With this book, she reclaims the body, reclaims the right to be seen and heard for who she (really) is.
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Parliament delegates power to the executive, but reclaims it when necessary.
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Offred reclaims the very text with which society has subjugated her.
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He will do anything to ensure the CIA reclaims its autonomous power.
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Watch as Roauf reclaims her beauty for herself and no one else.
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Soule is creating art that resists that structure and reclaims narrative power.
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Longworth's essential book reclaims the narrative from a man who obsessively sought
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It's never truly fall until New York City Ballet reclaims Lincoln Center.
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But pretty soon, Joan reclaims the strength of her supporting power chords.
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Cruella reclaims the house at the time of the events in 101 Dalmatians.
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So he started photographing abandoned, man-made places where nature reclaims the space.
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She reclaims the bed on nights when the children stay with their father.
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And as such, Wilde's film both rebukes easy categorization and reclaims old-school nerdiness.
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Then, in a true reality TV moment, Felix struts in and reclaims his cartel.
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When she finally discovers her human past, she reclaims her birth name Carol Danvers.
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In true mom form, Britney reclaims their affection with a silly dog-based video.
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Thomson reclaims the dated genre of the love duet for lyric tenor and soprano.
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In Know My Name, Miller reclaims her identity and the narrative around her assault.
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In it, she reclaims her story, giving it a new name, face, and voice.
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Elias Sime's work at James Cohan gallery reclaims and transforms e-waste into art.
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This will include adding credit, invoices, mobile payments, a vendor marketplace, VAT reclaims and more.
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It repaid 201 million euros before halting far larger reclaims, some as recent as 2017.
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Where compaction outpaces accretion, the land begins to subside until, eventually, the Gulf reclaims it.
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Brorhilker has outlined more than 30 instances of double-tax reclaims totalling 447 million euros.
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By her final monologue, she reclaims her power by reclaiming her identity as an artist.
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ONCE a year the little seaside town of Essaouira, in Morocco, reclaims its lost Jewish community.
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She reclaims the word for herself, she explained, and that takes the power out of it.
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Brorhilker outlined more than 30 instances of double-tax reclaims totalling 447 million euros ($485.98 million).
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It reclaims iconography that is often the cornerstone of much fascist rhetoric: the home and hearth.
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Mirrored in the action of others, the survivor recognizes and reclaims a lost part of herself.
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Many investors will consider an index to remain in a correction until it reclaims its peak.
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Even the title reclaims that old adage we've been using since forever to justify men acting shitty.
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Brorhilker has outlined more than 30 instances of double-tax reclaims totalling 447 million euros ($493 million).
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Saar reclaims agency over these racist representations by turning their meaning towards awareness of racial and civil rights.
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The film is also a poetic rumination on race in America that simultaneously celebrates — and reclaims — William's memory.
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Schor's extraordinary body of work reclaims the relationship between the female and the animal as one of power.
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But it reclaims Carter from the fairy kingdom and places her within what sounds like a real life.
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Pelosi has invited a star-studded guest list to witness history when she reclaims the Speaker's gavel on Thursday.
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Here she reclaims Chambers, a turn-of-the-century Scottish minister, as an artist manqué and a radical thinker.
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Beautiful and strange, this parade of visualisations reclaims the American story from the textbooks and makes it vivid and new.
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A spokeswoman for the Belgian finance ministry said it was investigating a similar fraud after it discovered illicit tax reclaims.
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Steepening, on the other hand, would be a reversal of that move, where the 2840-year reclaims the higher yield.
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After a successful liver transplant, he recovers, leaves the hospital and, by episode's end, reclaims his job from Donald Blythe.
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The female assassin reclaims her power through adopting violent, traditionally heteronormative, male behavior, and looks sexy holding a lethal weapon.
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" Watch: An often-chilling survey of disinformation in America, the HBO documentary "After Truth" reclaims the definition of "fake news.
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She reclaims elements of everything from Renaissance to modern paintings and gives them a narrative that is uniquely her own.
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Nintendo's current system is the Switch, a piece of hardware that reclaims the Wii's motion controls without sacrificing conventional gameplay.
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With this solo, Mr. Crewdson reclaims his spot as a heavyweight of staged photography and a chronicler of white existentialist angst.
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But organizers say the stenciled shapes will be allowed gradually to fade from view again as the grime slowly reclaims them.
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It's a reminder that nature always reclaims, an assertion reinforced by the image of stone structures succumbing to moss and greenery.
