Gillum readied for the recount by turning to his faith.
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Market watchers readied for another big week of corporate results.
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I got on the balcony, and readied myself to jump.
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For years, the trust has readied pillars for the temple.
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He says his professional career has readied him for volatility.
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Whole blood containing plasma, platelets and red blood cells is readied.
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In preparation, the White House has reportedly readied sanctions against Tehran.
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For one another, we readied an ear and opened our hearts.
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Maybe that is being collected and readied for the medical literature.
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Italy, Spain and Britain have already readied their national digital tax plans.
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Even as the Alexandria expats readied Hilltop for war, life for Mrs.
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The pilots readied themselves to turn both ships around and return home.
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Zawadi Karikumutima, 32, readied her boat for a night on the water.
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Even now, as it's readied in the gallery, Kurt considers it unfinished.
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The city has already readied for what could be a complicated day.
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They threaded fluid lines into her veins and readied a breathing tube.
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Buildings next door teetered, spitting out dust, as they readied to collapse.
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It was masochism, if not exactly the type I'd readied myself for.
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SpaceX readied B1045 for its next and final mission and in record time.
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Walking into her bedroom as she readied to go out for the evening.
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Thiel readied himself to go back to New York, and later, the inauguration.
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The new S$22016 million ($225 million) project will be readied for 22016.
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"There, he readied his rifle," Isreal explained at a press conference Thursday evening.
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Grupp readied a syringe and injected the tocilizumab directly into Emily's IV port.
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With runners on first and second, and two outs, he readied for redemption.
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In San Antonio, empty warehouses were being readied as shelters for 4,100 evacuees.
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With Panou's help, Burtynsky readied his gear, and then he fell into contemplation.
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He readied his live shot and descended to an altitude of 1,500 feet.
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I arrived at the OB-GYN's and readied myself for the inevitable devastation.
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As the remnants of the caravan proceeded northward, the Trump administration readied itself.
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Guys hid behind walls, shot, ducked — as their buddies readied their payloads of death.
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" Powell, 20, admitted as he readied his palette to taste the pink fruit. "Woo!
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The report said the carrier was likely being readied for its first sea trials.
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Our wallets have been readied and our closets cleared in anticipation of this drop.
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Michael Evangelista, the 25-year-old shop apprentice, cleaned and readied the vacant stations.
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"I am the real deal," Ibrahimovic said as readied himself for a new season.
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But replays do show that some of the sand moved as she readied her club.
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By now, you've likely felt the subscription pinch, and readied yourself for the coming escalation.
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One kid chopped veggies, one boiled water, one readied the silverware and on and on.
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As the plane readied for takeoff, the engine seemed to die several times, she said.
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"It's taken over me," Mr. Thioye said recently, as he readied for yet another trip.
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A special 15-minute cut of the 20-minute film is being readied for the event.
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With John off to do whatever he did, Jane readied John Jr., their youngest, for sleep.
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At times the lighting is so bright you may wonder if you're being readied for surgery.
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Instead, he said on Sunday banks could pay into a new state development fund being readied.
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American warplanes were being readied or, according to the New York Times, already in the air.
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Manny took a seat and waited as Sherwin prepared the laptop and Muraskin readied the headgear.
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In his first year in office, President Trump has readied a broad array of trade weapons.
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"Oh, and by the way," Ida said to no one, as she readied herself for bed.
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Or Eric Cantor's 112 primary loss as he readied himself to be speaker of the House.
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He readied his dipper, a pitch that upon bouncing curves away from or toward a bowler.
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Along the way, Maliibu Miitch signed to Atlantic Records and readied her 2018 mixtape, The Count.
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Mr. Bloomberg readied for his first test in Tuesday's primaries after skipping the four early contests.
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As I readied to have children of my own, none of this was on my mind.
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The 170 fighters roared back, readied their armor and collected their swords, spears and battle-axes.
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Tests need to be readied, protection equipment needs to be produced, medication needs to be developed.
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Meanwhile, the Reagan administration readied the deployment of Pershing II intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe.
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The Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United readied the first special interest assault on the ESA.
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Waiting for the landing teams at the agencies are pre-readied briefings, ordered by Obama months ago.
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Spectators laughed along, particularly when the sounds grew even louder as player Frances Tiafoe readied a serve.
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Two of them married; one became a father; all of them readied their post-Beatles solo debuts.
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Police have rolled out extra barbed wire and readied armored trucks and water cannon around the KPU.
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Perhaps in the current calm the public could be readied for a recession-busting exercise in persuasion.
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Samsung no doubt saw the writing on the wall, as companies like Huawei readied their own foldable.
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She quickly readied it to have a 4th of July party that summer with so many friends.
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Every summer before her grandfather's arrival, her mother would talk to herself as she readied his room.
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In high school, Thurmond readied himself, joining the military drill team and the Reserve Officers' Training Corps.
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Neymar readied himself for the kick at Maracanã Stadium, just over 214 miles away from Olympic Park.
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Trump couldn't assemble and manage a top-notch cabinet because he'd never readied himself for that task.
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They readied themselves for an inconclusive or ambiguous result — a blur, perhaps, that they couldn't quite read.
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A larger study with 546 participants, being readied for publication, will report similar results, Dr. Schonberg said.
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"When they pulled into the parking lot and readied to transport these inmates, they were overcome," Maj.
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Dwayne Johnson, Zac Efron, Alexandra Daddario and Priyanka Chopra have readied their beach bods for the occasion.
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The VW, on the other hand, is being readied for a Paris Motor Show unveiling in September.
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Meghan reports the First Lady's trip is still on; and a new plane is being readied now. pic.twitter.
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He says pieces of his Lego airplanes would pop off while he played and readied them for takeoff.
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Here, Spidey is eager to do a billionaire's bidding, partly because he's being readied to join the Avengers.
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Anxiety had kept me up all night as I readied for my flight to St. Louis on Saturday.
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Hence the impression in Berlin on December 19th of an establishment that had long readied itself for this moment.
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UNHCR said that a site in Syria that previously hosted Iraqi refugees is being readied to accommodate another influx.
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According to Politico, that position has readied him to oversee Trump's controversial immigration agenda at the US-Mexico border.
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But as Capitol officials readied for Vice President Mike Pence to arrive to break a possible tie vote, Sen.
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That's why I scheduled another pilates class and readied my bathroom for an intense post-butt-burn writing session.
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The Mets had to move on quickly, though, as they readied for their own long journey after the win.
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I looked up at the red, blue, and yellow glass flowers and readied myself for a very long wait.
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I remember everyone getting dressed for the royal ceremonies: gold sashes put on, turbans being tied, horses being readied.
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Every fisherman has faith in Mazu, he says, as the town's 2,800 vessels are readied for the fishing season.
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As the Methodist conference ended, truckloads of dirt were being readied outside the arena for a monster truck event.
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Millions had readied applications for the deferred action, only to enter a holding pattern as the court cases played out.
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Land-based missiles with solid propellants can be readied for launch much faster, before enemy satellites or drones spot them.
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After he didn't hear back, he readied a second tape — which never made it to the film's director, Richard Tanne.
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She readied her fist and punched again, but this time, it landed like a gentle tap over her brother's heart.
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All that preparation readied Alaska residents to spring into action as soon as the shaking from the initial quake subsided.
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Turner later told investigators he was unaware Williams was having a seizure and readied his Taser because Williams was combative.
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Reform-advocacy groups, including the one formed by Mark Zuckerberg, readied a blast of ads in support of imminent legislation.
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It looked like scaffolding that had been readied for the construction of a hundred-and-fifty-foot head of Ozymandias.
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The Hunt After three years in London, Kristin Petuck Luks and Howard Luks readied themselves to return to New York.
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Reminders of the losses were everywhere as the university's sports center was readied for a public memorial service on Sunday.
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And then, as the House readied for its impeachment vote, Trump couldn't help but talk a little about impeachment, too.
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For more than an hour, they brainstormed, before Shankar and Tucker-Ray readied for their drive back to the airport.
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He readied his first "bionic" sheep device prototype in 2006 with the help of engineers and shepherd friends in Spain.
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I immediately reorganized myself, cleared my air, and woke my inner army to full attention and readied myself for attack.
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But it was around this time that she discovered she was pregnant, and stepped back as she readied for parenthood.
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Inside, office space is being readied for anchor tenant GroupM, an advertising firm, with exposed ceilings that suggest a Soho loft.
