"We are all concerned with repelling this attack," he said.
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The Ukrainian military denied that, saying it was repelling the attacks.
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That's when the Lagu sand repelling beach towel comes in handy.
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What's drawing you toward the service, or repelling you from it?
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Two had died repelling what was most likely a kidnapping attempt.
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I have a magnet that I'm dropping onto another (repelling) magnet.
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And urban space has become much more expensive — repelling growing families.
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Otherwise, you can wind up both attracting and repelling the wrong people.
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"The rebel factions are repelling Daesh attempts to advance," the source said.
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Some also worry (but tend not to talk publicly) about repelling investors.
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What about Harding do you think was so attractive and repelling to people?
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Brexit threatens to shock the economy, weakening domestic firms and repelling foreign ones.
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Eventually, the falling magnet will flip over, turning repelling magnets into attracting magnets.
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A Florida teenager was attacked in December despite wearing a shark-repelling bracelet.
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We wisely welcome aliens that strengthen America while repelling aliens that weaken it.
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Birds keep bloodsucking bugs at bay by weaving insect-repelling plants into their nests.
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There's another marmot-repelling strategy that Ryan may be more reluctant to try: urine.
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Two police were killed and one injured while repelling the mob, said the officer.
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Apart from repelling outsiders, Indonesia also hopes to wring more value from its waters.
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But Robinson kept providing offense during that stretch, repelling a couple of Wolfpack rallies.
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Plus, its stain-repelling nature will keep it looking good for years to come.
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The device uses a fan to disperse an insect-repelling chemical known as metofluthrin.
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Here, I'll show you with these carts that have repelling magnets on them. Yes.
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Except one particular style has what reviews on the website paint as man-repelling qualities.
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I believe the pilots can blow the windows out and have a repelling device. Seriously.
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Could I actually be subconsciously repelling men in my attempts to smell just like them?
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First, an image is rendered in greasy, acid-repelling ink on a slab of limestone.
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In other words, it wasn't the materialism that was repelling me, it was the objects themselves.
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Blight-proof peppers, disease-repelling grapes, and rot-resistant raspberries ripen just behind the frosty glass.
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Deep Woods Bug Spray is the most effective at repelling insects, according to decades of research.
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If they back up Trump in every one of his controversies, they risk repelling independent voters.
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But tree owners are fighting back with video cameras — and the thief-repelling odor of skunks.
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After successfully repelling a wave of attacks a year earlier, Ericsson discovered the intruders were back.
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But Ms Peckre's lemurs were not behaving in a way that suggested repelling insects was their purpose.
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The new device does have one unique feature, though: built-in, mosquito-repelling ultrasonic sound wave technology.
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Plus, you can check out Insect Shield's other tick-repelling products, including dog tees and blankets, here.
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Some Republicans fretted that Mr. Trump might not be up to the task of repelling such attacks.
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It may be "man-repelling," but by now we know that just means it's anything but boring.
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It begins with a few held notes on various stringed instruments, all magnetizing and repelling each other.
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Trendy restaurants that amp up the music generate mixed feelings in diners, attracting some and repelling others.
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There is an intent behind the camera, showing how policemen have been repelling protesters with tear gas.
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Both parties maximize their base's turnout often at the cost of repelling more pragmatic independents and moderates.
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This would probably have been by favorite game this year if it hadn't started actively repelling me.
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He hopes his effort will help fighters so "all their effort is directed at repelling the regime".
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The trimmer uses a blade system that is supposed to give users clean lines while also repelling oil.
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This creates what the company calls an "electromagnetic shield" around your gonads, repelling harmful rays at every turn.
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The DryVent shell has a water-repelling DWR finish, and the removable inner jacket is insulated with PrimaLoft.
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"The Free Syrian Army is abiding by the ceasefire and only repelling attacks," said Daraya activist Fadi Dirani.
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Cedar products are great for repelling moths, spiders, and absorbing odor and moisture (which promotes mold and mildew).
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Mr. Trump has accused women of having "fat, ugly" faces and of repelling voters because of their looks.
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After studying the method, the European Central Bank opted to use a sebum-repelling varnish on euros instead.
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Art was a machine-gunner repelling wave after wave of North Vietnamese' assault, killing them by the score.
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Alongside Miami-Dade Police, armed CBP agents have been doing repelling exercises from Black Hawk helicopters in preparation.
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Unfortunately, those oleophobic (oil-repelling) coats can be stripped away when you use alcohol or other harsh chemicals.
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We must both embrace and encourage diversity, while repelling efforts to stifle free speech or impose new mandates.
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Rust-Oleum NeverWet Liquid Repelling Treatment: 3-Pack — $21.99 See Details Did your cat chew on your phone cable?
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Still, for 7,990 rupees, or $121, you can get a false sense of mosquito-repelling security and Android Marshmallow.
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But using liquid repelling paint to combat the problem in the public transit system is misguided, and almost cruel.
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"The Free Syrian Army (FSA) is abiding by the ceasefire and only repelling attacks," said Daraya activist Fadi Dirani.
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The Kurds had been detaining roughly 11,000 ISIS militants, but now their attention is on repelling the Turkish assault.
