Here's what you need to know: • A reshaped campaign.
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Amazon, Uber, Airbnb, Facebook: These brands have reshaped multiple markets.
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In his way Mr Netanyahu, too, has reshaped Israeli politics.
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His views have reshaped the party almost across the board.
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Urban freeways, commuter suburbs and mandatory parking requirements reshaped cities.
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Astonishingly quickly, India's most important social institution is being reshaped.
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Our headcount is flat but we've significantly reshaped the business.
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The CBS board was reshaped and several top executives retired.
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Production of both skyrocketed, which reshaped the global energy landscape.
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That's the way that climate change has reshaped our worlds.
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Consider how the Super Bowl completely reshaped Janet Jackson's career.
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It's the sound of protest pop being reshaped by #BlackLivesMatter.
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The myth of Steve Jobs: iconoclastic artistic genius, Nietzschean Übermensch, progenitor of the digital revolution who reshaped our domestic lives the same way that the titans of the Industrial Revolution reshaped cities and factories.
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The discovery reshaped cosmology, though initially her colleagues embraced it unenthusiastically.
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Has Donald Trump fundamentally reshaped the Republican Party in his image?
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We know that Black Twitter has reshaped how activism happens online.
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Over the past 10 years, dealmaking has reshaped the pharmaceutical industry.
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Moore's accusers reshaped this vote, and they helped determine its outcome.
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He helped power a conservative crusade that profoundly reshaped American politics.
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His time in Diamantina also reshaped his approach to the guitar.
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In the meantime, Redstone consolidated power and reshaped the CBS board.
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His regime spawned a wave of refugees that reshaped US demographics.
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The Trump administration has reshaped the courts through conservative judicial appointments.
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The skyline of the capital, Luanda, was quickly reshaped with skyscrapers.
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The departing boss has reshaped GE radically but his legacy is mixed.
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Its ideas spread to 50 countries, toppled governments and ultimately reshaped Europe.
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" Instead, the musician "provided a soundtrack and visuals which reshaped our world.
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These innovations have not destroyed the professions concerned but merely reshaped them.
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Transport innovation, from railways to cars, reshaped cities and drove economic advance.
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Here, dancers physically reshaped their own soundscape, carting speakers around the stage.
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Conaway said the president has reshaped the way Republicans think about trade.
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What did you turn up that reshaped your understanding of the case?
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Meanwhile, the rest of the business was being reshaped in other ways.
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Over the past 10 years, major acquisitions have reshaped the healthcare industry.
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Guerrasio: You have reshaped your career a lot over 25-plus years.
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He also helped power a conservative crusade that profoundly reshaped American politics.
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Readers, empowered by social media, have reshaped publications directly, by collective will.
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Within a few years they had reshaped American politics for a generation.
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But South Carolina reshaped the race exactly as Mr. Biden had hoped.
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The work in his lab has reshaped our understanding of human prehistory.
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They join recently signed Jamie Collins in a reshaped Detroit linebacker corps.
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That migration has reshaped the demographics of the city of 7.5 million.
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That migration has reshaped the demographics of the city of 7.5 million.
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Leaders must now govern societies reshaped by forces that are barely understood.
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We've reshaped TradeGlobal now so it's a mirror image of Jagged Peak.
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Their writings reshaped the way we think about regulation, governments, and markets.
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The May 20 landslide was so large that it reshaped the coastline.
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We will probably all fall back into our old roles, slightly reshaped.
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So how exactly has the digital age reshaped how we think about courtship?
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Decades of change have reshaped the party not only demographically but also geographically.
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Love him or hate him, Son has reshaped Silicon Valley finance in 2017.
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Information technology has reshaped other sectors; it has had little impact on education.
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Success, the plan suggests, will come only if the NHS is radically reshaped.
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In the process, our cities were dramatically reshaped to favor cars over communities.
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But since then the reaction against mass immigration has profoundly reshaped British politics.
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The reshaped constitution that they helped to craft expanded presidential and military powers.
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Paper is often thought of as a vulnerable material, easily crumbled and reshaped.
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But it was also a plot line that radically reshaped the show's structure.
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And Donald Trump, coming off his worst two-week stretch, reshaped his campaign.
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Moreover, cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure have reshaped our understanding of foreign threats.
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Plastics have to be cleaned, sorted, and melted to be reshaped and reused.
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In the last decade, climate change has quickly reshaped the whole Himalayan region.
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Even if she loses, has Nixon reshaped New York politics in some way?
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Last century, the dictatorship under António de Oliveira Salazar reshaped the country's economy.
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The Infiniti Q60, if you're curious, is the reshaped and renamed G37 coupe.
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The game itself is reshaped, or deformed, to get the ball to Kobe.
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Here's a closer look at the ways he's reshaped the country so far.
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From there, it can be reshaped into sheets of plastic, a park bench.
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Beyond cutting rates, Trump has also reshaped the tax code in important ways.
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Television and film, politics, fashion and more — hip-hop has reshaped them all.
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Proposition 13 fundamentally reshaped the way California politicians raised revenue for the state.
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The philanthropy world — like every industry — is being reshaped in the Trump era.
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He has changed how politics in America work and reshaped the Republican Party.
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Obviously, that's profoundly reshaped the economies of developing countries like China and Bangladesh.
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But as Britain on Thursday marks the 20th anniversary of Diana's death with commemorations, documentaries and books, a central, if unlikely, piece of her legacy is how she reshaped the monarchy that rejected her, and how she reshaped Britain, too.
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And yet Trump has nonetheless reshaped American public opinion across a number of topics.
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It also traces how Bad Boy influenced and reshaped music, fashion, marketing and culture.
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Both disasters ended with major policy changes that reshaped emergency management across the country.
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It reshaped the parameters of what the American welfare state was expected to achieve.
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He reshaped science fiction and changed the way his readers looked at the world.
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And, perhaps more importantly, both completely reshaped the political landscape for decades to come.
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There's been a lot of consolidation,M&A, that has completely reshaped the industry.
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Our political ideals reshaped a continent and the lives of millions for the better.
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Over 213,28 tweets later, his use of the social platform has reshaped the presidency.
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It would be something if it also reshaped our power usage for the better.
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It was an evening that completely reshaped us in the most ludicrous ways possible.
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Farther north, many shorelines were reshaped by the storm; after a helicopter tour, Gov.
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But that changed with new agricultural practices and transportation routes, and communities were reshaped.
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The other big question about today is how the GOP field might be reshaped.
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What I hadn't expected was the way both issues had quietly reshaped my village.
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But even that conclusion loops back to the possibilities of the reshaped human imagination.
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The Eurosceptics reshaped British politics because they had a single aim and unflinching determination.
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The next day, he reshaped the College of Cardinals, which will choose his successor.
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Trump has reshaped the presidency on Twitter, according to this New York Times analysis.
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And it can be reshaped when heated, which means it's well suited for manufacturing.
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Curry has reshaped basketball as we know it, literally turning the game inside out.
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In 1998 he gave a talk in Washington on how he'd reshaped New York.
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Ride-sharing companies like Lyft and Uber have reshaped the public's expectations of transportation.
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Their roles will not be formally filled, as the team is reshaped following the acquisition.
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After the September 11, 2001 attacks, the U.S. government radically reshaped its counter-terrorism agencies.
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The arrival of the button fundamentally reshaped the platform and the internet as a whole.
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The decision not to chase the shale bonanza that reshaped the industry was also key.
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If psychiatrists agree, they may then be offered the delicate surgery whereby genitals are reshaped.
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But the last 12 months have fundamentally reshaped how the market could grow going forward.
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During these decades, capitalism dramatically reshaped Western societies, destroying traditional communities, professions, and cultural norms.
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Facing its prolonged degradation, Nintendo reshaped its mobile and home consoles into a single product.
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The Cold War reshaped our thinking in ways that distort our views of current threats.
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Four of the 18 putting surfaces were also reshaped while five more were partially rebuilt.
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She felt as if her experiences had to be reshaped to fit within the diagnoses.
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It also reshaped everything from gender roles to the understanding of time in the West.
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Every morning the townspeople discover that another large tree has been reshaped into magnificent topiary.
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In a second step, lawmakers elected seven members to a reshaped judicial authority on Wednesday.
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The things he did add, however, even reshaped the way that IRC in general works.
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"Its discovery reshaped the scientific understanding of the inner workings of planetary bodies," she said.
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OTTAWA — Nothing has reshaped Canada's modern economy more than free trade with the United States.
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The showing reshaped the primary into a two-person race between him and Vermont Sen.
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It reshaped how the city sees itself and, in turn, is seen by the world.
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They were born into a world reshaped by the 1999 attack at Columbine High School.
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Listen to a series from "The Daily" about how the abortion debate reshaped political parties.
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Urban unrest has reshaped Sunday's elections even in the most rural parts of the territory.
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Background reading: Walmart, whose reach has reshaped communities nationwide, largely avoids publicly wading into politics.
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The retailer, whose sheer reach has reshaped communities nationwide, largely avoids publicly wading into politics.
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The feat demonstrates how the US shale oil boom has reshaped the global energy landscape.
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Some of those slender, delicate beaks have been reshaped into strong, sharp and dangerous weapons.
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If you see any later you want to reshape, they are easily reshaped at room temperature.
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Today it is undergoing the same process of "massification" that has reshaped domestic higher-education policy.
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The lake bottom also had to be reshaped to help generate the right kind of waves.
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The tragedy shocked a nation caught in launch fever, and reshaped how NASA thought about risk.
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It fundamentally reshaped America's energy policy to combat climate change and fuel a clean energy revolution.
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Perhaps no single product has reshaped what people expect of designed technology more than the iPhone.
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For good and ill, it constrained and reshaped what was possible in the massively multiplayer space.
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It's been a long time since cars from Detroit have reshaped the way the world works.
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It has physically reshaped Mexico's landscape, from its growing industrial cities to its emptying farming villages.
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His district had been reshaped a number of times, incorporating more of the diverse Bronx area.
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In effect, the State Department is being reshaped to carry out Trump's political vendetta against Clinton.
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As massive television contracts reshaped the landscape of college football, HBCUs increasingly have been left behind.
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By limiting the permissible rationales for affirmative action, they have reshaped the conversation surrounding racial justice.
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Today, those forces (among many others) have completely reshaped the way publications communicate with their audiences.
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Yet, as you learn new things overtime, your brain literally creates new connections and is reshaped.
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On May 20, a massive landslide at Mud Creek buried Highway 1 — and reshaped the coast.
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Although much of the Brewers' roster was acquired, signed or drafted under Melvin, Stearns reshaped it.
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Had Black's logic been taken more seriously, it would have reshaped American rules regarding corporate power.
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In a city previously dominated by church bell towers, the buildings' spectacular scale reshaped the skyline.
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He reshaped the game, making it more athletic and more popular — especially outside the United States.
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Critics said his outlook was governed by expediency as municipal budgets were cut and programs reshaped.
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We are taught that technological innovation drove social change and radically reshaped the world of work.
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GM is bringing back a strategy that once defined its success and reshaped America's automotive landscape.
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Boston called in 1964, as the orchestra was being reshaped during the tenure of Erich Leinsdorf.
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In the weeks since the story was retracted, the investigative team has been reshaped and redirected.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. — Jalaiah Harmon is coming up in a dance world completely reshaped by the internet.
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It was there that the incident that reshaped his life took place, on July 254, 255.
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The campaign has reshaped its events in a way that seems aimed directly at voters' anxieties.
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Ms. Harrison answers: by treating information itself as a material to be reshaped and circulated again.
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But, in the absence of American power, the battlefield in Syria has been reshaped by others.
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The Industrial Revolution reshaped traditional holidays, so social reformers reinvented traditions, and made decorations more prominent.
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This presents a crucial test to the tea party movement that has reshaped American politics since 2008.
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Military investment plunged, and the Bundeswehr was reshaped into a force capable of only limited expeditionary deployments.
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Yet when President Obama unconditionally reshaped U.S. policy to please Cuban dictator Raúl Castro, his party cheered.
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Despite my misgivings, though, millennial preferences (especially around mobile connectivity) have reshaped car making and car marketing.
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Battle-royale games have reshaped multiplayer experiences; augmented reality marries the fantastic and real in unprecedented ways.
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"The Russian intervention fundamentally reshaped the Syrian conflict," says Kheder Khaddour from the Carnegie Middle East Center.
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This formed the family values coalition, which completely reshaped American politics, solidifying the pro-life movement's place.
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We live in times of hysteria, and it's reshaped the way we treat both children and adults.
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And by fall of 2002, 50's now-classic mixtape run had reshaped the entire rap game.
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The outgoing justices was the last serving member of the three-justice troika that reshaped Roe v.
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Villages and neighborhoods in which Muslims and Christians had lived side by side for centuries were reshaped.
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Gropius and Breuer were hired by the Harvard Graduate School of Design, where they reshaped the curriculum.
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Following Jeff Gordon's retirement at the end of last season, Hendrick Motorsports will continue to be reshaped.
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He saw the panic that swept his white community as the civil rights movement reshaped public spaces.
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Trump may be remembered as the outsider who reshaped Washington and changed the direction of national decline.
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The new skepticism for facial hair spread so rapidly that it reshaped industries well outside of medicine.
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So the income gap has widened, economic success has become more cutthroat, and automation has reshaped employment.
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His quarter-mile-long mural is a self-portrait of a man who reshaped 20th-century art.
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His unabashedly progressive 208 campaign reshaped the Democratic Party and fueled a surge in left-wing activism.
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His unabashedly progressive 220 campaign reshaped the Democratic Party and fueled a surge in left-wing activism.
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The titular cataclysm reshaped huge areas of the world that had remained mostly unchanged for six years.
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They were born into a world reshaped by the 1999 attack at Columbine High School in Colorado.
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The coronavirus pandemic has reshaped the way we live, work, and interact in a matter of weeks.
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For years, the bombing and infiltration attacks that racked Kabul have dominated headlines and reshaped the city.
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It shows also how the past seven years of austerity and reforms have reshaped politics and attitudes.
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President Trump's "America first" trade policy bucks the tide of globalization that has reshaped the world's economy.
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In Monday's episode, she has her implants removed and her breasts are reshaped with her remaining tissue.
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Many of the experiments could be reshaped or eliminated through regulation or through a future budget process.
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The industry, instead of being reshaped into one with three dominant national providers, will remain with five.
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In his lifetime Raleigh's influence spanned the oceans, reshaped territories and pervaded the very air of England.
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The recent string of terror attacks – from San Bernardino to Brussels – has reshaped the American public's priorities.
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Explainer: The Times has been reporting for the past year on how austerity has reshaped British society.
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He died in Paris at the age of 85, after a career that reshaped the fashion industry.
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Britain's Big Squeeze Alex McIntyre, 19, was brought up in a Britain being reshaped by government cuts.
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The entire effort is fueling a boom in the local economy that has reshaped the Liaodong coast.
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Working quickly, Dr. Hart reshaped the hip socket with a file and tapped the artificial cup inside it.