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They also said they had readied 10,000 tons of frozen pork near Shanghai's port that could be sent to Wuhan anytime.
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There's another kind of threat, though, that Cleveland has also readied itself for: That of a biological, chemical, or radiological event.
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The run-up to a season-opener is a hectic time for teams, as cars must be readied for air freight.
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They set up a three-mile surveillance area around the town of Tetbury, deployed bee inspectors, and readied nest disposal experts.
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He readied his body by working out strenuously the weekend before so his body would be able to retain the sandwiches.
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Even as Trump readied for his trip to Asia, Abe jetted to Washington to go over shared goals regarding the peninsula.
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One planet farther out, at Saturn, NASA's Cassini spacecraft is being readied for what its managers have called the grand finale.
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But the Republicans who apparently readied themselves for Huffman's amendment ensured this time that it didn't pass quietly by voice vote.
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His qualifications for speaking on female confidence were obscure, but he had prepared a PowerPoint presentation, so we readied our notebooks.
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Portugal's 10-year yields rose above 3 percent as the country readied for a syndicated sale of 2022 and 2045 bonds.
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The grapes are infused without preservatives and encouraged to ferment in their readied juices, making for a bolder, more unique flavor.
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Plants most likely weren't competing with lichens, and lichens weren't the big climate changers that readied the world for vascular plants.
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Another Syrian family of refugees will be arriving soon, and this empty, echoing old place needs to be readied in welcome.
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The appointments were announced as Macron readied for his inauguration as president on Sunday at a ceremony in the Elysee palace.
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The area is never mentioned in the thousands of documents Washington left behind, which he protected and readied to be studied.
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Around the country, as the four military bases were readied to receive quarantined travelers, officials sought to reassure residents living nearby.
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By the late 22012s and early 22010s, Nello Ferrara was being readied to take over the business that carried his name.
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There, the architect recalled, municipal officials assured him that a contract would soon be readied enabling him to keep the copyright.
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But at times the North, knowing it is under space surveillance, has readied the site but waited to conduct the test.
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I met up with Rafly Panggalo, 16, and his three friends as they readied their own bull, Hammer, for the match.
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That store would allow customers to order their groceries online and then pick them up readied at the brick and mortar location.
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Kim is shown laughing and smiling with officials both next to the missile as it is readied, and in a control booth.
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The 45-year-old attraction has been closed for nearly a year as Disney Imagineers have readied it for the new addition.
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Protesters in Pelham this Saturday armed themselves a mix of attire, readied for any outcome–from a musical instruments to baseball bats.
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He quickly spotted two anomalies on the sea floor, and readied another of the ship's remotely operated vehicles to visit the bottom.
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Even within academia, less than half of faculty members at four-year colleges and universities thought school readied them for their jobs.
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Addressing an audience at VW's annual shareholder meeting in Berlin on Thursday, Diess said some assets may now be readied for sale.
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"Take my picture," I asked Nancy, and she readied the camera, happy to defer to me as the ham in the family.
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The organizations said they had readied for shipment 500,000 testing kits and 1 million masks to be donated to the United States.
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To process leads more effectively, a new intelligence centre is quietly being readied in Vilnius for operations to begin later this year.
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As his platoon readied for combat, its commander, Second Lt. Tyler P. Kurtz, selected him for a particularly difficult role: designated marksman.
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Two weeks before the premiere, the ballet's costume director, Xavier Ronze showed off the production's 200 costumes being readied by the atelier.
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Such dramatic movements in LME spreads can often be an early warning sign of metal being readied for delivery into the LME system.
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Now, eight months later, the team has readied a new app for smart TVs, set-top boxes, and game consoles around the world.
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As the rivals readied for their dueling appearances, Trump lashed out at Clinton on Twitter Friday for failing to protect the Second Amendment.
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At his stop, I hopped out and held the door firm as our soloist readied his cane and steadied himself on his feet.
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Amazon purchased the semiconductor firm Annapurna Labs last year, and now its readied a line of chips under the name Alpine for sale.
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But it's not like he mismanaged WeWork between January, when he accepted SoftBank's $47 billion valuation, and September, when WeWork readied an IPO.
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Park, 64, had apologized twice previously but until now resisted mounting public calls to quit, even as lawmakers readied to mount impeachment proceedings.
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At the assembly line of a bakery plant in Guetersloh, West Germany, Pumpernickel is tinned and readied for the transport over the ocean.
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Salvaged objects were originally kept on a tarmac at Kennedy while Hangar 17, which had last been used by Tower Air, was readied.
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Expectant mothers would need to pack their passport or a bundle of identification documents in the overnight bag readied for the baby's delivery.
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Most experts assume the Bank of England and its counterparts have readied plans to lend to financial institutions that could face cash shortages.
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The move comes as the U.S. has been engaged in a series of trade skirmishes as tariffs are readied for July 6 implementation.
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As I readied the box cutter, I got shoved by a customer, and I fell right on it and sliced my hand open.
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It's intended for the company's newest satellite, ADRAS 21, which weighs up to 21 kg and is being readied for a 2018 launch.
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He signed autographs for fans, posed for photos with his parents, readied his lineup card of game information, and took in the atmosphere.
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And he said what you need to do is ..." I readied myself for advice I couldn't use: "Set your feet before you throw.
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"We didn't do enough when we were here," he said as the team readied to fly to St. Louis for a weekend series.
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Metal caskets were also being readied at the American air base in Osan, South Korea, to prepare for the cross-Pacific journey home.
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The Buddh International Circuit, India's first Formula One racing track, was being readied for use as a shelter and quarantine facility, officials said.
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The positions of the wing parts indicate that the plane was cruising and not being readied to land, even on the ocean's surface.
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It was Branca who willfully stood beside Jackie Robinson on opening day in 1947 as his teammate readied to break baseball's color barrier.
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Around Kuchurgan, under a web of pylons and electricity lines, plots of land are being readied for cryptocurrency miners to build industrial farms.
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FitzGerald sat on a plush red seat in the front row of the balcony, and Cohen readied the cameras for a test shoot.
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Freeman tried to sleep her discomfort away, but once she woke up as the plane readied to make its landing, the cramps had intensified.
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The decision, stunning Peruvians as they sat readied their holiday feasts, triggered clashes between police and protesters and could reshape Peruvian politics for years.
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The audience readied itself for Cronus' inevitable victory, but a sudden last-ditch maneuver allowed Lynx to land a one-in-a-million shot.
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Vietnam had put thousands of soldiers on standby, readied evacuation plans and ordered vessels to stay in port on Thursday ahead of the storm.
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Mr Orban has readied a fresh tranche of laws, labelled the "Stop Soros" package, to further rein in NGOs funded by Mr Soros's foundation.
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In mid-December, as evacuations were readied from Aleppo, Trump told a rally in Pennsylvania that his administration would create "safe zones" in Syria.
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The code is now said to be readied to the stage of "intent to ship," which means it should appear in Chrome very soon.
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The extra podium that Fox News said it had readied for a last-minute change of heart from the real estate magnate was unused.
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Mr. Boykoff has had his students perform a comedy show about environmental destruction; a research paper on the outcome is being readied for publication.
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The doors were thrown wide to the street and "Whole Lotta Loving" was turned up loud, as Mr. McIntosh readied himself for the day.
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The island has readied a T$60 billion ($2 billion) stimulus package to help soften the impact of the virus impact on the economy.
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In the men's 203-meter speedskating event, he lined up, crouched as he readied for the start gun and then sprang into a sprint.
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There, an exhibition of 80 prints and other artwork by the publicity-averse street artist and prankster was being readied for a coming show.
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NEW — PARDON ME: Via CNN's Kaitlan Collins, The paperwork has reportedly been readied for President Trump to pardon former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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As the intelligence community inspector general testified before Congress behind closed doors Friday, Democrats readied an expansive document request for the vice president's office.
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He turned up in "Breaking Bad" just long enough to sample some dipping sauces and then commit suicide as the authorities readied his arrest.
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Now, after $380 million worth of upgrades, the park land around the monument and the underground museum below it are being readied for visitors.
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New hotels, such as the 519-room J.W. Marriott, are being readied in advance of Super Bowl LV, which Tampa will host in 2021.
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Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security, Carnegie Mellon, and a number of antivirus companies readied themselves to help customers regain access to their infected computers.
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At a base near Honolulu, a pair of CH-53E Super Stallion helicopters have been readied in case encroaching lava flows reach State Highway 130.
