A reintroduction of the games, and maybe of Atari itself.
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Our next stop on the character reintroduction train is Lee.
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"Tom Tom" is a bracing reintroduction to their musical capabilities.
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The impromptu reintroduction of the Brotherhood without Banners was odd.
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Clio Chang: Personally, I loved Gendry's reintroduction to the show.
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Who is affected most by the reintroduction of the wolves?
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The reintroduction of the dollar is a response to hardship.
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In many ways, the show is a reintroduction to Lewis.
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For planet b, this is a reintroduction to the exoplanet archive.
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Now here we are two months into my reintroduction to photography.
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Has it felt like more of a homecoming, or a reintroduction?
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Bazley is the company's first signee as part of the reintroduction.
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Interestingly, this revival included an apparent reintroduction of competitive fighting sports.
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With the reintroduction of Bantam, Pettis hopes to avoid that same problem.
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According to Barber, its reintroduction provides a sense of nostalgia and comfort.
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The bill's numerous supporters are confident this reintroduction will lead to law.
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But if it weren't for Howard, that reintroduction might've gone very differently.
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Eight & Bob is technically a reintroduction, as far as fragrance houses go.
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Along with the Tasmanian tigers, wooly mammoths are also being considered for reintroduction.
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In fact some, like Delta, are even trialling the reintroduction of complimentary meals.
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Grizzly reintroduction planning abruptly halted in December 2017, with no clear explanation why.
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Take the controversial reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park in the 1990s.
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"The environment had changed radically and the reintroduction went fine," he told Gizmodo.
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The reintroduction of limited compulsory military service is not hugely controversial in Sweden.
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The video, directed by Diego Bravo and Towkio himself, is a remarkable reintroduction.
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The reintroduction of sports played a huge role in his recovery, he said.
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American Airlines said earlier this month it was delaying reintroduction through the same date.
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The rhino arrivals follow the successful reintroduction of lions into the park in 2015.
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Traders said the reintroduction of an export rebate last year had revived foreign sales.
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The Small Business Health Fairness Tax lays out a framework for AHPs' widespread reintroduction.
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The finding could help pave the way for its reintroduction in the coming years.
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"It's not a protocol and there's no reintroduction of catch-and-release," she said.
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Leonard did it all in 16 minutes as coach Gregg Popovich promised a gradual reintroduction.
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The reintroduction process generally involves identifying healthy animal populations in other regions and capturing them.
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It was an unconscious re-wilding, and it is more successful than the bear reintroduction.
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Among the items on Mr. Erdogan's agenda is the possible reintroduction of the death penalty.
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That criticism led to Greece's reintroduction of stronger criminal legislation on bribery offences in November.
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Europe's farmers want to see the reintroduction of production quotes to help stabilize the market.
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The reintroduction of trade sanctions on Iran by the United States could also cloud the horizon.
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A WhatsApp rep told us the reintroduction of the text Status feature came after community feedback.
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He previously directed the 2013 Superman reintroduction "Man of Steel," which wasn't exactly a resounding success.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), one of the cosponsors, said of the bill's reintroduction in late April.
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Although multiple techniques are available, some groups are calling for widespread reintroduction of the pesticide DDT.
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Their paper mentions just two specific reintroduction sites where rewilding would likely work out as planned.
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Protesters fear the reintroduction of the measures after the new Parliament is sworn in on Tuesday.
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Liz Shannon Miller, of IndieWire, appreciated Euron Greyjoy's bombastic reintroduction, in the court of Queen Cersei Lannister.
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While Mr. Clinton was a relatively new if battered face, ready for his reintroduction in 1992, Mrs.
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Dublin fears that the reintroduction of any kind of border controls would revive political and sectarian tensions.
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To prevent any risk of the reintroduction of controls at the highly sensitive border after Brexit, Mrs.
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Much of what follows involves James's confusing, awkward reintroduction into the world, or what some call adulthood.
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From the perspective of warfighting, reintroduction of nonstrategic nuclear weapons provides another powerful tool to the arsenal.
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The European Parliament passed a nonbinding resolution calling for the reintroduction of visa requirements for U.S. citizens.
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This could result in the reintroduction of secondary American sanctions against international companies doing business with Iran.
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But Greg's reintroduction was so smooth that it feels like it's opened new doors for the show instead.
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Since its reintroduction in Season 7, she's now slain two of her family's most major enemies with it.
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The program follows the lead of several other bison reintroduction efforts across Rocky Mountains and North American prairies.
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As well as lower interest rates, policy easing could include the reintroduction of bond purchases by the bank.
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AT ONE town-hall meeting in southern France, discussion touched on the reintroduction of bears in the Pyrenees.
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It also said it was looking at a reintroduction of a quantitative easing program in the coming months.
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But Thune opposed the reintroduction of the Fairness Doctrine on the grounds that it violated the First Amendment.
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In 1994, a reintroduction program in Yellowstone National Park and central Idaho helped accelerate recovery in the west.
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Baldwin spoke about the reintroduction of her bill at an event Senate Democrats held Tuesday on stock buybacks.
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Reintroduction of the bill was announced by Lowey's office and that of Senator Jeanne Shaheen, with 150 cosponsors.
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In the fourth week, however, the reintroduction of some favorite characters begins to bring the story into focus.
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Lowey and King announced the reintroduction of the bill on Thursday, very shortly after the new Congress began.
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"Get What You Deserve" is a fine reintroduction to Mr. Atkinson's distinctive swagger and his smoldering, emphatic croon.
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What inspired the reintroduction of strings to the sound after moving away from them on Rays of Darkness?
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Strongman policies, such as the reintroduction of the death penalty and the recriminalisation of defamation, could be rolled back.
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The momentum continued in March, with the reintroduction of the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act by Rep.
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All reintroduction programs run into problems, but black ferrets have faced one whopper of a problem: the bubonic plague.
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This did not go down well with investors, who read this as a reintroduction of government control on OMCs.
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There are 115 reintroduction programs, 40 of which focus on threatened or endangered species, at American zoos and aquariums.
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"My favorite decor trend of the last 10 years is the reintroduction of the curved sofa," Quinn told Insider.
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She oversaw the reintroduction of the gray wolf into the northern Rocky Mountains and established 15 national wildlife refuges.
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A rat killing program is scheduled to begin on Lord Howe Island in 2018 with the reintroduction to follow.
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But since their reintroduction to various regions, mostly in the West, the wolves' numbers have rebounded to about 5,000.
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It costs millions of US dollars every year to run our rescue operations, rehabilitation centers, conservation areas, and reintroduction sites.
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Sweden's reintroduction of a military draft aims to build up the armed forces from three to eight or so battalions.
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Faced with those kinds of problems and resistance, it seems like the alternative is just the reintroduction of country borders.
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Paul's reintroduction to Jo's world is all the more unsettling when you take into account her description of their marriage.
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" The panel defined "discontinuation syndrome" as a condition that could be "rapidly reversed by the reintroduction of the original medication.
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There's no reintroduction into society, you're just thrown out into a world that you haven't been part of for years.
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Attempts to resolve the impasse, and avoid the reintroduction of direct rule from London, appeared to make progress last week.
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And every time we do, we'll see a reintroduction of the virus and then we'll be back at it again.
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Now, more than one year later, he watched their reintroduction to the land they hadn't known for nearly a century.
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"We also call for a reintroduction of Glass-Steagall, which created barriers between what big banks can do," he said.
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Concessions could include an official inquiry into the recent violence and the reintroduction of limited proposals for broader democratic votes.
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Since our son was born there has been a reintroduction of something into our lives, and that something is wonder.
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"The song is kind of like a reintroduction to the many facets of my creativity," she shares in an email.
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Or this could, as is often the case, be a very smart PR-move and reintroduction to a fully recovered West.
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The next year Mr Ricketts used his family fortune to bankroll a referendum on its reintroduction; voters endorsed the measure overwhelmingly.
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KFC first rebooted the avuncular southern gentleman in May on the heels of McDonald's reintroduction of a grown-up new Hamburglar.
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Since their reintroduction 15 years ago, the Great Smoky Mountains population has grown to an estimated 150 elk, according to SCDNR.
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The company's announcement follows news that United and American Airlines are also delaying the reintroduction of the 737 Max until November.
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This is Alfa Romeo's third model since its reintroduction in the U.S., following the 4C sports car and Giulia performance sedan.
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The bill's reintroduction comes as the proposed Democratic Party platform backs an FTT to limit excessive speculation and high frequency trading.
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That investigation appears to include questions about the reintroduction of United flights to Atlantic City, a key goal for Mr. Christie.
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So the government's gains in the region could mean the reintroduction of essential vaccinations to northern Nigeria in the near future.
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For all the chatter about breeding habits and failed reintroduction attempts, the true debate circles around a question of conservation strategy.
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The much-anticipated reintroduction was a bit of a dig at Popeyes' rival, Chick-fil-a, which is closed on Sundays.
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She pointed out that one of the interns, Doug Smith, worked on the reintroduction of wild wolves to Yellowstone National Park.
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The S7 sees the reintroduction of old fan-favorite features like water-resistance and a microSD card slot for expandable storage.
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Cartier recently announced the reintroduction of its Panthère watch, a timepiece on an articulated metal bracelet originally created in the 1980s.
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And although it was a grim reintroduction, it was also excellent fan service to open the episode with Icheb (Casey King).
