And who knows where it's going to resurface after that?
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It's not clear whether I have enough air to resurface.
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Help us resurface from our darkness, from the systematic oppression.
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Instead, the poop is expected to resurface downstream within decades.
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Could ESOPs resurface during election season in a greater way?
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When they resurface, it's to begin serving all guests tableside.
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Some kinds of depression might resurface immediately, El Gamal says.
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And if so, could this behavior resurface in the future?
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The devices will eventually resurface and be retrieved by the drones.
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If that's reached, talk of euro/sterling parity will surely resurface.
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Did tons of people from your past resurface after you won?
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People from your past could also resurface, thanks to Mercury retrograde.
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It took three years for the proposal to resurface once again.
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Will they resurface as a destabilizing force two summers from now?
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Fans thought Scott's appearance was a big clue Kanye would resurface.
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Sometimes old childhood animosities resurface and guide decisions later in life.
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Perhaps they bury in coastal sediments, then resurface due to erosion.
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No word yet on how these initiatives may resurface for 2020.
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In my experience, they resurface elsewhere, often to prey on others.
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Also, someone from your old job could resurface in your life.
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Long-lost messages will likely resurface, so that will be intriguing!
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Messages you previously didn't understand or deal with will also resurface.
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Perhaps with added solar power, the fish could simply resurface to charge.
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Think back to autumn 2010—themes from that year may resurface now.
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That means the virus would likely resurface again later in the year.
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A power struggle may arise, and something that's been buried may resurface.
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Without needed structural changes, investor fears could easily resurface, said TCW's Meirelles.
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But I'm starting to resurface in being able to listen to music.
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Many components of the American Health Care Act are bound to resurface.
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Heirlooms, family albums, and memories you thought were long gone may resurface.
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Instead, they tend to resurface in our awareness—including in our dreams.
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Memories may resurface that help you make sense of your current situation.
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Tweets from hours and days before mysteriously resurface to haunt the present.
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The subjects of conversation melt and swirl and resurface in thick eddies.
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After that, it doesn't resurface in the MCU chronology until The Avengers.
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But with Swift publicly denouncing this bleached look, we doubt it'll ever resurface.
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Whatever it is, we're just glad to see this weird, random joke resurface.
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But the competition is tough, and very likely to resurface at the Oscars.
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He says the posts regularly resurface when Media Matters targets a conservative personality.
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Old anxieties about not having enough or feeling unprotected can resurface decades later.
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Chris and Casey resurface minutes later and it appears we're ready to go.
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It doesn't mean that when primary battles come that factional differences won't resurface.
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Fortunately, they were defeated this time, but will likely resurface in the future.
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Still, the KKK and white supremacy would continue to resurface through US history.
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Don't expect any similar price-cutting proposals to resurface under the Trump administration.
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Some pastimes just fade away, to resurface only with the smirk of irony.
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While memories of the 1974 hung parliament will resurface, this time is different.
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They believe he is simply praying and meditating somewhere and will resurface soon.
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When he didn't resurface, his girlfriend went to the park's staff for help.
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The court remanded the waiver to HHS, and it could resurface with changes.
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That original New York footage disappeared, but it was bound to resurface eventually.
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Old news will also resurface for you to examine with a new perspective.
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Yet there aren't that many of them left; pop and youth had to resurface.
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Chosen with some thought, these animals naturally resurface throughout the year with personal relevance.
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Such funding disputes could resurface later in spending bills for the next fiscal year.
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Go deeper: 2020 Democrats defend Kamala Harris as false claims on her race resurface
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But then Rodriguez began to struggle in the water, went under and didn't resurface.
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Whether she decides to resurface the pic or not, Ciara will be just fine.
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However this doesn't mean it won't resurface months or in some cases years later.
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I use my jetpack to resurface regularly, and the trip takes another 30 minutes.
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And as the excavation continues, predictably — maybe even subconsciously — Hope's own health issues resurface.
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It is jarring to resurface at show's end, from harrowing privation into cushy Chelsea.
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But though France has no shortage of excellent forwards, the issue continues to resurface.
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Just yesterday, NYT Cooking decided to resurface its no-knead sourdough recipe on Instagram.
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For hope to resurface, we need specific issues and potential compromises to re-emerge.
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But some analysts said concerns about the virus and oil demand would likely resurface.
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Well, it's time to resurface your grandmother's strict advice for scrubbing and hang-drying techniques.
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If Italian growth fails to pick up, tension with Brussels and markets will inevitably resurface.
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His plate discipline was gone and there was no feasible expectation for it to resurface.
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As infighting has escalated in southern Yemen, ISIS has seized the opportunity to resurface there.
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S. trade negotiations has been under the radar up to recently but could resurface soon.
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His doctor prescribed painkillers (his "drug of choice" over alcohol), triggering his addiction to resurface.
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If the hackers didn't really want to return files in the first place, why resurface?
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The episode may resurface at some future date, or it may be shelved for good.
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I have tried shutting down those questions, but they always resurface in more terrifying ways.
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This was a bitter lesson from Vietnam, and one that would later resurface in Iraq.
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But when the whales resurface for air, they can mistake floating plastic trash for food.
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Officials have disappeared from public view for months at a time, only to resurface later.
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The idea, according to Twitter, is to resurface old ideas that may have gone unnoticed.
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U.S. government debt prices were flat on Monday as trade worries resurface and rattle investors.
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But last week he saw an opportunity to resurface his name in the cultural conversation.
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Clinton slammed him for that move in 2016, and it's likely to resurface before Tuesday.
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But her lessons learned comment has and will continue to resurface between now and November.