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The repeal bill was rushed through committees and readied for a vote, though it was far from clear that it had the numbers to pass.
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An effigy of a PUBG character is readied be set on fire as part of the Hindu festival of Holi in Mumbai on March 19.
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Organizers have stepped up security and readied battle tanks, fighter jets and fireworks for President Trump's Fourth of July extravaganza in Washington, D.C., per NPR.
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When it was referred to as a "mass" I readied myself to run out of there, say my goodbyes, and get my house in order.
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The electric vehicle platform has been "booked" for 50 million cars, Diess said, adding that battery procurement has also been readied to handle this amount.
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During the PSA, sailors and shipbuilders readied the propulsion system, advanced arresting gear, and other important systems and fixed numerous discrepancies identified during earlier trials.
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By July 4th, as America celebrated its 200th birthday and readied for the upcoming presidential election, William Errol Thomas and his son had effectively vanished.
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As Mickelson readied for his tee shot on No. 18, a fan reminded him that he had made the cut while Woods went home early.
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The Capitals captain moved the puck to the slot to Marcus Johansson as Backstrom camped out and readied a one-timer on the right wing.
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The electric vehicle platform has been "booked" for 50 million cars, Diess said, adding that battery procurement had also been readied to handle this amount.
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The chairman of the Judiciary Committee readied a subpoena for the acting attorney general, Matthew G. Whitaker, in case he tried to avoid Democratic questioning.
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At least 10 shelters were being readied on tribal land against temperatures that can fall below -35 Fahrenheit (-37 Celsius) for days at time, he said.
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Surely, when you first learned of Way Day, Wayfair's biggest sale since Black Friday, you readied your mouse, and Pinterest board, to do some serious strategizing.
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"We"–hackers, individualists, and/or everyone in tech who hopes we're building a better future–readied for a battle against surveillance capitalism and the surveillance state.
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The aircraft that weren't removed were likely undergoing maintenance and couldn't be readied in time for transportation, especially given that Hurricane Michael gained strength so fast.
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Around 2008, as Apple readied new iMacs, Hankey dug in on an idea to make Apple products talk to each other as a home control system.
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The photos were posted just hours after a picture leaked on Reddit that showed a grainy view of the car being readied for its final ride.
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Lab assistants destroy the females while males are packaged in plastic containers so that they can grow into adult mosquitoes that can be readied for release.
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We were made aware, we resolved to unite, and we readied ourselves to fight back against darkness, no matter what might try to hold us back.
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As Jinger (Duggar) Vuolo prepared to welcome her baby girl into the world, the mama-to-be prioritized safety as she readied for her due date.
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A console generation, specifically, starting with Sonic's arrival on the Genesis on June 23rd, 1991 and persisting as both Nintendo and Sega readied their new consoles.
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As Le Bouclier closed in, seeking to hail the suspect ship over the radio, elite troops readied compact assault rifles designed especially for close-quarter combat.
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For instance, he said, stocks of hospital equipment were secured, and schools readied mobile buildings for future victims so children would continue to go to class.
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With the help of a local home hospice agency, we readied our guest room and arranged for Doris to be transported to our New Jersey home.
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The Russian missiles use solid fuel, which means they can be readied in a very short time frame to fire at targets, especially in western Europe.
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New York City is sending trucks with hundreds of blankets and hand warmers to the Metropolitan Detention Center NOW and generators are being readied for transport.
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The country said it has readied 25 hospitals in the midst of the epidemic around the world, although Saudi Arabia itself has not confirmed any cases.
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Chief Gilvan Tenharim told BuzzFeed News that an area in the territory had been cleared without approval and was apparently being readied for development and sale.
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BANGKOK — As Batik Air Flight 6231 readied for takeoff, the ground began to violently shake in Palu, a city on the eastern Indonesian island of Sulawesi.
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The bigger booster will have 37 Raptor engines, however, and six landing legs for stability when it comes back down to be readied for re-use.
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Republicans pulled both that bill and the one covering the State Department and foreign operations as Democrats readied amendments blocking the Trump administration on abortion rules.
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"Nothing in my legal training had readied me for it," she said of her arrest, adding that the experience had made her more sympathetic to detainees.
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On the edge of town, I stumbled across an execution ground, where a couple members of the community were bound and gagged while militia readied their rifles.
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The statement was released as the FSC, along with other ministries, readied a presentation to the presidential Blue House on Thursday detailing its policy direction this year.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - No debt relief measures are being readied for Greece, Germany's Finance Ministry said on Thursday after the Handelsblatt business daily reported measures were under consideration.
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President Trump confirmed that his administration had readied a series of strikes against Iran in response for shooting down an unmanned drone in a Friday Twitter thread.
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For now, we can at least appreciate the ambition of the program and also every cool moment we've seen as the F-35 has readied for combat.
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As the pop singer readied herself to get into her car and leave, he didn't pause on asking her for a hug, which she kindly obliged to.
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When the smoke cleared a group of large robot ladybugs on wheels were racing circles around them, while robot monkeys readied the next barrage from the trees.
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When Robert Mueller was tapped to investigate Russian meddling in last year's presidential election, white-collar defense attorneys in Washington pumped their fists and readied their invoices.
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Military forces are being readied in Shenzhen as a warning to Hong Kong of China's combat readiness, Adam Ni, a researcher on Chinese security policy tweeted Tuesday.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly lower open on Wednesday, as investors readied to delve through another cluster of earnings from the U.S. corporate sphere.
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Brody's Cause (4-to-1), readied by Dale Romans, rallied from the back of the pack through a crowded field of 14 to edge My Man Sam.
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Production companies Screen Gems and Mythology Entertainment have reportedly obtained the rights to the horrible creature and a film is being readied for a 2017, Yahoo reports.
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Her skin and face have changed texture and color—protrusions grow out of her forehead and around the nose—highly sexual (not sexy) armor readied for battle.
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It was also reported that SoftBank has readied a financing package to take control of the company and further sideline Neumann, who is also a co-founder.
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Volkswagen's electric vehicle platform and battery procurement plans are being readied to handle production of 50 million vehicles, Chief Executive Herbert Diess told German trade publication Automobilwoche.
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These steps should be readied in concert with efforts to deter Russia from more meddling, but thus far, there is little evidence that the Russians are deterred.
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As security forces cracked down on all areas of public life in Egypt, he imposed military law and readied himself for the presidential election in May 2014.
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Investors are also keen for an update on HSBC's search for a chairman, following speculation that ex-AXA boss Henri de Castries was being readied for the position.
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The Soviets misinterpreted the 1983 NATO nuclear weapons command exercise, known as ABLE ARCHER, as the preparations for a surprise attack and readied their own forces to respond.
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Last week, as Donald Trump prepared for his inauguration in Washington, DC and protestors readied demonstrations to counter it, a series of advertisements were posted on Back Page.
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Even so an imminent deal is unlikely as documents have yet to be readied, according to bankers familiar with the matter, who reckoned post-summer was more probable.
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Espinosa spoke to the Thomson Reuters Foundation as she readied for two weeks of "crucial negotiations" to finalize preparations for December's U.N. climate change summit, COP24, in Poland.
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The Fugro Discovery was returning to Fremantle, Western Australia, where a replacement cable could be installed, while crew members readied a spare towfish for use, the statement said.
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Volkswagen's woes over its emissions-cheating scandal mounted when Norway's sovereign-wealth fund, the world's largest, said it would join one of the lawsuits being readied in Germany.
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In an interview with The Colorado Independent, Bennet revealed that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer last month as he readied to make an announcement for his candidacy.
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But it was also the doing of Joseph Flummerfelt, who has been preparing Philharmonic choruses for 44 years and readied his New York Choral Artists for this run.
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The U.S. shelved plans to provide Afghan forces with hundreds of armored vehicles as they readied to take on the Taliban without combat support, according to a report.
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In addition, over 1,000 field hospital beds are being readied along with the units to man them, not counting the ships,according to Joint Staff Surgeon Brig. Gen.
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The Russian missiles use solid fuel, which also means they can be readied in a very short time frame to be fired at targets, especially in western Europe.
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The country has readied a file of products from politically important parts of the United States, though, unlike Europe, it has not announced the list of products publicly.
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The fragrant, brandy-soaked mess of fruits will have been readied in its great earthenware bowl, to be steamed in the Aga's lower oven for 12 full hours.