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The British warship is armed with two 30 mm guns that are designed for repelling small fast-moving watercraft.
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Many have waxy or greasy hairs fine for repelling dew or rain, but inadequate for Mono Lake's sticky water.
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Rather than repelling Catholics with his sacrilegious outbursts, his willingness to confront the church has endeared him to Filipinos.
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Ralston slipped while repelling and ended up with his right arm pinned to a rock face by a large boulder.
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The artillery fire Conner directed is credited with killing 50 German soldiers and wounding 100 more, ultimately repelling the assault.
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The job of repelling IS then fell to Kurdish militias, known as the peshmerga, who did it bravely and well.
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The Americans deserve credit for repelling more of their salvos than anyone anticipated, with Brooks and Johnson as strong standouts.
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"With (the help of) intensive Russian bombing they are trying to advance but we are repelling them," al-Haj added.
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They must determine how to retain Mr. Trump's ardent supporters without embracing him, handing Democrats easy fodder and repelling independents.
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Almost all of the nearby states eventually cease to be attracted and fall into the repelling regions, hence the instability.
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But in the end, the most palpable display of power was a city united in repelling the Klan's hateful views.
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The paper's businesslike tone stood in contrast to Playboy's obscenity, which was repelling advertisers even as it was attracting readers.
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The "over-the-top violence" of "Red Dawn" may have similarly dampened their appreciation of its Commie-repelling Colorado kids.
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On Tuesday, one Iraqi soldier was killed and two were wounded while repelling suicide car bomb attacks southeast of the city.
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This is our chance to see if Baobab can deliver — and watch a cute story about rabbits repelling an alien invasion.
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The etching roughed up the surface enough that, when combined with the Teflon, the material became quite excellent at repelling water.
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They should confront the president on his immigration policy, which is repelling millennials, suburbanites, and independents ahead of the next election.
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In addition to possibly repelling some advertisers, Mr. Trump's association with the show does not appear to have helped viewership much.
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They should be — Cabbagezilla here took nine months and a shocking amount of tender loving care (and wallaby repelling) to grow.
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While we're accustomed to Mara's choppy and uneven length in the movie, Foy's new cut appears more polished and pretty than repelling.
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Despite being possibly the most headstrong preschooler, not even that stubborn streak proved effective when trying to make repelling sides come together.
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These elements are rendered highly unstable by their weight of protons, which generate a powerful repelling force that tears the nucleus apart.
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Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's president, hailed this success in repelling an incursion of powdered milk, surgical gloves and other necessities as a "victory".
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But the products they sell "simply don't work," he said, and in some cases can even attract mosquitoes instead of repelling them.
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You might not get the crumb-repelling keyboard we all so desperately want — but hey, it still beats having a Windows PC.
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The fiction would tell you it comes from the vacuum, but let's be real — it's a ghost-repelling fart of epic proportions.
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The electrons are all repelling one another, but they have nowhere to go—that pent up energy is eventually released as sparks.
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The Trump administration at one point floated the idea of repelling this influx by separating children from their parents as a disincentive.
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Well-meaning doctors who are proud to be leading by example could be repelling exactly the people they may hope to inspire.
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Whether these winter rehearsals really do result in songs that are better at repelling rivals and luring mates remains to be discovered.
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Then a student at Utah State University, Fisher Frank "was involved in a repelling accident" at St. George's Cougar Cliffs, she told Today.
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" A Simpsons episode has Homer asking Lisa "How does it work?" of a supposed tiger-repelling rock, with Lisa replying "It doesn't work.
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Although Nuristan has been historically peaceful, fighting has been going on for weeks in one district, with villagers and policemen repelling Taliban attacks.
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The Kurds played a big role in repelling Islamic State (IS) in 2014-16, seeing off 16 assaults by the jihadists on Kirkuk.
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A: Yes, Garlic & Holy Water Vampire Repelling Soap contains garlic oil and no additional fragrances, so it does have a distinctive garlic odor.
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Other work points to high housing costs—a consequence of overly strict land-use rules—as a force repelling workers from productive places.
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Until recently, companies typically adopted a defensive strategy of trying to make their networks as impermeable as possible in hopes of repelling attacks.
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The Broad Peak Light is made with water-repelling Pertex fabrics on the exterior and 850-fill goose down insulation on the inside.
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The Washington Post reported that a number of Kurdish-run detention facilities were now unguarded as their focus shifted to repelling the Turks.
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Kenya's military said it killed at least four terrorists Sunday in repelling the attack on an airstrip located near a US military base.
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They're rugged and durable enough to survive anything the outdoors throws at you, and feature a treated water-repelling finish and UPF 50+ protection.
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This is possible because whiteflies have compounds in their saliva that dupe plants into producing more salicylic acid and less insect-repelling jasmonic acid.
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She ate dinner when we ate dinner and ripped through three couches, which remained hopelessly resistant to every scratch-repelling product we could find.
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Majeed says scores of his troops were slain at this outpost while repelling the terror group's repeated attempts to take control of the area.
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Kurds returned to Kirkuk in huge numbers after the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, and further entrenched their control in 2014 when repelling ISIS advances.
