ISIS has been regrouping and the fight was not done.
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Trump should also know that his trade opponents are regrouping.
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Sudan: Protesters, devastated but defiant, are regrouping after a crackdown.
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It is about regrouping, hunkering down, searching internally for inspiration.
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We was regrouping and trying to figure out the right way.
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But his triumphalism apparently has not deterred its loyalists from regrouping.
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Mitchell's group is still regrouping, and the events could still go ahead.
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Al Qaeda in Iraq, the predecessor of the Islamic State, was regrouping.
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ISIS is also regrouping, and Russia has won a major geopolitical victory.
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The crowd panicked and stampeded before regrouping in a more open area.
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Still, there is immense caution in both parties about regrouping along cultural lines.
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The governor of the province has confirmed the army is "regrouping" outside Palmyra.
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O, with a view to regrouping its casinos and hotels under one roof.
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Cole Alexander: I think we were just going through this phase of regrouping.
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Currently, remaining white nationalist servers are regrouping and taking measures to avoid future detection.
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Democrats just planted their flag in the South and are regrouping in the Midwest.
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Extremists were regrouping in Karachi ahead of rallies Monday in the country's financial center.
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Once the initial shock of morning's raid wore off, the protesters wasted no time regrouping.
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Assume that there'll be lots of regrouping on the subject if it goes into effect.
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Fleeing jihadists are already regrouping in remote areas, rearming with the help of desert smugglers.
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"Buyers are still regrouping, because the news in 2019 was not great," said Mr. Gardner.
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For now, hardline Brexiteers are regrouping; many supported Johnson's resignation, calling it "principled" and honorable.
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The reports also claimed that prior to Turkey's attacks on the SDF ISIS was regrouping.
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Yet while we were marching and winning, the powers of reaction were regrouping, preparing a counterrevolution.
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THR sources describe the move as "temporary," designed more as a "regrouping" for Disney and Marvel.
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The Maple Leafs ended up regrouping late that period and tied the game to force overtime.
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And fleeing jihadists are already regrouping in remote areas, rearming with the help of desert smugglers.
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Juul is regrouping with a new CEO and executive bench as it plots its next steps.
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This does not mean that the next four years couldn't see an active flourishing and regrouping.
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About four hours later, troops fire on unarmed civilians regrouping at the edge of the square.
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Anthony Davis, a security analyst with Jane's at IHS-Markit, said the militants appeared to be regrouping.
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The expansion makes sense since Walmart has spent the last couple of years regrouping its global efforts.
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Yet studios like Sony Pictures and Paramount are regrouping with new leadership after years of financial disappointments.
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Recovering in Iraq There are also indications that ISIS is regrouping in Iraq, albeit in small numbers.
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The term was meant in the strategic sense of regrouping in order to return to the battle.
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"Long term it's about regrouping and seeing if this industry can maintain through a really bad economy."
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It also borders Libya, where ISIS and other extremists are regrouping, and Nigeria, where Boko Haram runs amok.
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Regrouping will be a challenge after the Jets lost a heartbreaker for the second week in a row.
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One White House official said the administration is still regrouping and figuring out their next steps after Shanahan's withdrawal.
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Many in the country's capital Colombo argue the military's continued presence is necessary to prevent the Tigers from regrouping.
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The premiere sees the family regrouping for another round of their favorite game, Who's Going To Be Dad's Successor?
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Collomb told RTL radio the ministry and police were studying how to prevent a regrouping of migrants in Paris.
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After pioneering the heartland rock sound, Petty went solo in 1989 before regrouping with the Heartbreakers three years later.
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How does the American-backed coalition prevent Islamic State fighters from escaping and regrouping, ready to fight another day?
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Big money though has already been regrouping for another tilt at equity markets just not Wall Street this time.
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Ms. Harris said they are regrouping and hope to find grants to purchase a lot next to the park.
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Though ISIS is nearby and possibly regrouping, al-Tanf is surrounded by regime checkpoints, preventing Talaa's men from fighting them.