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Once again, the Arctic is being viewed as a potential site of conflict with Russia and, as a result, US forces are being readied for possible combat there.
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Everything looks superficially lovely, especially Katherine, who is brushed and cinched, primped and readied by her maid, Anna (Naomi Ackie), like a doll that no one plays with.
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In the evening, the police readied canisters of tear gas as they stood opposite crowds of protesters who had barricaded a street downtown in a briefly tense moment.
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Kroger&aposs credit card machines apparently crashed on Christmas Eve, infuriating shoppers hoping to get some last-minute shopping done as they readied themselves for their Christmas dinners.
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That night, yet again, Bogachev readied for battle—wrestling for control of his network, testing it, redirecting traffic to new servers, and deciphering the Pittsburgh team's method of attack.
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Just this week, vice president Mike Pence was in Canada putting the finishing touches on USMCA, while Mexico's new president readied the deal for ratification in his own country.
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Pit crew members readied the garages, broadcast crews installed and linked cameras, and the concession workers were brought in to get a sense of what they were in for.
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And as Hurricane Florence continues to flood the mid-Atlantic, they're being readied to move emergency personnel and relief supplies into the river-surrounded town of Georgetown, South Carolina.
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There's fascinating stuff in there as Kennedy, often with his brother Robert, goes back and forth about how to deal with the Russian nuclear weapons being readied on Cuba.
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Google has now readied a new compression algorithm for the browser which will squeeze web pages down by as much as 25 percent more than it does right now.
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The Killer bassist—he who wrote the bass lines that made "Jenny Was a Friend of Mine" and countless others so utterly indelible—has a second solo album readied.
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Heading into Thursday's session, Wall Street readied for potential market-moving announcements from the European Central Bank and its president, Mario Draghi; Comey's testimony; and the U.K. general election.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Billings recalled how unflappable Mr. Mayer was on the plane as he readied his parachute for the jump and gave a few final directives.
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Governments and central banks readied more emergency measures to tackle the economic impacts of the coronavirus as Asian markets suffered their worst weekly crashes since the 2008 financial crisis.
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With me telling Ma that Mars is not ready for tourism, or saying I got a call from Elon Musk and he has readied a rocket just for her?
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Before morning prayer, he readied himself, tucking his shirt into his trousers, tying on his turban and putting on the big green military helmet snatched from a dead soldier.
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Travelers described a scramble for the few remaining tickets out of China, as federal officials readied military bases to house hundreds of people potentially exposed to the deadly coronavirus.
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Along the avenue, floats bearing dancers and sparkly replicas of things like the Dome of the Rock, the central mosque in Jerusalem, readied for the parade to kick off.
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As the flight readied for departure, and with no assistance from attendants, Yamauchi lifted Taizo onto her lap, where he would stay for the next three-and-a-half hours.
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Immediately after hearing the news of the shooting, the Red Sox readied the team plane to fly Ortiz to Massachusetts General Hospital, where he underwent a second surgery Monday night.
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Earlier, oil prices gained as U.S. stockpiles grew by less than half the levels expected while major oil producers readied to meet in Qatar next month on output freeze plan.
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Those resources include the USS Kearsarge and the USS Oak Hill, which are being readied for possible deployment to Texas if active duty military help is requested by the state.
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The growing military presence being readied in Shenzhen comes in a week when protesters twice forced Hong Kong International Airport to shut down, cancelling hundreds of flights in the process.
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CARACAS, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition on Wednesday readied itself for massive protests against a freshly elected legislative superbody that is expected to hand President Nicolas Maduro vast new powers.
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SoftBank has readied a financing package to take control of WeWork and further sideline the company's founder Adam Neumann, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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The next day I caught up with Laurens De Plus, a 23-year-old Belgian racer for the Jumbo-Visma team as he readied for another day in the Pyrenees.
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And while Bloomberg apologized for his "stop and frisk" policy last week, as he readied a run for President, in January of this year Bloomberg was still vocally defending it.
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A defense official has told CNN that the US has imagery that suggests the attack originated from inside Iran, including evidence of weapons being readied for launch inside the country.
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The island has readied a T$60 billion ($2 billion) stimulus package to help soften the virus impact, which some analysts said could hit its economy growth this year badly.
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It otherwise looks like a regular offensive play, with three Cardinals setting up near the basket they would actually be defending as Mariya Moore readied to inbound to Briahanna Jackson.
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Elsewhere in Australia, thousands of people were trapped on the country's east coast by fierce fires, as the government readied naval vessels and military helicopters to aid firefighting and evacuations.
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And just as we readied ourselves to put that homemade apple pie taste to the test, we realized, with horror and sadness, that this new beverage is only available in Japan.
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Telecom stocks were in the limelight as top players readied their war chest for the upcoming spectrum auction in October in a bid to fight competition from Reliance Jio's aggressive strategy.
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Rights activists and residents said this week that all the men from the Awamiya Cell have been transferred to the capital Riyadh, a sign that they were being readied for execution.
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Trump's children have very publicly been on board with their father's campaign, but Trump said nothing could have readied her for the political journey of the past year and a half.
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U.S. President Donald Trump insisted on Tuesday that trade talks with China had not collapsed and called the widening tariff war "a little squabble," even as his administration readied 25% duties.
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At least 10 shelters were being readied on tribal land against temperatures that can plunge to less than 35 degrees below zero Fahrenheit (-37 Celsius) for days at time, he said.
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As investors readied for a plunge in the pound by buying pound put options, implied volatilities have soared, with one-month volatility hitting an unprecedented level around 28 percent this week.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's electric vehicle platform and battery procurement plans are being readied to handle production of 50 million vehicles, Chief Executive Herbert Diess told German trade publication Automobilwoche.
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The factory had been shut for 10 days for the Eid period at the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and was being readied to resume operations from Tuesday.
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EnBW's southwestern German Neckarwestheim 2 reactor is due to shut for maintenance from Friday, although this has long been factored in and more coal power capacity has been readied, traders said.
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"Not only will the quantity of semen readied for ejaculation on orgasm will be increased, the pleasurable contractions that occur with that release will be increased as well," Reitano tells me.
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On Soccer As he readied his players to face Manchester City in the last 16 of the Champions League last week, F.C. Basel Coach Raphaël Wicky realized he had a problem.
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Last Thursday, as the afternoon sun beat down on the Bronx campus of the New York Institute for Special Education, students readied themselves for an annual rite of passage: the prom.
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Thousands of tires have been readied to set alight on the Gaza side of the border in order to create curtains of black smoke and obscure the sights of Israeli snipers.
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As census leaders prepared to begin the count in recent weeks, they readied an advertising campaign to reach Native residents living in remote villages of Alaska to help begin building trust.
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I think we've got it very well readied internally if we're talking about the first quarter next year, sometime in the fourth quarter we'll start to share our more concrete plans.
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Cryptocurrency-linked plays in South Korea were mixed after tumbling in the last session when a top official said a bill was being readied to ban cryptocurrency trading within the country.
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The data, which followed subdued inflation numbers from Germany on Tuesday, brought relief to investors who have in recent weeks readied for a change in the ECB's ultra-easy policy stance.
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As Fleming readied to accompany Jones to an alleged court hearing, Jones said it would "look good" if Fleming brought the baby as well, according to court documents, The Herald Bulletin reports.
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Since then, however, things have pretty much slowed to a crawl on the announcement front, as the company focuses on opened up third-party development, partnered with Indiegogo and readied some hackathons.
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At home I lit a candle (as I imagined Bacon and Paltrow would), readied my brewing station, and heated my nut milk with all the strange mushroom extract powders and ashwagandha included.
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When Lea Michele walked to the top of the aisle as she readied to marry Zandy Reich, president of AYR clothing company and her boyfriend of nearly three years, she was glowing.
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But as the family readied to wrap up the day, Brayden went off one last jump, which, according to his father, saw him go as high as 35 feet in the air.
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Before a rapt audience of several dozen inmates, guests and jail personnel, the two men nervously shuffled through stacks of notes as they readied for a clash of uncommon substance and civility.
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Max Wolff, chief economist at The Phoenix Group, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " that this pattern is about to end as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg readied his congressional testimony for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The donkeys, which come in "a multitude of petite sizes and colors," need to be readied for rescue, but they are now just a phone call (and a flight to Arizona) away.
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At the end of Season 2, someone wedged a stick into the car's steering wheel, honking him to distraction as he readied for a kill shot in sniper position on a hillside.