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After spending the day repelling down a mountain, Colton and Cassie sit down for yet another heart-to-heart about their feelings moving forward.
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They congregated at r/AmericanFlagInPlace, where they hashed out the exact dimensions, the shapes of the stars and stripes, and strategies for repelling invaders.
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Syrian air defenses destroyed more than 30 cruise missiles and guided air bombs in the course of repelling the attack, Russian state media reported.
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Last month, the Emirati government announced that DarkMatter would combine with two dozen other companies to create a defense conglomerate focused on repelling cyberattacks.
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Later on, it was also said that the hue worked well in repelling mosquitos, as these cretins typically stay away from large bodies of water.
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Also in 2009 voters in Prato, a city in northern Italy, elected a mayor who had campaigned on a platform of repelling a "Chinese invasion".
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Russia's massive Zapad-17 military exercise, which finished this week, involved sending 100,000 troops to Belarus and the Baltic to practise repelling the "Western Coalition".
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As the opposing musical styles pull to and from each other, the dancers mimic magnets, with bodies and sound coming together then repelling each other.
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Filipino fishermen who went close to the shoal said China's coastguard was no longer repelling them, as it had done over the past four years.
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Repelling his advances, she switches from song into konnakol, the Indian art of vocal percussion, hurling volleys of rhythmic syllables at him like pepper spray.
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The X Suit blends fashion with cutting-edge technology by utilizing liquid-and stain-repelling fabric with four-way stretch capabilities that perform under pressure.
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After North Korea invaded the South in 1950 China's support was instrumental in repelling the American-led response and producing a peninsula divided into two countries.
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General Ahmed al-Asseri, commander of the Saudi 4th Brigade on the border in Najran, told Reuters his forces were repelling a sustained Houthi ground attack.
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If these places remain magnets for immigrants, the high cost of housing is now repelling current residents, in addition to keeping away more potential new ones.
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So the bright spot there is I think in terms of industries that identify the threat and are putting resources into addressing it and repelling it.
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In America, Congress is emphasising the importance of cyber-security; Britain's government reportedly plans to shift some of the Ministry of Defence's budget towards repelling cyber-threats.
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The chancellor found herself left with a blunt choice between letting them in and seeing ugly images of German border guards forcibly repelling men, women and children.
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In terms of repelling liquids, look at almost any surface around you and you can find an application from screen displays to tables and chairs and carpets.
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Instead, the permeable outer layer hardens into a shell, keeping the bubble and its core ideas and its fake facts intact, while repelling new, potentially valid information.
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At this point the ions are all repelling one another and seek to find equilibrium, which means that they are repelled by all their neighboring ions equally.
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Repelling the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait — and the maintenance of our economic, diplomatic and military interests in the Middle East — catalyzed Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm.
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Communities are sustainably resolving disputes peacefully without further U.S. support, youth are mobilizing to engage peaceful transition and the communities are actively repelling atrocities against their neighbors.
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The Hurtta Summit Parka is fleece-lined, and the outer shell is coated with Hurtta's Houndtex, which is designed to be waterproof and dirt-repelling but breathable.
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The outer shell is coated with Hurtta's Houndtex, which is designed to be waterproof and dirt-repelling but breathable, and the inner lining consists of breathable mesh.
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She pointed to guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which recommend only four mosquito-repelling ingredients: DEET, picaridin, IR3535 and oil of lemon eucalyptus.
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Hutterite children have more white blood cells involved in allergy, called eosinophils, while another cell type, called neutrophils — which specializes in repelling microbes — predominates in Amish children.
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This is done by replacing the normal carbon atoms of the diamond with silicon, which has the effect of repelling or crowding out other nearby carbon atoms.
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In recent debates, candidates have supported policies like offering health insurance to undocumented immigrants, and commenters have warned about the potential electoral penalty of repelling persuadable voters.
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"Instead of callously repelling people fleeing unimaginable horrors, the Thai government should ensure safe passage for those seeking international protection in Thailand," said the global issues director.
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In September 113, Ukraine's new president, businessman Petro Poroshenko, came to Washington to appeal for help repelling Russian incursions into eastern Ukraine, which had escalated in August.
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Taiwan simulated repelling an invading force and used civilian-operated drones for the first time as part of annual military drills on the self-ruled island on Thursday.
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Insect repelling abilities aside, the netting can also add a light and decorative touch to your home: "Consider dip-dying the ends for some added drama," she says.
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So unless we come up with a disease repelling rubber duck, we should probably put a time limit on the use of a particular squeaky bacteria breeding ground.
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Lagu sand repelling beach towel — $24.99 See Details With seven ports built into one single hub, the GOSPACE SuperDrive can take your laptop connectivity to the next level.
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Philip M. Breedlove, the NATO commander, described Kaliningrad as a "very militarized piece of property" and a "complete bubble" capable of repelling attacks by air, land or sea.
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When we're not careful, this thing called activism can become a repelling mechanism to the very people whom we need to be organizing into a grassroots political force.
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The defensive strategy being wielded by plants is intuitive enough, but is a bit more clever than simply repelling creatures that might like to feast on those plants.