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Bloomberg is finding his reintroduction to national politics a bit bumpy after spending most of the last decade out of office.
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Mr. Gardiner's cycle, performed over five evenings, amounted to a reintroduction to symphonies that felt smaller and more transparent than usual.
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Iran's once optimistic tourism industry has been left in disarray following the reintroduction of U.S. sanctions against Tehran in early August.
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The Labyrinth, originally published in 1960 and long out of print, is the perfect introduction or reintroduction to Steinberg's incomparable style.
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The reintroduction of the hair to the wider public could finally have a scientific impact, albeit not the one Browne imagined.
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A decade later, that's the same message I received when visiting the Guggenheim's masterfully subtle reintroduction of the artist, simply titled Giacometti.
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Combined with the reintroduction of Replies, it will be easier to read and participate in the conversations around posts with this update.
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In a video posted to its website, Sternberg makes his reintroduction and explains how Entireworld is different than anything he's done before.
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This is more of a reintroduction, inserting a set of familiar names and faces from 10 years ago into our modern world.
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But Chamberlain said promoting a futures contract would risk splitting liquidity and that implied pricing would make the reintroduction of incentives unnecessary.
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If successful, Boom would mark the first reintroduction of supersonic travel since the Concorde program was canceled following safety and cost concerns.
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The recent reintroduction of wolves to American wilderness regions has positively transformed ecosystems and restored an iconic predator to its natural range.
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The recent reintroduction of the misnamed Marketplace Fairness Act (MFA) is the latest in the effort to expand taxes on internet sales.
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Power users may be excited by the possible reintroduction of water resistance and a microSD memory card slot on the new phones.
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The bill's reintroduction comes as the proposed Democratic Party platform backs such a tax to limit excessive speculation and high frequency trading.
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The reintroduction of ID checks on part of the border with its northern neighbor Latvia will also be tested at the exercise.
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Additionally, Bosnia should take note of Sweden's approach to Russia with the reintroduction to conscription amid worries about Russia's Baltic military drills.
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The emergency introduction of rate cuts and the reintroduction of quantitative easing are wise and necessary courses of action when absolutely necessary.
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In recent years, efforts have been made in the Pyrenees by sheep farmers angered by the reintroduction of bears to the mountains.
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One response, "Rodin at the Brooklyn Museum: The Body in Bronze," is a thoughtfully arranged and edited reintroduction to this sculptor's oeuvre.
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But when Michigan cut the budget for swan reintroduction in 1992, it gave Ontario the 50 Alaskan eggs from the state's program.
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In short, this rushed, business-as-usual reintroduction of Mr. Ramasar won't do, though I understand the company's desire to downplay it.
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The rules allow for the temporary reintroduction of border checks for specific reasons, including terrorist attacks, major migrant surges or health emergencies.
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The jewelry house has invested heavily in the Panthère's reintroduction, including (in early May) a party with Ms. Coppola in Los Angeles.
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"My fervent hope is that this reintroduction will contribute to the strengthening of conservation," said Titus Matlakeng, South Africa's ambassador to Chad.
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This would almost certainly require the reintroduction of border controls between northern and southern Ireland, damaging their economies and perhaps rekindling violence.
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Moreover, between the end of the trial and the toll reintroduction, public support continued to grow, reaching 65 percent in December 2007.
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If they disappear, as Zinke seems to intend, the debate will shift from population recovery to species reintroduction, a much harder sell.
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As a result, US airlines that use the 737 Max like Southwest and American have continuously delayed the reintroduction of the aircraft.
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If they do sign off, the start of Kirby's role as CEO could include the reintroduction of the planes to the public.
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The reintroduction of the death penalty is a non-negotiable red line for Brussels which would bring accession talks to an abrupt end.
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"Pastoralism—which protects biodiversity and keeps the mountains alive—is not compatible with the reintroduction of large predators," it said in a statement.
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Its Grilled Chicken Sandwich launch fell flat, but price hikes on its nuggets and the reintroduction of its spicy chicken nuggets helped sales.
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Valls was talking specifically about the problems faced by the Schengen system, and the possibility that there'd be the reintroduction of border controls.
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In a recent interview with The Sun, the 26-year-old singer says that her mother, Trish Cyrus, is responsible for the reintroduction.
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The glorious reintroduction to the Murder House characters continues when Moira (Frances Conroy), still an old maid, announces that her cleaning is done.
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People started to know who I was—it really was a reintroduction of who I am and really got artists to pay attention.
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At a summit this week EU foreign ministers declared firmly that Mr Erdogan's threatened reintroduction of the death penalty would kill Turkey's candidacy.
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A good solution to this problem will be this week's reintroduction of legislation to repeal the electric vehicle (EV) tax credit by Sen.
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Teams voted on the matter in 2015, with a proposed reintroduction from 2017, but decided collectively it would not be a good move.
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The sighting was a surprise, but not entirely unexpected — Mr. Barragán has been cooperating with several wildlife agencies on a crocodile reintroduction project.
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What's interesting ... Taylor really hasn't done any public interviews or appearances since February -- so this is sorta like her reintroduction to the spotlight.
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The rules allow for the temporary reintroduction of border controls for reasons that include migrant surges, terror attacks and – crucial now – health emergencies.
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Gucci's gleaming reintroduction of the symbol came in the form of diamond and gem-encrusted pieces made to celebrate the concept of renewal.
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With the reintroduction of season 3 of Daredevil, the talented D'Onofrio makes a comeback, bringing with him the ability to complicate the once uncomplicated.
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Wildlife experts have tagged the herd and will closely monitor its behavior over the next year to make sure the reintroduction process continues smoothly.
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United and American Airlines reportedly canceled trips scheduled on the plane through September, while Southwest pushed back reintroduction of the Max aircraft through October.
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"As India itself was one of the last countries to eliminate polio from inside its borders, it remains particularly vulnerable to reintroduction," Michaud said.
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In 2009, Thune advocated against federal interference with news and opinion online when he opposed the reintroduction of the Federal Communications Commission's Fairness Doctrine.
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Known as "low boom" flight demonstration aircraft, NASA hopes these quieter "X-planes" will pave the way for the reintroduction of commercial supersonic flights.
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With the reintroduction of search ads, it's even more incentivized to gather what we do online, what we buy offline and who we are.
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The 120-day deadline for the sanctions determination is nearing, and the reintroduction of the sanctions bill is meant to coincide with that deadline.
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However, one would think that the reintroduction of Argentine capital controls would remind emerging market investors about the risks of investing in those markets.
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The reintroduction comes after a New York Times report that Trump told aides several times last year that he wants to withdraw from NATO.
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The incident and following events included a jewel heist, a survivor who seemed shaken by the experience, and a slow reintroduction to public life.
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But contrary to some hopes, Nymeria's return seems to be a curtain call rather than a reintroduction of the direwolf as a recurring presence.
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Karina Dostalova, chairman of the City of London Corporation's Hampstead Heath management committee, said reintroduction of grazing had been an aspiration for many years.
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Although Motorola's Droid Razr from 2011 failed to take off, the reintroduction of its iconic flip phone is expected to have much greater success.
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" If Smollett was his client, Johnson said he would advise "a gradual reintroduction" to the public and "a hard hitting one-on-one interview.
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Rewilding Europe managing director Frans Schepers told the magazine the species was ideal for reintroduction as it could speed the recovery of forests and plains.
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The reintroduction of the draft will cover men and women born in 1999 or later, though only a small minority will be selected to serve.
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Fights have erupted all over the place with the reintroduction of the Popeyes chicken sandwich, and one altercation left a 28-year-old man dead.
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The reintroduction of the bill comes at an awkward time for President Cyril Ramaphosa, who is on an investment drive to boost an ailing economy.
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That kind of natural repopulation would be likely to face less resistance than a human-engineered reintroduction, which she was not advocating, Dr. Prugh said.
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It is a totally different realm than what he focused on in D.C. So that early part was crucial for my reintroduction to Gordon's work.
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But along with the inability of the armed forces to attract enough new recruits, the security situation in the Baltics has led to its reintroduction.
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Since their reintroduction to Yellowstone and Idaho in the 1990s, gray wolves have done so well that they're reclaiming other parts of the northern Rockies.
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He said he had told Mr. Mattis that many in his country were calling for the reintroduction of American tactical nuclear weapons to South Korea.
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All signs are that the reintroduction of the 737 Max will be exceedingly difficult because of political and bureaucratic obstacles that are formidable and widespread.
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Beethoven at 250 | Critic's Notebook John Eliot Gardiner's period-instrument survey at Carnegie Hall was a reintroduction to some of the world's most famous music.
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In its announcement on Friday, the PBOC said it expects the reintroduction of the measure to "play a positive role" in stabilizing the yuan's moves.
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Two new sanctuaries off the southern tip of New Zealand -- Coal Island and Five Fingers Peninsula on Resolution Island -- are being prepared for kakapo reintroduction.
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Nepal's doctors are committed to bringing maternal mortality down further, but President Trump's reintroduction of the global gag rule casts a shadow over their efforts.
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But the deteriorating relationship between Washington and Tehran during Trump's presidency, capped by the reintroduction of tariffs, has had a substantial impact on local businesses.
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And barring some combination of a massive reversal in popularity, huge technological breakthrough and reintroduction of competition, it's hard to imagine that changing any time soon.
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Still, she welcomed the reintroduction of military service and said she would consider such training even if she did not want to make it a career.