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BVSP has rallied nearly 23 percent in 22016, despite the worst recession since the 1930s, as investors welcomed a new center-right government's agenda of fiscal reforms and readied for an economic rebound.
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As far as the Nazis were concerned, Müller was good at the job, able to tell those who were about to be murdered that they were safe as he readied the gas chambers.
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So one morning in March, leaders of the Munduruku tribe readied their bows and arrows, stashed a bit of food into plastic bags and crammed inside four boats to drive the miners away.
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For this scene, plates had been readied for more than 100 extras, with each appetizer and main appearing in three iterations — untouched branzino, half-eaten branzino, just the bones and a stray radish.
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European shares managed to reverse losses in choppy trade as investors readied for U.S. congressional midterm elections on Tuesday, while sterling briefly climbed on a newspaper report that a Brexit agreement was imminent.
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" The head of the White House National Economic Council said the Treasury Department has readied a package of additional sanctions against Russia and that they "are under consideration but have not been determined.
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As he readied a collection based on the journey made by his Lebanese forebears through Ellis Island, Mr. Abboud talked about the grit required to survive the vicissitudes of an always fickle industry.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Surfing a global wave of climate activism to their strongest showing yet in European Union elections, Europe's Greens on Sunday readied to press their demands on climate and trade in Brussels.
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"The dramatization of the dispute between Italy and the Commission damages the Italian and by consequence the European economy," Tria said in a statement after the EU executive readied a disciplinary procedure against Rome.
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With these acquisitions and a new company being readied for third-party insurance agents sales channel, Shimizu said Nippon Life has acquired units necessary for the domestic life insurance business for the time being.
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"The dramatisation of the dispute between Italy and the Commission damages the Italian and by consequence the European economy," Tria said in a statement after the EU executive readied a disciplinary procedure against Rome.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy has readied measures to ensure that financial markets and institutions can continue to operate without disruption if Britain leaves the European Union without a deal, the economy ministry said on Thursday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Chinese bidders are circling FTE Automotive, a German clutch maker being readied for a sale or listing by U.S. buyout group Bain Capital, two people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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There was Robert Cohen's nocturnal photograph of Edward Crawford in Ferguson, Mo., clad in an American-flag shirt as he readied himself to throw a flaming tear-gas canister, like Thor launching his hammer.
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Workers from Animal Defenders International (ADI) adjusted cages in the early morning hours as they readied the lions for the first leg of the journey to Bogota from the north-central department of Santander.
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Moments after the prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance, the new senators readied themselves to walk down the center aisle of the grand chamber, where Vice President Mike Pence sat high on the dais.
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As I've argued before, Twitter has become the small bowel of the American news landscape — the place where the narratives you see on prime-time cable are first digested and readied for wider consumption.
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CHIASSO, Switzerland (Reuters) - Swiss customs officers began examining Italian commuters' Swiss work permits on Monday and Austria readied spot health checks of people crossing its southern border in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
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As Gülen preached in favor of business, his followers had set up a network of test-preparation centers, which readied young people to take entrance exams for college, military academies, and the civil service.
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Thai airport operator Airports of Thailand said it was aware of the problems flagged by IATA and has readied several measures to improve runways using concrete and expand capacity, which are awaiting government approval.
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The White House donated some of the food readied for the recently-canceled White House congressional picnic to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Maryland, a rep for first lady Melania Trump confirmed Friday.
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It's been just over a year since death metal group Gruesome stormed to the forefront of the metal press with their debut LP, Savage Land, yet they've already readied another EP of ferocious throwback material.
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Instead, Trump readied his team for a longer fight about the issue, urging surrogates to back him up and go after the media for pressing the line that his comments about the judge were racist.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Earnings were the main driver for European stocks on Wednesday, with luxury conglomerate Kering shining after sales at Gucci surged, as benchmarks were muted as investors readied for Thursday's European Central Bank meeting.
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As French and British aviation engineers readied their Concordes for passenger flight, the solar astronomy world was gearing up for its own milestone: the longest total solar eclipse of a lifetime, on June 30, 1973.
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Some shelters require that parents be present for room inspections, which sometimes occur at night, keeping the children up late, or in the morning, when they need to be readied for and taken to school.
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The Mets welcomed it all as they readied to travel to Atlanta for a four-game series at the start of a 10-game road trip that will include stops in Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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TAIPEI, March 11 (Reuters) - Taiwan's financial authority said on Wednesday it has readied plans to stabilise the island's stock market amid worries that a coronavirus outbreak could increase market volatility and destabilize the financial system.
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Yet as the French readied themselves for the election on Sunday, discussion on social media — both in favor and in opposition of leaking the documents — began to swirl, according to a review of Twitter data.
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JAKARTA, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Indonesia has readied a 10.3 trillion rupiah ($748.55 million) stimulus package aimed at reducing the impact of the coronavirus outbreak in China on its economy, the finance minister said on Tuesday.
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The two candidates managed to flatly contradict each other — he said he never said it, she said he did — while quickly moving on to deliver their readied arguments on why a woman could be elected.
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Just this week, House committee chairs have readied subpoenas to demand the full release of Robert Mueller's Russia report and to examine accusations of abuses in the White House's handling of top secret security clearances.
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A defense official told CNN that the US has imagery that suggests the attack originated inside Iran, including evidence of weapons being readied for launch inside the country; CNN has not been shown the imagery.
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The electric car, known as "MEB entry" is being readied for a production volume of 200,000 vehicles, while a mid sized sedan, the I.D. Aero, will have a production volume of 100,000 units, the person said.
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As the British and Europeans return from summer vacation, the Brexit plans begin to be readied and brought into focus, as the E.U. leadership becomes impatient and political pressure on the U.K.'s prime minister mounts.
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The government readied the fund in December on the understanding that the struggling lender had a capital shortfall of 5 billion euros, but the European Central Bank has since estimated the gap at 8.8 billion euros.
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MSCI's All Country World index, spanning 46 countries, nursed the milestone as a record high Wall Street readied to reopen and Asia and Europe had consolidated the rough 10 percent gains both have made since December.
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Euro zone bond yields were also creeping higher, buoyed by the data, as investors readied for new debt sales from France and Spain in what is traditionally one of the busiest issuance months of the year.
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She skipped past notes her producers had readied about their topic, "It's on Us," the White House's pledge initiative against sexual assault, and led with her own question: What motivated him to take on this cause?
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Governors in the region declared states of emergency, shut schools, opened shelters, readied national guard troops and urged residents to heed warnings, as media circulated fresh images of the storm's devastation in the Bahamas this week.
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Tourists at coastal hotels were advised to leave and an enormous amount of equipment was readied to deal with the storm's aftermath, including 300 power boats, two helicopters and many chain saws, to cut downed trees.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 13 (Reuters) - New business investment commitments in Singapore jumped nearly 40% last year to a seven-year high, far more than expected as companies readied themselves for an economic upturn, a government agency said.
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The delay in voting on the Senate bill, which Ms. Capito strongly rebuffed, has taken some of the heat off, though activists in West Virginia said signs had been readied for Tuesday's parades just in case.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea has increased the number of troops at some forward-deployed units as South Korea readied to restart propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts in retaliation for the North's nuclear test, Yonhap news agency reported on Friday.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's government moved swiftly Saturday to comply with a federal judge's order halting his travel ban -- even as Trump himself denounced the judge -- but readied its legal defense of the controversial executive action.
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She readied a nursery at her home in Texas, accepted gifts at a baby shower, and when it came time to show off photos of a child, she shared pictures of a newborn girl born on Nov.
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U.S. President Donald Trump sounded optimistic about prospects for a trade deal even as his administration readied 25% tariffs on all remaining Chinese imports, while the Chinese government said the two sides had agreed to keep talking.
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South Korea readied on Friday to prevent an outbreak of African swine fever in its pig herd after the disease was found in North Korea, the latest Asian country to be hit by the virus' rapid spread.
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But on the night of June 10, as the families readied for another crab hunting adventure, Levi asked his mother for Cheetos before running off to play with the other kids on the couches in the house.
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Core areas for cooperation could include defense, with European armies readied for joint missions, and the fight against organized crime, which would require deeper cooperation between police and intelligence services and the use of "fully interconnected" databases.
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But the simplest, and probably most gratifying method of grunt elimination is to Far Reach the soon-to-expire right onto the tip of your pointy pal, Emily's always readied blade—which used to belong to Corvo.