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He has reshaped the suits, recolored the clothes and introduced knitted styles that are both pertinent and contemporary.
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Feminism, the black arts movement, postmodernism: these waves crashed into the institutions of art and thoroughly reshaped them.
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Baker used the pieces to manipulate the weight of the lash line, which reshaped and resized Theron's eyes.
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Past that, the only remaining hope lies with the courts, which are methodically being reshaped in Trump's image.
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Facebook has completely reshaped community organization and interaction, and inserted itself right in the middle of it all.
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Virtually every major American institution is being radicalized — or being reshaped by the radicalization of our public lives.
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The reckoning known as the #MeToo movement has dominated cultural conversations and reshaped social thinking around sexual harassment.
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Much like nearby Wall Street, Downtown Brooklyn's formerly business oriented landscape is being reshaped by a residential boom.
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Berry reshaped the 1950s with a unique sound that appealed to both sides of a racially divided country.
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He has reshaped education to include more Communist Party mythology and increased the party's role in China's military.
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In her climb to the top, Nooyi had been at the forefront of several deals that reshaped PepsiCo.
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The cancer is removed and the remaining breast tissue is molded, reshaped and returned to a normal appearance.
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The transition takes place after Carlyle reshaped its portfolio to exit from unprofitable businesses, such as hedge funds.
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Business Insider explored how video games have embraced innovation and reshaped the way we look at the world.
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THE IRAN WARSSpy Games, Bank Battles, and the Secret Deals That Reshaped the Middle EastBy Jay Solomon336 pp.
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Our lives risk being reshaped by inexperienced leaders who like lashing out on both sides of the Atlantic.
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You have to remember, we have invested a lot in R&D, we have reshaped our sales force.
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LGBT rights and religious freedom can coexist — but only once SOGI laws themselves are eradicated or seriously reshaped.
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Paper money, backed by the authority of the state, was an astonishing innovation, one that reshaped the world.
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And she marvels at the gleaming new Acropolis Museum, where tourism and propaganda have reshaped a cultural landscape.
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But here Mr. Pei reshaped it into a building of crisp, angular forms set around a triangular courtyard.
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Until now, moviedom has been relatively protected from the digital forces that have reshaped the rest of media.
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As miners, loggers and farmers charge into the Amazon, legally or not, the landscape is being radically reshaped.
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And beyond concrete legislative victories, Fight for $15 has somewhat reshaped the national debate on the minimum wage.
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But it was a sit-in by just over 200 activists that reshaped American climate politics last year.
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It's "human actions" that threaten mass extinction and "human activities" that have reshaped the Earth's land and seas.
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Almost nine years into a conflict that reshaped the Middle East, there is still no end in sight. ■
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It is true that, like Reagan, Trump has reshaped his party in his own image, fully inhabiting it.
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The team reshaped its personnel and reimagined the offense in the off-season while Jackson refined his mechanics.
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For one, the classic Moog ladder filter — which provides rich resonance and self-oscillation — has reshaped gain staging.
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But this way of thinking reshaped 19th-century Europe, leading to the creation of modern Italy and Germany.
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Just as these frozen water regions are being reshaped by climate change, so are the ocean's warmest regions.
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The question of how government should address an economy radically reshaped by digital platforms matters for ordinary Americans.
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For more than a century, H.B.C.U.s have been central to the social movements that have reshaped American society.
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Ryan Costello, who got so upset after the redistricting reshaped his district that he quit the race entirely.
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But in the last decade or so, the US has reshaped its position in the global oil markets.
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Both events raised direct risks to U.S. growth and financial stability and reshaped Fed policy in real time.
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The Shortlist EXIT RIGHT The People Who Left the Left and Reshaped the American CenturyBy Daniel Oppenheimer 2175 pp.
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Obituary: "He reshaped Cuba in his image"Gallery: Fidel Castro's life in photosAnalysis: What now for US-Cuba relations?
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Fiat Chrysler and Renault A proposed merger that could have reshaped the global auto industry has been called off.
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Bob Fosse was a dancer and choreographer who, with his distinct style, reshaped the aesthetics of modern musical theater.
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It typically takes some time to get a sense how the court will be reshaped by a new justice.
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F'real told Dan that TikTok users have reshaped the way the company thinks about its products and target audience.
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Then they broke the traditional movie and television release cycle and reshaped the viewing habits of an entire generation.
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As the book opens, Gilead has reshaped her mind significantly, and it is only going to keep doing so.
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They have reshaped relations between states both large and small, and have increasingly come to affect internal politics, too.
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A product that literally reshaped the mobile industry and turned Apple into the most valuable company on the planet.
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In fact, Chevy designers went so far that they reshaped the classic bowtie emblem to allow for better airflow.
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And, that's why the current state of our nation is being rapidly reshaped by an administration committed to deregulation.
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Anthony joins MVP Russell Westbrook and newly acquired All-Star forward Paul George in the reshaped Western Conference contender.
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Over his year in space, Scott Kelly's eyeballs was reshaped by fluid shifts caused by the low-gravity environment.
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There's also the obvious matter that the "after" pic reshaped Fong to be at least four dress sizes smaller.
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On "Trailer Trash," Brock reshaped the common emo trope of looking back on one's childhood with a soft lens.
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But I had to offer a riposte to Shawn that, while society can be reshaped, human nature is immutable.
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Read more: The Koch brothers used their massive fortune to power a conservative crusade that reshaped American politicsTrump v.
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Over the past decade, this right-wing alliance has reshaped the Midwest by decimating private and public sector unions.
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If his support base is voters unsettled by changes that have reshaped the country, a key part of Mrs.
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These new tariffs could just as easily distort long-established trade relationships that, once lost, cannot be reshaped overnight.
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It cuts to the core of how financial firms publically reshaped their messaging in the wake of the crisis.
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When the 2007 surge demanded that troops clear neighborhoods of insurgents, urban environments were reshaped on-demand with walls.
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But that doesn't necessarily make them representative or, dare we say, important in a New and Demographically Reshaped America.
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The third is a Republican who bent the GOP to his will and reshaped the party in his image.
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Five takeaways from an examination by The New York Times reveal how President Trump has reshaped the federal judiciary.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — For an entire generation in South Florida, Hurricane Andrew was the monster storm that reshaped a region.
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Mr. Kondylis also reshaped the skyline around West 42nd Street with the twin Silver Towers for Larry A. Silverstein.
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It will likely take years to get a better sense of whether the law fundamentally reshaped American corporate investment.
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Since Drake first sketched out the equation in 1961, two fundamental developments have reshaped our understanding of the problem.
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How would you say US diplomacy writ large has been kind of rattled and reshaped by this impeachment process?
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This was not his first fight; years of organized brawls have left Alex with a face reshaped by blows.
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His affinity for controversial memes has helped bolster his own popularity among a Republican Party reshaped by his father.
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Then it reshaped the business, with regulations and policies intended to increase fuel economy, improve safety and add jobs.
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Having nearly constant access to screens has reshaped the high school experience, changing everything from curriculum to social interaction.
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Supply chains of both companies are to be united while the network of laboratories are reshaped to improve efficiency.
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Board members close to Moonves have stepped aside, new representatives have joined, and the board has been dramatically reshaped.
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Several small U.S. firms reshaped their business models to capitalize on the craze for blockchain technology, which supports cryptocurrency.
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Answering Trump's raw protectionism, Democrats suggest a new paradigm reshaped toward their priorities on workers' rights and the environment.
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Because the new one will be far larger, much of the surrounding landscape must be reshaped to accommodate it.
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After years of resistance, Nintendo has also embraced the widespread move to mobile gaming that has reshaped the industry.
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Through Twitter, Trump has issued jarring, high frequency, often deeply untrue statements that have reshaped the larger media conversation.
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Content itself was broken down in it's broiling furnace and reshaped with the thunderous blows of foot hitting nuts.
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The next day, a sudden, violent storm flooded the set, washed equipment into a gully, and reshaped the landscape entirely.
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They've made us laugh and cringe, let us waste time and find friends, and reshaped the world in the process.
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With Congress powerless to pass sweeping legislation to counter it, our country's laws will be reshaped by the Trump Court.
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It's a terrific untold story about a Hollywood icon — whose later AIDS diagnosis reshaped the country's attitudes about the disease.
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But this week is the week that the DNC reshaped the narrative and adopted one that reflects all of us.
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The show it commemorates is remembered as one that reshaped the art world—and which remains controversial a generation later.
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The story of the past is continually reworked, reshaped, and expanded — it is the burden of many, and certainly heavy.
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We look back at the movement that has completely reshaped the way we think of men, women, sex, and power.
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With frenetic fervour he darts back and forth, twisting dials and pressing keys so that sound is bent and reshaped.
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The character is iconic for a reason, as Alias's legacy as a feminist show has reshaped modern-day sci-fi.
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A few decades ago, Marshall helped lead a confident ideological insurgency that reshaped the Democratic Party from top to bottom.
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With Trump's team and vision discredited, his successors would probably be some reshaped and reinforced version of the old elite.
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This fan-made creation completely reshaped the game, offering an experience that went far above and beyond the original design.
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The court's decision to side with Slim reshaped the landscape for AT&T, which entered Mexico after the telecommunications reform.
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The platform has reshaped the payments arena and Paytm and other mobile wallet firms are adding services to retain users.
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The widespread use of software applications has already launched powerful new business models, where cost structures have completely been reshaped.
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But the election of President Trump has fundamentally reshaped the politics of immigration, bringing their ideas into the mainstream debate.
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CAB members said they were left with few answers from CFPB officials as to why the boards would be reshaped.
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China has reshaped industries before -- clothing, steel making, even lace -- through a potent mix of government support and cheap labor.
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The move comes at a time when the coffee sector is being reshaped by a raft of M&A deals.
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New York (CNN Business)Walter V. Shipley, the architect of several bank mega mergers that reshaped the industry, has died.
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A retaliatory attack on white police officers shocked the nation and reshaped the anguished debate over race and criminal justice.
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This radical form of Islam is alive and well and has fundamentally reshaped our perception and dealings with Muslim countries.
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Most, if not all, Democratic presidential candidates will call for much of the law to be repealed or significantly reshaped.
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But Bahrain has also reshaped its regulatory environment to attract investment more quickly and aggressively than most other Gulf states.
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Also in the agreement were hard-fought agreements regarding labeling and more propositions that could have reshaped global trading regulations.
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That would still be a radically reshaped world, but likely not as calamitous as 3 feet of sea level rise.
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China has reshaped industries before — clothing, steel making, even lace — through a potent mix of government support and cheap labor.
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Cookies with intermittent crunch, ice cream with a hard-to-place spice, chocolate cakes with salt, classics resized or reshaped.
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Together the duo—better known as Carsten Jost and Lawrence, respectively—quietly reshaped the sound of contemporary European electronic music.
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And it mirrors the experiences of other once-drowsy Southern state capitals that are being reshaped by strong downtown investment.
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To put it more succinctly, an editing error just reshaped the NSC and potentially the United States' foreign policy agenda.
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And talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, which reshaped Canada's export-driven economy, appear to have stalled.
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Which got the team of Reset, Vox's tech podcast, thinking: How has the online Bachelor ecosystem reshaped the show itself?
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This technology has reshaped bank products and distribution systems in a fashion that lowers the cost of running a bank.
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While technological advances such as autonomous driving may be changing BMW vehicles, the company's business model is also being reshaped.
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The Trump administration has quietly reshaped enforcement of air pollution standards in recent months through a series of regulatory memos.
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I saw a YouTuber who used it for a year everyday for 15 minutes, and [it] totally reshaped her nose.
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The distillery even reshaped the Memphis skyline when it perched a 13-foot rooster (the brand's mascot) atop the building.
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But the critics remain a minority in a political movement that Mr. Trump has reshaped in his own mold. 20153.
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The reshaped exhibits clarified the role slavery played in America's development, the war's outbreak and the racial tensions that followed.
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Politics is being reshaped, and this phenomenon is the same whether it is in the United States or in Europe.
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As CFO of Maersk, Dybeck Happe has executed a substantial deleveraging plan and reshaped the company's portfolio to improve profits.
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The low-interest rate environment of the past decade, for example, fundamentally reshaped the way employees should approach retirement savings.
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The landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion in the U.S. also reshaped the nation's social and political landscapes.
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His attorneys general, Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch, reshaped the Department of Justice -- with a focus on incarcerating fewer people.
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At age 24, she is too young to remember the years of war and political turmoil that reshaped the Balkans.
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A United States pullout, a Turkish invasion and a newly strengthened Syrian leader have reshaped the board for negotiations in Geneva.
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Soon afterward, he overhauled the senior executive ranks and reshaped the company's board so that a majority was allied with him.
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It cleaned up tons of toxic waste and reshaped what had become, essentially, an industrial wasteland into a luxury tourist destination.
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If Politico reshaped coverage of politics, VandeHei and Allen want Axios to transform coverage of politics, tech, business, media, and beyond.
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"They are right that the entire energy sector must be reshaped," the Washington Post editorial board wrote in a sharp appraisal.
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Nevertheless, the decade of living dangerously seems to have reshaped European politics into something a bit more cohesive, if not coherent.
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Released for the Nintendo GameCube in 2005, this game reshaped the landscape of the genre into what it looks like today.
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In the show, as in the real world, crime has been forever reshaped by the internet and the war on terror.
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"Throughout his career, Chuck has helped global corporations navigate a world being reshaped by technological advancement," Fink said in a statement.
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The sprawling region has evolved rapidly over recent years as its youthful generation moved into the workforce and reshaped the economy.
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So join us today in celebrating the life and work of a man who reshaped the sound of the 20th century.
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They say that the monument must be transferred to private property or reshaped into an obelisk by lopping off its crossbar.
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Over the next 33 years, New York will either be reshaped by flooding, or repeatedly brought to its knees by flooding.
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In the case of Apache, a leading independent, a major discovery known as the Alpine High has reshaped its strategic plans.
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Monáe reshaped American freedom in her own image—an image that came with unforgettable vagina pants and Prince-inspired dance solos.
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The decision also shows how difficult it is for regulators to keep up with industries being reshaped almost daily by technology.
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Even before the taps are tightened—as they inevitably will be—the streaming wars have reshaped media well beyond video entertainment.
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Emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and computer-aided design have reshaped markets and made millions for the companies that employ them.
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Guerrasio: You have really dug in and reshaped the Sony brand to your vision since coming on as head in 2015.
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Passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010 drastically reshaped the insurance markets in the country, improving access to medical care.
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On Friday, the Trump campaign released the full lineup of his reshaped transition team, led by Vice President-elect Mike Pence.
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Over the past year, that new majority has reshaped the plans for North Bayshore to make them friendlier to new housing.
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But Into the Breach was there, and steady, as my life felt like it fell apart around me, and reshaped itself.
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Yet even in an environment so thoroughly reshaped by humanity, Ideonella sakaiensis showed the world that life, uh, finds a way.