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Instead, it's a tepid step forward into the next phase of West's ever-changing musical career — less a full-fledged reinvention and more of a reintroduction.
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Mario Draghi's eight-year term as European Central Bank chief ends the same day; his successor may oversee the reintroduction of quantitative easing before year-end.
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And unless their habitat in China is preserved for their eventual reintroduction (previous attempts have been less than successful), can we really consider their outlook improved?
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"MADMAX" (Season 2, Chapter 1) Understandably, the first episode of the second season was limited to a reintroduction to Hawkins after the events of Season 1.
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Reports of a reintroduction of a bill in the U.S. to curb the use of H-1B visas also played a role in puncturing the rally.
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The background: The reintroduction comes after a New York Times report that Trump told aides several times last year that he wants to withdraw from NATO.
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Marine Le Pen, leader of France's anti-EU National Front, proposed the reintroduction of the franc in parallel with the euro during this year's election campaign.
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The San Marcos Aquatic Resources Center breeds a number of rare aquatic species, and the salamanders were kept as a "backup" population for eventual reintroduction efforts.
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Nationalist lawmakers have called for the reintroduction of the death sentence in Turkey after cases of young children found abused and murdered emerged several months ago.
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His role on "Bodyguard" last fall served as a reintroduction of sorts, a signal to the industry that Madden's matinee-idol looks had grown gratifyingly flinty.
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Brexit may force the reintroduction of formal border checks between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, the removal of which was central to the agreement.
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Another part of her job, analysts say, will be to mend divisions in the Governing Council over negative interest rates and the reintroduction of quantitative easing.
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The difference between this recent reintroduction of these "new policing initiatives" to when they were introduced in the late '80s is two very important missing links.
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The handsome volume, which comes with a new foreword, an afterword, and annotations sourcing every illustration, is the perfect introduction or reintroduction to Steinberg's incomparable style.
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American Airlines won't use Boeing 737 Max aircraft until at least September, pushing back the expected reintroduction of the troubled plane by at least two more weeks.
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And remember, this episode's opening scenes were actually our first real reintroduction to her character this season, save for the single line of dialogue from the premiere.
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The groundwork for reintroduction of the species began long ago with intensive efforts by rangers to curb poaching and make the habitat safer for animals, she said.
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That's not necessarily wrong—farmers' livelihoods are important, too—but it's groan-worthy when you consider the wolves were only there due to state-sponsored reintroduction programs.
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Service taxis are lightly regulated, but because they rely mainly on collective norms they endured even as the country's dysfunctional politics hindered the reintroduction of public transport.
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As for migrating fish, Canada argues that America had already blocked them with a dam built in 1942, and should thus have to pay for their reintroduction.
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Verma has described Medicare as "dysfunctional" and - like Dr. Price - strongly supports the reintroduction of personal responsibility as a way to counter out-of-control entitlement spending.
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The reintroduction of wolves in Germany was another big issue facing farmers, Rukwied said, repeating his call that farmers should be allowed to shoot wolves if necessary.
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And the reintroduction of the bill on Wednesday points to a belief that not enough has been done to counter election interference, particularly that coming from Russia.
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Despite potential pushback from Democrats and consumer groups, the upcoming reintroduction of the AV START Act may lead to renewed efforts around similar legislation in the House.
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A cassette comprised of loosies dropped online in the dead of night and highlights from previous projects, its 19 tracks serve as a reintroduction for the uninitiated.
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This week in the roundup: Star Wars; a New York-centric indie comic; a tech-obsessed reintroduction to a great DC hero; and a wonderfully weird anthology.
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The lawsuit focuses on three key changes from 2018: the reintroduction of refined grains and two of the changes meant to gradually reduce sodium from school meals.
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And yet so did many other subjects that are arguably more useful, such as cooking, sewing and carpentry, and few are demanding the reintroduction of those classes.
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"Jumping into reintroduction programs looks very sexy in the media for one press release, but that's really not the best way to do it," Dr. Garcia said.
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Defense ministry spokeswoman Marinette Radebo told the BBC that "the change in our neighbourhood…, Russian military activity, is one of the reasons" for the reintroduction of conscription.
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The reintroduction of golf at the Olympics was a major reason for moving the P.G.A. Championship, said Pete Bevacqua, the chief executive of the P.G.A. of America.
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JT's reintroduction finds the Miami rapper introspective, taking time to acknowledge her bond with Yung Miami for keeping the City Girls name alive while she was gone.
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Chief among those concerns: the possible reintroduction of customs or other checks at the border between Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and Ireland.
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With stylish aesthetics and impressive audio performance, Braun's reintroduction into the audio market could present some worthy competition for other brands in this space like Bowers & Wilkins.
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"This unprecedented discovery opens new avenues for innovative conservation efforts, including the reintroduction of red wolf ghost alleles to the current captive and experimental populations," the authors wrote.
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In the process, they expanded the range of the African lion by 2.5 million acres, an achievement on par with the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park.
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A UK "demand shock", linked also to a possible reintroduction of import tariffs, of 10 percent could lead to a reduction of rest-EU GDP by 0.26 percent.
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One trader said the reintroduction of the 14-day reverse repo was nudging borrowers towards longer-term funding and likely start the implementation of a transparent funding band.
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"Reintroduction of salmon will reconnect fish, people, and lands together — that is, restoring the health of the river and all life that depends on it," the tribes wrote.
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Not far off could be the reintroduction of paid-prioritization, where service providers charge companies to move their data (and only their data) to the end user faster.
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In the end, they didn't need to put up the billboard—Santiago reexamined the bill and co-sponsored its reintroduction, with only minor, wonky changes to the language.
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A UK "demand shock", linked also to a possible reintroduction of import tariffs, of 20.9078 percent could lead to a reduction of rest-EU GDP by 0.26 percent.
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On the other hand, the pro-independence minority party PIP, announced its reintroduction of a local bill for purposes creating a Status Convention to attend the status question.
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Indian jewellers have been on an indefinite strike since the beginning of March to protest against the reintroduction of an excise duty on gold jewellery after four years.
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The update of the regulation will most likely "come into effect on 7th August, coinciding with the reintroduction of the first U.S. secondary sanctions," the ministry told Reuters.
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The central issue At the heart of the case is how the reintroduction of the citizenship question to the 2020 census will affect the data the government gathers.
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Politicians in Northern Ireland, which also voted to remain, said they were concerned that the reintroduction of "hard borders" with the south could unravel the province's fragile peace.
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Another factor is President Donald Trump's decision to allow some countries to continue buying Iranian oil for six months following the reintroduction of US sanctions on November 5.
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Cemex, the Mexican building-materials behemoth, had bought up ranches along both sides of the river, in the interest of land preservation and the reintroduction of bighorn sheep.
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Global ratings agency Moody's said some of his campaign promises, including the GST and a reintroduction of fuel subsidies, could be credit negative for Malaysia's sovereign debt rating.
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A pair of exhibitions now on view in Manhattan offers a lesson in the vagaries of architectural taste and a reintroduction to a master of solid and light.
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Since Iran is now testing machines that can do more, faster, it can lay the technical groundwork for their full reintroduction if Khamenei's "desired result" is not met.
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Other geopolitical factors, such as the reintroduction of sanctions on Tehran, as well as the diplomatic dispute between Saudi Arabia and Canada, contributed to the risk-off sentiment.
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"Historically, it's been about the manufacturer, the airline and the regulator working through this," Michaels said, adding that the bar for the reintroduction of the plane is very higher.
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Mr Powell reckons that the only way to avert the reintroduction of a hard border is for Britain to stay in both the single market and the customs union.
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But you don't have to stop celebrating when the week comes to an end—the party continues on July 19 with the reintroduction of Krispy Kreme's $1 dozen deal.
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The report noted that the reintroduction of appliances, new same-day pickup of online orders and an overhaul of the JCPenney website and app appear to have been successful.
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There's been a tendency to define Europe as the end of borders—looking at it that way, the reintroduction of borders could challenge the concept of the European Union.
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"It argues for the reintroduction of some capital controls...and abandoning fiscal austerity policies...which is directed at Germany, the U.K., and the U.S. in particular," the bank said.
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After taking a lengthy hiatus from the substance, however, Cyrus recently revealed that she has returned to smoking marijuana — and her mother Tish Cyrus was responsible for the reintroduction!
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The vote sets the stage for the reintroduction of a medium-term fiscal framework and formal fiscal rule that should detail how the government plans to balance the budget.
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But a UK "demand shock", linked also to a possible reintroduction of import tariffs, of 22 percent could lead to a reduction of rest-EU GDP by 21 percent.
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Our first reintroduction to Rapunzel, Flynn, Maximus, Pascal, and the gang comes Friday, March 10 with the Disney Channel movie Tangled: Before Ever After, according to Oh My Disney.
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NPC Standing Committee member Liu Binjie, a former head of the General Administration of Press and Publication from 2007 to 2013, also supported Google Scholar's reintroduction to the mainland.
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The company's iPhone event on Monday brought the reintroduction of the small phone screen with the new iPhone SE. The four-inch screen isn't underrepresented on the inside, however.
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More than a reintroduction under the new name, the record lives up to the meaning of its title, a 38-minute examination of the emotional weights that saddle us.
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But it wasn't until Dr. Gwiazdowski received a pilot grant in 2015 and another in 2017 from the Fish and Wildlife Service that he could start the reintroduction project.