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Several Zambonis, which resurface the trail at least twice a day, kept the route smooth.
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In 2012, a Missouri church sought state money to resurface a playground and was denied.
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The case concerns a Missouri program that helps schools use recycled tires to resurface playgrounds.
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Immigration negotiations resurface in the House; Trump meets with a bunch of very irate US allies.
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This tension could resurface Thursday night if Clinton chooses to defend Obama administration's engagement in Libya.
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In 2015 five Hong Kong booksellers mysteriously vanished, only to resurface on the mainland in custody.
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As Vox's Alex Abad-Santos reported, several beauty influencers with huge followings had racist tweets resurface.
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This is the third batch of Carlson's radio appearances to resurface this week from Media Matters.
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Following deadly clashes, the protest movement went underground with plans to resurface ahead of the election.
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Those efforts, in part, are an attempt to resurface lost queer history in an unscientific way.
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The two fugitives resurface and hijack an automobile in which they attempt to leave the city.
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Many of the conversations you've had over the last month or so will resurface for reconsideration!
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Mr. Trump himself often uses these types of violent crimes to resurface his positions on immigration.
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But that victory cleared the way for the war's underlying conflicts to resurface with a vengeance.
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But now as the 2020 election approaches, the arguments of those skeptics have started to resurface.
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Even Russian U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia, with whom Haley often sparred, said she would resurface in politics.
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Risks from labor contract renegotiation may also resurface in the fourth quarter of the year, they added.
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While ISIS may have been defeated, the Yazidis say they have not gone away and could resurface.
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Memories resurface for Alex after playing Desert Duty — and he finally realizes who is threatening the group.
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As Jake discovers, the past has a pull that makes you reluctant to resurface in the present.
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He was one of five Hong Kong booksellers who disappeared only to later resurface in Chinese custody.
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The issue will likely resurface this year, reports Axios' Joann Muller, who writes Axios' Autonomous Vehicles newsletter.
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Only when Cruz left the stage and her brother Eric began to speak did Ivanka's smile resurface.
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The controversy could resurface privacy concerns about other advanced technologies from Amazon that the company is commercializing.
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And now, Olivia Munn has helped resurface another ingredient on our must-try list: the Japanese potato.
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These beliefs mutate and persist, and resurface with a glumly predictable regularity after each new mass shooting.
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Although Houston will bear Harvey's scars for many years, it is poised to resurface stronger than ever.
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That your texts could one day resurface is a scary reminder of the permanence of SMS messages.
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Such funding disputes could resurface later in spending bills for the next fiscal year starting in October.
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I wondered if Tomic might rightly claim credit for a similar alchemy, should the MAM paintings resurface.
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If someone is not present when his name is called, he is given 24 hours to resurface.
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The interview with Warren prompted GQ columnist Laura Bassett to resurface allegations of "inappropriate" behavior against Matthews.
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The interview with Warren prompted GQ columnist Laura Bassett to resurface allegations of "inappropriate" behavior against Matthews.
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That's where Felzenberg's story ends, but it's where conservatism's travails begin — or rather, it's where they resurface.
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The case arose from a program in Missouri that helps schools use recycled tires to resurface playgrounds.
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They're about things like how exactly that dog survived long enough to resurface later in the movie.
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She vanished a decade later only to recently resurface in Queens where she is running Taiwanese restaurants.
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And I get downright uneasy every time the rumblings of the alleged return of Georges St-Pierre resurface.
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"At the same time, we expect it's a problem that will take decades to resurface," he told me.
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Elected officials are another once-common, now-rare pool for Supreme Court nominees that observers believe could resurface.
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Skin pros have become masters at using a cocktail of acids to resurface the face without the burn.
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A Hazara friend of his in Iran disappeared, only to resurface nine months later in a military hospital.
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Jim Cramer was tempted to resurface his "they know nothing" rant after hearing the Fed speak on Wednesday.
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If you didn't get nostalgic over old, forgotten, terrible things, they wouldn't resurface to haunt us years later.
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When Uranus changes signs on Tuesday, rebellious stints from late April and early May of this year resurface.
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The Treasure Island cleanup, conducted under yet another federal toxic remediation program, shows the problems that can resurface.
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At least Stewart's irrepressible charisma makes it out unharmed — hopefully to resurface someday in some other, better comedy.
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However, there are topics that continue to resurface which could impact the compliance risk profile of many companies.
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USC students flooded Facebook with memes after the Olivia Jade scandal that continue to resurface to this day.
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A Lutheran church in Missouri has the right to obtain a state grant to resurface its playground blacktop.
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For a decade and a half now the world's been waiting for Australian group The Avalanches to resurface.
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As one comes of age, these are questions that tend to continuously resurface, if they ever go away.
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The image would resurface in countless pieces of press and new lyrics from Wayne in the ensuing years.
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I could not attest to this, since "Onions" disappeared in 1978 and did not resurface until 2008, dead.
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Later, though, if their patrons had become a political headache for the government, their cases might suddenly resurface.
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Even if they go home, their anger would remain, and the protests would resurface months or years later.
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The plan could resurface now that Trump has a chance to replace McIntyre, who died on Jan. 2.
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My wife claims they resurface when I drink, but she doesn't know what she's talking about — she's American.
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These actively resurface the moon, which makes it one of the youngest surfaces in the entire solar system.
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The time to resurface roads is when the roughness index starts to climb, even before drivers report problems.
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And given Scorsese's long proclivity toward looking for meaning in Catholic symbolism, Frank's own Catholicism starts to resurface.