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SANTIAGO, Oct 28 (Reuters) - President Sebastian Pinera readied a cabinet reshuffle Monday morning, as Chileans angry at inequality called for more demonstrations this week in the biggest political crisis since the country's return to democracy in 1990.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. funds Autonomy and Eaton Vance have appealed an arbitration body decision in November to throw out a complaint that Iceland unfairly froze bonds they own as it readied to lift capital controls last year.
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In high yield, HNA Group's 6.25% 2021s dropped half a point to a cash price of 85.25, while Noble Group's 2022 bonds were bid at a cash price of 37.65, as the commodities trader readied restructuring plans.
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A few thousand protesters in Hong Kong on Thursday readied for potentially more clashes with police over a planned extradition law with mainland China, a day after police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at unarmed demonstrators.
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Nido, who was in his eighth game as a major leaguer, readied to receive the pitch, but just as Syndergaard released the ball, the contact in Nido's left eye was blown out by an uncommonly strong wind.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - The World Cup lost its headline acts on Saturday as the game's two biggest stars, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, readied to leave Russia after their teams were eliminated in the round of 16.
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It also describes how, over the last 2980 months, as the Sacklers left Purdue's board and stopped taking distributions, the new executive team sought to distance the company from the family, as it readied Purdue for restructuring.
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MELBOURNE/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Thousands swarmed to beaches on Australia's east coast on Tuesday to escape fierce wildfires bearing down on several seaside towns, as the government readied naval vessels and military helicopters to aid firefighting and evacuations.
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"I wanted the morning to start out with stretch for men and women, I wanted aquatics, I wanted aerobics," she said by phone recently, as she readied herself to head to Canyon Ranch, where she still works.
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So in the run-up to Sunday's Austrian election and Italian referendum, we readied ourselves for victory in Vienna of the far-right presidential candidate Norbert Hofer and for a resounding defeat of Renzi's plans for constitutional change.
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STOCKHOLM/LONDON (Reuters) - The European Free Trade Association (EFTA) on Wednesday rejected complaints by two U.S.-based funds against Reykjavik's freezing of $1.4 billion of their bonds as it readied to lift its eight-year-long capital controls.
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The state capitol building was being readied to receive his body, ahead of its journey to Washington, DC. The leading contenders to replace Mr Flake, Martha McSally and Kelli Ward, issued pre-primary statements on his dead confrere.
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Euro zone borrowing costs fell, as bond markets readied for the European Central Bank to signal baby steps away from its ultra-easy policy stance on Thursday and for the U.S. Federal Reserve to hike rates in December.
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Other than my date tonight I have nothing going on, so I decide instead of letting my anticipation and anxiety over the night steadily increase all day, I'll get myself readied up for a fun time with friends.
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After the worst mass shooting in our modern history, after an historic filibuster and round of gun safety votes in the Senate, and after an unprecedented sit-in on the House floor, House leaders have readied their response.
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Activating the immune system: Another approach being evaluated is whether the immune system can be readied to attack by injecting a virus, or virus-mimicking drug, that attacks cancer cells before giving someone a checkpoint inhibitor, Ribas says.
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As much as her career to this point has readied her for her new role, Ms. Yuan is aware that she's setting out on virgin territory — and that the best preparation she can do is for the unexpected.
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As Hurricane Florence moved toward the coast this week, Lucy the Elephant's executive director, Richard Helfant, watched its path and readied towels, just in case, to stuff inside the hatch on her roof to keep out the rain.
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Here's what happened: As the Des Moines Register readied a cover story and CNN prepped for an hourlong special about the time-honored poll, Pete Buttigieg's campaign complained that his name hadn't been offered to some poll recipients.
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For more than a year, Donald Trump's campaign aides convened focus groups and conducted internal polls to fine-tune their message — devising phrases such as "promises made, promises kept" and "big government socialism" — as they readied for reelection.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Australian government said on Saturday that up to 3,000 army reservists would be deployed to help communities hit by spreading wildfires and a third navy ship had been readied to support evacuations from coastal towns.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Major currencies were on hold on Tuesday as investors readied for key Chinese economic data due in a few hours as worries about the global economic outlook deepen and oil prices show scant signs of life.
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Here, doses of Viagra, Levitra, Cialis and a much less expensive generic sildenafil medication are being picked and sealed into sleek, Roman-branded pouches and readied to be sent out to its growing member base in discrete cardboard boxes.
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Still, responding to presidential demands for more and better options, officials are debating possible "preventive" strikes, a term denoting actions taken earlier than "pre-emptive" attacks in response to an imminent threat, like a missile being readied for launch.
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Opponents of Southern Copper Corp's $1.4 billion proposed Tia Maria mine readied plans on Wednesday for an indefinite strike, a day after Vizcarra's government granted the company a construction license that two of his predecessors had declined to issue.
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Four thousand people applauded, and Robert, in his gray silk suit, readied himself to stride onto a pink-lit stage below the ruins of the centuries, and let go of his lover's hand like someone falling from a cliff. . . .
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In the early days of January, as cases of a strange, pneumonia-like illness were reported in China, researchers at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland readied themselves to hunt for a vaccine to prevent the new disease.
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With more deluges forecast, two small planes have been readied to break up potential rain clouds in the skies above the Sunda Strait, while a bigger plane will be on standby, Indonesia's technology agency BPPT said in a statement.
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With more rain forecast, two small planes have been readied to break up potential rain clouds in the skies above the Sunda Strait, while a bigger plane will be on standby, Indonesia's technology agency BPPT said in a statement.
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Single-action semiautos are slightly different, in that you have to "rack" the first round, but subsequent rounds are readied automatically by the action of firing the round before them, and require no manual operation beyond a trigger pull.
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Sleek hardwood furniture that would suit Scandinavian interiors is being readied for shipment; carpenters distress the paint on a newly-made chest of drawers to make it look as if it has come straight from a flea market in Brooklyn.
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HONG KONG, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Hong Kong protesters readied to take to the streets again on Sunday, defying a police ban on marches in the Chinese-controlled territory and continuing a restive weekend of demonstrations which saw police fire teargas overnight.
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As part of a £600,000 ($766,737) English Heritage restoration project, the lower terrace at Osborne House has been revamped and readied to welcome visitors, a process that's been going on since 1986, when a charity took possession of the house.
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At 2000 East 216th Street, a condominium under construction near Second Avenue, one of the door attendants stationed at the porte-cochere will be able to whisk away a bike after a ride and have it readied for the next outing.
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As Congress moves forward with their budget-busting omnibus bill, they have simultaneously readied in a separate measure nearly $60-$85033 billion in wealth transfer from hard-working Americans to insurance companies under the guise of "stabilizing" the ObamaCare exchanges.
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If an indictment against Hillary Clinton was readied – and the group Judicial Watch to this day is trying to force the government to cough up any draft indictment that may have been prepared – it never saw the light of day.
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Volvo had readied plans for five different scenarios but was preparing for a hard Brexit, a spokesman said in response to questions asked after the British government said on Tuesday it would implement plans for a no-deal Brexit in full.
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My heart battered the wall of my chest as I readied myself to explain, to apologize — to say anything that could redeem me in the eyes of a doctor who has children of her own and who has delivered many babies.
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MEXICO CITY, March 8 (Reuters) - From Buenos Aires to Mexico City, women across Latin America's biggest cities readied to take to the streets for International Women's Day on Sunday, spurred by a growing outcry over inequality, femicide and strict abortion controls.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: Governments and central banks readied more emergency measures to tackle the economic impacts of the coronavirus as Asian markets suffered their worst weekly crashes since the 2008 financial crisis.
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The number of coronavirus cases in Italy is probably 10 times higher than the official tally, the head of the agency collating the data said on Tuesday as the government readied new measures to force people to stay at home.
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"A set of officers are looking into the pipeline of projects that can be readied so that once the fund is ready, it could be front-loaded on these projects," Sitharaman said at a business summit in Mumbai, the newspapers reported.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has two pitches readied for President Donald Trump when he visits the White House Friday: Offering to invest Australian pension money in U.S. infrastructure, and attempting to convince the US to rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Volunteers soon filled that space, and as they readied to unfurl a giant Browns flag, Edwards motioned to his long snapper, Tanner Purdum, to move closer to the Jets' sideline, lest they be swallowed by an orange-and-brown tarp.