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The reintroduction of the New York bill comes as research increasingly shows a correlation between long-term brain disease and the age at which children begin playing tackle football.
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And it offers a timely reintroduction to one of the major postwar Conceptualists, whose seemingly methodical techniques were actually in the service of something slipperier, and much more moving.
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He has indicated his backing for the reintroduction of a 2015 bill, the First Amendment Defense Act, which would protect those who discriminate against L.G.B.T. people for religious reasons.
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If you have not read the "Odyssey," or have not read it since you were 30 pounds lighter and regularly wore sandals, this is a rich introduction or reintroduction.
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It's a reintroduction of sorts for the global pop star, who has been famous for so long that it's shocking to remember that he's still only 25 years old.
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He knows he was being created before great creatures whom we now realize have provided a great service to the larger eco system of Yellowstone since reintroduction in 1995.
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The sudden reintroduction of volatility to the stock market likely will help hedge funds, which are coming off their best start to the year in more than a decade.
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It's very possible that customer satisfaction at the Apple store will improve under O'Brien who was on hand to greet media during today's reintroduction and tour of the store.
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Along with the reintroduction of Stuffed Nachos, the company is also rolling out Pizza Sticks, which features the same ingredients as Pizza Rolls, but in an on-the-go form.
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Amri's passage to Italy, via France, from Germany after the attack has prompted eurosceptic parties to call for the reintroduction of border controls, removed under Europe's open-border Schengen pact.
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Another solution being sought is the reintroduction of a "dual-purpose chicken" breed, where the female chickens are used for egg production while the male chickens are fattened for meat.
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Because American's crews need to start picking trips for their schedules in September in the coming weeks, the airline may have to push out the reintroduction to October, Parker said.
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"I'm going through a complete new reintroduction to me as an artist, so I think people have been quite surprised by what they're hearing," he told PEOPLE at the time.
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Within four issues, Coates establishes each of these women as complex characters with distinct motivations, even as he hints at the reintroduction of another important female character, T'Challa's sister Zuri.
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Amri's passage to Italy, via France, from Germany after the attack has prompted euroskeptic parties to call for the reintroduction of border controls, removed under Europe's open-border Schengen pact.
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Before its reintroduction, it was named the RTGS dollar and had been artificially pegged to the U.S. dollar, leading to a huge discrepancy between its official and black market rate.
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A plan to fight the extinction of wild tigers in Cambodia would require importing the big cats from abroad, in what conservationists say would be the first transnational tiger reintroduction.
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It is critical that countries maintain high immunity to polio in all communities, and strong disease surveillance, to minimize the risk and consequences of any eventual poliovirus reintroduction or reemergence.
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She said it seemed like a "no-brainer" to start captive breeding programs, both for future reintroduction to the wild and to study the dynamics of sea star-wasting disease.
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The theatrical release of the documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman's latest movie, "Monrovia, Indiana," may have some searching for an introduction or a reintroduction to this director's large body of work.
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That government almost fell apart in the summer, when Mr. Seehofer, the interior minister, challenged the chancellor over her immigration policies and demanded the reintroduction of border controls with Austria.
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Weeks after Vietnam declared that all 16 of its coronavirus cases had recovered, the number of infected patients is on the rise following the reintroduction of the virus from overseas.
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"We're going to see a reintroduction of uncertainty surrounding trade," said Kim Richard Nossal, the director of the Center for International and Defense Policy at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.
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There's not much more detail about the new season, except for a brief reintroduction to Bigby Wolf — the protagonist of the original 2014 adventure game based on comic series Fables.
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James and Nike are hoping to tap into a similar nostalgia with the reintroduction of James's rookie-year sneaker, the Air Zoom Generation, the first sneakers Nike made for James.
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Then there were the mass-production decades, the Brooklyn artisanal years, the quest to recreate the Neapolitan original, and now the reintroduction of the basic but perfected New York slice.
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Masturbation is a great reintroduction into sexual pleasure after an STI diagnosis, because it creates a bit of distance between yourself and your body, whilst allowing you to receive pleasure.
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But, the reintroduction of boxing into Norway's consciousness gives him hope for MMA to receive the same treatment someday—and he believes he's the name to help move that process along.
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Yes, there was a certain sheen to it—Bill leans into his forced folksiness in times of high stress—but it was also a powerful reintroduction to Hillary Clinton the person.
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At a parliamentary hearing, Gentiloni said the reaction from Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's government was disproportionate and dangerous and expressed concern about the possible reintroduction of the death penalty in Turkey.
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Reintroduction of conventional soy creates a niche market for farmers with deep pockets, since non-GM crops require strict controls to avoid contamination during production and shipping, which may raise costs.
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But one of the most interesting ways it's had a reintroduction to modern music is through other artists distorting and massively changing up what we would normally hear in nu-metal.
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Martinez's state Department of Game and Fish has sued the federal government over the reintroduction of Mexican gray wolves, an indication of her antipathy towards predators and the Endangered Species Act.
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"It's an extremely important reintroduction both from a wildlife standpoint, as well as a cultural standpoint for many Native American tribes across the West," Johnson told the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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The tour serves as Harris' reintroduction to Iowa's influential Democratic activists, who will hold the state's first-in-the-nation caucuses to decide who will challenge President Donald Trump in 2020.
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The Slim's success, and the reintroduction of the Cape Cod line on its 25th anniversary last fall, have given Mr. Dordet confidence about future growth despite the watch industry's sales downturn.
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In the best of circumstances, this process will take six to nine months to see the way forward to a stable and commercially feasible reintroduction of business, confidence and renewed investment.
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In addition to the stampede that's sure to descend on the nation's McDonald's its reintroduction of Szechuan sauce, Dunkin' Donuts has announced that it will start offering Girl Scout Cookie-flavored coffees.
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But wait, it gets more complicated: the European Parliament is currently calling for the reintroduction of visa requirements for American citizens, so this situation could change—keep an eye on the news.
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Turns out, the reintroduction of that very-familiar style was just the tip of the iceberg; it's since ushered in a new wave of sneakers that go way beyond our dependable Chucks.
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Now France, too, is debating the reintroduction of military service, which the country used to require of all young men until it was abolished by the Gaullist President Jacques Chirac in 1997.
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" A Homeland Security Committee aide told The Hill in a phone call that while timing for the formal reintroduction of these bills has not been set, some will be reintroduced "this week.
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Fear of a global economic slowdown and a decision by the United States to allow some countries to keep buying Iranian crude oil following the reintroduction of sanctions have hit market sentiment.
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But the reintroduction of the phrase on "global imbalances", at a time when trade is firmly back on the international political agenda, "is clearly intended to send a strong message", Derrick added.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - More than half of Indian jewelers reopened their shops on Monday after keeping them closed for nearly six weeks in protest over the reintroduction of excise duty on gold jewelry.
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And now, with the reintroduction of Fury and his Skrull allies in Far From Home's credits scene, the future of Marvel will involve explaining just what Fury is going to do next.
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Both in the military and the confines of off-base life, his time in Kentucky was a searing reintroduction to the Southern segregation he had experienced as a child in South Carolina.
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Jochen Bittner HAMBURG, Germany — Imagine a German politician accusing another country's government of using "Nazi methods," while demanding the reintroduction of capital punishment and the incarceration of both the opposition and journalists.
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A so-called backstop plan to avoid the reintroduction of a hard border between the Irish republic and Northern Ireland remains one of the principal obstacles to parliamentary agreement on May's deal.
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Warner Brothers' reintroduction of Superman, 2013's "Man of Steel" was widely criticized for being too gritty and somber, a sharp departure from the more jocular tone Superman movies featured in past decades.
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This weekend, he launched a new campaign to help convince the National Park Service to consider a particular course of action for a grizzly bear reintroduction campaign in the North Cascades National Park.
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The idea of "the hunt" in this context, with modern concerns about firearms and the reintroduction of wolves to regions where they had previously been extirpated, reframes this ancient myth in compelling ways.
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Today, of the thousands of buffalo on the plains, many have distant relatives in the Bronx; the force behind the reintroduction was the American Bison Society, of which Grant was a principal member.
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The central bank denied the notes were a back-door reintroduction of the discredited Zimbabwe dollar, saying they were backed by a $200 million loan from the Cairo-based Afreximbank, a development bank.
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Why it matters: House Democrats are resuming the fight over immigration issues with the reintroduction of the Dream Act, to give legal status to immigrants who came to the U.S., illegally as children.
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They are keeping them under observation until summer 2018, when the animals will be released into the full 1,189-square-km (460-square-mile) reintroduction zone after the females calve again next spring.
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Fears of a global economic slowdown and a decision by the United States to allow some countries to keep buying Iranian crude oil following the reintroduction of sanctions have hit market sentiment. 3.
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The fights over the reintroduction of Popeyes' chicken sandwich are not slowing down ... workers at one franchise ganged up on a fellow employee they say was selling the popular item on the low.
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"Market is falling on low volumes with the high interest rates and the news of reintroduction of the capital gains tax," said Dimantha Mathew, head of research at First Capital Equities (Pvt) Ltd.
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The threat of climate change, decreasing agricultural diversity, extinctions, or a single catastrophic event has given rise to the need for such a safeguard, should reintroduction of species become necessary in the future.
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So, too, has the prospect of Brexit, which could force the reintroduction of border checks if Britain leaves the European Union without agreeing on the particulars of its trading relationship with the bloc.