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He ruled for 27 years and is best known for repelling the last major Burmese attack on Siam, known as the Nine Armies' Wars, from 1785 to 1786.
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In a new paper published in the Journal of Insect Science, scientists put several types of mosquito repellant to the test, among them spray, mosquito-repelling bracelets, and candles.
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While the matte finish of the phone does an excellent job of repelling fingerprints, it also makes the phone very slippery to use, much like the matte black model.
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Yet their startups, which aspire to be visionary and disruptive, are possibly ignoring or even repelling a valuable set of candidates who could help meet and beat company goals.
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This, coupled with her interest in fashion, makes her an attractive candidate to fashion designers who want to appeal to Trump voters without repelling liberal consumers in the process.
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The crowned greens on No. 2 provide a stern and precise test, repelling all but the best struck shots, while Hanse designed No. 4 to be little more forgiving.
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While the attack did not disrupt the flow of oil from the Kingdom, the attempts "underscore the degree of difficulty in repelling aerial attacks", according to a separate note.
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Instead, they made a stirring defensive stand, repelling four last-ditch Eagles passes from the Giants' 232-yard line to preserve an important 228-217 victory at MetLife Stadium.
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This fall, distaste for, and distrust of, Hillary Clinton might help Mr. Trump lure more blue-collar Democrats and independents without repelling better-educated, more affluent independents and Republicans.
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To make this structured liquid, Helms and his collaborators first coated the microscope slide in a pattern of a water-repelling plastic, which determines the shape of the canal.
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In other words, pro-immigration, pro-diversity Democrats face clear obstacles breaking the Republican hold on white voters — and a challenge in repelling Trump's race-and-immigration-focused offensive.
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Thanks to President Donald Trump's abhorrent stances on immigration and science, a new AI research hub in Canada stands to gain the brainpower that the US is now repelling.
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The membranes that enclose the cells of all living things here on Earth are made of phospholipids, molecules with long, non-polar (water-repelling) "tails" and polar (water-loving) heads.
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If you remember high school biology, you'll know that phospholipids form a bi-layer, with the water-loving parts on the outside, and the water-repelling bits on the inside.
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Some countries, like Britain, Italy, Poland, and Hungary, have already been radically altered by their versions of Trumpism-Putinism, while others — notably Germany and France — are successfully repelling the onslaught.
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The first offset, in the 1950s, was America's advantage in nuclear weapons as a way of repelling the Soviet Union's much larger conventional forces if they were to attack Europe.
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The Russian Defence Ministry said its navy - whose Black Sea Fleet is based in Crimea - would start to hold exercises in the area to practice repelling underwater attacks by saboteurs.
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The Sentinelese, as they are known, have a decades-long history of repelling outsiders, a fact that is near certain to make the journey to find Chau a treacherous one.
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Sawyer Premium Insect Repellent with 20% Picaridin is safe to use on adults and young kids, plus, it's almost as effective as DEET at repelling ticks, mosquitos, and other bugs.
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ISIS strikes back At least 10 local fighters died repelling a coordinated attack by dozens of ISIS militants in the town of Shirqat, Mayor Ali Dodah told CNN on Saturday.
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Two roses have already been given out: one to Bryan for repelling down a crazy tall Olympic ski lift and one to Will for being "vulnerable" on the group date.
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Others have more direct charms, like a beautifully intricate fabric fragment decorated with overlapping patterns in a large L-shape and circle, a woven version of Solomon's demon-repelling knot.
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The trip in eastern Pennsylvania begins with a day of river drifting on the Delaware River — with white unicorn rafts — followed by a morning of hiking and waterfall repelling. Meetup.
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Professor Yehuda Hoffman of The Hebrew University in Jerusalem and his colleagues studied this spooktacular void—called the dipole repeller—that is repelling our Local Group of galaxies away from it.
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Over the past month the coalition has pushed 80km north (see map), repelling the Houthis, a group of Shia rebels that chased the government out of Sana'a, the capital, in 2015.
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When Jeremy Bloom, Dhani Jones and Craig Cooper headed into shark-infested waters wearing shark-repelling bands around their ankles, they expected to be in the middle of a feeding frenzy.
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While that may come in the form of treatments or meds, it doesn't hurt to add a preventative pet accessory or two — like this stylish tick-repelling bandana for your dog.
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This meant that instead of repelling sweat and causing it to accumulate on the skin, the modified nanoPE absorbed perspiration and wicked it to the fabric's outer surface, whence it evaporated.
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Washington (CNN)The US Air Force apologized Thursday for its ill-advised attempt to incorporate the viral "Yanny" or "Laurel" meme into a tweet about repelling a Taliban attack in Afghanistan.
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The short-range weapons tested on Saturday were "more about repelling an invasion than starting a war," said Melissa Hanham, a North Korean weapons expert at the One Earth Future Foundation.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has formed a "self-sufficient military group" in Crimea capable of repelling attempts to seize the peninsula, Interfax news agency quoted the Defence Ministry as saying on Friday.
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France's nuclear program, larger and more advanced, would be better suited to replace American capabilities, particularly the small, battlefield warheads that would be most useful in repelling a potential Russian invasion.