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Gay recasts and reclaims this idea in her fiction; there is no shying away from the macabre, only avowal and ownership.
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RELATED: Nancy Pelosi elected House speaker, reclaims gavel to lead Democrats' new majority After she took the oath, administered by Rep.
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As Speaker Pelosi reclaims the gavel in the House, the nation will be closely watching for her first few legislative moves.
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As Finsel enthusiastically embraces his tubular embodiment, Upson reclaims the sense of abjection thrust upon women's flesh, whether genuine or fake.
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Second, when a group reclaims an epithet, some confusion may arise about whether the word has become fair game for all.
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She takes the girliest accents (bows, ruffles, puffy sleeves — all pretty high on my list of fashion fears) and reclaims them.
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Canadian-born Inuit performer Tanya Tagaq reclaims this narrative, singing over the film to create a cultural remix from an indigenous perspective.
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"Nanette" is Hannah Gadsby's searing piece that deconstructs stand-up, rejects the patriarchy and reclaims personal trauma narratives — but, like, funny sometimes.
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But she's expected to face a serious challenge to her rule after the election, whether or not the party reclaims the majority.
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The German regional court in Bonn said that the two had been accused of involvement in fraudulent reclaims between 2006 and 2011.
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Consider the BeltLine, a 33-mile loop around urban Atlanta which reclaims right-of-ways from a former railway for walkers and bikers.
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As the government of President Bashar al-Assad reclaims more territory from the rebels who sought to oust him, some people may return.
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She reclaims prostitution, and pornography, in a similar manner, stressing that her "gratifying" years as an escort helped rebuild her sense of self.
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If Team New Zealand reclaims the trophy after a 218-year chase, it plans to stage the next defense at home in Auckland.
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There's an ongoing allure with the fall of the mighty civilizations that came before us, and how nature reclaims them no matter what.
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The film will track her experience as she recovers from personal trauma, reclaims her career, and works on her 2017 similarly-named album, Rainbow.
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He describes his mild shame when, having abandoned an ice-cream sandwich to treat a dying patient, unsuccessfully, he gingerly reclaims the melting dessert.
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For Wright, this could be the moment that Villanova reclaims in the present a legacy currently defined by a wistful blast of 1980s nostalgia.
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"There is a risk that German revenue authorities may seek to deny tax reclaims and take some other action against the parties involved," they wrote.
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"Shuffle Along" reclaims a musical more or less lost to history and affirms the importance of black artists to Broadway going back almost a century.
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Colloquialisms aside, both traits have negative connotations when tacked to women as a labels, but Saweetie reclaims the ownership of those words throughout her debut.
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He reclaims wood from school gyms, shoe-shine stands, libraries, water towers, and other public places to give them a new purpose in abstract compositions.
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But, in contrast to the skits, Xan reclaims the song's energy as he, $teve Cannon, and the rest of the patients wreak havoc in the hospital.
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By setting up a museum in her own home, Kasearu coyly reclaims what is typically the domain of the long dead and very famous white man.
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In essence, Hamilton is a postmodern metatextual piece of fanfic, functioning in precisely the way that most fanfics do: It reclaims the canon for the fan.
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YUAN RECLAIMS KEY LEVEL In the currency market, the dollar gained 0.2% on the yen to 108.80, extending its recovery from the 13 touched on Friday.
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She outlined more than 30 instances of double-tax reclaims totalling 447 million euros and involving banks including Germany's Warburg Group, BNY Mellon and Societe Generale.
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Any time a person of color reclaims their space on the red carpet by wearing their natural texture or a protective style, we rejoice a little bit.
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Musically, she explores and reclaims the Black tradition by adding in heavy elements of blues, jazz, and hip-hop which sit perfectly alongside radio-worthy country production.
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Joyce at 34 follows a young documentary filmmaker and mother as she reclaims her professional life, all the while working out tensions with her husband and parents.
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When Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) finally reclaims his beloved ship at the end of the film, a man wearing a cowboy hat can be seen onboard.
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But as the decades wear on and overgrowth reclaims its human-made structures, the zone's legacy has grown from a cautionary tale to a story of rebirth.
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I can especially relate to people who have to go through things publicly and then get to put out music that reclaims their power, positivity and strength.
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In this show, Alice Lang "reclaims" her body through making 3D scans of it and using them to create porcelain mugs that also function as building blocks.
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There, she takes over an empty sleeve, reclaims her sexuality by donning a dominatrix's vinyl catsuit, and kills every lackey "monster," as she calls them, she comes across.