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YouTubers are infamous for getting canceled, whether they create drama for views or screenshots of insensitive tweets resurface.
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Longfield wonders whether children's data will resurface in a few decades and harm them in the long run.
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Even as tax overhaul proceeds on a slower timetable, expect that to resurface much sooner in the Obamacare debate.
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And no, we're not talking about those matchy-matchy House of Déreon ensembles that resurface every now and then.
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I went and had a facial with Shani Darden — she's the best — she had me try her Resurface serum.
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Yet I can't help but notice that in recent years the conversation around this diet has begun to resurface.
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The nomination will also resurface accusations of foreign interference that arose just months after the protests began last year.
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Over time, many of these former fighters will resurface elsewhere in Syria, Iraq and other countries, particularly in Europe.
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The questions they've faced for multiple seasons still exist philosophically and will resurface in a practical sense this summer.
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While the euro recovered, it was still failing to rally partly on fears that Deutsche Bank's woes could resurface.
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Use the AHA (25%)/BHA (2%) blend to resurface your face once a week, 20 minutes at a time.
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Concerns over simmering tensions between North Korea and the United States could resurface any time, likely lifting the yen.
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It's time for us to revisit what might be the best video to resurface in a very long time.
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Pauley This case centers on a Missouri program that gives schools money to buy recycled tires to resurface playgrounds.
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An earlier version surfaced online in August but disappeared from the internet, only to resurface in its current version.
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Plus, David Bowie's Tintoretto will resurface in Venice, and the University of Michigan-Dearborn opens a new art center.
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But tensions have begun to resurface as the battle against the Islamic State appears to be near an end.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An algorithm predicts where potholes will emerge so road crews can resurface streets before cracks appear.
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When Brown did resurface, he began engaging in a series of increasingly antagonistic acts designed to expedite his departure.
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Could he resurface somewhere on the timeline between his last "Breaking Bad" appearance and those ominous "Saul" flash-forwards?
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All of this would resurface in 1868, when the House adopted its 11 articles of impeachment against the president.
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This way, you can fix problematic queries, tag your search results more appropriately to resurface interesting content or add synonyms.
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It comes as other social media platforms, like Facebook, have rolled out features that resurface older posts to commemorate anniversaries.
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"Visions of death and violence" from his militant youth, during the carnage of the Cultural Revolution, resurface in traumatic flashbacks.
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Then there's the potential for political instability to resurface in Italy, along with Britain's pending exit from the European Union.
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However, the virus doesn't go away when your symptoms subside; it stays dormant in your nerves, and sores may resurface.
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The nominations, which come 30 years after Do The Right Thing's snub, has helped resurface reactions to that initial injustice.
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In fact, it still takes practice, and the old struggles sometimes resurface, but for the most part, I eat normally.
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Safe-haven gold edged up as buyers began to resurface after a 6 percent fall over the last few weeks.
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Secrets and surprises from your deep past, early childhood, or even from further back in your family's history may resurface.
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Then, they announced they were taking a break to deal with stress, and did not resurface online until this year.
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Marnie's own shell begins to crack after memories of her childhood resurface, partly through the mediation of a male psychoanalyst.
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And those attacks resurface during every ObamaCare hearing – including this week's House Ways and Means Committee hearing on healthcare taxes.
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Grab one (or more) before you head out — we can guarantee you'll resurface as a more knowledgeable and interesting person.
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When he didn't resurface, his girlfriend turned to park staff who launched a manhunt for the 32-year-old engineer.
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You know, at any time that memory can resurface and you think you're going through it again in the present.
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And if history is any indication, we can expect the stories of these curious objects to resurface again and again.
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The same play will resurface here in London in a matter of weeks, at the director Nicholas Hytner's Bridge Theater.
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But it is possible that East Island will resurface and the turtles and seals will return to their seasonal homes.
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Those concerns may soon resurface, especially given Mr. Ratcliffe's high-profile role defending Mr. Trump during the House's impeachment proceedings.
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That a serpent should resurface at just the moment scales were falling away from people's eyes is probably no accident.
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"All it takes is for a message to resurface online and be misinterpreted or reinterpreted, and off it goes again."
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Sanders is again hoping to resurface this debate and thus position himself as embodying Obama's ideals of diplomacy over war.
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A Facebook glitch has been causing messages from users' pasts to resurface — and people are calling it a 'cringe-fest.
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In ideological warfare the US and its allies lag far behind so ISIS can survive and resurface in other war zones.
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When Mercury enters Pisces early Sunday morning, you will be able to source inspiration from your past as deep memories resurface.
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The science is firm that traumatic events can cause memory loss, and that these memories may resurface years or decades later.
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Risk aversion has increased globally in recent days as fears of world recession resurface amid disappointing macro data in major economies.
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But old prejudices could certainly resurface — especially since he's bent the knee to another Targaryen, without consulting the proud Northern lords.
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As recession worries resurface, investors wonder whether the Federal Reserve could turn more dovish as the year comes to an end.
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Unless the effort to restore the rules is kept alive, there's no indication we can't expect the same behavior to resurface.
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Safe-haven gold also edged up as buyers began to resurface after a 6 percent fall over the last few weeks.
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Seth would disappear for a while but then resurface, finding May even as she went through a slew of phone numbers.
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Whatever happens, this is yet another timely reminder that the data you share with app developers can resurface in uncomfortable ways.
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Think back to mid-April—conversations back then that were put on the back burner because of Mercury retrograde will resurface.
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Lyft has avoided the question for today, but this is no guarantee that it will not resurface for someone else tomorrow.