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It rules out the reintroduction of physical infrastructure such as customs posts, and there appear to be no plans to use security cameras or license plate recognition technology at or around the border.
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Many of these started on the route to addiction after the reintroduction of the native Baltic languages in Estonia meant that local Russian-speakers lost jobs and found it harder to gain employment.
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Stockholm has repeatedly cited Russian aggression as the reason for a series of security measures including the reintroduction of conscription this year and the stationing of troops on the Baltic island of Gotland.
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This tension has been heightened by uncertainty over Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, or Brexit, which could lead to the reintroduction of border checks between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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The German automotive supplier has halted its activities in Iran, which has been hit by the reintroduction of U.S. sanctions this week that include threats to blacklist any companies trading with the Islamic republic.
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In one case, he said researchers had spent nearly a year preparing a monkey for reintroduction into the wild only for it to be domesticated by one of the forest's residents, undermining conservation work.
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While there were only two such Olympic sports in 1900, the 2016 Olympics will feature a record-setting 28 women's sports, including this year's new addition of rugby, and the reintroduction of women's golf.
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"I'm basically just a hot mess mom," Snooki says in her reintroduction package between footage of the reality star playing with her two young children, 3-year-old Giovanna and 5-year-old Lorenzo.
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Falling gold prices deterred the illicit trade last year but smuggling has surged in recent months amid rising prices and the reintroduction in March of a 1 percent local sales tax on gold jewelry.
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"Some campaign promises, if implemented without any other adjustments, would be credit negative for Malaysia's sovereign," Moody's said, citing the proposed abolishment of the goods and services tax and the reintroduction of fuel subsidies.
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But airstrikes conducted by United States and Afghan forces increased by more than 50 percent — including, for the first time in years, the reintroduction of American B-52 strategic bombers to the Afghan battlefield.
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"Until malaria is eradicated globally, people traveling to and from malaria-endemic countries can import the disease to Europe, and we have to keep up the good work to prevent its reintroduction," Jakab said.
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Hultqvist said that, according to current plans, the Nord Stream 2 project would affect implementation of the Swedish defense plan for 2016-2020, which included the reintroduction of a permanent military presence on Gotland.
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In a statement on Thursday, the ministry of finance said the shortfall in revenue will be supported by specific revenue and expenditure measures that will be announced soon, including the reintroduction of the SST.
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"If you have not read the 'Odyssey,' or have not read it since you were 30 pounds lighter and regularly wore sandals, this is a rich introduction or reintroduction," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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To mark the reintroduction of its 1980s Panthère jewelry watch, Cartier has given Ms. Coppola carte blanche to create a commercial around the new collection, both of which will debut worldwide on June 1.
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The recommendation for tribal control — which grew out of a collaborative environmental-impact statement — would allow preferential tribal hiring and provisions for tribal culture and customs, including the reintroduction of bison to the land.
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The lengthy article, titled "Imminent Fears, Immediate Hopes," challenged the direction of China under Xi and called for the reintroduction of presidential term limits, which were controversially removed by the government in early 2018.
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Like the reintroduction of vanished species advocated by the rewilding movement, gene-drive technology will provide new arenas for the fight between those who wish to defend nature and those who wish to tame it.
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Southwest Airlines announced Thursday that it is, once again, pushing back the reintroduction of the Boeing 737 Max to its flight schedule as the industry awaits regulatory clearance to get the troubled jets flying again.
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His reintroduction to the world of womenswear back in 2010 was featured on the likes of Lauren Hutton, Julianne Moore, and Beyoncé; his directorial feature-film debut, A Single Man, opened to international critical acclaim.
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It's only now that I see the effect of the dry fast and the reintroduction of carbohydrates in conjunction with the muscle growth and the fat loss that's been happening over the previous 28 days.
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Dupont-Aignan is less hardline than Le Pen in some areas such as reintroduction of the death penalty, and in 2013 he said on twitter that his party "cannot align ourselves with the extreme right ".
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It serves as quick reintroduction to the leads, their personalities, and their relationships, in case your memory's grown fuzzy after a decade and a half, and underlines why this particular fight is important to them.
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While new canon does incorporate a number of elements and characters from the Expanded Universe, Thrawn's reintroduction potentially opens the door for other fan favorite characters, such as Mara Jade, to return in some form.
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This will require a dramatic increase in the selective harvest of trees in overgrown forests and the reintroduction of natural, low-intensity fires in order to reduce carbon emissions from catastrophic wildfires, disease and pests.
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Will Heinrich explored them all — from the Brooklyn Museum's "thoughtfully arranged and edited reintroduction to this sculptor's oeuvre" to the Barnes Foundation's "ingenious" reprise of "Kiefer Rodin," an exhibition at the Musée Rodin in Paris.
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They found that after infection, there was incomplete stocking of B cells, which led to a compromised immune memory for non-measles infections (but the cells had a strong response against the reintroduction of measles).
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In Northern Ireland, there are fears that Brexit could undermine a 1998 peace deal and lead to the reintroduction of unpopular and cumbersome controls on the border with the Republic of Ireland, an EU member.
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Its remoteness and mostly pristine condition helped make it the site of one of the Continent's great conservation victories — the reintroduction of bison after the last free roaming animal was hunted and killed in 1919.
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Since January, the network has had round-the-clock election coverage (including the reintroduction of Mr. Williams as co-anchor on primary nights), and notched strong ratings gains year-over-year in the mornings and afternoon.
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"Bringing back close approximations of original species may help to reverse losses from emotional to ecological grounds, but often the devil lies in the detail," says Dr. Axel Moehrenschlager, IUCN Chair of the Reintroduction Specialist Group.
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It also has a few new products on the way in the next couple of years, including the highly anticipated reintroduction of the Ford Bronco off-road SUV, which will be based on the Ranger's platform.
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Tourists are already threatening to boycott the luxury safari destination -- risking a key industry and source of revenue -- while animal rights groups have criticized the reintroduction of a hunting quota for the first time since 2014.
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The Trump administration vowed to bring Iran's oil exports to "zero" by removing the waivers that had allowed some countries to continue buying crude from the OPEC nation despite the reintroduction of US sanctions last fall.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House members unveiled a bipartisan reintroduction of the Violence Against Women Act on Thursday, urging Congress to support key provisions of the landmark legislation that provides protection for domestic violence survivors.
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At a conference hosted by the wireless advocacy group CTIA, House Homeland Security Chair Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said the exec order might lead to congressional action on updating antiquated technology and the reintroduction of Rep.
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Ireland's data protection watchdog told CNBC it has raised a number of questions with Facebook about its reintroduction of facial recognition technology in Europe, after the social network was pressured to close the feature in 2012.
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About 45 of the wolves remain in the wild, and they will be moved to federal lands in North Carolina while the agency rethinks which wild areas it should pick for another reintroduction attempt, FWS said.
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In a telephone tap contained in an arrest warrant seen by Reuters, the minister informed her partner Gianluca Gemelli about the reintroduction of an amendment into the 2015 budget law that was useful for his business.
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The government in March announced an increase in value-added tax and the reintroduction of capital gains tax, while it has asked China to swap some of the $8 billion it owes to China for equity.
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The reintroduction of the quantitative easing (QE) program was also expected although President Mario Draghi's decision to cap it at 20 billion euros ($22 billion) a month is around half as much as some had expected.
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Last month, the Turkish Foreign Ministry accused China of the "reintroduction of concentration camps in the 21st century" and called policies in Xinjiang a violation of the "fundamental human rights" of Uighurs and other Turkic Muslims.
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"It is possible that this could be a normal adaptive response that helps kickstart the body, or 'wake it up,' to the reintroduction of carbohydrates after not consuming much of them for a week," Little explains.
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It was only the sixth time the Spurs had given up a game at home since the beginning of December and it marked a reintroduction to the Clippers for those who may have written them off.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May will announce her backing on Thursday for the reintroduction of maintenance grants for university students from disadvantaged backgrounds, a move that will pressure her successor to follow suit.
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In "Landing," Sunday's episode of The Good Wife, the show returns to the NSA plot via the reintroduction of Jeff Dellinger (Zach Woods), the ex-NSA analyst/C-list Edward Snowden whom we saw earlier this season.
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First impression based on the first look (embedded below) They haven't shot any of the show yet, so there's no trailer — this is just a reintroduction of the returning characters Miles (Shaud), Corky (Ford), and Frank (Regalbuto).
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Anyone who thought Lincoln would make the most of his freedom is in for a rude awakening, as our reintroduction to the former death row inmate finds him running from some shady characters whom he owes $100,000.
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A burning torch party symbol mirroring that of the neo-fascist British National Front was replaced with a flower, while controversial demands, such as the reintroduction of capital punishment and limits on non-Nordic adoptions, were dropped.
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Psychologist Neal Goldsmith, a founder of the Horizons psychedelics conference in NYC, and one of the leading advocates for legalization, tells me large-scale religious reintroduction of psychedelics could also shift the trajectory of our cultural values.
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Moody's report came amid the results season and on the heels of a the PBOC's reintroduction of the 14-day reverse repo for the first time in six months last week to inject liquidity into the system.
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In a statement on Thursday, the ministry of finance said the shortfall in revenue will be supported by specific revenue and expenditure measures that will be announced soon, including the reintroduction of the sales and services tax.
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But with so many of the world's best men's golfers — and biggest names — snubbing the game's much-publicized reintroduction to the Olympics, it is more than possible that golf will not be welcomed back in four years.