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It's music that offers joy and catharsis—not through romanticizing or escapism, but through the power it reclaims by looking the absurdity of modern life in the eye.
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With Homemaker, she reclaims the term, devoting herself to the domestic space, but to domains that are utterly of her own and that are fully under her control.
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In this way, Shrill reclaims the kind of fat jokes that hacky stand up comics have not only relied on, but defended as an integral part of good comedy.
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Pelosi also makes history as she reclaims a title she previously held when she served as the first and so far only female House speaker from 2007 to 2011.
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Arya retrieves Needle from its hiding spot and reclaims her Stark identity, just as the Faceless Mean Girl tattles on her to Jaqen and asks permission to kill Arya.
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Thomas has selected one of the most compelling scenes from the film, in which Celie, who has been downtrodden by her husband Mister throughout the film, reclaims her narrative.
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Visiting the exhibition is an exercise in grappling with answering the title's question — whether the new context neutralizes it, reclaims it, or hides the violence it was responsible for.
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HBO has given the project a direct-to-series order, which is designed as an anthology horror series that "reclaims genre storytelling from the African-American perspective," according to Deadline.
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Yet with the reopening this week of the Cartier flagship on Fifth Avenue, after a renovation of more than two years, it is the city itself that reclaims a gem.
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So she fakes bravery until she feels it, siphons strength from her friendships and close family connections, and reclaims those parts of her childhood she's not ready to leave behind.
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If the debtor fails to make payments, "the asset owner comes and reclaims it and says these are now ours," said Spencer, referencing China's Hambantota port deal with Sri Lanka.
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ATLéTICO RECLAIMS LEAD Atlético Madrid returned to the top of the Spanish league after second-half goals from Antoine Griezmann and Yannick Carrasco secured a 21-21 win at Celta Vigo.
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Yet, he starts over again, from scratch, despite difficulties and sacrifices, the man slowly reclaims his life, mostly thanks to a small community of marginalized families living in a containment camp.
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But he is not an empty vessel for the policies and ideas of more seasoned politicians, or a mute figurehead for the party that reclaims the White House by electing him.
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The bank executed transactions for a number of U.S. pension funds and its customer Macquarie, prosecutors said, which allowed the funds to make what tax investigators say are "illicit" tax reclaims.
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It will also be the first leadership test for Ms. Pelosi, who anticipated a string of celebrations as she reclaims the gavel as the nation's first female speaker of the House.
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And now, she proved that 2017 is about to officially be the year the pop star fully reclaims her throne, landing the cover of Vogue's April issue for the very first time.
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After getting highlights, updating her wardrobe, and learning some essential new slang, the single mom reclaims her youth well enough to fool everyone around her and score a job as an assistant.
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The play reclaims Andersen as a queer writer and doesn't prettify his shame or his vanity, though it goes light on his social climbing and assorted hang-ups — dogs, pork, fire, etc.
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It was a tell, or a man-made hill formed when ancient villages are built and rebuilt atop one another over thousands of years until they're abandoned and the grass reclaims them.
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Each shingle is salvaged redwood he bought from Pacific Redwood Products, a Northern California company that reclaims wood and salvages fallen old-growth trees found along the Klamath River, using salvage permits.
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There are a number of African artists who work with recycled art, I think of [Ghanaian sculptor] El Anatsui and how he reclaims bottle caps and transforms them into these large, beautiful tapestries.
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It will also help retain those who are frustrated to be missing "Star Wars" and Marvel films, as it will still be several years until Disney reclaims the full rights to its catalogue.
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In a way, he reclaims agency in the representation of native peoples and landscapes, as he breaks through stereotypical tropes of indigeneity and presents a reality of natives now, as a contemporary people.
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But it wasn't until the closing portion of the debate that he said Democrats had to be mindful of who can win — and bring some coattails to ensure the party reclaims the Senate.
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A presentation dated March 2016 but delivered at that meeting said one of the steps the company was taking to address the leak was to relocate a pond that reclaims water from the tailings.
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But in hardly any time at all, that frustration and doubt becomes a problem for Other People as your Guardian reclaims their power and gets back to the business of shredding waves of enemies.
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Banville, who has always excelled at writing about criminality and villainy in both his literary fiction and the novels he produces under his pseudonym, Benjamin Black, here reclaims that portion of his dark talent.