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Liberals have watched helplessly as President Donald Trump and the Republican Senate reshaped the judicial system over the past two years.
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He has reshaped the party and how it looks at policy and politics for probably the next 20 to 25 years.
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The past decade brought us seminal elections as political tidal waves swelled, washed away conventions, and reshaped our entire national landscape.
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The Senate tried and failed to pass several different bills that would have reshaped big parts of the 2010 health law.
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But with the music world now almost entirely reshaped by streaming, the industry at large has been watching Swift's sales closely.
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Shortly after joining Sir John's Trio, led by the pianist Johnnie Johnson, he reshaped the group's music and took it over.
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"We have absolutely reshaped how we're teaching the game and how we're teaching coaches how to teach the game," Starman said.
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A visionary who reshaped New York in ways that helped and harmed it, Moses was a man with a gargantuan legacy.
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This divide is rooted in the central reality of our times -- a world being reshaped by the advance of globalization and technology.
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Taser reshaped its message for prison administrators, hired new staff and sent representatives to corrections trade shows, the company's regulatory filings show.
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Whole landscapes are being reshaped and that changes your perception of the past and the way cultural memory is encoded and interpreted.
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His policies reshaped Australian society, while his vibrant character and sense of humor made him one of the nation's most-admired figures.
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In the past six weeks, it has moved markets, conducted shadow foreign policy, and reshaped the focus of media around the world.
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George Lucas: A Life shows a man who essentially reshaped the film industry, going up against the biggest organizations and overcoming them.
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His approach to institutional investing has been outlined in multiple books and has largely reshaped the way other large endowments are managed.
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The retailer also reshaped its geographic hold, making a multibillion dollar bet in India as it looks to move away from England.
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The resulting waves, which moved several hundreds of miles inland, reshaped the Martian landscape, leaving surface features that are still visible today.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A city reshaped by rising housing prices has begun a new effort to understand its transformation.
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The stories of immigrants and slaves, of explorers and refugees, have shaped and reshaped our country right up to the present day.
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Amazon is a revolutionary company that has reshaped how we shop and has helped drastically increase the efficiency of shipping small packages.
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But right now, a quarter of the way into his career year, Vucevic has defied all expectations and reshaped his own narrative.
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That's just one insight from our investigation into how his use of the social platform has reshaped the nature of presidential power.
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Since he was elected, the #MeToo movement has reshaped perceptions of acceptable male behavior in the media, show business and the workplace.
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To be sure, the presidential election outcome will be a determinant of whether the health care law is reshaped, bolstered or downsized.
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So I put the breaking waves of "Promises of Fertility" on repeat, and its cottonball synth lines reshaped the world around me.
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The spending also reshaped the race for other candidates who couldn't come close to competing with what the Bloomberg campaign was doing.
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And there are at least 160 other survivors struck by his torrent of gunfire trying to come to grips with reshaped lives.
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Some women, primarily the core loyalists of President Trump's reshaped Republican Party, hold decidedly traditional views about women's place, prerogatives and power.
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Here are three products that have been shaped by Nafta — and could be reshaped depending on whether the pact changes or survives.
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Alternative products from brands like The Diva Cup, Lola and Thinx have reshaped the way periods are approached by businesses and consumers.
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Gauland was just feeling giddy because his party had won 94 seats in Parliament, a breakthrough that has reshaped German postwar politics.
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It's a device that is neither a simple reflection of pre-emptive market research nor a product reshaped by its own popularity.
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After losing to the Cavaliers last season, the Warriors reshaped themselves by adding Durant and by overhauling their collection of role players.
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How does Jalaiah Harmon's experience show what it means to be "coming up in a dance world completely reshaped by the internet"?
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Fidelity's RIA head explains where he thinks the business fits into a fast-growing industry being reshaped by mergers and breakaway advisers
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Hitler's forces have reshaped America not by imposing Teutonic culture on it but by using, or warping, what was already at hand.
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Justin Amash (R-MI) — all of whom didn't just win their races in 2010, but reshaped their political party as a whole.
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Longstanding sanctions have been lifted and the regional landscape is being reshaped, but President Obama imposed modest new sanctions for banned missile tests.
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The experimental approach has "reshaped development economics, had a clear impact on policy and improved our ability to fight global poverty," he said.
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And the EU was profoundly shaped by Europe-first protectionism (even if it was reshaped by Anglo-Saxon economics in more recent years).
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It's not an accident that the plan looks a lot like how the tea party reshaped the Republican Party in the early 2010s.
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Radio's role in music discovery has even weathered the rise of the internet and streaming services, which reshaped how the industry made money.
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Jio reshaped India's telecom industry in 23, when it took on established rivals such as Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea with aggressive pricing.
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Uniquely among tech upstarts that have reshaped industries in recent years, Netflix has wrought its transformation without triggering a public or regulatory backlash.
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It was a crucial question that, had the vote passed, could have reshaped the trial and prolonged it for weeks or even months.
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Heard, like Marshall Jefferson, Frankie Knuckles, or DJ Pierre can comfortably lay claim to have reshaped the sound of what became the future.
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"Throughout his career, Chuck has helped global corporations navigate a world being reshaped by technological advancement," said BlackRock chairman and CEO Larry Fink.
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It really looks at how older bodies of law—contract law, constitutional law, property law—need to be reshaped in light of innovation.
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It's from a distinctly pre-Google era, before Facebook, Twitter, and even RSS reshaped the internet into a series of easily digestible feeds.
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It's hard to boil down all the ways the Trump campaign and presidency have reshaped American political norms into a single conceptual frame.
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To understand just how much President Trump has reshaped the American presidency through his use of Twitter, The Times wanted to find data.
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A blue wave that washed over Republican-held suburbs across the country in last week's midterm elections has reshaped the nation's political map.
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Steve Bannon didn't just run Breitbart News in his role as executive chairman of the organization — he reshaped it in his own image.
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Like how you are being reborn, reshaped, and how you can go thru something and come out the other end as something else.
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Teaming up with Turkey, Russia has reshaped the outlook of the 8-year-old Syrian conflict within 10 days after the U.S. withdrawal.
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Here's something that might alarm financial markets as much as President Trump's trade war threats: his reshaped Republican Party doesn't much mind them.
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Chastened, Roosevelt reshaped his policies, although a focus on the growing threat of fascism would bridge these differences between conservative and liberal Democrats.
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Finally, Naomi Alderman's innovative The Power, published last fall, envisions society reshaped after women gain the ability to shoot electricity from their wrists.
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The rural-urban divide has reshaped politicsThe series of political shocks that hit the developed world began with the Brexit referendum in 2016.
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But the rise of digital advertising has reshaped that dynamic, writes Liberty Vittert, a data science professor at Washington University in St Louis.
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"This is not the first time we've rebalanced or reshaped our platform to sort of optimize growth and optimize shareholder return," Fries said.
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The politics of the shutdown could also be reshaped by the reappearance of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell -- after weeks of unusual invisibility.
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Between him and Weinstein, more than "a hundred women have had their lives completely reshaped at the hands of their power," she says.
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The evangelical right, and the American right more broadly, is being reshaped to match the white backlash politics that powered Donald Trump's rise.
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First, I have seen directly how the positions on Israel of members of Congress have been shaped and reshaped simply by going there.
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Over three years in power, the government has reshaped the nation's judicial system in ways that critics say undermines the rule of law.
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Now, the port will need to be dredged and reshaped — an overhaul that alone will cost about $18.6 million, according to the newspaper.
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Over the past quarter century, Nafta has reshaped the United States economy, and its demise could raise costs for American companies and consumers.
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Fidesz had reshaped the curriculum, he said, to deemphasize critical thinking and other skills that might lead students to question the government's narratives.
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There is less overt racism, many people in Los Angeles say, and police forces have been reshaped to better reflect the city's diversity.
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This really does beg the question of can the founder's culture be reshaped to scale, and I think that's really the Uber question.
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Legalization has reshaped health, politics, rural culture and criminal justice in ways that defy both the worst warnings and the most optimistic predictions.
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Since then, Republicans dominated, winning governor's races across much of the Midwest and enacting conservative policies that reshaped the region in their image.
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CreditCreditSofia Jaramillo for The New York Times HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — In two years, President Trump has reshaped the idea of America for his supporters.
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One unlikely part of the princess's legacy, she writes, is how she reshaped the monarchy that rejected her, and the country as well.
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Taken together, the moves by Chevron reflect the consequences of America's shale oil and gas boom that has reshaped the global energy landscape.
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Undeterred, Mr. Frazar along with his brothers Bob and Donald bought 1,500 acres around a small agricultural lake, which they dredged and reshaped.
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Small though it may seem, President Donald Trump's abrupt decision to withdraw some 100 troops from north-east Syria has reshaped the Levant.
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Last year, Father Ángel took over an abandoned church, San Antón, in Madrid and reshaped it into something akin to a community center.
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Moreover, Trump has reshaped the GOP in ways that leave the party dependent on greater support from a shrinking segment of the population.
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His aggressive regulatory and enforcement actions reshaped much of the financial services industry while invoking the rage of conservative and financial sector critics.
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State Democrats contend that Republicans have undermined the elections system by a Republican-controlled legislature ramming through changes, including the reshaped elections board.
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"I reshaped it to take place in one location, rather than to travel — that's just too much liability, too many logistics," said Arder.
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Looking at the quality of the edges, Wierer's team suspects that Ötzi re-sharpened and reshaped some of his tools shortly before he died.
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Several other small U.S. firms in recent weeks have reshaped their business models to capitalize on the craze for blockchain technology, which supports cryptocurrency.
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Tech companies may have reshaped society over the past several decades, but their company cultures aren't always as revolutionary as the products they make.
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Originally a prequel series set during the second-wave feminism of the 1970s, it was reshaped by the producers after the 2016 presidential election.
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His ghost lingered, because he'd reshaped his Republican rivals' images, reconfigured the challenges in front of them, rewritten the rules of this extraordinary race.
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Just as cars reshaped the world in the 20th century, in ways good and bad, AVs could change how people live, work and play.
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Since then education technology (edtech) has repeated the cycle of hype and flop, even as computers have reshaped almost every other part of life.
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Ackman and Pershing Square's vice chairman are now directors on its board, which is expected to be significantly reshaped at the next annual meeting.
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But there are some devices — whether it's the 19th-century camera, the telephone, the radio, or the smartphone — that have reshaped Americans' inner lives.
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The conflict, reshaped by Russia's intervention last September, has gone into an even higher gear since the United Nations sought to revive peace talks.
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Jane has reshaped her life in order to grow beyond that horrific night, but she knows she probably won't ever fully leave it behind.
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He said that iPhones and social media have so reshaped culture that older people would have to accept the new and sometimes naked reality.
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Across the country, this has reshaped some districts in favor of Trump aligned candidates, but underscores questions about Republican prospects in 2018 and beyond.
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The shale gas revolution, made possible by the innovative combination of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and horizontal drilling, has systematically reshaped our electricity generating mix.
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"Some 200,85033 Puerto Ricans were forced to relocate to the United States, where they watched helplessly as the hurricane reshaped their island," Munoz said.
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"People would argue that the whole world, and I would, the whole world has been reshaped by people taking other people's land," Ingraham responded.
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MIAMI — The first Democratic presidential primary debates concluded on Thursday after an explosive night of heavyweight fights that reshaped the race for the nomination.
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Modern Couples explores how creative couples reshaped modern art and redefined ideas of gender and love in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Unity developers using SpatialOS spent the day complaining about the move and wondering whether their projects in development would have to be completely reshaped.
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The angry reaction to Mr. Biden's comments reshaped what had been a relatively calm Democratic presidential primary a week ahead of the first debates.
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An increasing reliance on analytics has also reshaped how teams value players and construct their rosters, placing a premium on younger and cheaper players.
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SoftBank is trying to set up a successor to its Vision Fund, the nearly $103 billion technology investment fund that has reshaped the industry.
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Today, we look at how he has reshaped political education in more than 283,000 primary and secondary schools — patriotic hymns and ancient poems included.
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After becoming the Philharmonic's music director, he reshaped the concerts, following the model of the Omnibus programs he'd done on CBS, starting in 1954.
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After three short playoff runs from 2010 to 2013, the Braves reshaped their roster by acquiring younger players through trades and the international market.
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Dove Men+Care Sculpting Paste adds texture and provides a medium hold that can be reshaped over the course of the day, adds texture.
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But she's now a leading contender for the Democratic candidacy, and has reshaped the entire field's policy proposals, Joshua Green of Bloomberg Businessweek writes.
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But a more important development might be that the whole concept of "online discussion" has been radically reshaped by the technologies that drive it.
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Ultimately, as Drake and his acolytes reshaped the genre around melody, the sort of tough talk that ordinarily came from those scenes got marginalized.
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They distrust the political class that reshaped their lives and are frustrated by how little their fellow citizens seem to understand about their experience.
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In a sense, the SEC and the PCAOB already attempted a rough-cut version of regulatory budgeting when SOX 404 was reshaped in 2007.
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But none have reshaped the entire landscape of tech investing like SoftBank has, and so how it fares carries enormous weight in Silicon Valley.
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The agency fined banks, financial services companies and lenders millions of dollars for alleged fraud while issuing rules that reshaped much of the industry.
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In the end (and with the inventions of cheap mass-production) the transformative potential of text was set free, and it reshaped the world.
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The gains drastically reshaped the culture of the chamber, which added lactation rooms for new mothers and saw the formation of a Parents Caucus.
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It is to consider how the court would have been reshaped by President Barack Obama's pick for the same seat, Judge Merrick B. Garland.
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Photo: AP Once America's queer capital, San Francisco (and the entire West Coast with it) is being reshaped and remodeled by Silicon Valley's wealthy residents.
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Two neutron stars collided and reshaped astronomy forever2017 will forever be remembered as the year that scientists officially entered the age of gravitational wave astronomy.
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Yet Mr Kim's summit diplomacy this year (including three meetings with President Xi Jinping of China) has reshaped the political dynamics of north-east Asia.
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As the years have worn on, the three person team has stretched, contracted, and reshaped the possibilities of its fundamental tools: text, art, and music.
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Alongside the black and white dress they forced on women and men respectively, the new tribal rulers reshaped the urban environment, stripping away the past.
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As the fallout from its election interference crisis demonstrated late last year, Facebook hasn't just reshaped the media, but rewired our lives in unknowable ways.
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An independent and adventurous first lady, she reshaped and expanded the role and held the record as the most traveled first lady until Hillary Clinton.
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Basketball superstar Kevin Durant's injury may have reshaped the outlook of the NBA's upcoming free agency period, but it also sent ripples through Wall Street.
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Better yet, I really know I've succeeded when I can see how a handful of new ideas have reshaped the way I understand the world.
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Much has changed in the intervening years and the LME's unique modus operandi looks a good fit for a bullion market being reshaped by regulation.
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The law reshaped the U.S. healthcare industry by mandating health insurance and creating online exchanges where consumers can shop for individual policies and get subsidies.