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Scheduling conflicts stirred up from last week's eclipse resurface on Wednesday when action planet Mars challenges rebellious Uranus again, inspiring impulsivity.
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But they're starting to get healthy just in time for the stretch drive, with Brian Elliot the latest name to resurface.
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I've learned that I can go to the very depths of despair and resurface a few days later, ready for more.
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Old worries, forgotten bad dreams, repressed emotions, and secrets will resurface for you to process and heal during this Mercury retrograde.
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But he continued to resurface at odd political moments, gaining even more of a reputation for being involved in dirty tricks.
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It seemed inevitable that Dylan's accusation against Allen would resurface in this new climate and that his legacy would be reevaluated.
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"It's a gentler way to resurface your skin with a laser because it's not taking off a whole layer," he says.
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The reports prompted two of Shine's critics in the right-wing media world to resurface the Ailes-era allegations against Shine.
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"But I think IHOb will resurface at that point to hearken back to this fun time people are having right now."
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Symptoms of PTSD may also emerge, causing painful childhood memories to resurface, which may indicate that interactions are stressful, not nurturing.
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This also happened on January 13 and June 16, so think back to those dates since similar themes will resurface now.
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And so it's been a nice way to natively kind of resurface really cool products, and also make money, in turn.
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The center applied for $20,000 to resurface its playground from a scrap tire program run by Missouri's Department of Natural Resources.
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Yet those documents may resurface in the coming days when the president's lawyers take over to offer the president's defense. Sen.
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All of its apps have been removed from Play, but Lookout warned that the spyware would probably resurface in the future.
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Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia decided it was time to resurface its Learning Center playground, which is a hub of activity.
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Photo by Sean Neumann They're also what continues to haunt the residents living there since American Football's debut album began to resurface.
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The group made a pact at the end of the first film to return to Derry if the evil should ever resurface.
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I never did a bride's face without putting it on, because it really helped resurface the skin and make makeup last longer.
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One of the fishermen swam back to his crewmates clutching a bronze arm — the first find from the Antikythera wreckage to resurface.
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Not surprisingly, it didn't take long for the divisions to resurface around this new tragedy; the conspiracy theories, the blaming without evidence.
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I also was entirely psyched to see Elsie finally resurface, alive and well and angry, as I predicted she would all along.
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The drone can resurface by ejecting the ballast water, letting it go airborne once again and take off rom the water's surface.
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However, sometimes songs from the past can resurface in different times, different contexts, different socio-political landscapes, and take on new meaning.
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That hearing was part of the Trump administration's investigation into alleged Chinese violations of intellectual property, so expect this issue to resurface.
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Using optical character recognition, the company says you can then search for words found within the document to resurface the image later.
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Currently based in Singapore, Alam is expected to resurface in the industry but is understood not to be joining a direct competitor.
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It's also a good way to resurface products that are still relevant but have already been featured on Product Hunt's home page.
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When the Yoruba priest christened Khan "woman of fire," no one could anticipate how often the motif would resurface throughout her career.
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The prime minister seems to have steeled himself to such critiques, which resurface every year around the July 4 anniversary of Entebbe.
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Rita said not to worry, that it was rare for objects to resurface in the first couple of weeks after a robbery.
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Shocks arrive at 7:00 PM when Mars clashes with Uranus—beware of anger and irritability as issues from mid-summer resurface.
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After that, other rivals, including Sony, started mining their vaults to resurface games and hardware, while smaller companies began remastering past titles.
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That choice prompted allegations of cultural appropriation and a missed opportunity to feature a non-Western model, charges that may now resurface.
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That bill is certain to resurface in the new Congress, which makes us doubly grateful that Mr. Obama acted when he did.
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Soon they will resurface a few blocks south, in a space with dimensions (and an entrance) that replicate the restaurant's last incarnation.
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Fans will certainly enjoy seeing which characters resurface in this new story and in what ways, so let's not detail that here.
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In a highly-publicized case, booksellers hawking politically-sensitive texts in Hong Kong disappeared — only to resurface in detention on the mainland.
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The news was met with skepticism from some corners, given terrorist leaders have been reported dead before only to resurface months later.
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Gui was one of five Hong Kong-based booksellers who mysteriously vanished in late 2015 only to resurface in Chinese police custody.
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But intramural Kurdish hatreds began to resurface, and by 1994 Mr. Talabani's forces were engaged in a civil war with Mr. Barzani's.
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Museum officials had thought that the theft might have been a prank, and that the plaster study would resurface in a few days.
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A chef with a reputation for thoughtfulness and flair, Mr. Farrell left Firebox two years ago, and his fans eagerly hoped he'd resurface.
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As another trading week draws to a close, jitters continue to reverberate across markets as concerns surrounding the U.S.-China trade talks resurface.
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The time taken to appoint a new Prime Minister and the presence of the same parties in the coalition suggests disputes may resurface.
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Affleck also had past allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct resurface early in awards season, but they didn't stick the way Parker's did.
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Sea lions attach recovery lines to navy equipment, since they can dive and resurface quickly without getting "the bends" like a human might.
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The issue didn't resurface until 2017, when Nevada became the 36th state to ratify the ERA and, a year later, Illinois followed suit.
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But if Roethlisberger plays and Manning's turnover problems resurface, the No. 1 seed in the conference will be sent home after one game.
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But if Roethlisberger plays, and Manning's turnover problems resurface, the No. 1 seed in the conference will be sent home after one game.
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The topic of oil remains on the table with prices falling on Wednesday, as concerns over a global supply glut continue to resurface.