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Garner's work is a welcome departure from well-worn tropes: by using this ur-symbol to explore racialized otherness and violence, she reclaims the vagina from its historically entrenched use by white feminist artists.
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If Assad reclaims Kurdish-held territories, where 90 percent of the country's oil supplies are located, it will ease the pressure on Tehran to subsidize Syria's oil needs and alleviate the pressure from U.S. sanctions.
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The exhibition's title reclaims the derogatory slang term No Human Involved, often used by law enforcement to reference violent crimes against sex workers and other marginalized groups (particularly in regards to Black and Brown populations).
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The move by state prosecutors in Cologne paves the way for the first criminal trial from a years-long investigation into a scheme devised by bankers to make illegitimate double tax reclaims for share trades.
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The Langston Hughes poem, "Let America be America Again," which I think reclaims the language that has been taken from us with "make America great again" -- which is in a certain way a very negative statement.
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Skate Kitchen feels gratifyingly fresh, but it also could be in conversation with Larry Clark and Harmony Korine's 11003 landmark film Kids, as it revisits and reclaims some of its teens-roaming-the-city-unsupervised territory.
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Crashes out to teenage compatriot Sloane Stephens in Australian Open quarter-final in 2013 but rebounds to claim her second Roland Garros title, one of 10 titles she wins that year as she reclaims top ranking.
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Set at an unspecified point in the distant future — long after both an apocalyptic event and the natural period of recovery that followed, in which nature reclaims our planet's surface — the human race has become nomadic.
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Brorhilker told the court the two men had targeted companies - including carmaker BMW and airline Lufthansa - with large trades, triggering tax rebate vouchers, outlining more than 30 instances of double-tax reclaims totalling 447 million euros.
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In fact, based on IDC's estimates, Apple is adding significant additional dollars of per-device profit for every phone it first ships out as part of the upgrade program and then reclaims and resells a year later.
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Unless Congress soon reclaims and restrains this power, our country will face a precipitating incident that could cause us to stumble into World War III with Russia, North Korea, China, Iran or a combination of the four.
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The emphasis on unapologetically going after what we want (just as soon as we figure out what the hell it is) reclaims sexual assertiveness for people whose desires have traditionally been pushed down or treated as shameful.
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Charley reclaims her sense of self as she takes on the Landrys and the Boudreauxs, and she continues to transform as she navigates the tension of her life with Davis and what she longs for with Remy.
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Hugo Gyrl is a Brooklyn-born queer graffiti artist based in New Orleans whose work reclaims public space for LGBTQ people and women, reminding viewers that queerness has always been tied to rebellion and fighting for visibility.
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But even as Beijing reclaims land to bolster its claims to sovereignty over most of the South China Sea and its many reefs and islets, the United States is likely to move cautiously, current and former officials said.
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Since 1994, photographer David McMillan has made 21 trips into the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone — and under proper guidance and extreme care has documented the changing landscape as nature slowly reclaims what civilization is left in this nuclear wasteland.
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"I'm the Mizrahi/You don't know/I'm the Mizrahi/You don't mention," begins a poem by Adi Keissar, who founded Ars Poetica, a reading series featuring young Mizrahi poets; the name, taken from Horace, reclaims the pejorative ars.
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He even has his variations on ballads with "Die For You" and "Nothing Without You," and he reclaims the running joke of people who frequent Toronto's Queen Street West, an area dedicated to niche boutiques and walking VSCOCam filters.
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The perfect single for a generation addicted to motivational Instagram posts, it benefits from gratifying verses by Ball Greezy and Snoop Dogg, though Lil Duval reclaims the spotlight each and every time his meme-ready hook comes back around.
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Baby Phat was also one of the first fashion brands to celebrate Black women's curves, which has more recently been co-opted by Fashion Nova/ Kardashian Instagram culture; it will be interesting to see if Baby Phat reclaims that space.
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The Frankfurt prosecutors said they searched apartments and offices in the states of Hesse, Lower Saxony, Baden-Wuerttemberg and Bavaria in connection with three cases in which cum-ex trades led to suspected tax reclaims of over 50 million euros ($56 million).
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The partnership with Dannon allowed the McCartys to build a milk condensing plant that reclaims 20 million gallons of water a year, which they use to water fields where they grow some of the feed for their herd and for other purposes.
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As co-founder of feminist horror film collective The Final Girls—which reclaims forgotten films of the past, as well as platforming up-and-coming female talent—I'm excited about how 2019 is shaping up to be a vintage year for horror lovers.