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Over the past 26 years, Jenna Lyons has reshaped and refashioned J.Crew into the sleeve-cuffing, denim-loving American brand we know and love today.
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Westworld looks at the hedonistic side of a world that's been reshaped by advancements in AI technology through the lens of a futuristic theme park.
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The strong performance is timely as Tesco faces increased competition in a sector already reshaped by inroads made by German-owned discounters Aldi and Lidl.
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But the businessman was on the money with his full-throated support for Lopez Obrador, whose landslide victory on July 1 reshaped Mexico's political landscape.
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In more recent years, waves of immigration — Jamaicans in the 18483s, then Pakistanis, Indians and other Asians in the 1960s — have reshaped the country's demographics.
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While the bill may still be reshaped by amendments or input from the administration, the vote illustrates the level of congressional discontent over Wednesday's hearing.
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Eased travel restrictions have already dramatically reshaped Cuba's tourism scene, including the Nacional Hotel, which overlooks the Gulf of Mexico and entry to Havana Bay.
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Over the following decades, he reshaped American dance, introducing an aesthetic of strong, clean lines that emphasized the power and athleticism of the female body.
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Those lines will be redrawn after the next census in 2020, and in most states the party in power will control how districts are reshaped.
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John Donovan Chief executive, AT&T Communications Our employees need new skills because technology has reshaped much of the work we do at AT&T.
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And it has reshaped many other parts of the world by exporting its expertise, offering it yet another way to drive its rapid economic growth.
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Georgia State, once seen as a night school for white businessmen, has reshaped itself amid a moral awakening and a raft of data-driven experimentation.
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He's based in Colorado, America's first capital of legal weed, and he recently wrote about how five years of legal marijuana have reshaped life there.
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He's based in Colorado, America's first capital of legal weed, and he recently wrote about how five years of legal marijuana have reshaped life there.
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Since 2015, HSBC has significantly reshaped its operations by shedding tens of thousands of jobs, selling underperforming businesses and shrinking its global investment banking business.
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The growing influence of private equity on the startup market has "really reshaped the industry," said Wylie Fernyhough, a senior private equity analyst at PitchBook.
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Over several decades, laws meant to guarantee comfortable homes to working and middle class New Yorkers were reshaped to benefit the real estate industry instead.
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" In her telling, he had reshaped the country's infrastructure: "They built something like two hundred schools, several hospitals, kilometres and kilometres of roads, water reservoirs.
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The center has been doing that since before Facebook and Twitter reshaped the media landscape and made it easier than ever to spread fake news.
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But few places are being reshaped by China's overseas juggernaut like Africa, a continent that has seen relatively little new railroad construction in a century.
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Over 150 powerful politicians and businessmen have been convicted in connection to the investigation since 2014, which has reshaped the country's political and business landscapes.
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Beckmann's "Self-Portrait with Cigarette" belonged to the Metropolitan Museum until 1971, when its deaccession set off a series of disputes that reshaped museum practices.
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Over 150 powerful politicians and businessmen have been convicted in relation to the investigation since 2014, which has reshaped the country's political and business landscapes.
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Left-wing protesters demonstrated against the conference, amid fears that a surge of right-wing populism has reshaped the political landscape in the Czech Republic.
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Founded in 1994, Amazon has reshaped the world of retail in the US and in many other countries after originally launching as an internet book store.
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Max Boot from the Council on Foreign Relations joins VICE News to talk about how Trump's first few weeks in office have reshaped U.S. foreign policy.
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Memorials sprang up around the world to honor David Bowie, who reshaped pop culture across the realms of music, video and fashion from the 285s on.
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Sinclair, for its part, has its own digital play: Circa, which began as a news aggregation startup, has been reshaped into something of a Breitbart competitor.
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But it's true—mobile phones (and the data networks that have grown with them) have drastically reshaped the way we live in thousands of different ways.
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In the past decade, Chinese loans and contractors have, quite literally, reshaped much of the continent's infrastructure, paying for and building new ports, roads and railways.
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Those remarks came before he shook up his campaign leadership and reshaped his campaign into one pockmarked by fewer controversies and a heavier focus on policy.
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The Syrian civil war, reshaped by Russia's intervention last September, has gone into an even higher gear since the United Nations sought to revive peace talks.
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In short, the structures that defined the last 100 years of the American economy are being reshaped – and we need new policies to reflect these changes.
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Obviously the coal industry has reshaped Appalachia in ways that we would still be contending with even if the coal industry packed up and left today.
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Across the United States, wrongful death lawsuits involving Tasers have created a body of case law restricting the use of a weapon that reshaped law enforcement.
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Reprinted from WE THE PEOPLE: THE MODERN-DAY FIGURES WHO HAVE RESHAPED AND DEFINED THE FOUNDING FATHERS' VISION OF AMERICA Copyright © 2016 by Juan Williams.
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Moreover, the markets will be eager to know if the U.S. election resulting in Donald Trump's victory has reshaped the central bank's growth and inflation outlook.
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As a direct result of technologies such as broadband, mobility and cloud, value chains are being reshaped, business models digitalized and previously unimaginable possibilities are created.
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The first two topics under civil debate — trade and immigration — played directly into his message, showing how much his candidacy has reshaped the modern Republican Party.
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The 2010 and 2014 midterms reshaped politics too, not only bringing significant opposition to Obama's policy agenda but also significantly gumming up the works for Republicans.
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That lump of clay is almost as good as fresh again, waiting to be reshaped with only the barest of old tool marks set in it.
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The Legend of Zelda was the first game to offer a battery-backed save feature, which dramatically reshaped the structure and experience of console-based games.
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Biden had reshaped the electorate, with suburbanites who'd made up their minds late joining African-Americans, older voters and loyal Democrats to form a Biden coalition.
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Fiat Chrysler abruptly withdrew its offer to merge with Renault, abandoning a deal that would have created the third-largest automaker and fundamentally reshaped the industry.
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Oil companies have also reshaped themselves, sharply increasing efficiency and reducing costs to a point where they are profitable at current levels, or even lower ones.
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The convulsive mood on the right has considerably reshaped the political map for 2018, making a favorable list of Senate races somewhat less hospitable to Republicans.
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During its four years in power, Law and Justice has reshaped the media landscape, imposing complete governmental control over TVP and cracking down on independent media.
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The legal team defending Khalid Shaikh Mohammed was reshaped less than two weeks after the military court set a January 2021 start date for the trial.
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But his claims of huge new breakthroughs have been difficult to square with the results of negotiations that have reshaped trade deals rather than revolutionized them.
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Liang Bulu'Sipong 220 is a living cave, still being reshaped by flowing water, and layers of rock have begun to grow over the painting in spots.
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One of the most powerful themes of the strike movement is that the youngest people have the largest stakes in a world reshaped by climate change.
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Aside from being a great conversation starter for holiday gatherings, the question gets at the heart of massive trends that have reshaped the art of dealmaking.
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In Ingvar Kamprad's passing, let's try to expand our vernacular to encompass more startups, and celebrate the kind of original thinking that has completely reshaped our world.
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The author ranges across the creative history of the human race to look at how the species has reshaped its surroundings to edge ahead of its competitors.
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Donald Trump broke the Republican Party — and the rest of the right — in so many ways, but his election also reshaped how information spreads across conservative groups.
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Her swift switch when details of Trump's dealings with Ukraine emerged via a whistleblower report reshaped Washington politics but still threatened to come with substantial political risks.
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Tuesday's Google Doodle honors the psychiatrist who reshaped modern addiction treatment in the US on the 23rd anniversary of his election to the National Academy of Medicine.
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But analysts also say it is too early to tell what Trump will do in Syria since his views could be reshaped by establishment thinking in Washington.
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President Trump today reshaped U.S. policy toward Cuba, from Miami, announcing the intended overhaul of many of President Obama's liberalizations, calling it a "cancellation" of previous policy.
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The procedures follow the same basic principle: Incisions are made, extra skin is cut away, the remaining skin (and underlying structures) reshaped, then all sewn back together.
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His latest book, "We The People: The Modern-Day Figures Who Have Reshaped and Affirmed the Founding Fathers' Vision of America" published by Crown, is out now.
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In 1860-1917 the global economy was reshaped by the rise of giant new industries (steel and oil) and revolutionary new technologies (electricity and the combustion engine).
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The President's efforts may be driven by broad security concerns over "high risk" immigration, but they have severely reshaped America's status as a destination point for refugees.
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His latest book, "We The People: The Modern-Day Figures Who Have Reshaped and Affirmed the Founding Fathers' Vision of America," published by Crown, is out now.
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They will examine Google's revenue ($20 billion quarterly) and Facebook's hypnotic lure (eight billion video views daily) and how thoroughly and quickly tech companies reshaped modern life.
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The trust's board, which has already experienced tremendous turnover, will be reshaped as the agreement requires three trustees to step down by the end of the year.
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Today, gasoline sells at historic lows, thanks to fracking technologies innovated here in the U.S. Behind the scenes, even more fundamental changes have reshaped our energy industries.
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Population shifts and party realignments have reshaped the country's political landscape, a phenomenon that may put as many as 2023 in 5 seats in play in 2020.
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The hand-drawn hanger on a protest sign becomes an actual hanger relentlessly severed, then reshaped, by the artist's fingers — as though carefully constructing some industrial talisman.
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But Ms. Gan said that she was not nervous about publishing Mr. Zhao's works and hoped that they would shed light on an era that reshaped China.
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Last year Patek Philippe updated its 20-year-old women's model, the Twenty-4, which it reshaped with a round dial and reintroduced with an automatic movement.
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PARIS — Fiat Chrysler late Wednesday abruptly withdrew its proposal to merge with Renault, walking away from a deal that could have fundamentally reshaped the global auto industry.
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But his editorial ethos — curious, skeptical, attuned to the pleasures of consumerism and the anxieties of urban life — permanently reshaped several of the country's most prominent publications.
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At the same time, they all seemed to welcome long, detailed conversations with me, both to explain and to speculate about how these events have reshaped them.
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Still, experts say AI — defined broadly as machines programmed to mimic human intelligence in areas such as problem-solving and learned behavior — has reshaped the medical landscape.
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In recent years, the bank has significantly reshaped its operations by shedding tens of thousands of jobs, selling underperforming businesses and shrinking its global investment banking business.
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The growing abundance of such private sources of capital has supercharged the tech industry and reshaped the financial landscape, a trend that arguably predated the Vision Fund.
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The growing abundance of such private sources of capital has supercharged the tech industry and reshaped the financial landscape, a trend that arguably predated the Vision Fund.
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It seems to propose a painting as a sentient thing, if not quite a being, or a visual metaphor for thought (yours, mine, ours) reshaped by art.
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Should he take the bait, President Trump risks allowing external foreign policy crises to define his tenure, not unlike the way 9/11 reshaped George W. Bush's presidency.
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"The lamps are coming back on in an incredibly important region," Nagy said of changes in Ethiopia that have reshaped the political landscape in the Horn of Africa.
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Lanier shares his thoughts on how the "manipulation economy" has reshaped the world we live in and why we should be controlling and profiting from our own data.
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Marvel introduced the costumed alter-ego of Wakanda's King T'Challa in 1966, and in the time since he's been written and reshaped by a growing succession of writers.
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With regard to our current culture being reshaped by technology, sociologists and anthropologists have repeatedly stated that rates of social and technological change tend to accelerate in tandem.
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Thanks to steep regulatory costs and the need for physical infrastructure like ATMs and branches, banks have been shielded from the technological revolutions that have reshaped other industries.
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It's yet to be seen whether America's offices will be reshaped indefinitely in the era of #TimesUp, but one thing is certain — the search for solutions is on.
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Bets included Uber Technologies Inc and WeWork parent The We Company in a spending spree that has reshaped the venture capital industry as SoftBank outguns less-capitalised rivals.
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In the hands of legendary comic book writer and artist Frank Miller and current Superman writer Brian Bendis, Superman and his backstory are being reshaped for modern times.
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Most of us marvel at the inventiveness of great minds that have reshaped our world – icons like Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Jack Bogle and Elon Musk.
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Bets included Uber Technologies Inc and WeWork parent The We Company in a spending spree that has reshaped the venture capital industry as SoftBank outguns less-capitalized rivals.
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"Other in-laws may already have reshaped the family culture in a positive or negative way, which can also influence the reception for the new person," he says.
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The rocky history of water on Mars: The new study is the latest in a series of findings that have reshaped our story of the fourth planet's H20.
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This season, we're noticing a lot of these mainstay silhouettes — the maxi, the wrap, and, yes, the A-line —reshaped and reimagined in ways we haven't seen before.
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It's just one example of a much larger trend toward cloud computing, a paradigm shift that has radically reshaped the technological landscape at schools across the United States.
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He reshaped the entire 212 dialogue with his compelling nationalist argument that illegal immigration and trade deals were part of an unfair system that was working against them.
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The health law's tax credits to help people buy private coverage would be kept but reshaped so that they are less generous and cost the government less money.
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The products are widely available online, of course, including from Amazon, which by some estimates accounts for half of all online shopping and has reshaped the retail industry.
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"The painful history of Native Americans in this country is one that cannot be erased or forgotten, but the narrative of those experiences can be reshaped," he said.
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As prime minister from April 1993 to May 1994, Mr. Ciampi led postwar Italy's first technocratic government during a sweeping corruption inquiry that reshaped the country's political landscape.
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But that movement grew, and today it has produced a full-fledged, far-flung diaspora of athletes on six continents that has reshaped the landscape of the sport.
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Mr. Bertolini said he assumed that the Affordable Care Act, the landmark bill that reshaped the health care market, would be repealed but perhaps some parts would survive.
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Mr. Trump reshaped the election map with large gains across rural America, most significantly from industrial Midwest counties where whites without a college education made up the majority.
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In the summer of 1981, President Ronald Reagan famously fired 11,000 striking air traffic controllers, an unprecedented move that reshaped how workers in the United States approach striking.
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Lawmakers told The Washington Post last month that the gender shift reshaped the legislature's approach to countless issues during this year's session, from women's health to gun violence.
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Social media has also reshaped the relationship between brands and their customers, and encouraged the former to develop anthropomorphized presences that weigh in on issues of the day.
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In many ways the world itself was literally different, as Blizzard reshaped the geography of zones and quest progression of the core continents for 2010's Cataclysm expansion.
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Hours after Donald J. Trump won the race for the White House, scores of regulations that have reshaped corporate America in the last eight years suddenly seemed vulnerable.
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And hanging over it all is President Trump, who has reshaped both parties, moving them toward the political poles even as he fortifies a hunger for tougher leadership.
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Also this year, HYT, the independent Swiss watch brand known for the liquid activity inside its watches, reshaped its flat sapphire crystal to a bell-jar shaped dome.
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They were born into a world reshaped by the 173 attack at Columbine High School in Colorado, and grew up practicing active shooter drills and huddling through lockdowns.
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On Friday, the ride-hailing company that has reshaped urban transportation pulled off the year's most anticipated initial public offering, one of the biggest in United States history.