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Amid international condemnation of its use of lethal force, Israel said many of the dead were militants and the Israeli army was repelling attacks on the border fence between Israel and Gaza.
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The troopers at the door of the hallway know that they're about to die repelling the Imperial boarders, and the Rebel Alliance has a fragility that wasn't as clear in the past.
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Comprised of Shea butter, lemongrass, African marigold and other natural resources that are plentiful in Burkina Faso, it is designed to leave an insect-repelling odor on the user's skin after washing.
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Left-hander Kerber displayed her rock-solid defense to break Williams in the opening game — repelling a fierce baseline onslaught to induce an error at the end of a 18-stroke rally.
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Other matters still under scrutiny include the sale of Long Island College Hospital and the awarding of a city contract for mint-scented garbage bags billed as repelling rats, the people said.
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The PSL syrup mixed with the wine the way oil and water blend together in a jam-jar salad dressing: inelegantly, repelling away from each other like opposing batteries—a cursed swirl.
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The crackdown led to intense scenes this week of Mexican security forces dressed in riot gear repelling or rounding up Central American migrants who tried to cross Mexico's southern border en masse.
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A cogent, hard-hitting response to the Saudi attacks could go a long way toward reassuring America's Middle Eastern partners that it remains committed to repelling Iranian aggression and safeguarding their security.
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While Trump is clearly repelling many college-educated female voters, UCLA political science professor Lynn Vavreck, notes that antipathy toward the President overlays two longer-term trends that spell trouble for Republicans.
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China, which claims almost the entire South China Sea, stopped repelling Filipino boats in late 2016 and allowed Filipinos to fish on the rocky outcrop, 200 km (124 miles) from the Philippines.
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Since the Punjab massacres and the Kashmir fighting Hindu communalism claims to be the ally of Indian patriotism for repelling Pakistan aggression and restoring, by force if necessary, the unity of the Motherland.
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The report had some good news: This century has seen a rise in the number of people getting services such as vaccinations, HIV/AIDS drugs, and mosquito-repelling bednets and contraception, it said.
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He is tall, well over six feet, but moves with a slouch, head lowered and shoulders hunched as if entering a force field intent upon repelling him, against which he must be vigilant.
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But for every voter Mr. Trump wins over with his ad hoc populism, he risks repelling others — including conservatives who are aghast at how, on some issues, he is trying to outflank Mrs.
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The 26-year-old American missionary was killed last week as he tried to spread Christianity to North Sentinel, a forbidden island in the Andaman Sea with a long history of repelling outsiders.
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Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip isn't officially dust-proof, but Samsung took some measures to make it harder for dust to penetrate into the device, including placing little dust-repelling brushes into the hinge.
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Amid international condemnation of its use of lethal force, Israel said many of the dead were militants and that the Israeli army was repelling attacks on the border fence between Israel and Gaza.
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As I said, the two spectrums do not map perfectly, so this is an unconventional political coalition, drawing some independents and nonvoters, repelling some Republicans who lean more toward the center or left.
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The Americans went on the attack with every gun and torpedo that they had, repelling the enemy vessels that had threatened to cut off the supply lines for an amphibious landing led by Gen.
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Products with DEET or oil of lemon eucalyptus, which contains an ingredient known as PMD, are more effective at repelling the Aedes aegypti mosquito that carries Zika, chikungunya, yellow fever and dengue, researchers found.
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The government said on Thursday that 25 soldiers were killed, according to a provisional death toll, while successfully repelling the attack in the western town of Chinagodrar by assailants aboard motorcycles and other vehicles.
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So it makes sense that his impact would be felt differently in different parts of the world, resonating with, or repelling, people in countries that have idolized, demonized or relied on the United States.
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Part of the investigation focused on the owner of a scented, rat-repelling trash bag company in Queens who had donated $100,000 to a political advocacy group run by allies of Mr. de Blasio.
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Republicans must decide if they will insert components to appeal to their conservative base, like ending funding for Planned Parenthood, which would risk repelling moderate Republicans that they need for it to pass the Senate.
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"The real story when it comes to the political preferences of Indian-Americans — and Hindus in particular — is not that Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric is attracting some but that it is repelling most," he wrote.
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"The results of this study show that not all commercially available mosquito repellents are effective in repelling mosquitoes, and that efficacy is also dependent on the species of mosquito that is repelled," the authors wrote.
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Image: YoutubeIn a misguided effort to address complaints about the smell and cleanliness of Philadelphia's public transit system, the city will begin testing a pee-repelling paint called Ultra-Ever Dry in the coming weeks.
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The New York Times put out a brief overview of some of Trump's many insults to women: Mr. Trump has accused women of having "fat, ugly" faces and of repelling voters because of their looks.
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The Greek armed forces are tasked with intercepting and repelling aerial and naval incursions by an increasingly erratic and aggressive Turkey, a dysfunctional relationship at the heart of NATO's security architecture in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Jose Ramon Fernandez Alvarez, who commanded Cuban forces under the leadership of Fidel Castro at the Bay of Pigs, repelling an exile invasion supported by the United States, died on Sunday at 95.