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" She acknowledges that during a presidential transition, regrouping of federal agencies, but this, she says, "feels ominous and qualitatively different.
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It also borders Libya, where ISIS and other extremists are regrouping, and Nigeria, where Boko Haram is a major challenge.
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"Right now, we're seeing some regrouping by abortion opponents to continue to push the envelope on abortion bans," she said.
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Our coach isn't able to return, and this basically means regrouping for EDG, so see you in the Summer Split.
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So many folks worked so resiliently through hundreds of failures, never giving up, always regrouping to emerge stronger than before.
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In the last weeks of the Obama administration, the United States military undertook strikes to keep the extremists from regrouping.
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As the riot police pushed protesters back, Ms. Caine-Conley and her fellow clergy members were regrouping inside the restaurant.
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After several months of diplomatic regrouping, American and Taliban negotiators are once again on the verge of sealing a deal.
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However corrupt and obnoxious Sunni Arabs find them, these forces have proved able to prevent IS from regrouping in large numbers.
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And ISIS is regrouping nearby, raising fears that Libya's new slide toward anarchy could pave the way for an ISIS comeback.
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In fact, they did so even during years when the party was regrouping after losing presidential elections in 2008 and 2012.
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"We're actually regrouping and won't be on the marketplace this year but in 2018," said Tracy Faigin, a spokesperson for Canopy.
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In this sense, the exhibition, which also doesn't have a title, is a regrouping — a reimagining and restaging of Gomes's oeuvre.
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Bush retained his high ratings until he diverted the unfinished war on the regrouping Taliban to socialist-Baathist, secular nationalist Iraq.
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Also on Monday, the Pentagon's internal watchdog agency said in a report that the Islamic State was already regrouping in Iraq.
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Following the failure of the Republican health reform effort last Friday, this was a week of regrouping for Donald Trump's administration.
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And despite the success in Sirte, Waldhauser warned last week: "The status of ISIS in Libya is they right now are regrouping."
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"We're just regrouping with our trial team for pending litigation," said Kevin Sonoff, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Oregon.
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ISIS is already regrouping, US credibility has been badly damaged on the global stage, and Russia is the biggest winner of all.
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Europe's immediate fears center on militants regrouping, but also the threat of thousands of foreign fighters held by the Kurds escaping prisons.
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The Bastianich family, which has partnered with Mr. Batali for 20 years, and other partners are regrouping to form a new company.
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Wildcat miners in Madre de Dios are often tipped off about government plans, allowing them to flee before regrouping once security forces leave.
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Analysts warn that should the ISIS prisoners escape it could be a major step toward the militants regrouping and challenging for territory again.
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Recent reports from sources in Sirte suggest ISIS is regrouping for another phase of the fight to defend its position in the city.
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At the conference's opening, LaMarche urged the group Sunday evening to avoid "finger-pointing" in the regrouping efforts following the loss to Trump.
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"We're regrouping on our storyline and we still have Disney engaged, but there's more yet to come there," Papp said at the time.
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In addition to regrouping from a midterm drubbing, they'll have to choose a fresh leadership team to contend with the newly empowered Democrats.
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Toraypie and some of his men had escaped from Marawi and the army was trying to prevent them from regrouping, the army said.
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"Otherwise people, both nationally and especially internationally, will say this is not really true and it is simply a regrouping," he told Reuters.
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Some European ambassadors in Washington said they were caught off guard by the announcement and are regrouping to sort out their next steps.
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But past airstrikes, while they have killed an uncountable quantity of militants, have not prevented their organizations from regrouping and refilling their ranks.
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While much of the fractured nation was regrouping, New York was already on the rise, fueled by fortunes made from wartime financing and manufacturing.
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If Salesforce sticks to its recent pattern of spending big one year, then regrouping the next, 2019 could be a slower one for acquisitions.
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ISIS is also regrouping in northern Iraq, according the report, which draws parallels to the way the insurgency organized itself between 2009 and 2013.