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They were born into a world reshaped by the 1999 attack at Columbine High School in Colorado, and grew up practicing active shooter drills and huddling through lockdowns.
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Over the course of a video, you see sprawling structures where once there was nothing, rivers reshaped by bridges and dams, landscapes carved up by roads and rails.
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Now, The Times is examining how cannabis has reshaped health, public safety, education, parenting and life in general across the state, and we want to hear your stories.
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But "The Riddle of the Sphinx" moved the show forward to still-bigger themes: creation, death and the hubris of men who believe these forces can be reshaped.
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More concretely, he has reshaped the College of Cardinals, making it less white, less Italian and less representative of the Roman curia, the bureaucracy that governs the church.
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Without his presence as a fulcrum for the city's ire, the response to his presidency has been reshaped, taking on a new dimension and renewed earnestness, activists say.
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Bird methodically reshaped the team into a contender again, building a promising core around George and Danny Granger and helping mold the troublemaker Lance Stephenson into a force.
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His death, too, underscored the devastating consequences of an opioid epidemic that has reshaped everything from how children are raised to how they are being taught in school.
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Founded as a water utility during the reign of Napoleon III, it reshaped itself after embarking on a whirlwind of acquisitions and asset sales in the late 1990s.
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Along with the looming threat of tariffs from the United States, new technology like electric and autonomous vehicles raises the prospect of a radically reshaped auto industry worldwide.
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Stephen A. Ross, a seminal theorist whose work over three decades reshaped the field of financial economics, died on March 3 at his home in Old Lyme, Conn.
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By the 1960s, a powerful alliance of unions and civil rights organizations reshaped the Democratic Party, from the bottom up, and made racial liberalism a core party commitment.
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If every Democrat now believes that the super PAC issue is neutralized, it will free up the kind of money that could have reshaped the race last summer.
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The maps of these cities, their surrounding regions, and larger national boundaries, are being reshaped by our warming planet—and they may look very different in our lifetimes.
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Annan would later say that he should have done more to prevent what unfolded in Rwanda, and that events there and in Srebrenica had reshaped his global thinking.
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There's something special about capturing them in this moment of early maturation, because nature will surely reshape them as quickly as they have reshaped their respective musical realms.
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Former Windows and Office chief Steven Sinofsky recalls how the arrival of the Mac at Cornell in the 1980s quickly reshaped the computing landscape at his college campus.
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Back in Europe, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson reshaped his government on Thursday, with the U.K. looking to forge a future for itself outside of the European Union.
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The deal is the latest example of how the auto industry is being reshaped by new technologies and nimble companies that have raced ahead of many traditional carmakers.
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It has also drawn a backlash in some quarters and, as Ellen Barry writes in the latest article in the series, reshaped the politics of many young people.
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The poll is revealing in what it tells us about how Trump's brash and often unorthodox approach has reshaped partisan opinions, especially within the traditionally hawkish Republican Party.
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If successful, the deal will both reshape how Uber is structured and be the biggest sign yet that the Japanese conglomerate has reshaped Silicon Valley finance in 2017.
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There are two key developments that have reshaped my thinking about Affordable Care Act repeal: The Republican Party is fracturing around Obamacare in ways we haven't seen before.
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These have been radically reshaped to adapt to three national economic sicknesses—a financial system that companies still mistrust after the crisis; a broken tax code; and monopoly profits.
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That change is indicative of how radically President Donald Trump has reshaped the Republican Party in his own image since he seized it in a hostile takeover in 2016.
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Despite his unpopularity with the American public writ large, Trump is extremely popular among Republican primary voters, and the modern GOP has reshaped itself around his agenda and persona.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's new congressional map, released in February, reshaped Costello's district from a closely divided one to one Hillary Clinton would have won by nearly 216 points.
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On the trip, I watched, with equal parts fascination and nausea, as a Swedish derm completely reshaped patients' jawlines, chins, and noses with a few pushes of the syringe.
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Organized by Leicester University's Jan Zalasiewicz, the group will study the ways in which our species has reshaped the planet, and how we've essentially become a force of nature.
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Each species' genetic code is like the sheet music of a symphony, each letter of its DNA a musical note, written, rewritten, edited, and reshaped over millions of years.
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Fitzsimmons and his team think `Oumuamua may have been covered in ice long ago, but has been reshaped after hundreds of millions of years of traveling through deep space.
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The coal industry made it possible for many families to survive and prosper; at the same time, it has reshaped the state's landscape and saddled residents with health problems.
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They're a reminder that this body is all I have—that it can be reshaped, cleaned up, cut, and sewn, but, one day, everything but bone will be gone.
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Now that Trump is president-elect, the Muslim registry isn't being reanimated — it's being reshaped into something that not only could pass constitutional muster but also isn't even unprecedented.
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First Trenitalia will then operate HS2 and the reshaped InterCity West Coast rail services together as an integrated operation in the second phase, from March 2026 until March 2031.
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"In a very real way, this era reshaped the world, the languages we speak, the religions we follow, the foods we eat and the diseases we catch," Perry wrote.
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Over the last few years, though, their grip on power appeared to falter as Donald Trump catapulted to the top of the Republican ticket and reshaped the party's platform.
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For several years, automakers have understood that their industry is being reshaped by the use of advanced computer chips, software and sensors to develop cars designed to drive themselves.
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In 2011, he emerged as the central member of Odd Future, a rap collective whose charged music videos and edgy interviews reshaped artist image-making for a new decade.
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The site is being developed in consultation with the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art and will be reshaped by Wheeler Kearns Architects of Chicago to maintain its industrial feel.
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Why it matters: Even those laying out the case for a positive AI future painted a picture of society being fundamentally reshaped by the presence of significantly smarter computers.
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Both parties were reshaped by political developments in the 1960s — the counterculture, the Vietnam War, Barry Goldwater's candidacy, the Voting Rights Act, and the racial realignment of the South.
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Sunday's events were the culmination for Macron of a week of commemorations of the war, one of the bloodiest in history and one that reshaped Europe's politics and demographics.
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The 2008 financial crisis reshaped American politics, birthing a politics of outrage in the Tea Party on the right and an enduring strain of progressive populism on the left.
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He held up a picture of his infant son born with a heart defect and reshaped the debate in terms of how proposed changes would affect kids like his.
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Ms. Mann, whose plays include "Having Our Say" (based on the memoir by two centenarian African-American sisters, the Delanys), said the project's research had reshaped her mental geography.
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With its Prime same-day and second-day delivery, it has reshaped shopping behaviors, supported by millions of workers managing the logistics of delivery, package sorting and fulfillment warehouses.
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In the 14 years since the U.S. Open was last contested here, a new wave of talent has reshaped the way the game is played at the highest levels.
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The only real way the struggling state enterprises can be modernized and reshaped is for Belarus to open up its economy to the West and reform its government accordingly.
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A small but savvy coalition of foot soldiers led by Phyllis Schlafly mobilized against the Houston conference's aims, and their successors reshaped gender politics and party lines in America.
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Lopez Obrador's National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) party reshaped Mexico's political landscape with a convincing victory in the 2018 elections, winning majorities with its allies in both houses of Congress.
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For three decades, he has been documenting colossal mines, quarries, dams, roadways, factories, and trash piles—telling a story, frame by frame, of a planet reshaped by human ambition.
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I fell so in love with the possibilities of breaking into a 3D canvas I never looked back and am happy to say it completely reshaped my career trajectory.
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Daniel Oppenheimer's sequence of biographical essays about six left-wing defectors, "Exit Right: The People Who Left the Left and Reshaped the American Century" (Simon & Schuster), begins with Chambers.
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Hospitals also needed to be reshaped so they were no longer standalone facilities but instead, part of a network that included other providers such as diagnostic units and social services.
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In one sloppy photo, you can see the silhouette of his original ear, which was slimmed down and reshaped (notice the brim of the hat of the man behind him).
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Sweden's far-right populists won their biggest ever share of the vote in Sunday's general elections, underlining how immigration has reshaped politics even in one of Europe's most tolerant democracies.
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The armistice and the peace treaties that followed in 1919 and 1920 reshaped the maps of Europe and the Middle East, and imposed vengeance on the defeated, seeding future conflicts.
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This is part of a greater plan by Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat, who has reshaped the company's myriad and often fanciful interests in futuristic technology with a more fiscal focus.
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It is also something of an acknowledgment that only a few media powerhouses will survive in a new environment being reshaped by streaming services and consumers cutting the cable cord.
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Over four days in 2001, they proved that Google's index could be stored using fast random-access memory instead of relatively slow hard drives; the discovery reshaped the company's economics.
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A tough debate this week — she called him a "smirking banker," and he called her a "high priestess of fear" — so far appears not to have significantly reshaped the race.
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Distinto says she turns to Google like clockwork throughout the day, typing in the four letters that have reshaped her life over the past four years: D-A-C-A.
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Instead, the exhibition attributes damage in these periods to simple reuse: Muslims no longer understood what these monumental statues meant, so they reshaped them into building blocks for new construction.
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Comfort and performance Still, the new front seats have been reshaped and accommodated two rather differently shaped adult reviewers during a day of driving, with the right amount of bolstering.
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Yet just as Hurricane Sandy helped lure crowds to "the End" (Montauk was hit hard, but far less so than beaches farther west), the storm has reshaped this community again.
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There are also some concerns that Apple, which has already reshaped how people live, communicate and entertain themselves, is pursuing yet another way to influence society, this time through health.
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What Elizabeth is seeing here is not a perfectly recalled memory, but a moment shaped and reshaped by the collective and cultural memory that often motivate her as a character.
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Johnson's unexpected departure from the race on Thursday, announced just minutes before the party unveiled the list of candidates, shows the speed with which the political landscape is being reshaped.
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Through its rankings and algorithm, Amazon is quietly reshaping online commerce almost as dramatically as it reshaped offline commerce when it burst onto the scene more than 215 years ago.
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In its annual World Energy Outlook 2017 report, published Tuesday, the IEA said that over the next two decades the global energy landscape would be reshaped by four major forces.
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The health law's tax credits to help people buy private coverage would be kept, but would be reshaped so that they are less generous and cost the government less money.
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Even so, the oil that Nicaragua has already received in recent years has reshaped the image, and the lifestyles, of the leftist Sandinistas who overthrew a dictatorship in the 215s.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A booming financial services industry has reshaped London's skyline over the past 250 years, with gleaming towers dubbed the "Cheesegrater" and the "Walkie Talkie" testament to its impact.
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"Regardless of what happens, they've reshaped the social media landscape," said Joseph B. Bayer, a communications professor at Ohio State University who has studied Snapchat's impact on how people communicate.
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Now, a very long way from hake and clementines, do read this Robert F. Worth story in The Times, about how a ransom for royal falconers reshaped the Middle East.
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The movement has "reshaped the discussion within the Democratic Party nationally," said Alex Caputo-Pearl, the firebrand president of United Teachers Los Angeles, the union that is currently on strike.
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Swift was the snake — painted as such by Kim Kardashian West, in a public feud that reshaped Swift's image from belle of the ball into something darker and more textured.
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But he resigned in frustration that August, citing the intransigence of both sides in a conflict that had convulsed and reshaped the region and claimed hundreds of thousands of lives.
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But the book has memorable accounts of how railways and canals reshaped, and often deformed, Indian landscapes and social norms, and of the acquiescence, collaboration, or resistance of local élites.
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In the last two decades, social media, streaming and podcasts had reshaped the radio business, forcing old-school stations to rethink how and where they distribute and market their music.
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Then, the cells were cut and reshaped into specific "body forms" designed by a supercomputer -- forms "never seen in nature," according to a news release from the University of Vermont.
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And the tectonic drift of demographic change slowly reshaped the electorate — a booming population, especially in urban areas; new immigrant communities; younger and nonwhite voters turning away from the party.
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"The scale of Facebook and the targeting capabilities have entirely reshaped how we raise money as a [Democratic] party, and so to remove those would just undercut us," said Barnes.
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Negotiator The free-trade agreement between Canada and the United States that was signed in 1988 reshaped Canada's economy and provided the framework for the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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New forms of participatory democracy — the primary, direct elections for the Senate, the initiative and the referendum — reshaped a political system that seemed to privilege the few over the many.
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It's not an overstatement to say this core UCB group and their circle of friends (Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert) have reshaped comedy in the past decade.
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Bartlett's reassignment is the latest sign that the way the United States resettles refugees is being reshaped by the Trump administration, which is determined to restrict refugee admissions, advocates said.
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With the battlefield reshaped, international aid groups that had worked in opposition-held areas are now weighing how to serve those very same communities that are now under government control.
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Both companies hope to push people away from car ownership and promote shared and sustainable transportation services, among their many ambitions that have already reshaped traffic in major U.S. cities.
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For some, Apple's WWDC keynote event went like they hoped — the company introducing some exciting new products or technologies that hit all the sweet spots in today's dramatically reshaped tech environment.
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Biden, with his strong edge among African American voters, has a more comfortable lead in South Carolina, although the primary there could be reshaped by what happens in the early contests.
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Verizon's next CEO could face a dramatically reshaped mobile market within the next couple years if regulators allow the proposed $26 billion merger between T-Mobile US and Sprint to proceed.
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"Phyllis Schlafly is a conservative icon who led millions to action, reshaped the conservative movement, and fearlessly battled globalism and the 'kingmakers' on behalf of America's workers and families," Trump said.
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As a woman in my 703s, my own perceptions of aging and cultural relevance are constantly being shaped, and reshaped, by media, history, my peers, and strong, uncommon women like Rodin.
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Dating Apps in a Post #MeToo World: Dating apps have radically reshaped how we form relationships, our attitudes toward sex, sexism, objectification and desire — and quite frankly, what constitutes good manners.
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While the first few speakers were little more than ceremonial leaders, Henry Clay reshaped the position and helped push the country into the War of 1812 when James Madison was president.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Qatar's foreign minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, said on Saturday that regional alliances need to be reshaped and new governance principles need to be put in place.
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A burger reshaped into a bulky, flat-faced pyramid gleams with sesame seeds, while a brioche loaf breaks out of the icebox in the hyperrealistic photography by creative firm, Mathery Stud.
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While their advances aren't as tangible as the westward march of the railroads and the early growth of mass production, they have reshaped our lives, and the consequences are newly apparent.
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Mr Mokyr thinks that education currently treats people too much like clay—"shape it, then bake it, and that's the way it stays"—rather than like putty, which can be reshaped.
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The legislative slowdown in Madison this year has been especially jarring after Mr. Walker's tenure, when conservatives passed a series of sweeping laws that reshaped the state in their own image.
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Playgoers on both sides of the Atlantic will know theaters that are reshaped for almost every production; many dancegoers know spaces where the audience watches from two, three or four sides.
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Dan Williams, a spokesman for Mayor Frank G. Jackson, also declined to describe how Dallas had reshaped the city's security plans, or whether officials were concerned about the state's gun laws.
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Finally, many colleges, especially the top universities, have reshaped the way they do business to not only admit more low-income students but ensure that those students walk away with degrees.