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He was known as the "Hero of the Marne" for his decisive role in the First Battle of the Marne in September 1914, repelling a German offensive that had come within 30 miles of Paris.
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Hoffman also sees a future where Turkey actually swings into a stronger partnership with Russia when all is said and done — even though Moscow is backing the Syrian army that is currently repelling Turkish forces.
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What "you understand" could be anything, though the clear implication was that a monolithic media dedicated to repelling Trump, and thwarting the popular will, had launched a campaign to hide reality and cover-up for terrorists.
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Longevity It seems unlikely that McConnell will be fazed by being Trump's latest punching bag, and he has outpaced grassroots foes before, notably in repelling a primary challenge from tea party champion Matt Bevin in 2014.
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"The limitless reach of Section 29(b) in the 22th Circuit threatens to significantly increase securities litigation in the United States, an adverse result that this court has found repelling," wrote Toshiba's lawyers at White & Case.
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Hany al-Khaled of the Sham Revolutionary Brigades group, an affiliate of the Levant Front, said his group had taken part in repelling the attack, and Shi'ite militias fighting with the government had suffered heavy losses.
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TAICHUNG, Taiwan (Reuters) - Taiwan simulated repelling an invading force on Thursday and used civilian-operated drones for the first time as part of annual military drills on the self-ruled island amid escalating tensions with China.
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Helly Hansen LIFA Infinity Pro Technology — available in fall 2020Helly Hansen has created a new fabric that is waterproof, water-repelling, breathable, and lightweight, yet it uses no chemicals, coatings, or solvents to achieve those attributes.
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You can already buy clothes coated in the stuff, which one manufacturer markets as repelling "mosquitoes, ticks, ants, flies, chiggers and midges" and persisting on the clothes through at least 70 rounds in the washing machine. Drugs.
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Trump has promised the US military would be blocking "very bad thugs and gang members" from crossing into the country, and he's painted a picture of armed US troops repelling "very tough fighters" from entering the country.
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For now, Dr. Conlon says we can stick to the tried-and-true methods of repelling the little beasts: Make sure to drain any standing water in your area to keep mosquitoes from breeding in your yard.
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The monetary tightening pause, now in its seventh month, is repelling investors already worried about double-digit inflation, unorthodox policy, political influence over the central bank's independence, and dramatic yet unexplained moves in Turkey's foreign currency reserves.
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Women should be free to wear what they want, except when their job demands them to wear a uniform, and this is the thing that keeps repelling me from the traditions of Geneva and other car shows.
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Massing for Friday prayers in Baghdad's vast slum known as Sadr City, they castigate pro-Iranian militia leaders, whom they once cheered for repelling IS, saying they are worse than Saddam Hussein, the blood-drenched former dictator.
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And Nuristan, a province whose name means "the land of light" in Persian, has a history of repelling outsiders, including the Taliban and al Qaeda, by refusing them food and shelter and engaging in combat if necessary.
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As XCOM 2's ground battles are more stressful than XCOM's, so too is its management side of the game more overwhelming, tasking you with overturning the world's evil governments, rather than simply repelling an alien assault.
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Amid international condemnation of its use of lethal force at the mass demonstrations that began on March 30, Israel said many of the dead were militants and that the army was repelling attacks on the border fence.
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In early reports of violence, a Syrian rebel group in the northwest said three of its fighters had been killed while repelling an attack from government ground forces a few hours after the plan came into effect.
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But when those anxieties are translated into white-identitarian rhetoric, they cost Republicans not only minority votes but white votes as well, repelling anti-racist white suburbanites even as they mobilize some share of racially resentful whites.
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She counters his proposal with a story about her father's disease-ridden cattle and how he saved the herd by burning the weak and infected among them, which had the side effect of repelling the flies responsible.
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What she was unable to show was whether the nest-builders were collecting discarded cigarettes deliberately for their parasite-repelling properties, or whether that parasite protection was an accidental consequence of butts being a reasonably abundant building material.
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From zip-lining through the Costa Rican rain forests to water-repelling down steep and slippery waterfalls, I busted out of my comfort zone, explored a new country, and got in some much-needed relaxation along the way.
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Crucially, the apartments all come with air-conditioning units and electrical mosquito-repelling apparatus — aimed at preventing the spread of the Zika virus, which has been linked to a surge in Brazilian cases of microcephaly, a birth defect.
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A military coalition led by Saudi Arabia has been fighting the Iran-allied Houthi group in Yemen, a campaign Riyadh says is aimed at repelling at what it sees as creeping Iranian influence in the Arabian Peninsula region.
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People who live in high-risk areas can also do more to manage the land and structures on the private land around them, for instance reducing flammable vegetation around homes and using fire-repelling building materials, Fischer said.
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And iFixit acknowledges that its bag test isn't necessarily indicative of normal, real-world use, so perhaps the Z Flip's fibers are better designed for repelling day-to-day pocket lint than the very fine powder that iFixit used.
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While the bluebird was successfully repelling the flock of starlings, I later discovered, a tiny house wren was pulling all the moss and all the speckled eggs out of the nest box on the other side of the house.