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The leaders have been central to rebels regrouping, re-arming and recruiting after previous clashes over the past two years, growing stronger each time.
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Rather than regrouping with Rick Rubin, the producer of note throughout the Chili Peppers canon, the band enlisted Danger Mouse, a paladin of pastiche.
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But some European ambassadors in Washington said they were caught off guard by the announcement and were regrouping to sort out their next steps.
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It also gives you more flexibility while working with features like regrouping apps by purpose, defining their position and size, and hiding launched apps.
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The Nets jumped to a 7-0 lead, but Washington shot 59 percent in the first quarter, regrouping and taking a 31-19793 lead.
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Among musicals, I would call it a regrouping year, which is apparent in what seemed to me to be the slim pickings on Broadway.
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He paid it no mind, though, regrouping for 2013's Because the Internet—a beautiful, strange, and cinematic album that showed where things had changed.
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"Everybody's sort of recalibrating and regrouping," said Kathleen Sebelius, the former secretary of health and human services, who attended Wednesday's reception at the White House.
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But that consolidation was exactly what Mr. Gentilhomme had fought against, as he was pushed from a regrouping of 11 villages into one of 26.
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Or — and I hope this is more the case — to an Android Wear team that is regrouping to figure out how to deliver true value.
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It's a matter of regrouping in a variety of ways for the Carolina Hurricanes as they suffered losses of various degrees during the past week.
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The country was regrouping after voters, in a populist outpouring, rejected constitutional changes in a December referendum that felled Matteo Renzi, then Italy's prime minister.
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The George W. Bush administration erred in ignoring the regrouping of the Taliban in Pakistan after their defeat in Afghanistan in the aftermath of Sept.
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Maryam Babalola, an Andela developer, in Lagos Maryam Babalola, an Andela developer, in Lagos After the initial shock, regrouping and researching, we took a different approach.
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"We're regrouping, we're restructuring, we're wondering if we should go direct to consumer rather than trying to work with the navigators," he said in an interview.
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Misratan forces, which aligned themselves with the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli, have complained of receiving little support as they try to prevent the jihadists regrouping.
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Opponents of the Turkish invasion in Washington and Europe have expressed concern that the operation would weaken efforts to keep the Islamic State fighters from regrouping.
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A chilling recurrent subplot involves the remarkably rapid regrouping of undeterred ex-Nazis, already inventing denialism, networking transnationally and dreaming up a renewed pan-fascist future.
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A recent Pentagon report that cautioned that ISIS was regrouping across Iraq and Syria said ISIS ideology has been able to spread "uncontested" at the camp.
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Islamic State fighters are regrouping in a remote stretch of eastern Iraq, aiming to revive their fortunes after the defeat of their caliphate early this year.
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Here in Las Vegas, the complex caucusing process of persuasion, regrouping and making final counts were done with the flair and spectacle worthy of the Strip itself.
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For all the talk of regrouping and pressing forward, it's basically just a bit of a re-cap plus some vague mentions of alliances and new characters.
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While President Donald Trump declared victory over the Islamic State this year, the Department of Defense released a report saying IS was regrouping in Syria and Iraq.
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At the same time, credit the Cavaliers and Koby Altman, their new general manager, for regrouping when it all could have fallen apart when Irving asked out.
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According to former members, areas where the network is regrouping include East London; Luton, a town north of the British capital; and the surrounding county of Bedfordshire.
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It's especially important to keep this in mind when you're depressed, which you might be; please start the regrouping process by checking out depression symptoms at nimh.nih.
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Flasher: Constant Image (Domino) The DC punk scene is so collaborative that most bands are supergroups — everyone is in a few bands at once, shuffling and regrouping.
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The ISIS network in Libya is regrouping since being ejected from the coastal town of Sirte and has carried out several attacks this year against other Libyan factions.
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President Francois Hollande said last month there was evidence that Islamic State fighters were fleeing to Raqqa, and that everything must be done to stop them regrouping there.