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The Aviator's reintroduction follows the success of its larger sibling, the Navigator, which was completely redesigned for the 2018 model year, and which has been flying off dealer lots as other Lincoln models watch their sales fall.
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In many other places in the world, the agriculture industry can be vocally resistant to introducing predators that might threaten their livestock—take the entrenched controversy over the reintroduction of wolves to the Rocky Mountains, for instance.
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Zoos must prove that a significant portion of the fees they pay to China will directly benefit wild panda conservation, as well as show an active participation in research to advance captive breeding, habitat preservation, and reintroduction.
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Anyone who was annoyed by the less-than-spectacular reintroduction of Audrey Horne into "Twin Peaks" last week probably wasn't any happier with her brief scene here, where she and her husband Charlie continue their circular conversation.
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Zoo officials often talk about the Arabian oryx, which was once extinct in the wild and now has a wild population of a thousand, thanks to reintroduction programs, using captive animals, that began in the nineteen-eighties.
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The reintroduction of the bill and Cruz's renewed pressure on colleagues to pass it comes as both chambers of Congress prepare to move forward on a border security spending deal drafted by a bipartisan group of negotiators.
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Parliament voted late on Tuesday to order May to return to Brussels to replace the so-called Irish backstop, an insurance policy that aims to prevent the reintroduction of a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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When informed by research such as this, rewilding efforts are granted a window into a lost world, paleontological proof of where animals suitable for reintroduction can best reestablish themselves according to the buried bones of their ancestors.
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FROM COINAGE: Try This Healthy, Cheap Late-Night Snack For a product that had to temporarily cease production back in 2012 due to Hostess filing for bankruptcy, the Twinkie has made a raging coming since its 2013 reintroduction.
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A leader in global golf equipment sales, the company has in recent years embarked on a brand-building sprint, including the X Hot and X2 Hot line of fairway woods and a reintroduction of the Big Bertha driver.
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Some fear that Britain's departure from the European Union will mean the reintroduction of border posts on the frontier between Northern Ireland, part of the UK, and the Republic of Ireland, which will remain a European Union member.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 21 (Reuters) - South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Monday that the government will soon announce both a permanent CEO and strengthened board for struggling power utility Eskom, after the reintroduction of rolling blackouts last week.
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"The committee recommended that Treasury consider issuing a zero coupon 50-year bond, and coupon maturities between 10- and 30-years, preferably the reintroduction of the 103-year, " the minutes of the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee meeting said.
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The country eliminated malaria through decades of hard work to strengthen disease surveillance systems, train frontline health workers, improve the quality and availability of medical treatment, and coordinate with neighboring countries to prevent cross-border reintroduction of transmission.
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"This bill could not be passed soon enough, because nobody knows better than our families how hard it is to work and live without national paid leave," Gillibrand said Tuesday at an event on the legislation's reintroduction. Rep.
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The biggest obstacle will be the reintroduction of U.S. sanctions on companies trading with Iran; if Iran loses the economic benefits of trade with the outside world, it will have no incentive to continue adhering to the accord.
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Mr. Coveney indicated that instead of planning for a hard border, Ireland would seek to hold Britain to the commitment Prime Minister Theresa May has made to a "backstop" arrangement, which would prevent the reintroduction of border checks.
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While Mr. Stepanitskiy has encouraged educational tourism in small sections of the nature reserves, he has criticized ski construction as "not eco-tourism" and as likely to jeopardize a leopard reintroduction project that has had Mr. Putin's backing.
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His 1999 years in power encompassed one-party rule through the Kenyan African National Union, the party he controlled, and also the reintroduction of democracy and multiparty politics, which culminated in his victory in the 1992 Presidential elections.
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The vote was initially planned for Monday, but John Bercow, Speaker of the House of Commons and perennial thorn in Mr. Johnson's side, blocked the vote because Parliament rules forbid the reintroduction of the same bill multiple times.
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"If you look at the yields of Greek bonds and especially the spreads (difference) from the German bund, they do not seem to guarantee a smooth reintroduction of Greece re-access to the international financial markets," Tsakloglou added.
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Read: Wildlife is flourishing in these DMZs "Bison essentially are lawnmowers -- they prefer to eat grass over anything else," says Holly Jones, an ecologist at Northern Illinois University, who is researching the impact of bison reintroduction at Nachusa.
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Rewilding—the reintroduction of species, especially the big ones, that had been previously eradicated from an ecosystem—is thus a piecemeal form of evolutionary recovery from the millennia of exploitation that removed so much wild from the world.
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Mark Romanski, who is the project manager for the park's wolf reintroduction as well as Division Chief of Natural Resources for Isle Royale National Park said he was "blown away by the resilience of these wolves," in a statement.
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There are fears that Brexit could undermine the peace accord that ended three decades of bloodshed in Northern Ireland and could lead to the reintroduction of unpopular controls on the border with the Republic of Ireland, an EU member.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany said on Friday it would not allow Turks to vote on its territory in any Turkish referendum on reintroduction of the death penalty - a measure proposed by President Tayyip Erdogan after July's failed army coup attempt.
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" Klobuchar, who has made election security a major priority this Congress through the recent reintroduction of the Honest Ads Act and her work to reintroduce the Secure Elections Act, emphasized in a statement that "election security is national security.
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Mr. Moon's office said his government remained opposed to the reintroduction of American tactical nuclear weapons to South Korea, saying that doing so would make it more difficult to persuade North Korea to give up its own nuclear weapons.
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"Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion," now on view at the Brooklyn Museum, offers a swinging reintroduction to Parisian style in the 22069s and 25s, when the New Look gave way to thigh-high boots and dresses of heat-molded synthetics.
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Medically fragile kids — the self-dubbed "little lobbyists" — crisscrossed Capitol Hill with their families, clutching stuffed animals as their parents explained to Republican senators that the reintroduction of lifetime limits on health insurance could cost their kids their lives.
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"Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion," now on view at the Brooklyn Museum, offers a swinging reintroduction to Parisian style in the 22069s and 25s, when the New Look gave way to thigh-high boots and dresses of heat-molded synthetics.
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The panels narrate the history of the Hopi people, from mythic beginnings, through to the arrival of Europeans and Christianity, as depicted in the Pueblo Revolt, to the rebirth and reintroduction of Hopi art and traditions in contemporary society.
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In 1987, the USFWS gave the red wolf a second chance at survival in the wild, releasing several captive bred wolves into North Carolina's Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge as part of a federal reintroduction program under the Endangered Species Act.
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It said that price hikes on its nuggets and the reintroduction of its spicy chicken nuggets helped sales, but parent company Restaurant Brands International saw adjusted earnings of 55 cents per share, falling short of estimates of 58 cents per share.
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For that, at least, we ought to praise the New Museum, which staged the German-born artist's last major American exhibition in 1986, and which has now opened "Hans Haacke: All Connected," an important but dispiriting reintroduction to this resolute antagonist.
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The reintroduction of a badass character who never got much screen time could have been the beginning of a promising plot arc for one of the last surviving commanders of the Stark/Tully armies in the War of the Five Kings.
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Last week's Big Little Lies premiere was a reintroduction to all the moms of Monterey, CA. By the end of it, secrets were still safe and the biggest showdown was between Mary Louise (Meryl Streep) and Madeline Martha Mackenzie (Reese Witherspoon).
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They have designed their reintroduction of Iranian sanctions in August and, then again, this Monday, aimed at significantly reducing Iranian oil exports, to at least reduce the resources Iran has at its disposal to fund terrorism and regional Mideast proxies.
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Only a few years after the death of Francisco Franco and the reintroduction of democracy to Spain, both still smarted from the sting of despotism and the repression of their language, culture and political freedoms over the course of several decades.
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The bill's reintroduction marks the 10th anniversary of President Obama signing the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which overturned a Supreme Court decision that limited the time period in which employees could file an equal pay lawsuit related to pay discrimination.
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In fact scores improved for the airline industry as a whole, probably because cheaper fuel costs have pushed down prices and freed funds for better customer care, including more comfortable seating and the reintroduction of free inflight snacks on some carriers.
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"Following reintroduction, the wild red wolf population in the red wolf recovery area grew steadily, with a peak population of an estimated 130 red wolves in 2006 and as many as twenty breeding pairs in a given year," he wrote.
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It's not a very scholarly exercise — the galleries are curated by color, with white works downstairs and black ones above — but the show offers a welcome reintroduction to Korea's own minimal art, above all the thickly striped monochromes of Ha Chonghyun.
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It became clear to lawmakers, who wanted to advance the other provisions in the Taxpayer First Act, that the Free File provision needed to be dropped in order for the bill to be enacted, prompting the bill's revision and reintroduction.
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Negotiations to bring Turkey into the European Union are already proceeding at a glacial pace, and Ms. Mogherini said the reintroduction of the death penalty would be a deal-breaker, as did a spokesman for Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
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The concept has become one of ecology's guiding theoretical principles, and it has had a profound impact, inspiring, among other things, the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone, where they help control elk that can otherwise overgraze aspen and willow trees.
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Here's what he had to say over the weekend, including an original (and now deleted) shot at Nike—his first reintroduction to the social network, before reintroducing himself again in a second rebirth which is essentially one level above Jesus Christ.
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After withdrawing from the contract, the world's biggest steel maker is drafting a proposal for Italy's government in which it will demand the reintroduction of legal immunity, the possibility to revise its industrial plan and the layoff of 5,000 workers.