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As she readied two cans of graffiti paint to spray "libertad" in the colors of the national flag on the street, Gabriela, 20, an architecture student, covered her face with a scarf, afraid in part, she said, of recognition by authorities.
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Panorama said lawyers for five of Epstein's victims, who are suing his estate, want Andrew to give evidence in their court cases and that pre-trial subpoenas had been readied to serve on the prince if he visited the United States.
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On Monday, as a group of about 90 New Yorkers readied themselves for visits, their group's organizer, Tod Kniazuk, encouraged attendees to have "selective amnesia about where the representative stands on everything else, and to talk to them about the arts."
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At the same time, though, he assured lawmakers that the 20 million Americans insured through Obamacare wouldn't lose coverage — a promise that could be hard to keep if Trump's administration starts dismantling the law before Congress has readied a replacement plan.
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Nevertheless, Jim Harithas, the Everson's director at the time, seized upon everything unconventional about its idealistic, participatory, ephemeral nature, and readied his staff for the inevitable media circus that would come with the arrival of a former Beatle and his art-making wife.
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That relationship has yet to recover from the moment last summer when Mr Trump hinted he might choose a new running-mate to boost his poll numbers, sparking rumours that Jared Kushner, his son-in-law, was being readied for the role.
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Unmanned systems will be another key highlight of this year's exhibition, with imagery of a number of new surveillance and attack-capable unmanned aerial vehicle (UAVs) apparently being readied for display in Zhuhai already proliferating on Chinese defense forums and social media.
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OTTAWA/MONTREAL (Reuters) - Canada's capital city of Ottawa readied on Friday for heavy flooding as rains were set to further engorge the swollen Ottawa River, while Montreal declared a state of emergency as it too braced for an inundation of flood waters.
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Washington (CNN)The U.S. government had readied a plane to take the seven Iranians pardoned in a recent prisoner exchange out of the country, but none of them chose to return to Iran, a U.S. official familiar with the negotiations told CNN Wednesday.
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More than being a fan and critical favorite, Lonesome Crowded West readied the band for the "indie" domination that their major-label follow-ups, The Moon and Antarctica in 2000 and 2004's Good News For People Who Love Bad News, brought.
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HONG KONG, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Hong Kong authorities readied on Friday for a series of student demonstrations and further weekend protests, the latest in more than five months of anti-government unrest that has sparked the Chinese-ruled city's worst crisis in decades.
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The canned, dehydrated, and otherwise space-readied options sent up in spacecrafts couldn't support any longstanding settlement on a moon or new planet, so space agencies have been intensely interested in space farming, which would provide fresh, nutrient-dense food to space travelers.
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So I can only conclude that the choice is made by the producers of the audiobooks, for whom a special circle in hell is being readied, one in which they will have to listen to these abominations until the end of time.
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From a practicality perspective, a recommendation to supplant DSRC with 22019G has nothing to do with the underlying technology and everything to do with the inevitable delay — and continued loss of life on our roadways — as 5G technology is readied for widespread implementation.
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So when a moment of truth arrived on Saturday, and top-seeded Gonzaga — with its free-flowing offense and shotmakers all over the court — readied for a final charge, the Red Raiders found success by doing what they do best: digging in.
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Just days after former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. became the 20th candidate to join the Democratic presidential race, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont readied what he hoped would be his latest show of force: thousands of house parties across the country.
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Above ground, near the curving entrance to the tunnel, construction has begun on a building where the spent fuel, currently cooling in pools at the Olkiluoto reactors, will be readied for burial, handled by remote-controlled machinery since radiation levels will be high.
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Sanchez, noting the winter storm had hit just as the area readied itself for the tourist season, said his government had called the emergency meeting on Friday in a bid to help reestablish normality, guarantee security and address short and medium-term needs.
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BOSTON — Carmelo Anthony stood to the side of the court at TD Garden on Wednesday morning, ice packs taped to his knees, and readied himself to talk about yet another flare-up, and another meeting, with Phil Jackson, the president of the Knicks.
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At a Queens Studio lot, on a frigid Monday in November, the actor Jonny Beauchamp, in wig, fake lashes, gloves and platform heels, took a deep breath — as deep as his flame-colored corset allowed — and readied himself for the next take.
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"The first time a Dreamer gets put in a detention center and readied for a deportation bus, those crowds you see at the airports, you are going to see crowds at least as big surrounding the outside of detention centers," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling held close to 3-1/2 month lows on Wednesday after Brexit-related news knocked the pound and as traders readied for data on the construction sector for any sign of an April rebound after weakness in the first quarter.
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There have been an equal number of callings to chapels, churches and special venues where young brides and grooms (some about to deploy) readied themselves for their vows, surrounded by the exquisite arrangements, candles and festoons we had ferried to the occasion.
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In June, Trump said after Iran shot down an unmanned U.S. drone that the United States had readied a series of strikes against the country, but he called the action off at the last moment because it would cause too many casualties.
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Now, more than 35 years later, six new crystal-laden fountains are being readied for even more prominent placement, on the Champs-Élysées, the famed avenue that has seen months of sometimes violent "Yellow Vest" protests over economic divisions and simmering class inequities.
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Where war planning has changed in the past few years is that there is conventional warning of North Korean attack, for instance, a missile being readied for launch that precipitates units to go on alert, aircraft to take off, fingers to move closer to triggers.
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As a consequence of political instability in Italy following the referendum result, measures to allow state aid for Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena are being readied, with the Italian lender's hopes of securing privately-backed fundraising waning, according to Reuters sources reported on Tuesday.
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As Lochte readied for his dance, he was surrounded by security who escorted the six-time Olympic medalist to the ballroom floor where was he joined by DWTS pros who donned T-shirts with the athlete's name surrounded by the outline of a heart.
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WASHINGTON/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to make Mexican immigration control a condition of a new NAFTA trade deal on Monday, even as ministers from Canada, the United States and Mexico readied a fresh push to finalize a revamped accord this week.
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Last night, UFC's European team readied the media for an announcement this morning, confirming the worst kept secret in mixed martial arts, as Michael Bisping is set to make his first title defense against his old rival Dan Henderson in Manchester on October 8.
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Spurred on by the successes of recent IPOs, including cloud technology company Twilio in June and messaging app Line in July, companies that have had their applications shelved since as far back as Christmas have hurriedly readied paperwork for regulators to make their market debuts.
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Deschamps-Braly, who by now was wearing blue scrubs and maroon Crocs, bent toward Abby and whispered in her ear as the anesthesiologist, Caroline Dejean, put her to sleep, and the others on the medical team readied surgical implements and counted screws and wires.
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The official also said retaliatory tariffs proposed by China on $50 billion worth of U.S. goods on Wednesday, hours after Washington readied tariffs on a similar amount of Chinese goods, were an attempt to "intimidate" the Trump administration to "back down" from its trade demands.
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But they have prompted a fierce response from allies, who have already readied lists of American products they plan to tax in return, as well as American businesses that use steel and aluminum, which are seeing their costs rise as a result of the measure.
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According to Khatchadourian, when British authorities allegedly threatened to enter the embassy to forcibly remove the WikiLeaks founder, Assange invested in some hardware:Assange told me that, preparing for imminent arrest, he readied a pair of handcuffs so that he could physically secure himself to the Ecuadorian consul.
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The number of oil and gas wells in Texas readied for production fell nearly 22017% in the first seven months of 2019 compared with the same time last, according to data from the state energy regulator, as activity dropped on concerns of slowing demand and oversupply.
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The bailout plan being readied by JPMorgan and Mediobanca includes the sale of 10 billion euros of bad loans, but it suffered a setback on Thursday when three banks - Intesa Sanpaolo, UniCredit and Morgan Stanley - declined a request to back the share issue, one source said.
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THERE HAS not been anything like it since the waning days of prohibition in America in the early 1930s, when Canadian distillers, already enriched by the banning of legal alcohol sales south of the border, readied themselves for the end of restrictions and a guaranteed boom.
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Washington D.C., New York and other East Coast cities readied fleets of snow plows, thousands of flights were canceled or delayed and residents stocked up on groceries ahead of a winter storm expected to dump up to 30 inches (503 cm) of snow on the region.
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Only four loot bags will fit onto any one helicopter, and many teams will number that many players, meaning that if you travel to an extraction point with entirely innocent intentions, you could still end up staring into four readied barrels of four very deadly rifles.