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Winds reached 55 miles per hour (88 kilometers per hour) But some residents and businesses started regrouping on Sunday, and some evacuees were cautiously returning home from shelters.
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""There was a lot of regrouping," the source told Gizmodo, "and I think that it was the first time the company felt its role in the media challenged.
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Despite announcing its decision to pull troops out, the United States has said it would maintain training for the regional forces to prevent warlord Kony's rebels from regrouping.
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They also heard that members of the sect were regrouping and had asked members from surrounding towns to gather in Zaria and fight back, according to the report.
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But England's center backs are part of that: they're regrouping very tightly in the center every time Croatia comes upfield, and they're winning every ball that comes in.
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Pelosi will be tested in the coming months, as her generationally divided party looks for a way to navigate the coronavirus crisis while regrouping behind a presidential nominee.
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"I know a lot of syndicators who are taking some well-deserved time off," said one banker, who sees a regrouping over the summer before the next deal push.
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The Miss America Organization is regrouping after a December scandal in which emails surfaced showing that CEO Sam Haskell and others mocked winners&apos intelligence, looks and sex lives.
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Sad news for 'NYSYNC fans hoping for a Super Bowl reunion: Joey Fatone appeared to shut down rumors of a regrouping when TMZ caught up with the former bandmate.
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"Let's not forget that our principal enemy remains Islamic State, as well as other terrorist groups which are currently regrouping in the east of the country," Le Drian said.
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DNI Coats: "The United States is under attack" On ISIS: Coats: "ISIS remains a threat and will likely focus on regrouping in Iraq and Syria and in ungoverned" regions.
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At the very least, this will give Chicago fans a chance to work through all their negative thoughts before regrouping for Game 6 of the World Series on Tuesday.
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It eventually shuttered its on-demand parking app and said it would be regrouping the company for a different parking service that it planned to announce later this summer.
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Just as alarming, the institute has found that Jemaah Islamiyah, the regional terrorist group that carried out the 2002 Bali bombing, which killed more than 200 people, is regrouping.
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They have been regrouping underground in provinces north of Baghdad and have carried out a stream of ambushes, bomb attacks and assassinations in the latter half of this year.
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William Westmoreland, the commander of American forces in Vietnam, recommended an attack on enemy units resting and regrouping in Cambodia after the Battle of Dak To the previous month.
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Mullah Baradar was a founding leader of the Taliban who was instrumental in its regrouping as a stubborn insurgency after the United States invasion in 2001 toppled their government.
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American officials have told us that the United States wants to remain engaged and needs boots on the ground in Syria to prevent the remnants of Daesh from regrouping.
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In the meantime, Morris and her boyfriend were living separately with relatives, regrouping while they attempt to save money to try, once again, to secure a home for their family.
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Democrats are regrouping after the upset victory of Republican Donald Trump and after Republicans gained control of the Senate and House and made big gains in control of state legislatures.
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With May's authority severely dented and the Conservatives struggling to unite over Brexit, he has ordered his party to hit the campaign trail as other parties spend the summer regrouping.
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Instead of regrouping and perhaps choosing to up the reward and ask for another volunteer, the flight crew dug in its heels and threatened to have the police remove Dao.
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And yet the Iraqi army depends on the Americans for guns, training and money (some $5.8bn since 2014) even as their bitter enemies, the jihadists of Islamic State, are regrouping.
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After regrouping this month, they renewed the offensive on Thursday, advancing from the south, east and north of the city, which has been under militant control for more than two years.
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A spokesman for the Sudanese Professionals Association, the leading protest group, called the violence a "massacre," but insisted that its members were already regrouping to continue their resistance against the military.
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As the mass demonstrations are showing, these political forces have not disappeared; they are regrouping now and getting ready to pounce on what they see as a weak and disoriented government.
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ISIS (Islamic State) remains a threat to the American people and our allies, and we must keep up the pressure to prevent ISIS from ever regrouping or again threatening the United States.