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A notched oak "Endless Column," two bronze iterations of his "Bird in Space" and the abstracted cherry-wood self-portrait he called "The Cock" are joined in this modestly comprehensive reintroduction by a number of the Romanian-born sculptor's experimental photographs.
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These reforms included a fiscal consolidation aimed at reducing monetary financing of the deficit, the reintroduction of the domestic currency in February 2019, and the restructuring of the command agriculture financing model to a public-private partnership with commercial banks.
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To some, she might be Rebecca Pearson, the loveable matriarch on NBC's This Is Us. But for those of us who remember 1999's cavity-inducing single "Candy," Moore's latest song is a satisfying reintroduction to the 35-year-old singer.
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The New York Times reported Sunday that President Trump's national security deputies have discussed both the possibility of pre-emptive strikes that would almost certainly provoke an attack on South Korea and a reintroduction of nuclear weapons to the South.
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The EU has so far ruled out reopening the exit deal to make any changes to the backstop, an insurance policy that aims to prevent the reintroduction of border controls between EU member Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland.
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He often comes across as oily or arrogant and in tonight's debate, he's shown little regard for human life on two occasions: while discussing carpet bombing ISIS, which would almost certainly kill thousands of civilians, and calling for the reintroduction of torture.
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These include action against Mr Najib and others over the scandal at 1MDB, a state investment fund from which $4.5bn disappeared during the previous administration; the abolition of an unpopular goods-and-services tax (GST); and the reintroduction of certain fuel subsidies.
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First, they introduced a birthday cake batter-stuffed donut, which will be available until July 19; and second, with the reintroduction of their $1 dozen deal, which offers a dozen Original Glazed donuts for $1 with the purchase of any other dozen.
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Before we dive into the epic battle that is the next 10 episodes of the '80s Netflix series, let's get a reintroduction to our returning players: We have Alison Brie as Ruth, or Zoya The Destroyer, the Russian villain of the ring.
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The effort to bring 130 sheep to the Golan Heights from Canada has been inching along for nearly a year, Israelis Jenna and Gil Lewinsky said on Tuesday, with the reintroduction of the breed stymied by red tape between the two countries.
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Taxes Hinder Growth: We expect SLT's revenue growth to slow to 2%-3% in 7503 (2016 estimated: 9%), as consumers will likely curb usage due to the reintroduction of value-added tax and nation-building tax on telecom services from November 2016.
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"Women and men in the same job should have the same pay, and the Paycheck Fairness Act is a strong step forward in ensuring that we close the wage gap once and for all," DeLauro said in a statement upon its reintroduction.
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The installment included a reintroduction to the "Woodsmen," which seem to be otherworldly lumberjacks with extremely sooty skin and a yen for a cigarette light, an exploration of the Manhattan Project's mushroom cloud, and a look at where Giant (Carel Struycken) comes from.
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That's their right, but it is still hard, as a German, to see them hail a ruthless autocrat who has smashed Turkey's independent news media, arrested thousands of alleged supporters of the coup and is flirting with the reintroduction of the death penalty.
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Community leaders worry that much of the delicate progress of the last couple of decades — the softening of entrenched prejudices, the gradual moves toward reconciliation — could be shattered by the reintroduction of an us-versus-them mentality that a harder border would bring.
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Even Liu Binjie, a former director of the General Administration of Press and Publication, indicated support at the National People's Congress meeting this year for the reintroduction of Google Scholar to China after the authorities suspended access to the service in 2010.
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The only way to determine whether someone has non-celiac gluten sensitivity is to first rule out celiac disease and wheat allergy and then observe the response to a gluten-free diet, followed by a reintroduction of gluten to see if symptoms return.
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The company's current plans are to apply for the reintroduction of four flavored nicotine products — classic tobacco, mint, menthol, and mango — next year when Food and Drug Administration rules requiring federal review of all products go into effect, according to the newspaper.
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The reintroduction program of the red wolf in North Carolina—the first attempt to bring back an extinct species in the U.S.—was at first a success, with over a hundred wild red wolves estimated to be living in the state as recently as 2006.
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Pro-democracy figures claim the bill's reintroduction would lead to the erosion of civil rights in Hong Kong, including freedom of speech and rule of law, and could see residents sent to China to face prosecution in a country with an opaque legal system.
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LISBON, July 25 (Reuters) - Portuguese retailer Jeronimo Martins reported a sharp 14% rise in second-quarter net profit on Thursday as sales rose 10% helped by the calendar effect even as it geared up for the reintroduction of the retail tax in its market Poland.
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Still, the reintroduction of the concept at a time when the Alternative for Germany is promoting its cultural version of the Aryan nation is as strategically clever as it is dangerous: The Christian Democrats are whitewashing the far-right version of the Cultural German.
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"I recognize that I can do a better job, also, of talking to a national audience beyond the town halls we are having," he said after Ms. Maddow asked him about an Associated Press article from last weekend about the reintroduction of his campaign.
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"We have the reintroduction of a serious viral infection with a population that's withholding the vaccine from their children, and now it's spreading beyond that population," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University and an adviser on vaccines to the CDC.
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With the reintroduction of these weapons, a nation could use them to escalate the conflict, demonstrate a willingness to continue to escalate, and seek to cause the adversary to terminate the conflict on less favorable conditions (the Russian doctrine of "escalate to de-escalate").
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For graphic on rhino poaching on South Africa click here With 18,000 white rhinos and 2,000 of the smaller black rhino, South Africa is home to about 80 percent of the global population of the pachyderms, making it the springboard for reintroduction efforts elsewhere.
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BRUSSELS — The European Parliament has passed a nonbinding resolution calling for the reintroduction of visa requirements for American citizens, raising the stakes in a long-running battle over the United States' refusal to grant visa-free access to citizens of five European Union countries.
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The Irish backstop is an insurance policy that aims to prevent the reintroduction of a hard border between Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland, a crucial part of a 1998 peace deal that ended decades of sectarian violence, and preserve frictionless trade.
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But before that, this documentary will serve as a more formal reintroduction to the man himself, who was a key player in the reporting of both the Pentagon Papers and the Watergate Scandal during the Nixon administration, and a journalism icon for the remainder of his life.
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Now, data-privacy experts and regulators in other countries alike are questioning Ireland's commitment to policing imminent privacy concerns like Facebook's reintroduction of facial recognition software and data sharing with its recently purchased subsidiary WhatsApp, and Google's sharing of information across its burgeoning number of platforms.
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The opening scene, where Jake's latest clients turn on him and accuse him of a string of failures and double-crosses, is more or less an exact replica of Han Solo's reintroduction scene in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, minus Chewbacca and the CGI tentacle-beast.
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The stiff dialogue, garish special effects, and the almost whimsical tone make for yet another frustrating reintroduction to director Alexandre Aja, who's blunted the gleeful nastiness of his early horror movies (High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes) into tonally confused, baffling projects like Horns and Louis Drax.
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Two weeks after voting down May's Brexit deal by the biggest margin in modern British history, parliament demanded she return to Brussels to replace the so-called Irish backstop, an insurance policy that aims to prevent the reintroduction of a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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"It is undisputed that the reintroduction of the red wolf into the Red Wolf Recovery Area is not without its challenges, but absent a change in Congress' mandate or a decision to delist or reclassify the red wolf" officials are obligated to sufficiently protect it, Boyle said.
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We can confidently trace the trajectory of U.S. zoo conservation efforts from Hornaday's bison reintroduction, to the golden lion tamarin project, to zoos embracing field conservation, to the world's leading award for animal conservation – The Indianapolis Prize – being introduced by an American zoological society in 2006.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (D-Va.) said in a statement announcing the bill's reintroduction.
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In 2015, she emerged once more, in a reintroduction of sorts: her hair was a fiery ginger, and her performance self—that is, the newly extroverted dancer slash gymnast side of the otherwise reclusive singer—traded in smocks for shorts, stripped down bands for flips and spins.
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"The reintroduction of internment camps in the XXIst century and the policy of systematic assimilation against the Uighur Turks carried out by the authorities of China is a great shame for humanity," said the Turkish Foreign Ministry in its statement, calling on Beijing to close the camps.
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Dior recently brought back its iconic '99 Saddle Bag in 2018, after a decade-long hiatus (original Dior Saddles immediately sold out on secondhand websites, with Vestiaire reporting a 191% increase in price-point, and a 75% hike in overall sales year-over-year after the reintroduction).
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In its statement on Saturday, the Turkish Foreign Ministry condemned China's "reintroduction of concentration camps in the 21st century and the policy of systematic assimilation" in its far western region of Xinjiang as a violation of the "fundamental human rights" of Uighurs and other Turkic Muslims.
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"At the end of the month there is an OPEC meeting and these matters will be on the negotiations table," Luaibi said in response to a question from reporters on whether Iraq would plug the gap in supply expected from the reintroduction of sanctions on Iran's oil sales.
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Boyle agreed with conservationists that the red wolf is in peril, and said they are likely to win on the merits in their challenge to the FWS's decision to stop the managed reintroduction plan for wild red wolves, and limit their population to a small swath of federal land.
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Crucial questions about how to avoid a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic — a border abolished in the Good Friday Agreement, the reintroduction of which would be inextricably associated with the preceding decades of violence and unrest — remain unresolved, months before Brexit is slated to become official.
