Remember Varys's riddle: Power resides where people believe it resides.
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It's a meditation on power, and how it resides where people think it resides.
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I think that, again just kind of speaking personally as a consumer, I feel pretty good about the information I have that resides with Facebook, that resides with Google, that resides with these technologies ... Many people don't, that's interesting.
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"I think it's hard for us even to recognize how little power women have at the top, where the big money resides, where the real power resides," she says.
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The USCIS weighs the petitions by whether the marriage is legal in the home country where the spouse resides and in the state where the petitioner resides, the AP reported.
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People fail to distinguish what they know from what others know because it is often impossible to draw sharp boundaries between what knowledge resides in our heads and what resides elsewhere.
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"A smart company would not ignore sources of expertise, and most of the expertise in the world on landing on Mars resides at JPL [Jet Propulsion Laboratory], resides at NASA," Logsdon said.
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Alhassani is from Yemen and currently resides in Saudi Arabia.
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He is married with 10 children and resides in Georgia.
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Her work resides in numerous national and international public collections.
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About 70% of its value resides in ten domestic properties.
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The remainder of negative interest rate debt resides in Europe.
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His government rebased to Aden while Hadi resides in Riyadh.
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The killings also raise questions over where exactly power resides.
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One P2P firm, Zhongke Loans, resides inside the Global Centre.
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Farmer Rebecca Herberg resides in Montrose, Colorado with 150 kids.
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Corporate activism no longer resides solely in the corner office.
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Badiucao is a pseudonym and the artist resides outside China.
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He remains at large and resides in Turkey, prosecutors said.
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Juno happily resides in the Toronto Zoo's Wildlife Healthcare Centre.
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Here, after all, resides the future of the main company.
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"The primary responsibility still resides with the church," said Rep.
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Georgia resides at the intersection of many American vital interests.
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It is in the public sphere where their power resides.
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He retired in 1994 and now resides in Sarasota, Florida.
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Knowledge and expertise needed resides in silos that rarely collaborate.
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"Ikigai resides in the realm of small things," Mogi explains.
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But posturing resides on the opposite end of the spectrum.
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A different type of rodent resides in the London Underground.
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This is where the heart of our democracy now resides.
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We noticed that Japanese grammar resides in melodies, not letters.
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The political energy and passion now resides in the opposition.
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Now, she said, Nipsey resides in all who loved him.
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The swamp exists because too much power resides in Washington.
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My wife's contact info now resides under an icon down there.
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Lots of classical and folk music resides in the public domain.
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And Siri already resides in 375 million iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
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It is precisely in that space between where the truth resides.
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That kind of messy reality is exactly where The Farewell resides.
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Sigley has returned to Tokyo where he resides with his wife.
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The parent, Len Pozner, resides in south Florida, according to Today.
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A sojourner is a person who resides temporarily in a place.
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He left to attend college in Jacksonville, where he currently resides.
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Joseph, who currently resides in Colorado, welcomed the news about Byers.
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One of the tufted benches now resides in Ms. Paulus's office.
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Fitch believes that Multibank's major challenge resides in strengthening its capital.
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A mix of bafflement and bad feelings still resides in Fredericksburg.
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No one understands this better than Seattle, where Amazon already resides.
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An innate artistic voice, raw and unaffected, resides in Warhol's drawings.
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He's from South Kingstown, Rhode Island, and currently resides in Brooklyn.
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And essentially we get a perspective on where that information resides.
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Her quest as an artist resides in the field of abstraction.
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Khusyaynova, who resides in St. Petersburg, is not in U.S. custody.
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A piece of the Berlin Wall resides in Ein Hod, Israel.
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"Carnegie Mellon resides at the intersection of many disciplines," he said.
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Gentrification has already remade the corridor in which the deli resides.
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The true scandal resides in their continued resistance to be defined.
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Perhaps its greatest power resides exclusively in the province of literature.
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Yokohama resides in the perpetual shadow of its more prominent neighbor.
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The archive resides on their official site and includes rare EPs.
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He resides at the Willard Hotel in Washington during the week.
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It was destined to be a nonrelationship forged where Lucifer resides.
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A part of us resides in the freedom of the cetaceans.
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The language of photography resides at the core of his practice.
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My classmate, Jacqueline Gilmore Jackson, 49, resides in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Mary Vought is a conservative Republican strategist who resides in Virginia.
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She currently resides in New York, NY with her husband and daughter.
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The statue resides at the Madame Tussauds wax museum in Los Angeles.