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The militants in southern Philippines were regrouping, retraining and recruiting new members for another attack elsewhere after occupying the southern city of Marawi for five months last year, according to the army.
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Roundup Buddy Hield scored 2120 points in his final home game, and No. 219 Oklahoma squandered a 2111-point lead before regrouping to defeat No. 217 Baylor, 2112-2117, on Tuesday night.
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"We have captured 100% of the caliphate," Trump said on Tuesday, though he acknowledged that the group is still active and emphasized that the US is working to prevent ISIS from regrouping.
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Virginia Heffernan: Full Frontal set a hard, tart pace for political comedy in its first season—and then started regrouping, like many of us in the US, in China, and, well, on earth.
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Washington (Reuters) - Banks were regrouping on Thursday, a day after being handed a large defeat in the U.S. House, where Republicans sided with retailers in agreeing to preserve limits on debit card fees.
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The six-time Olympic medalist told The Improper Bostonian magazine, for a cover story published this week, that she&aposs still regrouping and recovering after confronting former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar.
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U.S. officials say they expect the Islamic State's loss of physical territory in Nangahar to slow recruitment, but it will also mean the military fight needs to shift to where fighters are regrouping.
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In fact, the first time that Ryan brought up the legislation in March, it was premature, forcing him to yank the bill from the House floor before regrouping to pass it last month.
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The American military's focus on Padas was fueled by concerns about a backlash among local residents, and a possible regrouping by insurgents after the bloody battle for a nearby city, Marawi, in 2017.
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As Mr. Nelson and Mr. Gillum ended their campaigns over the weekend, Democrats began regrouping and assessing lessons learned — and began fretting, yet again, that they had failed to match the Republicans' intensity.
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The escape of the American Army stunned the British, and Howe, the victor in the battle, took his time regrouping and planning how he would conquer the city and finish off Washington's army.
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Firstly, the sudden withdrawal of US forces -- designed to leave their erstwhile allies the Syrian Kurds as exposed to a Turkish advance as possible -- comes just as a regrouping by ISIS was taking shape.
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The firm has made destabilizing changes in recent months, including bringing all its sub labels such as Prorsum, Brit and London under one Burberry brand and regrouping its menswear and womenswear shows into one.
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With the team regrouping after a two-year Women's World Cup and Olympic cycle, dropping Solo even temporarily could have been a signal that the team was beginning its transition to a new goalkeeper.
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They're regrouping and plotting somewhere on the West Coast where nature is so beautiful and big ... Deep beneath the soil, in an underground bunker a new form of beauty is preparing to grow up.
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Now the Warriors, regrouping, have added the 26-year-old Durant, creating a virtual Dream Team out of a starting unit that also includes the All-Stars Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
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On one occasion, he was talking on his cellphone in the lobby when a new staffer, regrouping after a stressful check-in, let out a sigh, said an employee who saw the situation unfold.
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"We're seeing some signs of their regrouping in Libya," Amanda J. Dory, the Pentagon's top policy official for Africa until this summer, said at a Council on Foreign Relations panel discussion here this month.
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The Allman Brothers Band continued to perform and record, for various labels and with a variety of musicians, over the next four decades, despite disbanding and regrouping at points during the 1970s and '80s.
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The commendable aspect of her behavior, is that her aloofness and silence has kept her rivals in ZANU PF on their toes and the regrouping of her supporters has given their adversaries sleepless nights.
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Confronted with a widespread Turkish assault, the SDF will be forced to redeploy away from the front lines with the Islamic State, just as that group appears to be regrouping in both Iraq and Syria.
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After escaping their sister club in Fort Mac and regrouping in Edmonton, Round says his staff hatched a plan to host a strip-a-thon he hopes will raise tens of thousands for wildfire relief.
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With free time and perhaps a little need for regrouping on her hands, VanZant then ran with another controversial opportunity that was presented to her: a place on the reality competition show Dancing With The Stars.