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The entire film is little more than a clunky reintroduction to the world of The Ring—two hours of weird dream sequences, an unhinged performance from Vincent D'onofrio as a blind/rapey priest, and a new tape of bankrupt horror imagery like maggots, upside down crosses, and bones.
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The last two years have seen unprecedented change in the famously conservative country, including the lifting of a decades-long ban on women driving, the reintroduction of movie theaters, and entertainment offerings spanning from Janet Jackson and 50 Cent concerts to WWE fights and a potential Formula One race.
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Everyone can reply Tumblr users you follow or users who have followed you for at least a week can reply A safe mode where only Tumblrs you follow can reply Tumblr says the reintroduction of Replies is just the start of more capabilities it plans to add in the future.
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Some experts have described a kind of chain reaction in Yellowstone National Park in the United States after the mid-1990s reintroduction of gray wolves there, saying stressed elks grazed less easily and had fewer offspring because of the presence of carnivores, which in turn contributed to new tree growth.
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Ross also followed Kanye and Kim around for over a year filming vintage-esque VHS archival footage (you might remember the clip that accompanied Kim's reintroduction to social media following her robbery last fall, as well as the home-movie edit Kanye tweeted out on his wife's birthday in October).
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This is a timely accolade for the Philippines government, as it comes not long after then-President Elect Duterte was called by Obama with a gentle reminder that the two nations share human rights values, after a number of calls from Duterte condoning vigilante violence and reintroduction of the death penalty.
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"This is a reintroduction of Donald Trump to those undecided voters at home, so part of this is what he's done through his career, his family history," said Matt Pinnell, a rising star in the party who has served as the Republican Party's liaison between the state parties and the RNC.
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In the last days of the 114th Congress, the Senate unanimously passed the OPEN Government Data Act to do exactly that, and given the bill's bipartisan support, Congress should view the reintroduction and passage of the bill as a quick win that would benefit the public and private sectors alike.
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"The central bank is expected to step up efforts to calm investors and slow the pace of the yuan depreciation that has sparked risk aversion across regional markets, including a possible reintroduction of the counter-cyclical factor," Gao Qi, FX strategist at Scotiabank in Singapore, wrote in a note on Friday.
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In his ruling Wednesday in the two cases, Furman said evidence shows the administration departed from the "normal procedural sequence" in adding the question, including overruling career staff who strongly objected to it, failing to extensively test the reintroduction of the question and ignoring the recommendation of the advisory committee.
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"Chinese provinces and other countries that have successfully halted internal transmission of COVID-19 need to consider carefully how they will manage reinstating travel and mobility to avoid the reintroduction and spread of the disease in their populations," Moritz Kraemer, a lead author on the study, said in a statement.
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Under the withdrawal agreement rejected for a third time on Friday both the United Kingdom and the European Union are committed to a "backstop," which, in the event that they have failed to negotiate a future relationship by the end of 2020, would prevent the abrupt reintroduction of a hard border.
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There are perhaps no three offensive players more suited to excel together than Le'Veon Bell, Antonio Brown and Roethlisberger, but even with the reintroduction of Martavis Bryant, Pittsburgh is averaging a meager 21.3 points a game after averaging 83 points a game last season and 26.4 the year before that.
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They weigh both sides of wildlife reintroduction arguments, interview youth about the voluntarily child-free movement to lower carbon footprints, and go dumpster diving to discover the hypocrisy of laws that make throwing large amounts of perfectly consumable food away legal, but fishing around in the trash for them illegal.
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Read: The US Treasury Is Finally Going to Put a Woman's Face on Paper Currency Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical about Alexander Hamilton may have sparked the Founding Father's reintroduction into the American consciousness, but it could also be the reason a woman's face won't be appearing on US currency anytime soon, TIME reports.
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Maybe it was their deconstructed, jazz-inflected interpretations, maybe it was the first-time Icelandic audience, or maybe the songs are simply still too new to be familiar, but those first five tracks felt like a reintroduction to Radiohead, stripping away expectation in favor of letting us just sit inside the music.
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Mr. Walker, who proposed a raft of new taxes to keep state programs afloat, including the reintroduction of an income tax, repealed in 1980 after the oil boom hit, said in his veto message that inaction by the Legislature had become a threat to Alaska's future, requiring a response from the executive branch.
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Overall revenue growth is likely to slow to 1.5% in 2017 (9M17: 1.3%, 2016: 8.5%) due to the reintroduction of value added tax and nation building tax on telecom services, but should recover to the mid-single digits in 2018-2019 along with better mobile-voice revenue and the robust data growth.
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The study estimated that under a worst case scenario, in which the reintroduction of controls at EU borders pushed import prices up three percent, the costs to the bloc's largest economy Germany could be as much as 235 billion euros between 2016 and 913, and those to France up to 244 billion.
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The key for 49ers fans will be to maintain that enthusiasm once he hits his first few speed bumps, which could start this week against a talented Vikings team that, thanks to the addition of Kirk Cousins and the reintroduction of Dalvin Cook, could be even better than it was last year.
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Its slow pace and surf vibe were a good reintroduction to "real" life, and I tore up any plans I had and just hung out on the pale sand beach, ate freshly-barbecued prawns at a cliffside bar, and grinned internally at the Instagrammers in complicated bikinis posing endlessly for sunset photos.
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The reintroduction of search ads could open an important new revenue stream at a time when Facebook's revenue growth is quickly decelerating as it runs out of News Feed ad space, the Stories format that advertisers are still adapting is poised to overtake feed sharing on social apps and users shift their time elsewhere.
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The reintroduction of the tax will also cheat families out of their rightful savings created by tax reform under President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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But they are still wolves and as Doug Smith, the scientist who led the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park in the United States, said to me, wolves have three essential parts to their lives in the wild: they are deeply social and need other wolves, they roam large distances and they kill.
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While GMC's choice to showcase the Hummer EV was obvious because it acted as a global reintroduction of the vehicle, the other ads featured electric vehicles that have been around for a bit, meaning there was a deliberate decision by those companies to choose EVs over their more traditional cars for the big spot.
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We've long recognized that some in the industry are trying to address the welfare of racehorses by making changes to reduce the number of racehorses going to slaughter, and working with us to secure reintroduction and passage of the federal Horseracing Integrity Act to address doping problems, ban race-day medication, and substantially increase out-of-competition testing.
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"There is much still to learn about the Equifax breach and its ramifications, what is abundantly clear, however, is that consumers are still not sure whether they were affected and what information was stolen," Langevin said announcing the reintroduction of the Personal Data Notification and Protection Act, considered an Obama administration priority when it was introduced in 2015.
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Using official time, law enforcement professionals were also able to describe their working conditions that led to a reintroduction of the Osvaldo Albarati Correctional Officer Self-Protection Act of 2017, which would require the warden of every BOP-operated institution to provide a secure storage area where workers can store their personal firearms carried to and from work.
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The fear, of course, is that a dissolution of the EU as a single, unified economic entity, with its own currency, could collapse, leading to the reintroduction of single-nation currencies; the revival of national central banks; competitive currency devaluations across the Continent; and, quite possibly, the re-awakening of ancient enmities that dominated the European political landscape for decades, if not centuries.
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Other highlights include:A call to increase the amount of research into finding solutions,Requesting the help of governmental bodies, officials, and organizations to take a more active role in preservation,Urging the international community to agree on a comprehensive commitment and to take "necessary action,"Advocating for conversations to increase scientific understanding,Stressing reintroduction and rehabilitation of these species whenever possible.[UCLA]
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According to an announcement from the office of California Democratic congresswoman Jackie Speier and New York Republican congressman John Katko, the bill, known as the SHIELD (Stopping Harmful Image Exploitation and Limiting Distribution) Act, is a reintroduction of federal legislation "that targets perpetrators who knowingly share sexually explicit or nude images of someone without their consent," commonly known as revenge porn.
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"There is much still to learn about the Equifax breach and its ramifications, what is abundantly clear, however, is that consumers are still not sure whether they were affected and what information was stolen," Langevin said in a press release announcing the reintroduction of the Personal Data Notification and Protection Act, considered an Obama administration priority when it was introduced in 22019.
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His reintroduction into the band's dynamic is one of the subjects of a new interview with Zane Lowe ("Zac is super emotional, I'm super ultra way too logical, and Hayley's a bridge and has got this crazy gut instinct," says guitarist Taylor York), along with a deep dive into the meaning behind "Hard Times" and how it deals with singer Hayley Williams' recent bouts of depression.
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I.) and Dan SullivanDaniel Scott SullivanOvernight Defense: Esper sworn in as Pentagon chief | Confirmed in 85033-8 vote | Takes helm as Trump juggles foreign policy challenges | Senators meet with woman accusing defense nominee of sexual assault Alarm sounds over census cybersecurity concerns Senate sets new voting record with Iran war measure MORE (R-Alaska) announced the reintroduction of legislation to achieve that same goal.
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Read more: NATO just held its largest war games since the Cold War — one of more than 100 exercises the alliance carried out in 2018 Trump has made comments supporting NATO in the past, but the reintroduction comes after The New York Times reported that on several occasions during 2018 Trump said in private that he wanted to pull the US out of the alliance.
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In the meantime, the 27 nations increased the pressure on her, urging member countries to step up preparations for "all outcomes" — code for no Brexit deal — and noting there had been "no substantial progress" over backstop plans to prevent the reintroduction of frontier controls between Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and Ireland, which will remain in the European Union. Mrs.
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