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Pictures and videos of them resurface online every now and again, and Walker hires them out to tech conferences, festivals, and other events.
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So let's dig into this week's news, starting with a breakdown so dramatic it's sure to resurface as clips in the reunion episode.
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That will resurface this week when the FCC votes on a media deregulation package that critics say will lead to more media consolidation.
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"We think a correction back to $1.4050 is on the cards should the Brexit risk premium resurface over the coming days," he said.
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It is an issue that will continually resurface until the election, after which the White House had better hope Republicans still control Congress.
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But plenty of names resurface, which is why I might find myself covering the consequences of another Hurricane Arthur as soon as 2020.
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When childhood sweethearts Jeff (Charles Michael Davis) and Olivia (Lea Michele) reunite for the holidays in Hawaii, old feelings resurface and sparks fly.
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Second, and perhaps more importantly, Kavanaugh's work gives Democrats an opportunity to question him on issues that may resurface in the Russia investigation.
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Old emotions may resurface for you to work through—things you have been ignoring step out from the shadows for you to process.
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The more realistic threat for home health companies is whether the federal government will resurface a new payment system that would make cuts.
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Safe-haven gold XAU= edged up 0.33 percent as buyers began to resurface after a 6 percent fall over the last few weeks.
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But Mr. Fesco would resurface with other ventures over the years, perhaps most prominently his Sea Tea cruises, which he began in 1997.
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These all come from us, as do more mysteriously layers of words and song that rise up and sink, perhaps to resurface later.
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After that it only took another 48 hours to reinstall all utilities -- electricity, water, sewage, gas and telecommunication lines -- and to resurface the road.
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The current oxygen supply aboard the sub remains unknown, as it's not clear whether it has been able to resurface during its radio silence.
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You might have better luck waiting for Leonardo DiCaprio to resurface from the sunken Titanic than for Ms. Winslet to don the occasional frippery.
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Should the INF unravel, Ischinger believes the divisive 1980s debate about deploying nuclear weapons in Europe could resurface with devastating consequences for transatlantic ties.
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And Leopoldo López, an opposition leader who had dramatically slipped away from his house arrest to appear next to Mr Guaidó, did not resurface.
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Meanwhile, the topic of oil remains on the table with prices falling on Wednesday, as concerns over a global supply glut continue to resurface.
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Later this summer he'll be heard in Pixar's Cars 3, and this fall he'll resurface in the Sundance smash Call Me By Your Name.
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Other characters you liked from the last film resurface, too, including Vanessa (Morena Baccarin), Colossus (Stefan Kapicic) and Dopinder the cab driver (Karan Soni).
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Getting your advocates to do a "Throwback Thursday" weeks later after the big day will resurface your organization on the peripheral of the office.
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It is unclear if the proposal will resurface, either during debate in the House or in the Senate version of the military policy bill.
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Experts have warned that Ebola could resurface at any time, as it can linger in the eyes, nervous system and bodily fluids of survivors.
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All manner of opponents rose up to protest, including some likely to resurface this time around, such as voters from states with high taxes.
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"We just have a lot of great reporting on most of these nominees that we can resurface and push out there," Mr. Gold said.
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At 13 he ran away to Vancouver, British Columbia, where he developed a heroin habit that would resurface for the rest of his life.
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Think back to January 13 and June 16, the last time these planets faced off, since similar issues resurface for you to work with.
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The pick this week will resurface Anna Netrebko's turn as Tatiana in this heart-rending Tchaikovsky opera, opposite Peter Mattei in the title role.
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Experts note that the Islamic Republic likely has sleeper cells in Europe and Latin America, and they could resurface in dramatic and violent ways.
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Ms. Haspel was embroiled in another dark chapter in the C.I.A.'s interrogation program — one that is likely to resurface during her confirmation hearing.
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When plans emerge for a film about a bandmate (the only one who made it), memories of their "youthful embrace of reckless love" resurface.
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Experts note that the Islamic Republic surely has sleeper cells in Europe and Latin America, and they could resurface in dramatic and violent ways.
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And it's just one of several new efforts to resurface and spotlight queer history, giving it the consideration it's long deserved but seldom received.
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We're told if T.J. screws up -- by skipping the meeting or not adhering to whatever comes out of the meeting -- the charges could resurface.
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Half of the detained may never resurface, Amnesty said in a report in 2016 which detailed harrowing accounts of torture carried out by state agents.
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Back in 2012, Trinity Lutheran Church, in Columbia, Missouri, applied for a state grant to resurface the playground of the daycare and preschool it runs.
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As the day approaches, secrets from Alex and Obi's past begin to resurface, placing a strain on their relationship that threatens to derail it entirely.
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Familiar themes of power imbalance resurface from the past, and there is tension between you and your partner when it comes to power and value.
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But it's refreshing to see the game resurface at long last, and with the wildly fun and absurd heart of the Crackdown series seemingly intact.
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Yet some worry that when Mr Mitsotakis's political honeymoon is over, old rivalries and clientelism in ND will resurface and undermine his efforts to reform.
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" He continues: "It's a weird time — nighttime — because the hormones are raging, there's different feelings that start to resurface, whether it's heartbreak or love lost.
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Depending on how much you trust IMDb credits, it just might be time for the Netflix prison drama's most over-the-top villain to resurface.
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Direct rent support: No announced plan Increase housing supply: Had a plan for 2000 that's likely to resurface in some way A spokesperson for Sen.
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During the 23 debt crisis, capital outflows had driven the increase in Target2 imbalances and many reckon this could happen again should Quitaly fears resurface.