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Doused in a magnificent spectrum of colors, we see nearly 500,000 atoms moving at a rate of femtoseconds (1 millionth of a 913 billionth of a second), attracting and repelling their neighbors in a give-and-take of biological energy.
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The matte model is much better at repelling those fingerprints (and has a very cool iridescent shimmer in the light), but its bead-blasted surface is so smooth that it practically slides out of my hand on its own volition.
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Speaking to CNBC's Emma Graham in Abu Dhabi Tuesday, Al Bannai said the formation of a defense behemoth — which will look to focus on cyberattacks and repelling military drones — was not formed as a direct reaction to the Aramco attacks.
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Laws banning outsiders from going within five nautical miles of the island are also there to protect strangers because the tribe, which has lived on the island for tens of thousands of years, has a history of forcefully repelling outsiders.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - Ten U.N. peacekeepers from Chad were killed and at least 25 were wounded while repelling an attack by armed assailants near a village in northern Mali on Sunday, the West African nation's U.N. mission and the United Nations said.
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In the past, Mr. Garrett, who wields considerable influence as a member of the Financial Services Committee and the chairman of its Subcommittee on Capital Markets, has handily dispatched Democratic challengers, repelling their attacks on his conservative positions and mores.
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But it has put the borders on high alert, with hundreds of additional troops patrolling, and repelling, migrants and leaving the vast green delta of the Evros River, part of the northern frontier, feeling like it is on war footing.
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The water-repelling patented Marmot MemBrain nylon exterior of the Marmot Expedition Mittens keeps your hand dry even as you romp about in the snow or rain, while the DriClime moisture-wicking liner helps draw away sweat from the inside.
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The only downside is the pants come with a warning that they can only be washed 15 times before the magical stain-repelling coat rubs off, but nonetheless they're still a pretty solid pair of white pants with or without their magical properties.
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Hillary Clinton's blistering new assault on Donald J. Trump has mollified many Democrats alarmed about the closer-than-expected presidential race — while inflaming Republican fears that Mr. Trump's improvisational style and skeletal campaign will prove inadequate in repelling the type of attack Mrs.
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Cyber Command has, for the most part, worked defensively in the past and focused on repelling attacks on the U.S. In the spring, the Pentagon raised the command's status and gave it the ability to raid foreign networks almost daily, the Times reports.
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Permitted to photograph the hunt but not intervene, Mr. Davies (who retired in 1997) and his cohort braved violence from infuriated hunters while pondering the same problem as Mr. Backlund: How to expose the gruesome mass slaughter without repelling nervous media outlets?
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In the case of the garbage bag contract, investigators are examining whether two $50,000 contributions by the company's owner to the nonprofit resulted in the award of a city contract to another company that bought $3 million worth of rat-repelling bags.
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Uruguay's gnarled back line, which had built its reputation on years of repelling some of soccer's most potent attacks, gifted Didier Deschamps's team safe passage into a semifinal in St. Petersburg, Russia, on Tuesday, conceding two soft goals in a 2-250 defeat.
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"South Korea is working to hold up its end of the alliance in investing in the weaponry and infrastructure the country needs to ensure its wartime readiness plans are capable of decisively repelling an attack from the North," McCain and Menendez wrote.
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San Antonio led by four points heading into the final quarter and was never behind over the final 12 minutes, building as much as a nine-point advantage on two different occasions and repelling each of the Warriors' attempts to take charge.
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I don't know how well this fabric can maintain its stain-repelling properties after a few washes, but considering I've gotten fewer wears out of much more expensive pairs of jeans, these are the only ones I'm going to trust myself with from now on.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic again proved the toughest nut for Roger Federer to crack, repelling all the Swiss threw at him in an epic duel to win a fifth Wimbledon crown in the longest singles final in the tournament's 133-year history on Sunday.
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As Lenore Brancato, MD, a clinical assistant professor at New York University Langone Medical Center, told us last year, the best way to prevent tick bits is to use a bug spray that contains tick-repelling DEET ingredients and to wear light-colored clothing.
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In unveiling his new rat trap, Mr. Adams — who held a so-called Rat Summit last year — went on a tirade against Mr. de Blasio's 2017 plan, which included using mint-scented, rat-repelling garbage bags that, by many accounts, do not seem to work.
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Kyle Guy scored 16 points and top-ranked Virginia maintained a steady lead while repelling No. 12 North Carolina throughout the second half for a 71-63 victory in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament championship game Saturday night at the Barclays Center in New York.
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" The left-wing The Nation noted, "black-helmeted white supremacists — members of the Traditionalist Workers Party, Identity Evropa, American Vanguard, and other hate warriors — commanded the steps at the southeast corner of the park, repelling attempted incursions by Wobblies, communists, and a multiracial cast of irregulars.
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"It's insulting to suggest America's mothers and wives and daughters couldn't contribute, whether the need were rebuilding levees after a natural disaster or repelling an invasion from our shores," Kori Schake, director of foreign and defense policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute, told the commission.
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Abe and his ilk suffer a spiritual necrosis within the daily perditions of living and beneath their unignorable deformities of flesh, whether the repelling gash of a hairlip, or fingers eaten by a machine, or the crude male impersonation that is forever a font of dread.