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Schultz's district resides (a small portion is in northern Miami-Dade County).
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Turkey wants the United States to extradite Gulen, who resides in Pennsylvania.
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This is where the headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Control resides.
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While technology provides the tools, the essence resides in solid monetary policy.
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Gulen, a former ally and cleric, now resides in exile in Pennsylvania.
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Wiley is a 12-week-old dalmatian who resides in Denver, Colorado.
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The Rio Vista Farm resides in the center of a cotton field.
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Janne currently resides between his two studios in Amsterdam and Los Angeles.
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But more than 20% of France's population resides in Greater Paris alone.
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To reinvent Vine, an app that still resides in so many phones.
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Sarah MacDonald is greatness in living form who also resides in Toronto.
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Where the focus of these headsets actually resides is a bit unclear.
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JaJa is a trans woman and rapper who resides in Los Angeles.
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But the galaxy in which this supernova resides isn't in any catalogs.
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Eta Carinae resides in the Carina Nebula, 7,500 light years from Earth.
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Pregnant women are often assured this knowledge resides in the body itself.
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The simple explanation for the declining returns resides in the White House.
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Everybody should be promoting the genius that resides inside of black women.
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Currently, the family of five resides on Totem in Banderas Bay, Mexico.
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Rowling wrote the book while living in Edinburgh, where she still resides.
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"Morally, the party is not going where my compass resides," Bollier said.
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But whatever deity resides in the animatronic hell you'll surely burn in.
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The power of controlling energy distribution no longer resides with just utilities.
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Seat resides in Indiana where he is a consultant at Hathaway Strategies.
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It elicits valuable information about America and who resides within America's borders.
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"The power of fire resides in the power to spread," he said.
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I am also from Orange County, where the author resides in treatment.
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That's because Inglish lives in LA while Rocks still resides in Chicago.
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Currently, pitcher David Hale resides in the smaller of the two spaces.
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That power currently resides in hundreds of power centers across the country.
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The President resides in the penthouse when he's in New York City.
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Roughly $1.1 billion of cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities resides domestically.
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Buckingham Palace, where Queen Elizabeth II resides, is currently undergoing a renovation.
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We've basically made a commitment -- business outside China, data resides outside China.
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Right-clicking an app shows where it resides on the hard drive.
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Wood resides in an assisted living center, suffering from dementia, among other handicaps.
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Ayman currently resides in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia with his wife and three children.Strange.
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Nkisi claims Congolese roots, but grew up in Belgium and resides in London.
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It resides on thousands of machines in computer data centers across the globe.
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Power over national security and foreign policy always resides in the White House.
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He resides in San Jose, while she's from Massachusetts, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Amaru the two-toed sloth resides at Zoological Wildlife Foundation in Miami, Florida.
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Its design uses a donut-shaped reactor in which incredibly hot plasma resides.
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London was amazing because of the creativity and young talent that resides there.
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Ludo, a Maine Coon, resides in Wakefield, UK, with his human Kelsey Gill.
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The Germany native now resides with his hamburger collection in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Now a widow in her 80s, Malabar resides in her beloved Cape Cod.
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If there is an American pathology, this is the demographic where it resides.
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Another contradiction in this trade debate resides in the accounting for national wealth.
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The current GOP nominee's blatant anti-Hispanic bias resides comfortably in the GOP.
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The request for the subpoenas was filed Tuesday in Virginia, where Manafort resides.
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No doubt part of the pathology resides in Republican members of both Houses.
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Bitter regrets Lee, who now resides in South Korea, defected alone in 2015.
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Stearns now resides in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Blom is the Washington, D.C., director for Fundación Libertad and resides in Virginia.
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Dry, Milan: No surprise Jenner's top pick resides in pizza's original stomping grounds.
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Akhavan resides in the penthouse in the upper part of the former church.
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In political debates we assume wisdom resides with us and not our opponents.
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The problem resides in me, but overcoming it continues to be a burden.
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An earlier version of this article misstated where William Singer resides in California.
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Over time, he's built up his own flock that resides in Red Hook.
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Part of the explanation for the staggering improvement resides in a low baseline.
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Futia is an adoptive mother of three from India and resides in Massachusetts.
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She currently resides in Los Angeles, CA with her husband and three children.
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His other great warning was that evil often resides in the utterly familiar.
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A retro-style black and red marquee resides above the single box office.
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But ultimately, the decision to live longer, healthier lives resides with the people.