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But among other issues, geopolitics could quickly resurface, tech regulation could become an issue, and we are entering a seasonally weak time of the year.
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Once a new administration comes to Washington, demands to hold MbS accountable for his actions in Yemen and for Khashoggi's gruesome murder will again resurface.
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Some legacies may be lost forever; others re-emerge or gain new luster when films that went missing resurface in a barn or an archive.
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Behind this embrace of the term were some of the same worries that would resurface in the 19923s, including a perception of sharply rising crime.
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It was a cliché moment, experienced by every generation, when ghosts of obsolete traditions resurface and stand contrasted with the technologies that have succeeded them.
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Twitter is also giving users the ability to retweet themselves, which Twitter says will be a handy way for you to resurface your old ideas.
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Years ago, the S-80 submarine suffered a major engineering setback: It was overweight and at risk of not being able to resurface after submerging.
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We can't explain why a certain image strikes on a given night or predict whether some long-lost friend will ever resurface in our sleep.
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"We expect these issues will resurface in the phase 4 bill, which is expectedly to be the next congressional response" to the crisis, he writes.
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Despite the transactional mindset (pain exchanged for beauty) we often apply to skin-care, The Night Renewer manages to resurface the skin without requiring discomfort.
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They resurface at a moment like this, when, say, the president is telling the press that the Kavanaugh accusations have him worried about young men.
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Comer, the court held that the state could not exclude a church from eligibility to compete for a state grant to resurface its school playground.
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Those familiar with Trump's thinking say he has never privately backed off his criticism of his attorney general and were prepared for it to resurface.
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Often when these racist images or statements resurface, the knee-jerk response is to say that people need to remember the context of the times.
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It lets you turn on read receipts, schedule emails ahead of time, and resurface important emails to the top of your inbox later in the day.
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If there's one thing we can predict with absolute certainty, it's that the same trends will resurface every few years — whether we like it or not.
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Think back to February 217 and March 219—conversations you had then concerning your social life and hopes and dreams for the future will resurface now.
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Trucking fix Even if lawmakers pursue a clean spending bill, one issue that may resurface as a potential "anomaly" to the CR is a trucking provision.
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Whatever happened in your life in 2000 and 2001, during the last Cancer/Capricorn eclipses, will resurface to remind you of where you're meant to be.
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But togemet2 stood his ground—emphasizing that it fit in The Forest of Illusion's broader mission to resurface source code and prototypes from old video games.
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Little did I realize that the cycle of swiping, chatting, and then meeting for drinks was leading me to resurface the horrible events from that night.
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This linked collection takes place in the marshes, where things that some might wish to keep hidden refuse to stay buried, and resurface in unexpected ways.
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The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces were a major factor in the defeat and containment of ISIS, which critics fear could resurface in a power vacuum.
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Some of them will resurface for this one-nighter, including the guitarist Marc Ribot, the trombonist Curtis Fowlkes and the pianists Arturo O'Farrill and Anthony Coleman.
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Soon after its publication, however, and amid talk of legal action, the piece was taken down, only to sensationally resurface again less than 24 hours later.
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Europe has also requested for more clarity and details about the U.K.'s decision to leave, as uncertainty in the British political sphere continues to resurface.
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Unlike better-known acids like AHAs (think glycolic and lactic), PHAs are chemical exfoliants with chunkier molecules, so they resurface your skin without going too deep.
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And as Mr. Giancarlo heads to a confirmation hearing with the Senate agriculture committee, Democratic lawmakers could resurface concerns about his past work on Wall Street.
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The German Type XXI U-boat was the Kriegsmarine's most advanced sub, and the first capable of making an extended trans-Atlantic voyage without having to resurface.
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Still, something does start to shift as long-buried memories resurface, and so begins an exploration of the lies we tell ourselves to cope with unbearable realities.
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Republicans who didn't want Trump to do away with the program say the problem with Obama's administrative action was that this situation was always going to resurface.
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But this chapter-closing "Oh no, he's dead" cliffhanger is old hat on Game of Thrones, where characters frequently appear to be dead, and then resurface later.
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While it's possible there are more lost songs lurking somewhere on a forgotten hard drive, it's unlikely that the majority of the songs lost will ever resurface.
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The fact that the buyer of "Salvator Mundi" is Saudi royalty helps to explains why the blockbuster painting is going to resurface at the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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Read More Cramer: We're valuing Apple with the wrong number Cramer was tempted to resurface his "they know nothing" rant after hearing the Fed speak on Wednesday.
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Dr. Streicher tells me that the probe is inserted vaginally to resurface the inner tissue, as well as being used on the outer vulva and vaginal opening.
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So with EUR 45,000 in funding, Le Temps is pursuing a tool to resurface and republish the newsroom's best 'evergreen' articles when they relate to current events.
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So long as it exists, any further defects or issues with this smartphone will resurface the entire debacle and bite Samsung much harder than any other company.
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Ultimately, it is a question that promises to resurface, given the protracted nature of the gun debate in the United States: Where should the line be drawn?
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A second former NSC official expressed concern that the politicization had gone too far -- and that people McMaster fired might resurface in new roles now he's gone.
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Health experts are contending the fallout will be worse if the White House declares victory now, only to have the virus resurface weeks or months from now.
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They also maintain that the fallout will be worse if the White House declares victory now, only to have the virus resurface in coming weeks or months .
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"We thought it would be exciting to read, since she's such a evocative writer, and exciting to resurface, because she's such a beloved underground figure," Wagner says.
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Nowadays, the McDonald's parking lot on Foxon Boulevard has become the new staging ground for the races, which resurface in the city every summer, officials have said.