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MANCHESTER, England — As Prime Minister Boris Johnson readied the release of his final Brexit plan, politicians and diplomats on Tuesday were puzzling over a basic question: Is he more interested in reaching an agreement with the European Union, or averting blame for failure to get one?
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Daseke, the largest owner of flatbed equipment in North America, moved freight out of likely disaster areas in advance of Irma and readied hundreds of shipments of goods such as wheelchairs, diapers, portable toilets, lumber and concrete, said Phil Byrd, chief executive officer of Daseke subsidiary Bulldog Hiway Express.
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As Lee Hovenga readied to play in a recreational game of softball on May 2, his wife Kassy Hovenga took a seat in the stands behind third base with their 7-week-old daughter, McKenna, according to a Facebook page set up by relatives and friends of the family.
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As Americans readied for the long weekend that marks the start of the U.S. summer, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said it saw a 22015 percent likelihood of 21997 to 16 named storms with winds of 39 miles per hour (63 kms per hour) or stronger.
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You could describe them as classic Camden Lock goth, were it not for the fact they seem like remarkably well-kept, happy – if a little performatively sad – young men, many of them seemingly being readied for a future in which their college tuition will be paid in full.
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A clutch of advisers to Senator Bernie Sanders began arriving at the Capitol Hill townhouse that served as his makeshift headquarters before dawn last Tuesday, where they readied themselves to track, among other things, the deluge of donations that would land after Mr. Sanders made his presidential campaign official.
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It was the first day of principal photography on the movie "I Was a Simple Man," an intergenerational family drama set partly in nineteen-fifties Hawaii, and Wu was being readied for continuity photos of her character, Grace, an ethnically Chinese woman whose family has lived in Hawaii for generations.
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With the sound of the University of Wisconsin Badgers facing off against the U.C.L.A. Bruins in the Rose Bowl blaring from a television in the background, Mr. Sensenbrenner readied his case that the president should be removed from office for lying about a sexual affair with a White House intern.
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As Clinton and Sanders readied for the CNN-hosted debate at Flint's Whiting auditorium ahead of Sunday's debate, a host of activists and residents gathered for a water-related event hosted by local groups Democracy Defense League and The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan just a few blocks away.
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As she readied for the new competition series (produced by Madonna's DanceOn) to premiere on Wednesday, the former silver screen sis to Channing Tatum and breakout star of Missy Elliott's "Work It" and "Gossip Folks" videos chatted with PEOPLE about what she learned from her A-list role models of screen and song.
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TORONTO, March 8 (Reuters) - The western Canadian province of Manitoba on Tuesday projected a C$646 million ($481.55 million) deficit in 2015-16, up from a previous estimate of C$421 million, as its left-of-center New Democrat (NDP) government readied for an April election trailing the right-leaning Progressive Conservative opposition.
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That came despite U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement last week that he was canceling a planned summit in June with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The U.S. has readied sanctions on Pyongyang that could be unveiled soon, but was reportedly postponing the measures as the two countries attempted to resurrect talks.
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Right outside the largest refugee camp in Juba, South Sudan's capital, sickles readied in their hands to cut firewood, the women say banding together offers a tiny sense of security, a little protection and the reassurance that if something happens to them inside the forest one of them might escape to tell someone.
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ClearMotion, a company that's building an alternative chassis for vehicle makers that replaces traditional physical shock absorbers with digital, software-driven adaptive actuators, has readied $100 million in a Series C round, led by a group of clients advised by J.P. Morgan's asset management wing and with participation from NEA, Qualcomm Ventures and more.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WINNIPEG, Manitoba — On a Thursday night in August, a crowd of people inside an empty gallery in Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art peered through the windows at a red, eight-foot Om symbol that was being secured to a flatbed truck and readied to traverse the city.
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Sean Spicer on Tuesday badly fumbled one of the major riddles of World War II: Why didn't Hitler use the thousands of tons of lethal nerve agents that German chemists had invented and military leaders had readied for battlefield use, including sarin, the deadly gas that recently killed scores of Syrian civilians, children among them?
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Everywhere you look in Red Hook, you see evidence of the resilience and innovation that's a key ingredient to the success of any startup, from Fort Defiance, where the colonial rebels once readied to square off with the Red Coats, to the WWII-era shipyard cranes preserved in waterside park, to the rapid re-building following Hurricane Sandy.
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As a single mother of five readied for her overnight job at the local Kmart in a one-bedroom apartment that is still without power about a month after the first massive storm hit, names like Gucci and Louis Vuitton hung in the backdrop on shuttered buildings once filled with tourists spilling off cruise ships from the dock nearby.
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Harris' argument that she can "prosecute the case" against Donald Trump is at the core of her bid for the Democratic nomination, and the California senator will once again try to use the debate stage to prove that her years in the courtroom have readied her to spar with the President in a general election matchup.
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Even as the finishing touches are readied, it is a richly imagined landscape inspired in part by local limestone cliffs, in which a child can encounter a 2450-foot-tall Great Blue Heron with a slide between her wings — one of more than 2000 inventive play structures secreted among its groves, glades, vales and prairie-flowered hillocks.
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As a single mother of five readied for her overnight job at the local K-Mart in a one-bedroom apartment that is still without power about a month after the first massive storm hit, names like Gucci and Louis Vuitton hung in the backdrop, on shuttered buildings once filled with tourists spilling off cruise ships from the dock nearby.
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"She was just a very down-to-earth country girl," she recalls of Terri "Missy" Bevers, the victim in a still-unsolved mystery: Police in Midlothian, Texas, continue to search for the person who entered a church early on the morning of April 18 and killed Bevers, 35, a married mom of three girls, as she readied to teach a predawn fitness class.
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On Sunday, a source told CNBC that that the new round of tariffs on Chinese goods was being readied ahead of the scheduled trade talks with Beijing, in line with an earlier report by the Wall Street Journal on Saturday that said the White House was set to impose the tariffs at 10 percent instead of the earlier number of 25 percent.
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He prepared choruses for hundreds of concerts by the New York Philharmonic and a host of other famous orchestras and maestros, and he trained generations of singers and conductors at Westminster Choir College in Princeton N.J. He often readied choirs behind the scenes, then handed them off to more famous conductors, who would lead them onstage for the final rehearsals and performances.
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In the wake of Tillerson's firing, the Washington Post confirmed that this had been the plan all along — but that the press reports accurately describing the plan had caused Trump to hold off: The president had seriously entertained the idea of firing Tillerson numerous times over the past year — including in November, when the White House readied a plan to replace him with Pompeo.
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" One would be most remiss had the Bronson built song "Larry Csonka" be readied for play, and then had an unforeseen circumstance occur, forcing one to exit the listening area in less than two minutes and ten seconds, limiting your capacity to hear the lyrics and miss the part of the song where Action Bronson says, "I'm diving in like Louganis, I'm aiming right for that anus.
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As a result, House Republicans and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, yet again, have readied, fired and aimed in their assault on phantom political corruption in the FBI.
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After all, Norman has a South Carolina concealed weapons permit, which means, at the very least, that he obtained it after a rigorous training program -- covering storage practices, liability rules and concealment techniques, upon payment of a $50 fee -- that fully readied him to exchange fire with an assassin packing a 9mm pistol with a 33-round magazine, who was shooting indiscriminately into a crowd.
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The object is among 254 being readied by the Museum of the City of New York for its first permanent exhibition, a 21609,600-square-foot display ambitiously intended to evoke the very essence of the metropolis that has been known as the Big Apple (pits and all) since the horse-racing writer John J. Fitz Gerald popularized that nickname in The New York Morning Telegraph 95 years ago.
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The bombshell reports, which were released the same week the House Judiciary Committee readied and then advanced two articles of impeachment against President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE, have largely been sidestepped by defense officials when speaking to lawmakers and the media.
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Trump pushed ahead with the tariffs anyway, and, as the EU readied its response, May found herself calling for restraint on both sides, fearing a tit-for-tat escalation that would expose Britain's reliance on free trade as it leaves the EU. At a G7 summit in Canada last month British officials were delighted that attendees had "pulled it out of the bag" by convincing Trump to sign up to a joint communique at the end of the summit.
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Now imagine that there are two ways to turn your chips back into cash: either you can go to the guy at the window, who will carefully tally and value them (like a startup readied for an I.P.O.), or you can rake all your chips into your hat and sell the whole lot to another player, who may overpay a bit to sweeten the deal and get that lucky je ne sais quoi (like a startup's being acquired).
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