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With so much uncertain, it is not clear what is to be feared more: Mr Duterte ignoring legal norms and trampling his country's democratic institutions, or the old elite regrouping to frustrate him, inviting political chaos.
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Naturally, Bernstein used Latin dance forms to depict the Puerto Rican characters: an explosive mambo, a delicate cha-cha and, in "America," a joyful huapango, with its stresses constantly regrouping, two then three, back and forth.
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Its soaring new rhetoric is undermined by an unemployment rate of 8.2 percent (little changed from 8.5 percent a year ago), regrouping opposition and euro-skeptic parties, and a society splitting along ethnic and religious lines.
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Tens of thousands of protesters marched in pouring rain on Sunday, regrouping under umbrellas after sometimes violent clashes a day earlier that prompted police to fire tear gas for the first time in more than a week.
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As for O-Town, who were assembled on the first season of Making the Band in 2000, they also took a break in 2003 before regrouping in 2013 as a quartet, sans former member Ashley Parker Angel.
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For CES, that means a regrouping around what's been shown to work for smart home gadgets: Individual products that solve a problem or add value when they become "connected," regardless of whether they play nice with others.
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ET, ESPN ABOUT THE HEAT: Miami squandered a 1063-point lead in the fourth quarter before regrouping for overtime and credited injured forward Chris Bosh for keeping the team focused at the start of the extra period.
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Britain: One of the country's most prolific extremist networks, Al Muhajiroun, which was implicated in the London bombings of 2005, appears to be regrouping as a founder, Anjem Choudary, and other members are being released from detention.
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After all, even if the GOP loses in November, Republicans still hold the bulk of political offices around the country and stand an excellent chance of regrouping and taking the White House four years down the road.
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" Paul Salem, president at the Middle East Institute, told VICE News that ISIS was already regrouping in parts of Syria and Iraq "and will certainly try to come back in parts of Syria if it sees an opportunity.
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The Devils controlled play for much of the night, while Washington looked very much like a team that was playing the first game after its bye week and wasn't able to practice after regrouping because of weather issues.
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Image 2 of 2 BEIRUT – Islamic State militants, routed from one urban stronghold after another in Syria, have recently been moving deeper into Syria&aposs remote desert, where experts say they are regrouping and preparing their next incarnation.
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After regrouping, that night we went out to see a fado (a Portuguese musical genre) show, and although I was emotionally wrecked, exhausted, and bedraggled from two weeks of backpacking, there was no ignoring the chemistry between us.
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A former aviation minister lacking battlefield expertise, he ascended through the ranks of the insurgents gradually but was seen as a crucial figure in the Taliban's regrouping after an initial defeat following the American-led invasion in 2001.
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The advances by Western-backed Free Syrian Army (FSA) factions have helped to reduce the risk of Islamic State fighters regrouping in areas near Damascus and the Jordanian border as they face major defeats in Syria and Iraq.
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After some time off regrouping and realizing new dreams and following a serious interest in cooking, she decided to make a third album, reigniting her love for rap and for hip-hop but never for the music business.
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Snap itself has been slowly regrouping after a brutal few years saw its stock plummet and says the Discover tab has achieved double-digit annual growth, though many analysts maintain a healthy skepticism of its long-term prospects.
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Now they face a new series of challenges, including the possibility of ISIS regrouping or security forces falling back into the state of decline that allowed militants to take huge swaths of Iraq in the first place. Brig. Gen.
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NEW York (Reuters) - Global equity markets were little changed, regrouping from early losses while safe-haven gold and government bonds eased from higher levels on Tuesday following attacks on the airport and a rush-hour metro train in Brussels.
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It's been less than a year since the consumer Gear VR was first shown off and it already seems as though Samsung and Oculus are regrouping to push out a new version of the pre-eminent mobile VR headset.
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The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) has been regrouping and recruiting and this attack could mark the beginning of an insurgency that could escalate tensions between Myanmar and Bangladesh and draw the attention of international jihadi groups, experts say.