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We are, in fact, so desperately peace-seeking that we used to go for months stewing on issues in our relationship, only to have them resurface explosively.
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Considering it isn't easy to just throw over your shoulder or put a lot of stuff into them, this bag probably won't resurface next spring or summer.
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It took Alayah four times to win the coveted Miss Texas title, and ABC has teased that people from her pageant past may resurface during the season.
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Expect similar themes to resurface now, but remember that you are older and wiser, so you'll be able to work with the energy in a new way!
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Not long after, segments of Gillis' past media performances and presentations began to resurface, featuring disparaging remarks against Asians, gay people, jokes about sexual assault and more.
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Guests will also be able to "favorite" or save places on the app, and the next time they return to the city, the marked places will resurface.
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He almost certainly can't remember a thing about that evening, and is now desperately scouring his memory for some incriminating incident that might be about to resurface.
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Because of quantum uncertainty, the grand unified force associated with this fundamental symmetry should occasionally resurface, spontaneously morphing a quark or antiquark into a corresponding lepton or antilepton.
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Should Congress fail to generate much in the way of accountability, the bogus attack will also likely resurface during the looming net neutrality lawsuits headed the FCC's direction.
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Critics of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who took office in April, say his political reforms have allowed dormant ethnic rivalries to resurface in Africa's second most populous nation.
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Fears around a potential coupon skip had been at the heart of investor concerns in February, sending bonds into a downward spiral that is now threatening to resurface.
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Diplomats and officials from Pyongyang have been known to disappear from public view only to resurface after a period of so-called reeducation, analysts and former diplomats say.
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Since October, a national reckoning with sexual assault and harassment has not only felled dozens of prominent men, but also caused allegations made in the past to resurface.
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None of this is to say that the Echo will resurface nostalgic gems for every listener, but it's worth thinking about how computer interfaces shape how we think.
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On the other hand, worries about the European project could resurface if Wednesday's parliamentary election in the Netherlands will see the far-right gain more ground than expected.
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But here's the drama: The newest member of Team Possible starts to eclipse Kim — just as the nefarious Drakken (Todd Stashwick) and Shego (Taylor Ortega) resurface in Middleton.
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And Cruz campaign aides have mentioned that Trump received deferments from service in the Vietnam War, a line of attack that could resurface in military-friendly South Carolina.
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As the territory controlled by Islamic State has shrunk, ethnic and sectarian fractures that have plagued Iraq for more than a decade have once again started to resurface.
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Critics of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who took office in April, say his political reforms had allowed dormant ethnic rivalries to resurface in Africa's second-most populous nation.
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Conflicts in your social life stirred up during last Friday's eclipse resurface on Wednesday evening, when action planet Mars squares off with the planet of the unexpected, Uranus.
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Taken together, that announcement and Trump's ambitious call to resurface a campaign promise that has eluded Republicans for years underscores the political peril facing the GOP in 2020.
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But they may well resurface if elements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the law created to curtail accounting fraud, are rolled back as some corporate executives are urging.
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And if you're looking for a glycolic acid cream that will resurface the skin for a brighter, smoother, more even complexion, I recommend checking out The Night Renewer.
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We're also not sure if this will be a virus that will just disappear and not resurface, or it could become a seasonal virus like the influenza virus.
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These people often wait for Trump's hostility toward Sessions to resurface and several were stunned that he never tweeted about Sessions being on the cover of Time magazine.
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That evening, the boys at the party were playing follow the leader, and at 8:15 Connor jumped off the roof of the boathouse and did not resurface.
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Yuri Y. Chaika, the powerful prosecutor general, abruptly left his post on Monday, only to resurface as Mr. Putin's new representative to Russia's northern Caucasus region on Tuesday.
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But even as questions about water infrastructure and segregation resurface, black families have largely moved on from these rural California farming communities and Latinos have taken their place.
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He has argued the foreign interference problems like the nation faced in 2016 did not resurface in 2018, a sign their efforts to improve election security were successful.
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It's been 27 years since the Losers Club made a pact to return to their haunted hometown if that dreaded clown were ever to resurface, and guess what?
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Will the Kelly who decided to challenge Trump resurface and help take down Roger Ailes, or will her ideology and her instinct for self-preservation claim the day?
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LNG demand from Japanese utilities Kansai Electric and Kyushu Electric might resurface from January following delays to restarting nuclear power plants by two months to perform quality checks.
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After plumbing the abyss of bone-deep near-mystical terror, it's almost a relief to resurface in a time where the world's forces of negativity have names and faces.
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The natural fermentation process produces lactic acid to smooth and resurface, so the essence softens skin as it hydrates and sets the stage for serums and moisturizers to come.
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Now the latest old hack to resurface has exposed 68 million user credentials from Dropbox, and its apparent age shouldn't be much comfort to anyone whose data was stolen.
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It's not clear where he's going, or if this is the moment Gabriel's old tendencies resurface and he's jumping ship before the war with the Saviors really heats up.
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He and his allies in parliament would be able to appoint loyalists to the most senior judicial panels, immunising him and his family against prosecution should corruption allegations resurface.
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The fact that she tagged me in one of her first posts also leads me to this conclusion — she regularly reached out to me when she would resurface online.
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But now, with Kavanaugh ascendant, I feel it is important to resurface his late folly as evidence of his unsuitability for the position to which he has been nominated.
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Like a good '90s single, it's the kind of thing that lurks in the back of your brain, ready to resurface with new meaning when you least expect it.
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When you try to snooze an email, Gmail gives you the option to resurface it later in the day, tomorrow, later this week, on the weekend or next week.