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Istanbul has sought to become an Islamic fashion capital, an ambition that reflects the degree to which Turkish society has been reshaped under the Islamist government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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He said his reshaped Capita will focus on five divisions: software, HR, customer management, government and IT services - the areas where long-term profitable growth is available in the outsourcing sector.
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Instead, Nixon's drug war was largely a public health crusade — one that would be reshaped into the modern, punitive drug war we know today by later administrations, particularly President Ronald Reagan.
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The exceedingly well-off have long left an outsize imprint on the city, but during the past two decades, New York has been even more aggressively reshaped in the their image.
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But the last 20 years have been a wrenching period for the world economy, with all sorts of forces that have reshaped fundamentals: globalization, demographic shifts, technological changes and much more.
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He reshaped the company as a major e-commerce delivery partner, earmarking billions of dollars to expand and modernize the UPS network to handle lower-profit home deliveries of online purchases.
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Our reporter made a rare trip on a U.S. Navy surveillance flight over the South China Sea, which pointed out how profoundly China has reshaped the security picture across the region.
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In just over a decade, Facebook has connected more than 2.2 billion people, a global nation unto itself that reshaped political campaigns, the advertising business and daily life around the world.
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In 1952, 1968, 1972, 1984 and 2016, New Hampshire voters tore down the establishment candidates, either forcing them out of the race or setting up lengthy primaries that reshaped the party.
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I know that my problems may seem minor to those who suffer from clinical depression or suicidal thoughts, but my personal battle with anxiety has reshaped my views toward mental health.
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The battle between the presidency and Parliament taps into a longstanding fight between Somalia's government institutions, a struggle that is likely to be reshaped by any coming negotiations over power sharing.
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These start-ups have reshaped the urban landscape, putting bikes equipped with GPS and digital locks on almost every street corner in a way that Silicon Valley can only dream of.
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But it wasn't always so, and the rapid rise of General Motors through the 1910s not only reshaped the Midwest but also reflected tremendous changes in the American economy and society.
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"Divided We Stand" argues that the potency of these advocates and their successors reshaped not just the nation's gender politics, but the politics of the Democratic and Republican Parties as well.
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A flood of cheap cameras, sensors and microphones — and a growing public acceptance in trading privacy for comfort and ease — has reshaped the American workplace and family quicker than anyone expected.
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The divide between Mr. Sanders, a democratic socialist, and Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican-turned-independent-turned-Democrat, reflects the large chasm in a party that has been reshaped by President Trump.
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But very few people predicted all of these things coming together the way they did even 10 years ago — and these were developments that drastically reshaped the climate and energy landscape.
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X-ed out By the time the Royal Navy's X-1 launched on November 16, 4113, the 1922 Washington Naval Treaty had dramatically reshaped the post-war balance of sea power.
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This changed because of polarization and political tribalism, because currents in elite opinion reshaped liberal politics and backlash reshaped the G.O.P. But if you delve into this paper's coverage of those long-gone abortion debates, you'll be reminded that it also changed because the Catholic Church — in New York, especially — used to be an effective pro-life political force straddling partisan divides, instead of an institution devastated by attrition, internal division and the sex abuse disaster.
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Young artists like Lil Yachty and Lil Uzi Vert, following in the tradition of innovators like Chief Keef and iLoveMakonnen, have reshaped hip-hop's ascendent sound into something more atmospheric and melodic.
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One way to understand the current political moment is to see it as the culmination of four decades during which the growing political activity of business has fundamentally reshaped how Washington operates.
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You reshaped our outlook on love, life, and sexuality by being successful at simply doing whatever the fuck you wanted—all while having a gentle attitude and a smile on your face.
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I think the performance Ashton gives as Chiron shows just how Little, played by Alex, has been reshaped in the world's image, or as a response to the aggression of the world.
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The company has faced harsh criticism in recent years from TV and advertising executives, who complain that Nielsen has failed to keep pace with the digital transformation that has reshaped the industry.
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His ambitious social enterprise has been singled out by the Specialty Coffee Association of Europe for three years, but what makes it stand out is how it has reshaped Lee's hometown community.
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Because China's hard landing has caught each metal at a different point of the supply spectrum, a natural fundamental landscape that can be reshaped by producer cutbacks or the lack of them.
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In 2014 it announced a new device called Catapult that uses a special kind of chip called a field-programmable gate array (FPGA), the configuration of which can be reshaped at will.
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ON TAP FOR TOMORROW: Jay Solomon, author of "The Iran Wars: Spy Games, Bank Battles, and the Secret Deals That Reshaped the Middle East," speaks at the Heritage Foundation at 12 p.m.
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And you have to remember we've invested a lot in R&D, we have reshaped our salesforce, we have— you know, the benefit of focus in this split is something I underestimated.
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Lee's, a Midtown fixture for more than six decades, is at one end of a half-mile between Broadway and Park Avenue that is now being reshaped and redefined by supertall towers.
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Swedbank's reshaped balance sheet is producing resilient financial metrics and the bank's focus on conservative risk-returns and on tight underwriting standards, both domestically and in the Baltics, is supporting asset quality.
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It is unable to give even a basic account of how liberal capitalism reshaped the globe and established a succession of imperial orders (British, then American) at incalculable human and environmental cost.
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Global Soccer LONDON — Mauricio Pochettino, born in Argentina 10 years before the Falklands War reshaped his country, now works as a coach helping to shape Tottenham Hotspur and the English national team.
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Earlier this year, The New York Times introduced a newsroomwide strategy review, with the goal of providing something of a guide for how the newsroom should be reshaped for the digital age.
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The increasingly nasty contest is testing the degree to which Mr. Trump has reshaped the Republican Party, making unwavering loyalty a prerequisite and rendering suspect any hint of an appetite for compromise.
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After more than two years in power, the Law and Justice party and its leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, have reshaped the judicial system in ways that critics say undermines the rule of law.
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Even Fox News, the mirror Mr. Trump has used to reflect the story of a presidency reshaped in his own image, has broadcast segments critical of his abrupt decision to pull troops.
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A. Lincoln Center was the crown-jewel project of the Mayor's Committee on Slum Clearance, which was overseen by Robert Moses, the man who reshaped the city in the mid-216.3th century.
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The sale, organised by BNP Paribas, has been agreed with the European Union to secure antitrust clearance of E.ON's purchase of Innogy's network and retail assets, which has reshaped Germany's energy sector.
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NASA's Cassini spacecraft will plunge into Saturn within days, incinerating itself after a 20-year mission that has reshaped scientific understanding of the solar system's most exotic planet and its mysterious moons.
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On this week's Popcast — recorded from various home offices, connected virtually — a conversation about how the coronavirus has already reshaped the year in pop music, and the dominoes that yet may fall.
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Instead of scrutinizing this amazing cuisine with such a nebulous criterion as "authenticity," we should recognize these foods for being cleverly adapted, remixed, reshaped—and above all, for being very much real.
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But with few major legislative accomplishments to her record, both Democrats and Republicans said, Ms. Sinema is largely running on a political image that she has shaped and reshaped over the years.
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The fact that it is openly admitting to attacking US forces is a significant difference to how it usually operates, and shows how Soleimani&aposs death has reshaped and escalated the confrontation.
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Mr. Bankoff reshaped Vox Media to rely less on digital advertising, and after expanding its video and podcast businesses, the company had a modest profit on $185 million in revenue last year.
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The entire event is at odds with our current moment — one in which inequality, economic precarity and populist frustration have infiltrated our politics and reshaped our relationships with once-adored tech companies.
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Ms. Humphries and other digitally minded painters start by acknowledging that new technologies have constantly reshaped painting — from printmaking in the 16th century to photography in the 19th to social media today.
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These companies, including gig economy darlings like Uber and Lyft, are generally older and larger, powered for years by billions of dollars of private money that has reshaped the start-up world.
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Amid a torrent of action, disruption and protest, the new President's moves on trade, immigration and foreign policy have honored his campaign promises -- and dramatically reshaped Washington's role in national and global affairs.
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New videos taken by the US Geological Survey reveal the dramatic extent to which the encroaching lava has reshaped the surrounding landscape, turning once gorgeous beaches into a smoldering pile of volcanic waste.
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He was co-head of EMEA corporate banking and debt capital markets for two years until October 2016, when the bank reshaped the operation and split the management of DCM from corporate banking.
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Little did those early gamers know they had participated in the birth of a $75 billion global industry driven by technological innovation that has reshaped our notions of sports, film, and even reality.
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Ethiopia's prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, extended an olive branch in April, shortly after his appointment, as part of a package of reforms that have reshaped the political landscape in the Horn of Africa.
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The home audio system concept — featuring bulky high fidelity (hi-fi) speakers and other assorted equipment that could easily costs thousands of dollars — has been reshaped into something more compact and less expensive.
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Consolidation has already reshaped the market; first B/E Aerospace became part of U.S. business Rockwell Collins, then France's Zodiac Aerospace lost a bid to stay independent and got taken over by Safran.
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It's an industry that has yet to be disrupted by the technological innovations that have reshaped so many other retail markets, they say… and one that's equally as large as the mattress industry.
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Donald, you've done something truly revolutionary: You've single-handedly reshaped the agenda of the Republican Party, mixing some left-of-center and centrist positions with the G.O.P.'s traditional right-of-center stuff.
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It was when the world made a series of great leaps forward, propelled by da Vinci, Michelangelo, Copernicus and Columbus, that produced the Renaissance and reshaped science, education, manufacturing, communications, politics and geopolitics.
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Readers made that clear after our article about the ways that Donald J. Trump has reshaped how white Americans talk about their racial identity — and the grievances that sometimes come entangled with it.
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"If the amateur landscape is being reshaped, then why wait to follow the N.C.A.A.'s lead?" he wrote, referring to litigation in recent years challenging the governing structure of big-time college sports.
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The opposition wants Assad removed from power at the start of a transitional period, a demand Western countries have backed away from as Russia's military intervention has reshaped the war in his favor.
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But as we wait for more data, it's worth remembering all of the big news events this year, and what came of them: Many moved the polls, but none fundamentally reshaped the race.
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At the Democratic National Convention in 2008, the two barrier-breaking black officials were featured during a luncheon for rising stars in a party that was already being reshaped in Mr. Obama's image.
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That year, polls showed Sanders down by 20 points in Michigan heading into Election Day, and his stunning victory in Michigan completely reshaped how people viewed the primary contest between him and Clinton.
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His photographs have stretched and reshaped the concepts of time, space and light endemic to the medium, and in the process they have altered our grasp of history, visual perception and existence itself.
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The big picture: Carpe Donktum's video is an example of how the movements of online trolls and meme-makers who support Trump have "reshaped mainstream politics and the media," the Washington Post reports.
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In Red Bull's wake, other Web radio and live-broadcast efforts emerged, such as NTS Radio and Boiler Room, which reshaped how musicians and fans around the world saw and heard one another.
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The Justice Department said on Monday that it planned to overturn antitrust-related movie distribution rules from the early days of Hollywood, citing an entertainment landscape that has been radically reshaped by technology.
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"I selected him because he is passionate about jewelry, and his is exceptional," said Ophélie Renouard, who 25 years ago reshaped the traditional bow to society into the charity event it is today.
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This blend of insider and outsider, of mainstream and conspiracy, is a feature of how Mr. Trump has reshaped the Republican Party in his image, and the core of his presidential origin story.
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Europe was feeling the crush of asylum seekers from Syria and North African migrants, an influx that reshaped communities from Spain to Sweden, spreading a fever of anti-immigrant rage in its wake.
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What emerged on Monday, including an agreement to cede three seats to Elliott, again highlighted the power of activist shareholders, who have successfully reshaped swaths of corporate America through public fights with companies.
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"The work he did during his time leading the House Veterans' Affairs Committee has reshaped V.A. for generations to come and will positively impact the lives of millions of veterans," Mr. Wilkie said.
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The Democrats running to replace Trump, for their part, have also mostly centered him as a maximally influential figure, explaining their deep concern about the ways in which Trump has reshaped the country.
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In the meantime, lower earnings can be sufficient at the rating level given management's commitment to maintaining a higher capital buffer and our expectation that the reshaped business model will improve earnings stability.
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He is the author most recently of State Capture: How Big Conservative Activists, Big Businesses, and Wealthy Donors Reshaped the American States—and the Nation and is a fellow at the Roosevelt Institute.
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If there was any book in 2019 that shaped, or reshaped, the way we've been thinking about productivity, it's How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy by Oakland-based artist Jenny Odell.
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Yet, no matter how restaurants or diners feel about it, Instagram has become a necessity that has reshaped how we eat, how chefs run their business and how we decide where to dine.
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Before Tuesday night, Barack Obama was slated to become the most important American president since Ronald Reagan, a liberal icon in the mold of LBJ or FDR who deeply reshaped the federal government.
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She has reshaped the party, dropped her father, and focused on rebranding the National Front as a protector against globalization and defender of French values, including secularism, against Islamist militants and "massive" immigration.
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If these are "earth works," there is nothing bombastic or aggressive about them (in contrast to the more assertive interventions of certain artists who have literally reshaped nature to suit their expressive purposes).
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Instead, in the course of the conversation Trump reshaped U.S. policy in the Middle East, abandoning a quarter of Syrian territory and handing Ankara the job of finishing off Islamic State in Syria.
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Instead, in the course of the conversation, Trump reshaped U.S. policy in the Middle East, abandoning a quarter of Syrian territory and handing Turkey the job of finishing off Islamic State in Syria.
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"We've deliberately reshaped the company to focus on high-quality video businesses with global scale and are well positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for the very best video content," Mr. Bewkes said.
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By shifting their existing levels again, and adding new weapons, outfits, and challenges to play in them, IO have reshaped the jobs to be done, and refilled the toolbox with which to do them.
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Fiat Chrysler bails: Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) has withdrawn its proposal to merge with French automaker Renault (RNLSY), squashing a deal that would have reshaped the auto industry and created the world's third largest carmaker.
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Its large and diversified portfolio is a strength in the global automotive market, which is being reshaped by the development of global platforms and the acceleration of new technologies and demand from large manufacturers.
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It's an easy assumption to make; after all, America's military is the strongest in the world, and our involvement has reshaped various conflicts over the past 50 years, in ways both good and bad.
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But in its choices for the public service prize, the Pulitzer board also recognized the cultural shock waves caused by the #MeToo movement, which has reshaped the modern conversation around gender, harassment and fairness.
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Nestle, the world's biggest packaged food company, has come under pressure from activist investor Daniel Loeb to deliver specific margin targets as well as a faster pace of share buybacks and a reshaped portfolio.
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"Phyllis Schlafly is a conservative icon who led millions to action, reshaped the conservative movement, and fearlessly battled globalism and the 'kingmakers' on behalf of America's workers and families," Trump said following her death.
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Most Americans take for granted that citizens convicted of felonies lose their right to vote, but the intersections of these prohibitions with mass incarceration have radically reshaped the voting population of states like Florida.