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Trump further argues that the server in question now physically resides in Ukraine.
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Today this Aphrodite sculpture resides in the National Archaeological Museum in Naples (MANN).
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He's from South Kingstown, Rhode Island, and currently resides in Brooklyn, New York.
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Cline resides in Seminole Landing, Florida, near North Palm Beach, the newspaper reported.
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Accordingly, the three-ton monument resides in the center of a three-road intersection.
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Curtis's films are fundamentally about power, how it's obfuscated and where it really resides.
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The only noticeable bezel rim, really, is the chin, where the selfie camera resides.
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But let's talk about those titular drivers, because that's where the 1More magic resides.
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Where there once was a pool, the infamous Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar now resides.
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Google's quantum processor Sycamore resides in an electromagnetically shielded cryostat that keeps it cold.
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Representation for ABC, where the show resides, declined to comment on Harrison's annual salary.
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The biggest threat to these glaciers' continued existence resides deep below the water's surface.
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The copy resides in the Library of Congress, according to the Detroit Free Press.
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Randone lives in Florida, but he's looking to move to California, where Nielson resides.
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Thomas, now 46, resides in an Oregon farm with his wife and three children.
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Logan resides at the Best Western Silver Fox Inn in Waterville Valley, New Hampshire.
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BERTHA RESIDES on a quiet industrial estate in Bristol, in the west of Britain.
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Tex resides at the Ima Survivor Donkey and Farm Animal Sanctuary in Cleveland, Texas.
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Or going to see the Loch Ness, where the fabled Loch Ness Monster resides.
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The 31-year-old is from Pasadena, California, but she currently resides in Brooklyn.
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In the middle of the spectrum resides the color green, at around 555 nanometers.
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Jameson now resides in Hawaii with fiancé Lior Bitton, with whom she shares Batel.
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He reportedly works out of the same Floridian beach city where his sister resides.
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No country in the world resides in as problematic neighborhood as the Jewish state.
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This is a pair of extravagant gadgets whose appeal resides in that very extravagance.
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There's not even any consensus on where, precisely, Ossoff resides on that political spectrum.
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Clinton, who typically resides north of New York City in the suburb of Chappaqua.
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Gina Ragusa is a personal finance writer for Mic who resides in South Florida.
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To appreciate the motives driving this transition, understand first where TV news now resides.
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Their fame, in part, resides with an instrument that's been kept in astounding shape.
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The new list confirmed that the current fastest machine resides in the United States.
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The greatest power resides with the audience — which bears much of the culpability, too.
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The stuffed animal now resides in Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live club house.
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First we're going to visit a dwarf planet that resides pretty close to Earth.
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According to Entertainment Tonight, Clarke is an LED light salesperson who resides in Nashville.
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But an endangered fish species called the Delta smelt also resides in the waters.
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Hassan and his son are U.S. citizens, CNN reports, but Swileh resides in Cairo.
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So the decision point really resides solely within the attorney general and the governor.
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"We seek Individuals to preserve the Temple that resides within us all," they write.
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Handel continued to make the point that Ossoff resides just outside the Sixth's boundaries.
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Handel continues to make the point that Ossoff resides just outside the Sixth's boundaries.
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Now she resides in a Venetian palazzo, in the care of her nervous niece.
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It resides approximately 85 miles away from where Heidi Hamels grew up in Buffalo.
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The largest population resides in the United States, the group said, followed by Israel.
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Now it does the same with a subsidiary that technically resides nowhere at all.
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Mr. Liu owns the couple's two homes in Vancouver, but resides primarily in China.
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SA: Part of seizing control of your life resides in focusing on your desires.
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He was raised there by his Haitian father, who still resides in the house.
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The new list confirmed that the current fastest machine resides in the United States.
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The slide now resides in Rhoades's refrigerator, taped to the bottom of a shelf.
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A domestic corporation, Justice Thomas wrote, resides only in the state of its incorporation.
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He currently resides abroad, advising companies on new market development and public affairs strategies.
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The "power of the purse" resides solely with Congress, not with the executive branch.
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It resides, instead, in a hyperlocal identity within the long history of Carolina basketball.
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It's a creation of geography student Robbi Bishop-Taylor, who resides in Sydney, Australia.
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It's very easy to recommend now, particularly on consoles, where the largest community resides.
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LaTorre, a Peruvian immigrant, currently resides at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Boulder, Colo.
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The key element is the voice assistant, regardless of what device it resides in.
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