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But Mr. Trump, the senior official said, now recognizes there are still supporters of the Islamic State in northeastern Syria and is willing to maintain a combat-ready American ground force there to prevent the extremist fighters from regrouping.
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Rodolfo Biazon, a former lawmaker and military chief, said that after Marawi is retaken, the government should seek more than a military solution and try to stop rebels from regrouping, by targeting recruitment and tackling radical ideology at the grassroots level.
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One of the bigger challenges in the coming months will be to prevent ISIS from regrouping in neighboring Syria, where it still maintains strongholds in Deir el-Zour and other towns along the border, and launching a fresh offensive into Iraq.
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They pulled them out to learn where the movement was making its next stand; they pulled them out to learn where to retreat after being teargassed; then they pulled them out to learn where everyone was regrouping for the next advance.
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IS leaders appear to have made contingency plans that involve precisely this — regrouping in the desert and launching attacks, much like IS&apos predecessor, al-Qaida in Iraq, did for more than a decade after the U.S.-led 2003 invasion.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday asked Congress to extend martial law on the southern island of Mindanao for a year, arguing that Islamist militants have been regrouping since a five-month urban conflict ended there in October.
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Without more than an embassy presence in Baghdad, the United States missed the signs that ISIS (under its predecessor organization al-Qaida in Iraq) survived a relentless campaign of counterterrorism pressure and was regrouping and reforming into a significant threat.
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UConn, picked second in the AAC preseason poll, opened conference play with a listless win at Tulane as it blew a 19-point lead in the second half before regrouping in the final minutes to post an eight-point victory .
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Britain: One of the country's most prolific extremist networks, Al Muhajiroun, which was implicated in the London bombings of 2005, appears to be regrouping as the co-founder, Anjem Choudary, and other members are being released after finishing prison terms.
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It was like some large-form board game: the longer the blue wiper blade pushed forward, the more protesters fell off the game board and went home, until, finally, only a handful remained, regrouping in the dark under the freeway.
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Still, this Primary Stages production, directed to emphasize the extremes by Morgan Gould, feels like watching the action at a bumper car rink: an endless cycle of collision and regrouping, with pieces of plot hurtling at the characters from every direction.
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Still regrouping from a federal appeals court's refusal to reinstate President Trump's controversial ban of nationals from seven predominantly Muslim countries, White House lawyers are working on a rewrite of his executive order that could pass legal muster, NBC News has learned.
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"We'll spend part of Monday just regrouping, taking a break to have a burrito, catching up with colleagues to see how they got through this," said the worker, who had to turn to his parents for a loan to support his family.
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In the United States, Hillary Clinton, one of the key architects, along with her husband, of the Democrats' centrist moves in the 1990s, suffered a humiliating defeat, and her comrades in the party are urgently regrouping (while lifting some of Bernie Sanders's rhetoric).
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"Medtronic had fallen behind, and frankly, it was one of the things that led to the reorganization that happened two years ago that included regrouping some of the businesses," said Dr. Marshall Stanton, senior vice president and president of Medtronic's pain therapies division.
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Even in Afghanistan, where the US still has more than 11,000 troops ostensibly trying to fight al-Qaeda and its Taliban allies, al-Qaeda is regrouping, mostly muscling out a nascent ISIS expansion effort to remain the dominant transnational jihadist group in the country.
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General Flynn maintains that he was fired for insisting that Al Qaeda and other militant Islamists were regrouping in the Middle East and for refusing to fall in line with an administration that wanted to bask in the glow of having killed Osama bin Laden.
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After finishing recording the chorus, the men left the studio, with Matthew Broderick catching a quick hug from Jessie Mueller and Carole King on his way out, while the women stayed, regrouping – gathering around the microphones and putting on studio headphones – to cut more harmony parts.
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There is a sense among the military that as Boko Haram has lost their territorial footprint, they are regrouping and using asymmetrical tactics, deploying waves of would be suicide bombers -- some successful, some not -- to inflict terror as opposed to the ground assaults they once unleashed.