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Events of the last few days appear to have completely reshaped the assumptions that Trump brought into office about improving relations with Russia that have pitched to their lowest point since the Cold War.
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In the past two years, Berger has reshaped the trade association's plan of attack, drilling down on a three-pronged approach focusing on advocacy, education and compliance assistance in the post-financial crisis world.
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Washington (CNN)On Sunday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel uttered a single sentence that speaks to how fundamentally President Donald Trump has reshaped -- and will continue to reshape -- the world, and America's place in it.
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The Medicaid program could also be largely reshaped by repeal and replace legislation, which could affect some poor seniors enrolled in the Qualified Medicare Beneficiary Program and the Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary Program.
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It was only after the presidential race's stunning outcome, however -- exacerbated in some progressive quadrants by Fallon's hair-tousling moment with then-candidate Trump -- that the ratings reshaped the state of late-night play.
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Vodafone Chief Executive Vittorio Colao will step down in October after 10 years in which he reshaped the world's second largest mobile operator into a digital communications powerhouse with a string of major deals.
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Many of those decisions sprang from the era between 1954 to 1969 when the court's liberal wing, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, reshaped American society like no other Supreme Court before or since.
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Nintendo reshaped the console market in the mid-2000s with its innovative Wii, whose motion-sensitive controllers and relatively simple games dramatically expanded the audience for gaming, attracting millions of so-called casual players.
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Even if the target renters for those Dogpatch apartments decamp for the suburbs eventually, their preferences, predilections and disposable income will have reshaped what a city is — and who can afford to live there.
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The bond market tends to be more closely tethered to the direction of the overall economy than stocks, so that suggests investors in recent weeks have not radically reshaped their view on future growth.
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His vision for the airline — one that reshaped the industry — centered on using more fuel-efficient, low-cost planes to reduce fares and challenging his employees to provide no-frills service without lowering standards.
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This whole experience has reshaped how Asgari thinks about the US. "America always seemed like a land of opportunity, that if you're willing to be a part of this community, it reciprocate," she said.
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While Mr. Fields was a polished salesman and marketer, the company struggled to plot a course as the industry was reshaped by electric vehicles, autonomous technology and ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.
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And, in Madrid, Diego Simeone has reshaped his Atlético Madrid team around a slight teenager from Viseu, Portugal, with only one season of senior soccer under his belt — if that, really — named João Félix.
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But this year, for the first time, organizers issued an open invitation for new volunteers, asking for outsiders to join the paranza in a neighborhood where gentrification has reshaped the once-predominantly Italian enclave.
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Junior agents, some with three years on the job and no significant case accomplishments to their names, were flocking in droves to D.C. The bureau had begun to be reshaped in a massive way.
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The military dictatorship that ruled the country from 1973 to 1990 rewrote the nation's laws and economic policies and reshaped its institutions to encourage free-market competition and to minimize the role of government.
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Trump has reshaped the country's legal system, appointing two Supreme Court Justices and a hundred and sixty-two other judges, most of whom can be counted on to rule with conservative principles in mind.
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But Morgan Stanley's overhaul of its bond trading business two years ago, in which it cut one-quarter of its bond trading staff and reshaped the business, has paid off despite weak trading conditions.
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Sky has reshaped itself into a Pan-European satellite provider in recent years, buying Sky Italia and a controlling stake in Sky Deutschland for more than $9 billion from 21st Century Fox in 2014.
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Writing at the start of the crime wave that warped and reshaped so much for the next two decades or so, she is fiercely determined to prove that cities are not friends to criminality.
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That move proved pivotal for Scharf: He quickly became Dimon's right hand man and followed him for the next 25 years in a series of roles at institutions that reshaped the U.S. banking landscape.
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"From 85033 to 2007, he reshaped the state with a steady stream of big ideas and unbending determination," the newspaper's editors wrote in their editorial, mentioning his efforts on education, tax cuts and jobs.
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His resignation, which takes effect Friday, is the latest fallout as the Trump administration has reshaped the CFPB, trying to rein in the agency that is supposed to protect consumers against big financial institutions.
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"As industries from manufacturing to agriculture are reshaped by data science and cloud computing, jobs are being created that demand new skills — which in turn requires new approaches to education, training and recruiting," Rometty wrote.
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We believe this offers the best evidence about how a massive restoration of ex-felons' voting rights would have reshaped Florida's 83 election — and what this would mean for the partisan balance of the state.
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Technology investment markets are being reshaped by private equity and sovereign wealth funds that have started bidding aggressively for assets alongside the world's biggest venture capital firms, stoking concerns of a new private market bubble.
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FORTY YEARS ago in Houston, Texas, a group of conservative pastors pulled off a heist at the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention that reshaped both America's biggest Protestant denomination and its national politics.
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Taken together, those 2 films underscore how the next wave of superhero movies are being steadily reshaped by lesser-known heroes who are resonating with audiences, in the process becoming vanguards of the genre's future.
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"In sum, these 25,000 employees, led by CEO Matt Maddox and a reshaped board of directors, are the company that stands before the commission today, and not Steve Wynn," the company said in its Jan.
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Weather patterns around the world are being reshaped by the heat added to the atmosphere from one of the top three strongest El Niño events on record, which is centered in the tropical equatorial Pacific.
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ANKARA/ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish lawmakers elected seven members to a reshaped judicial authority on Wednesday, part of a constitutional overhaul backed by a referendum last month that considerably expands the powers of President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Sanford has been fiercely critical of Trump, saying on NBC's "Meet the Press" last week that the president has reshaped the Republican Party and that conservatives needed to reflect on the future of the GOP.
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As free trade, new technologies, the rise of China, and other seismic changes have reshaped the world's economies, political divisions have emerged between those who gain from the current system and those who do not.
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Buchanan, however, refused to view the state as a black box uninteresting in itself: He asked where the rules come from in the first place, and how they could be reshaped according to libertarian principles.
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If he does, and then implements trade policy commitments that align him with labor unions more closely than Democratic presidents, Mr. Trump could accelerate trends that have gradually reshaped both parties' standing among white voters.
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This pull exerted itself weakly but meaningfully on the tax bill, which was dominated by a corporate tax cut but also reshaped around the edges to cut more taxes for the middle class and families.
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It also came against the backdrop of maneuvering by many powers — most notably Russia and Iran, Mr. Assad's most important allies — to influence the outcome of a devastating conflict that has reshaped Middle East politics.
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Netflix has already reshaped this industry in a way that will be felt for decades to come, and if the streaming service can win over the Oscars, then one of Hollywood's last barriers will fall.
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"We have a window before us within which we can help reshape those institutions and that order before it gets reshaped for us by the rise of other powers and other events," Mr. Burns said.
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With his unlikely romp across the Super Tuesday map, Joe Biden reshaped the 2020 Democratic primary — and got the two-person race against Bernie Sanders that seemed like a pipe dream a few days ago.
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"The decision to change is not easy — culturally or operationally," he said, adding that the approaches that have brought success in the past "are really no guarantee of future success" as the industry is reshaped.
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Some scholars and fans embraced "Watchman" as a long awaited sequel to Ms. Lee's debut work, while others dismissed it as an inferior rough draft, one that was eventually polished and reshaped into a masterpiece.
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Every sport has had a moment where innovation has reshaped that sport's outer limits, whether it was introducing carbon fiber bike frames, adding sticky rubber to climbing shoes, or putting a rocker on a snowboard.
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Danny Yagan, the Berkeley economist and one of Buttigieg's top economic advisors, is widely considered one of the world's top young public finance economists, and has already reshaped how the profession thinks about taxing wealth.
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Access Living reshaped Chicago's landscape for the disabled and became a model for cities across the country, and from that, Ms. Bristo founded the National Council on Independent Living, which she led for many years.
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By the 1990s, economic factors redefined Material Art: Deng Xiaoping's reforms reshaped major cities like Beijing, and many artists who had emigrated in the '80s, such as Ai Weiwei and Lin Tianmiao, returned to China.
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But just as supermarket and drugstore chains have reshaped local economies and wiped out many small businesses, dollar store chains are beginning to take over neighborhoods where mom-and-pop dollar stores have traditionally dominated.
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Kiermaier, hardly a household name in professional sports, represents the new order in baseball, a sport that has been reshaped in staggering ways in recent years by a convergence of statistical analysis and camera technology.
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Much more significantly, Mr. O'Reilly helped Mr. Ailes turn it into the beating heart of a new, populist conservative movement, one that reshaped the political landscape while making its parent company, 21st Century Fox, billions.
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Boosting federal R&D spending to its historical average of about 1 percent of gross domestic product (GDP)—some $230 billion—could ignite the type of discoveries that have reshaped and revitalized the U.S. economy.
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Also on Tuesday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that a deal had been reached with 10 other Pacific Rim nations on a reshaped Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement that doesn't include the United States.
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He also said that Trump's surprise deal with Democratic leaders to raise the debt ceiling and fund the government has reshaped the political dynamics and created "legislative space" to get tax reform done this year.
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The new process was put to the test soon after it was announced — and the results were ambiguous, at best, as CBS tried to get its bearings in a landscape reshaped by the #MeToo movement.
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Then, when the controversy exploded this week, Kelly's reaction came across as jarring and insufficient, especially at a time when American political and public life is being reshaped by revelations of abuse and sexual harassment.
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When Vox's editors sat down this fall to determine which events of the 2010s have reshaped who we are, we knew one thing for sure: The election of Donald Trump tugged us toward opposite poles.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening to quit NAFTA, which has reshaped the continent's auto sector over the past 23 years, unless major changes can be made to return manufacturing jobs to the United States.
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Not only did the internet revolutionize the way candidates campaign, it also reshaped the political media landscape; leading to an exponential increase in campaign coverage, as well as media campaign polling over the past decade.
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But as I caution in a recent book, State Capture: How Conservative Activists, Big Businesses, and Wealthy Donors Reshaped the American States—and the Nation, progressives all too often take the wrong lessons from conservative victories.
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The thousands of West Indian workers whose exploited labor forged the Panama Canal, also reshaped the cultural traditions of the country, infusing the landscape with among many other things, an inherent love of reggae and dancehall.
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At times, Reset scans as strategically engineered to burnish Pao's narrative, which has been reshaped by time and the collective memory of her trial to turn her into a figurehead for the diversity movement in tech.
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Of course, because this video of David Cameron exists as a meme, it's now entered the league of the ultra-meme wherein it's been reshaped and reshifted like putty by the willing hands of the Internet.
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Hailed as a landmark book offering a collective, serious challenge to white feminists by women of color, "This Bridge" reshaped how feminism was revised, reconceptualized, expanded, and laid the groundwork for the centrality of intersectionality today.
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Scarcity-based science fiction is often used to comment on late-stage capitalism, but aside from the Moon base being reshaped from a swastika to a dollar sign, The Coming Race is silent on the matter.
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During an interview with Entertainment Weekly ahead of season 2's premiere — which will be Foy's last in the royal role — the actress revealed that playing the Queen had reshaped her perception of women in power.
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Sony has reshaped itself to target expansion in lucrative areas such as videogames, entertainment and camera sensors, and not to pursue sales growth in areas such as smartphones where price competition with Asian rivals is acute.
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But it didn't need a rare presidential press conference to make clear that the President's second trip abroad showed just how much he has reshaped America's role in the world since taking office six months ago.
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Dame Zaha Hadid, the Iraqi-born British architect whose soaring structures left a mark on skylines and imaginations around the world and in the process reshaped architecture for the modern age, died in Miami on Thursday.
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The merger talks come at a pivotal time in the industry, as a series of deals, major changes to the 2010 Affordable Care Act, dubbed Obamacare, and rising drug prices have reshaped the U.S. healthcare landscape.
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Mr. Hagerman commits as hard as a method actor, and his self-imposed regimen — white-noise tapes at the coffee shop, awkward scolding of friends, a ban on social media — has reshaped much of his life.
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Y Combinator said that it may make its Summer 2020 accelerator program entirely virtual, proving that even the world's premier accelerator isn't immune to having its business reshaped by the novel coronavirus spreading across the world.
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California is "shaped by its Mexican history, its deep-rooted black communities, and its multilayered immigrant communities," the website added, saying the state is a place where the palate is being constantly reshaped by everyday cuisine.
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Negotiators for Mexico, the United States and Canada last week began a fourth round of talks originally intended to modernize the deal, which underpins trade and investment among the three countries and has reshaped Mexico's economy.
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Thousands of people around the world commemorated on Sunday the centenary of the armistice that ended World War I, the so-called Great War that left millions dead and reshaped European borders, international warfare and society.
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It's the subject explored in a new podcast series by the British journalist Jon Ronson, who spent a year reporting on how pornography production in the San Fernando Valley has been reshaped by the internet age.
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In our particularly troubled age, it feels fitting that Als would revisit the titular author, artist, and queer icon, who among his many indelible marks on twentieth-century culture, radically reshaped discourses around power and identity.
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Though Earth was hit by the same flux of objects as the Moon, natural processes such as plate tectonics or the presence of oceans continually reshaped our world, washing away huge chunks of its geological memory.
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Newcomers from Asia, Eastern Europe and Africa, drawn by tourism and service jobs, have reshaped city neighborhoods and created a wave of fusion food restaurants serving everything from banh mi burgers to Alaskan halibut po' boys.
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Leading rounds that include scratching out checks that start about $250 million (Slack) and head to $10 billion (Uber), its scale has reshaped Silicon Valley in 2017 — and, more to the point, irked the VC community.
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The president has been aided in the courts, which threw out the country's term limits, describing them as unfair to politicians like Mr. Morales, a leftist who has reshaped Bolivia in his dozen years in power.
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What he characterized as "great wells of democracy" became a metaphor for a panoramic movement for social justice that reshaped every corner of American society and inspired Presidents Kennedy and Johnson to make the cause their own.
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The toy industry was utterly reshaped by electronics in the 0003s and 2000s, first by memorably tinny toys like Milton Bradley's Simon and Texas Instruments' Speak and Spell, and later by the rise of video game consoles.
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Fast forward, and the ripple effects of the program have not only been wide-reaching, but they've quietly reshaped the industry in ways that only those closest to Sequoia have been able to fully appreciate — until now.
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The law reshaped corporate oversight after accounting scandals in 2001 and 2002 at Enron, WorldCom and other major corporations exposed inadequate internal controls and auditors who had become too cozy with the companies whose books they examined.
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UBS has reshaped its strategy in the wake of the global financial crisis, slimming down its investment bank and focusing more on its wealth management business, which now accounts for more than half of its operating profit.
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But whoever takes the post will step in to a position certain to be reshaped by the monitor, who is to be chosen by early June by the mayor, the Council speaker and a Nycha tenant leader.
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ZURICH/BENGALURU (Reuters) - New Novartis Chief Executive Vas Narasimhan has further reshaped the Swiss drugmaker, announcing on Thursday he is selling U.S. dermatology and generic pill assets to India's Aurobindo Pharma Ltd for up to $1 billion.