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The title track, "Darkness and Light," is a duet with Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes, the perfect choice for a song that reclaims an old, slow soul back beat and revels in dynamics, with slinky verses that give way to an explosive chorus.
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Camacho incorporates in her art the symbols and images that pervade Euro-American conceptions of the female body, and become ingrained in women's thinking about our own bodies, but the artist reclaims these images through weaving, a craft largely belonging to women.
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The model and body positivity hero opened up to People in a recent interview about why she reclaims the word for herself, what she thinks of people who believe fat women never have sex, and how she learned to be confident in her body.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (Calif.) has invited a star-studded guest list to witness history when she reclaims the Speaker's gavel on Thursday.
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Haitian director Raoul Peck, whose previous, wide-ranging work has engaged with the political assassination of a Congolese statesman (2000's Lumumba) and the Rwandan genocide (2005's Sometimes in April), reclaims James Baldwin's quest in his new documentary I Am Not Your Negro.
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BONN/FRANKFURT, March 18 (Reuters) - Two British bankers were handed a suspended jail sentence on Wednesday for their part in Germany's biggest post-war fraud, a scam that involved scores of banks and investors engineering multi-billion-euro trades to make bogus tax reclaims.
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Two decades and change after Kids, Larry Clark and Harmony Korine's button-pushing, cautionary tale about youngsters behaving very badly in New York City, filmmaker Crystal Moselle reclaims some of that unsupervised teen hangout territory on behalf of joyful liberation with this immensely pleasurable skateboarder drama.
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You could spend years properly deconstructing the themes, the politics, the lyrical and visual symbolism, it's inventive use of sampling; how it reclaims rock's black female legacy, what it means for Beyoncé's career, marriage, power, what it means for the relationship between politics and pop more broadly.
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Analysts' and investors' conference due 22019 results due 26.3 annual report due Two British bankers were handed suspended jail terms and one a 2500 million euro penalty in Germany's biggest post-war fraud trial of a scam involving multi-billion-euro trades to get bogus tax reclaims.
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"You wake up in the morning ... and it takes about 15 or 20 seconds, and then ... this sort of pall of depression reclaims you because you realize, oh, yeah, all my stuff is gone," Blake Bailey, a writer and survivor of Hurricane Katrina, said in a 2009 interview with NPR.
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NATE CHINEN Erykah Badu reaches back to the spirit of Billie Holiday singing "Strange Fruit" and Nas reclaims the calm urgency of his early peaks like "New York State of Mind" in "This Bitter Land" from the soundtrack to "The Land," a film about teenage aspirations facing inner-city perils.
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Starting over as an assistant at Empirical Publishing, Liza reclaims her youth while struggling to hide her secret from her uptight boss (Miriam Shor), her 20-something co-worker Kelsey (Hilary Duff), a young love interest named Josh (Nico Tortorella), and the head of the publishing house, Charles (Peter Hermann).
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It is in Guerrero's insistence on showcasing the work of specifically Latinx artists that we can see the fruits of this approach, whether in an Ecuadorian-American artist who integrates both Mesoamerican and Andean cultural references in his work, or a Brazilian woman who reclaims an early 20th-century Maya revival aesthetic promulgated primarily by white male architects.
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But the book's real action centers on Willa and how, in lending Denise and especially Cheryl some of her steadiness and predictability, she reclaims something of her younger self: a bolder, messier person than the superficial one she'd become, the "cheery and polite and genteel" woman who ended up living near a golf course and wearing expensive clothes.
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She's hampered a bit by the curious decision to have her regeneration result in at least partial amnesia for much of the episode, but that makes her ultimate statement of purpose near the end, when she reclaims the mantle of Doctor and vows to help, heal, and fix the universe, all the more powerful, so I'll allow the initial confusion.
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Thus the only plausible approach for Catholicism is to offer itself, not as a chaplaincy within modern liberalism, but as a full alternative culture in its own right — one that reclaims the inheritance on display at the Met, glories in its own weirdness and supernaturalism, and spurns both accommodations and entangling alliances (including the ones that conservative Catholics have forged with libertarian-inflected right-wing political movements).
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Occasionally for some inexplicable reason during class Kroff will heave himself to his feet, mutter an inaudible excuse, seize his backpack, and stalk out of the seminar room—(for he would never leave the bulky backpack unattended; he appears to guard it with his life); he may be absent for as long as 40 minutes, but he eventually returns, with another inaudible excuse, reclaims his seat in the skidding chair.
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