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"The main objectives of the maneuvers are: to check readiness of command and control bodies when planning and regrouping troops, cooperation of ground forces and the Navy, improve skills of commanders and staff in command and control when preparing and conducting combat actions," Russia's defense ministry said.
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And this is no dog-in-the-manger third-party strategy to sandbag one candidate so the other less-offensive one wins, what ring fans would call "throwing the fight" to Hillary in hopes of regrouping the old losing team again in 2020 in a faithless reconstruction.
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House Republicans are regrouping after conservatives tanked the farm bill and raised new questions about House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) ability to manage his caucus.
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American-backed operations against ISIS fighters in the area had effectively ground to a halt despite warnings from intelligence analysts that Islamic State militants were regrouping and still posed a threat even after their leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was killed during an American raid on Oct. 26.
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Upon regrouping deep in his own end and attempting to head up ice for one final rush with the Dallas Stars trailing the Nashville Predators 1-0 late in the third period, John Klingberg zipped through his own crease while the Stars had their goaltender pulled for an extra attacker.
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But Western and African counterterrorism officials now say that while the twin blows dealt a setback to the terrorist group in Libya — once feared as the Islamic State's most lethal branch outside Iraq and Syria — its leaders are already regrouping, exploiting the chaos and political vacuum gripping the country. Gen.
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Therefore, current efforts by her supporters under the name People First, a name they stole from the author's of Zimbabwe First (Zim First Party), can best be described as a regrouping of those party officials who were purged out by her rivals as part of the ZANU PF succession politics.
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After being betrayed by Vulcan — the old god of fire and the forge — in episode 6, Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane) and Shadow (Ricky Whittle) are regrouping with Mr. Nancy in Sunday's Season 1 finale, which allows the verbose African trickster god to impart some wisdom — and spin a good yarn while he's at it.
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"I believe the DNC has a critical role to play in regrouping after 2016, one that fully embraces the [Paul] Wellstone triad approach to change: public policy that reflects peoples' needs, grassroots organizing that honors peoples' lived experience, and an electoral strategy that brings both to bear to ensure victory," Hogue wrote in the email.
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Inside the Mexico City stadium where migrants have been regrouping and recovering since Monday after more than three weeks on the road, few are aware of the debate awaiting them in the US. In the functional mini-city that's sprung up — replete with clowns, yoga instructors, a volleyball court, mariachis, and a food truck corner — there's not much in the way of talk about US politics.
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Kinzinger's bill would require the State Department and Pentagon to submit a joint report once every two years that details the progress of the fight against ISIS; a strategy for deployment of ground troops; a strategy for airstrikes; plans to strengthen local forces; plans to provide humanitarian assistance; a strategy for using social media to counter ISIS propaganda; and a way to prevent ISIS from regrouping.
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They are already regrouping around efforts to move closer to a single-payer system: in the full-throated support for single-payer health care now offered by prominent liberal politicians who aren't named Bernie Sanders; in the push for state-based single-payer health care; and in the embrace of not-quite-single-payer systems by influential left-leaning policy shops like the Center for American Progress.
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EditorsNote: resent to correct Game ID Freshman guard Armaan Franklin scored a career-high 17 points, including the go-ahead 3-pointer with 15.7 seconds left, lifting Indiana to a 62-60 win over Notre Dame in the Crossroads Classic at Bankers Life Fieldhouse The Hoosiers (11-203) let a 17-point second-half lead slip away before regrouping in the closing minutes to pull off the close win.
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After a fairly conventional Star Wars shot of the battle-scarred heroes regrouping on the main deck of the Millennium Falcon — the kind of image that would ordinarily lead directly to John Williams' rousing exit theme — Johnson cuts back to Canto Bight, where the impoverished, oppressed stable boys and girls are already sharing the legend of how Luke Skywalker returned to the fray to stall the First Order and buy his friends time to escape.
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