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In the 150 years since Lincoln, the ideal of government "by the people" has reshaped Americans' democratic aspirations and their political practices — for example, in the Progressive Era introductions of direct primary elections and referendums and initiatives.
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The latest study of the weapons he was found with, published in the journal PLOS ONE on Wednesday, reveals that Otzi was right-handed and had recently resharpened and reshaped some of his tools before his death.
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At the same time, as truck and car bombs reshaped terrorism in the 20th century, armed, crude drones in the hands of terrorist groups and even lone actors are likely to reshape terrorism in the 21st century.
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Biddy Martin, the college president, wrote online messages to the Amherst community announcing that the institution would embark on a mission to prove that its sports rosters could be reshaped to include underrepresented ethnic and socioeconomic groups.
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But Obama's major policy initiative, the Affordable Care Act, has certainly reshaped politics despite its best efforts to keep interest groups happy, maintain rather than replace the private insurance system, and work within the boundaries of federalism.
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Also Friday, Trump's top intel official declared that the current danger of more Russian cyberattacks is akin to warning signs before 9/11, when 3,000 were killed and terrorism reshaped the core of our country and lives.
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This political myopia makes sense, given the degree to which Trump and his cronies have upended American political norms, reshaped the Republican Party into something even more power-hungry and intellectually vacant, and threatened our very democracy.
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It was important to set it pre-Columbine as well, to give a sense of what suburbia looked like for teenagers—particularly young white males—before that one incident reshaped our cultural perspective and replanted our fears.
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Voting districts that had historically leaned to the left were reshaped to include around 5,000 more voters than districts that traditionally leaned right, according to an analysis by polling specialists at Political Capital, a Hungarian think tank.
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Our most basic of human behaviors — having sex, having babies, loving others — have been pushed through the sausage-maker of our cultural expectations and norms and reshaped in the service of someone else's pleasures, needs, or appetites.
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While President Trump has largely, and loudly, focused his immigration policy on the border, his administration has quietly reshaped the country's legal flow of foreigners, including those seeking to travel, work or study in the United States.
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Georgia State, Leading U.S. in Black Graduates, Is Engine of Social Mobility Georgia State, once seen as a night school for white businessmen, has reshaped itself amid a moral awakening and a raft of data-driven experimentation.
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A half-mile up the road, Jeff Ryder sat in a pickup truck, directing the workers who were answering reports of flooded roads and the crews trying to buffer and build dunes being reshaped by Florence's winds.
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The offer comes as swaths of the industry are being reshaped by deals: • China National Chemical Corporation, known as ChemChina, is closing in on a $43 billion takeover of Syngenta, the Swiss farm chemical and seed company.
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As we meandered through the park over fallen leaves, Bulu reminisced about how the vicissitudes of their lives had reshaped her and her sister in different ways, while I couldn't help noting how fiercely they had converged.
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The rise of contemporary and then streetwear brands reshaped consumer wardrobes and shopping patterns, as elitism was trounced by accessibility, and brick-and-mortar emporia went from being magnetic landmarks to millstones weighing down the bottom line.
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Plenty more deals lacked the eye-popping price tags but still reshaped Silicon Valley, as the big companies bought up smaller services in their markets only to later snuff them out—what some have called killer acquisitions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. securities regulators are set to take two former stockbrokers to trial in a case that tests the ability of authorities to pursue insider trading charges after an appellate court's ruling reshaped the law.
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Larry Sabato, a political scientist at the University of Virginia, wrote in an email: Trump reshaped the Republican electorate in 2016, but his performance will determine whether this was a one-shot reshuffling or something more lasting.
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In 1876, Melville Louis Kossuth Dewey invented the Dewey Decimal System, which radically reshaped library cataloging: It was the most efficient system in history, and it allowed libraries across the country to use a standardized cataloging system.
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Now, oil majors that were slow to seize on shale are seeking further efficiencies by adapting technologies for highly automated offshore operations to shale and pursuing advances in digitalization that have reshaped industries from auto manufacturing to retail.
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But Bioware refined Mass Effect over the next two installments, paring back less successful elements while continuing to build a story in which your choices carried over from game to game and reshaped each installment in surprising ways.
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Taking a page from "Boardwalk Empire," HBO's costly Prohibition-era gangster drama (which ran five seasons and drew about two million to three million viewers an episode), Mr. Winter reshaped the rock project as a cable-TV pilot.
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"We have reshaped our overall business mission and key strategies that are driving it," Nintendo of American President Reggie Fils-Aimé told TechCrunch in a sit-down interview ahead of the launch of the company's latest mobile offering.
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RESHAPED FARES Government pricing regulations can distort the market for seats, which typically sell for higher prices at times of peak demand and lower prices in quieter periods, said Andrew Herdman of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines.
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Startups like Zillow and Trulia have reshaped the real estate market by giving consumers their 24-hour covetable, clickable window into shoppable home sales — and the other players in the real estate marketplace are struggling to catch up.
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Since we conducted our first CEO survey 383 years ago, the world has reshaped itself faster than we can reshape ourselves; from a massive increase in trade and financial flows and global online traffic to improved living standards.
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In any event, the urban landscape of the U.S. is being radically reshaped by technology companies — creating cities that are haves and have-nots much as technology has bifurcated the national economy into digital haves and have nots.
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Sitting in a training room at the offices of Foundation for Change, the local drug charity running the course, two participants told VICE Impact how learning about feminism has already dramatically reshaped their perspectives in four short sessions.
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When Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders take the stage in Brooklyn on Thursday for their ninth Democratic presidential primary debate, they will stand amid a shining example of how the American economy has been reshaped in their lifetimes.
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Third Point spelled out its demands for Nestle months ago and reiterated them in Friday's letter: specific margin targets, a faster pace of share buybacks, a reshaped portfolio and the sale of Nestle's stake in cosmetics giant L'Oreal .
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But the heavy Talmudic volumes left a residue, an inherited respect for textual interpretation that—reshaped into secularized form—led people like me to embrace the humanities, an arena in which the English Department held pride of place.
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"Almost single-handedly Duterte has reshaped the regional strategic dynamics, with both Beijing and Washington recalibrating their next move in the South China Sea as they try to anticipate the Filipino strongman's foreign policy trajectory," Mr. Heydarian said.
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But the book also represents the fruits of two decades of conversation and friendship between two researchers whose work has reshaped scholarship on Jefferson, even as they have approached the man from different sides of the intellectual street.
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More recently, immigration has dramatically reshaped demographics in cities across the United States and set the nation on a path in which whites, while still the dominant group, will no longer be a majority within a few decades.
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This was a moment when things could have turned out differently; a progressive government married to the ideals of the young in the late '60s might have reshaped the American landscape in ways we cannot even imagine now.
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So after the Trumpian moment passes, our ethno-political fights will be gradually reshaped by how Asians relate to American culture, how American politics relates to them, and how they (because "Asian" contains multitudes) relate to one another.
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The rise in kinship care is one of many consequences of an opioid epidemic that has reshaped how children are raised, how they are being taught in school and what happens when they are placed in foster care.
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But still, with the group constricting, its damage to Afghanistan, by way of cruel bombings in the capital and rampant death among innocents, has reshaped Afghans' understanding of violence, a trauma that will linger for years to come.
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The flux surrounding white identity has also mobilized droves of young white people to begin understanding the set pieces of American prosperity as the product of privilege, and of systems that can be reshaped in more equitable ways.
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The discovery pushes the empirical timeline of forests back millions of years, which has implications for understanding how these trees sparked an "energetic revolution," meaning that their energy-efficient adaptations reshaped global ecosystems and climate, the authors said.
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But the announcement was the latest in a series of steps under the Trump administration that have reshaped the United States' role in conflicts between Israel and its Arab neighbors, to the benefit of Israel's right-wing government.
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The Republican Party and its candidates, particularly in state and local campaigns, are increasingly being reshaped in President Trump's image, adopting his laundry list of political opponents and his willingness to go to great lengths to spite them.
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The Austrian-born Mr. Haas, 62, a music professor at Columbia University since 2013, has recently been increasingly open about the unusual nature of his marriage, which he says has dramatically improved his productivity and reshaped his artistic outlook.
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New research conducted by The Plastic Surgery Group shows that women are opting for C-sized implants over DD, and are also opting for smaller nipples and areolae during breast surgeries that allow them to be reshaped and repositioned.
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TEL AVIV, March 216.47 (Reuters) - Online payment service provider SafeCharge International Group posted on Wednesday lower net profit in 22016 despite higher revenue as expenses rose as the company reshaped its customer base to upgrade the quality of revenue.
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Much like the research on the microbiome has fundamentally reshaped our understanding of biology, studies of the necrobiome appear poised to illustrate, on a small scale, what many hope will be a more rigorous way of doing forensic science.
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With the global economy appearing to be on a stable footing, the Federal Reserve raising interest rates and political rhetoric pointing to a pause on new banking regulation, growth beckons for an industry reshaped by the global financial crisis.
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They have reshaped crops and livestock through selective breeding and changed the structure of ecosystems by moving species around—most notably in the "Columbian exchange" that mixed together the fauna and flora of the New World and the Old.
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While Congress has yet to pass a budget, the Trump administration has drawn how it would like to see the federal government "reshaped," and most anticipate that reductions in force (RIFs) will be a part of this shape shifting.
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LONDON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Fans of Princess Diana gathered at dawn at the gates of Kensington Palace on Thursday to celebrate the life of a woman who reshaped Britain and its royal family when she died 20 years ago.
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In my new book – "We the People: the Modern Day Figures who have Reshaped and Affirmed the Founding Fathers' Vision of America" – I write about how President Nixon, with help from Billy Graham, brought the evangelical movement into politics.
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Anbang's shopping spree is part of an outflow of money from China that has reshaped global markets but has often been shrouded in secrecy, sometimes by prominent Chinese looking to shift their wealth abroad without attracting attention at home.
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"Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonFeehery: Pivoting to infrastructure could help heal post-impeachment wounds Press: Ukraine's not the only outrage The 2900 events that reshaped the Democratic primary race MORE admitted that he lied to the FBI," Burr said.
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If the role of the leadoff hitter — once the domain of the speedy, pitch-spoiling, sharp-eyed singles hitter — has long been reshaped by baseball's increased reliance on analytics, an emphatic confirmation came Friday on the Yankees' lineup card.
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For a few days, amid the busy period as front-office employees reshaped rosters with trades and signings, Carlos Beltran was sitting among them, learning how to use the club's internal networks to view video and file scouting reports.
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It is easy to think of other events from the past three decades that we understand to have reshaped the world: the fall of the Berlin Wall, the terror attacks on September 11, 2001, the financial crisis of 2008.
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Netflix's dominance is likely to be challenged in the coming years, but the company has already reshaped consumer standards, including the expectation that people can watch high-quality, Oscar-worthy first-run entertainment from the comfort of their couch.
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JioMart is a joint venture between Ambani's Reliance Jio, which reshaped the country's telecom market with ultra-cheap mobile data, and his Reliance Retail, the nation's largest retail chain with over 10,000 outlets in 6,500 Indian cities and towns.
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Jenkins will oversee a reshaped roster in Memphis that could include dealing point guard Mike Conley as the Grizzlies hold the No. 25.4 pick in the 5.33 draft and are expected to select Murray State point guard Ja Morant.
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The winning collaboration, a project called "Cytocouture" created by designer Carlos Villamil and MIT biomaterial engineer Laura Indolfi, used Indolfi's work with endothelial cells as a model for an adaptable garment that could be reshaped and modified in multiple ways.
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New York (CNN Business)Fiat Chrysler has withdrawn its proposal to merge with French automaker Renault — a deal that would have reshaped the global auto industry and helped the carmakers compete in the race for electric and self-driving vehicles.
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But it would be more accurate to say that in 22019, over a decade after SoundCloud and Spotify reshaped the music industry, there is now a new guard of gatekeepers — and Eilish was backed by them early on in her career.
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Related: A withdrawal by the U.S. military, a Turkish invasion and a newly strengthened Syrian leader have reshaped this week's peace talks in Geneva, which for the first time in years have brought together the Syrian government and opposition forces.
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After Macron reshaped France's political landscape with his 2017 election victory, obliterating the traditional center-right and center-left blocks that dominated politics for decades, the European contest is shaping up as a showdown between Macron's and Le Pen's parties.
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Seeking to put "America first", U.S. President Donald Trump has already pulled out of one major trade agreement and proposed a border tax on imports, arguing that certain trade relationships need to be reshaped to make them fairer for U.S. workers.
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The markets could be volatile and trading volumes higher as the S&P 23.7 sector shuffle takes effect, with the telecoms sector reshaped into a "communications services" index to include heavy-hitting technology stocks such as Facebook Inc , Twitter and Alphabet.
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Its reflections are reshaped by everything from our conscious choices of what to post (or not) to the algorithmic and deliberate manipulations that alter not just what we see in our feeds, but what we think about the real world.
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The labor-intensive job of taking bales of plastic waste to be broken down, cleaned, separated into different plastic resins and finally made into pellets ready to be reshaped into new products is now expected to fall to Southeast Asian countries.
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UBS has reshaped its strategy in the wake of the global financial crisis, slimming down its investment bank and focusing more on its wealth management business, which now accounts for over half of its operating profit and is the world's largest.
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Ashcroft was U.S. attorney general under President George W. Bush from February 2001 to February 2005, turbulent years in which U.S. policies and laws were reshaped by the so-called war on terrorism that followed the 2001 al Qaeda attacks.
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However, tensions simmered over the position of the frontier until this year when Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed offered to end the standoff as part of a package of reforms that have reshaped the political landscape of the Horn of Africa.
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Defence budgets are beginning to recover now, but as its companies search for models to sustain them in the future, Britain's aerospace and defence industry—with a turnover of £56 billion that makes it the world's second-largest—is being reshaped.
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The world's fifth-largest hotel group, being reshaped by Chief Executive Sebastien Bazin, paid 22015 million euros ($22019 million) for the loss-making start-up and pledged to invest a further 203 million euros by 220 to help it grow worldwide.
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ROME (Reuters) - A series of earthquakes that rocked central Italy last week reshaped more than 600 square km (213 square miles) of land, lowering areas around the epicenter by up to 70 cm (28 inches), according to data released on Monday.
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The new company, ViacomCBS, will compete in an industry that has been reshaped after large-scale deals, including $85 billion purchase of Time Warner by AT&T and Walt Disney's buyout of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc's film and television assets.
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Istanbul, where ancient mosques and churches jostle with gleaming skyscrapers and faux-Ottoman shopping malls to define an evolving cityscape, was reshaped by Mr. Erdogan's Islamist government, which created a glistening image of the city that is now threatened by instability.
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An industry source familiar with the matter said it was "more than likely" Airbus had missed the target by a handful of jets, marking the first time it has done so since it was reshaped through European mergers in 2000.
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But despite the imperfections of the narrative itself, the story actually functions as a woefully on-point metaphor for the way rape survivors are often treated: Their testimonies are reshaped and called into question, filtered through layers of subjective listeners.
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