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The temporary calamity endured will surely be for the greater good, restoring the American ideal; a welcoming America unafraid to embrace the unfortunate and raise them up while nurturing its own citizens, simultaneously repelling and foiling those who seek power, influence and glory at the expense of humanity.
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In the film, Suman, who is researching the panoply of meat-eating traditions of North-East India (a nugget that also haunts the film's satisfyingly repelling climax) and Nirmali, who soon inducts herself in his Meat Club, develop feelings for each other due to their shared carnivorous palate.
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The bill would prohibit the use of funds for kinetic military operations in North Korea without a congressional authorization unless there is an "imminent threat" to the U.S. or its allies, or American forces are repelling a "sudden attack" against the U.S., its service members or its allies.
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VR is indeed a quixotic thing, rife with paradox and complication at every level, starting with its very name: the two words that tangle to form the term are, at a glance, poised like inwardly facing, positively-charged magnets, repelling one another with the force of their respective meanings.
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The program continued for decades (indeed, you can still write in for free Mr. Yuk stickers today), but starting in the 1980s, a series of studies found that the stickers were ineffective at repelling children from toxic materials and would in some instances actually attract them to the poison.
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They captured their one break point to seal the second and after repelling a fightback from the Spaniards, who held a 4-1 lead in the third, the French duo won on their third match point as Benneteau's brilliant backhand service return sealed the rubber and the tie.
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It is the first time, after all, that River and Boca — the twin, repelling poles of the Superclásico, certainly the most heated derby in Argentina and probably the most intense one in the world — have met in the final of the Copa Libertadores, South America's most coveted club championship.
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Tina Hecksher, a physicist at Roskilde University in Denmark assigned this task as a project for some of her students after learning how water droplets bounced off super-water-repelling surfaces in a 2014 study by Julia Yeomans, a physicist at the University of Oxford, and her colleagues.
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In light of Trump's rampant sexism—his comments about Fox News' Megyn Kelly having "blood coming out of her wherever," Hillary Clinton being "such a nasty woman," Carly Fiorina's face repelling voters, and his grabbing women "by the pussy"—Romney's plan for hiring more women, albeit awkwardly expressed, seems downright enlightened.
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If United and City's matching flawless starts to the Premier League season were not enough, then the slew of subplots — particularly the first meeting on English soil between City's new manager, Pep Guardiola, and his United rival, José Mourinho, soccer's repelling poles — have turned the game into a must-see event.
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In the past, these jackets were generally seen as being bulky and unfashionable, but, nowadays they are thinner and more attractive while still managing to maintain a high level of performance — keeping the body warm, repelling water, being breathable, etc.. This evolution is what made the puffer both utilitarian and fashionable.
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It was the U.S. and what became the E.U. that took the lead in not only repelling communism but in shaping the rules and catalyzing institutions that managed the key global issues after W.W. II — like trade, migration, environment and human rights — helping more people around the globe grow out of poverty faster than ever before.
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There are several reasons why oil and water (and water-based solutions like vinegar) resist mixing: oil is less dense than water creating a propensity for it to float on top of H2O, water molecules naturally knit tightly to each other using strong hydrogen bonds, and the fact that oil tends to be hydrophobic, repelling water instead of attracting it.
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Trump, who for years now has blustered through ham-handed threats against Iran and then backed down from a direct confrontation, took the bait, blaming Tehran directly for the protests, congratulating himself for adding troops to the complex, and repelling the embassy demonstrators with tear gas—all while Iraq's most revered religious cleric bemoaned the nation's loss of its sovereignty to outside powers.
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"I would only caution partisans to remember the 2004 Iowa run-up when Dick Gephardt and Howard Dean tangled over the stretch run, repelling enough voters to allow John KerryJohn Forbes KerryMellman: Democrats — Buckle up for a wild ride Sanders hits highest support since August Veteran political journalist: Biden needs 'firm answer' on Iraq War record MORE to win the caucuses," Tasini said.
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The dish belongs to a category of food that compels us in part by repelling us — and draws us now perhaps more than ever, in an age when we're relentlessly inundated with images of gorgeous food, when social media's fantasy record of the way we eat is a ceaseless slide show of ingredients arrayed and lit down to the last centimeter.
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Every now and then she edges into the TV trope of the professional who doesn't play by the rules — she's ready and willing to give a piece of her mind to anyone who crosses her path, alternately impressing and repelling colleagues depending on whether they find her feisty or abrasive (that's one each for Billy Crudup's network executive Fred and Mark Duplass as producer Chip).
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She explains that Ares, the God of War, is their enemy—he once enslaved them to Greeks (though she neglects to mention that their bullet-repelling Bracelets symbolized their former slave-shackles, and were intended to remind the Amazons of their vow to never to capitulate again to male dominance.) Diana is shown the great weapon of the Amazons: the "Godkiller," a giant broadsword a la Excalibur.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.) would be a liability in the general election, repelling swing voters worried about losing their private health insurance under the proposal or seeing their taxes rise in order to pay for it.
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