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"Should North Korea risks resurface and financial market volatilities widen, swift and stern responses will be made," Kim Dong-yeon said at a meeting with other ministers in Seoul.
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But after Saturday's defeat to Croatia and with the tournament due to end on July 15, the reforms are bound to resurface in Russia's collective psyche, political analysts say.
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Employees say the shops operate like a game of whack-a-mole—one gets shut down, only to resurface under a different name, with the hopes of evading police.
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Omarion famously never spoke much about the track, dropped off shortly after, and didn't resurface in a big way until 903's "Post To Be." Then he disappeared again.
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For example, OkCupid may resurface people you've passed on, while Tinder's newer "Feed" feature lets you keep track of updates from matches that you had earlier decided to ignore.
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The idea seemed to resurface in Helsinki when Putin suggested that the US and Russia should work together to go through evidence of Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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Yet each time the issue does resurface within our local or national politics, progressives and conservatives neatly divide themselves into opposing camps, trading predictable rhetoric bordering on the cliché.
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The role requires Senate confirmation and any vetting process is likely to resurface allegations Cain faced over sexual harassment and infidelity that ended his bid for the Republican nomination.
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"Looking further ahead, a fresh dose of price angst is looming with a supply imbalance expected to resurface at the start of next year," PVM Oil Associates' Brennock said.
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Last June, private and parochial school advocates expressed cautious optimism that the Supreme Court decision on allowing public funding to resurface a church-school playground, Trinity Lutheran Church v.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told reporters on Monday that American troops will continue to train and advise local security forces to make certain the Islamic State does not resurface.
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"If you learn to control that, you'll be a world-class badass," an awe-struck Syd tells him after they resurface in the lake on the Summerland grounds. Indeed!
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The floats, which look like human-sized yellow syringes, autonomously nose-dive thousands of meters into the abyss and then resurface, measuring water temperature and salinity along the way.
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Even with this, though, investors say a large chunk of foreign debt investments remain unhedged, indicating hedging-related purchases are likely to resurface if the euro renews its climb.
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Some other high-ranking officials in the North have been absent from public view for extended periods, fuelling speculation they may have been purged or removed, only to resurface.
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The president said he hoped the new constitution "should serve to leave behind the violence and divisions that we have seen resurface with pain and sadness during these days".
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Whatever Mercury-related affairs, communication, or travel, that took place during its retrograde—specifically between July 210 until August 103—will resurface until Mercury clears its shadow on Sunday.
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Because this Mercury retrograde falls in such a family-oriented sector of your chart, it's very likely that family members you haven't seen in a long time will resurface.
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Another option to resurface and tighten the anus uses laser treatments, something that dermatologist Dr. Jessie Cheung does out of her office in Willowbrook, Illinois, just outside of Chicago.
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Sessions declined to do as Trump asked, and the issue died down once again — only to resurface in early December, when news of Strzok's dismissal from the Mueller probe broke.
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The company still isn't able to confirm a release date, however, and one person told Bloomberg that the phone is unlikely to resurface at next month's Galaxy Note 10 event.
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We're all familiar with the snooze function that's part of many email apps, which lets you temporarily dismiss a message and have it automatically resurface at a more convenient time.
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He'd occasionally resurface to tell me he missed me, pop into my chatroom and call me his favorite girl, or ask for a phone call just to hear my voice.
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With the departure of Akihito's daughter Mako, who is set to marry a commoner and relinquish her royal status, the debate about how to secure the imperial bloodline may resurface.
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Despite this, the funeral did provide significant insight into Catherine's inability to let go of the trauma Tommy brought to her life, a point likely to resurface throughout the series.
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Scalise gave a speech to a white supremacist group with ties to former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, a controversy that would be resurface if Scalise ran for Speaker.
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Two months ago, when Kylie Jenner dropped her first collection of Lip Kits, they promptly sold out only to resurface on eBay for more than 10 times their original price.
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Those themes, now tempered by seven and a half years of experience in just how stubbornly those rifts persist, will probably resurface as Mr. Obama looks to challenge Mr. Trump.
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So I'm a bit more considerate...and that may not be good in these times when we have to make sure the elements of the old regime do not resurface.
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The upending of the debate calendar set off an hourslong quarrel that seemed likely to reverberate and resurface through the final days of an election cycle that was already acrimonious.
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The case began in 2012, when a Lutheran preschool in Columbia, Missouri, was denied state funds to purchase used rubber tires to resurface its playground because it's a religious institution.
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Repeatedly over the past decade, American intelligence agencies have had their hacking tools and details about highly classified cybersecurity programs resurface in the hands of other nations or criminal groups.
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So when I started training for a half-marathon with my teenage daughter, I didn't expect some of the panic I felt as that 16-year-old girl to resurface.
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Facebook, which mainly relies on user alerts for enforcement, quickly shut down six suspicious groups investigated by The Times, but there's no guarantee that dealers won't resurface under different identities.
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Comer, No. 15-577, is whether officials in Missouri were entitled to reject an application from a Lutheran church for a grant to use recycled tires to resurface a playground.
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The video could resurface in the state trial, in which Judge Clifton B. Newman on Friday denied a defense request to block the footage from being played in slow motion.
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"Challenges around affordability and low stock levels will continue to drag on the market, and Brexit uncertainty could resurface as the next deadline draws closer," RICS economist Tarrant Parsons said.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2020 (Reuters) - Wall Street's poor start to December has some investors bracing for a choppy end-of-year as fears about the U.S.-China trade war resurface.
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The painting disappeared for some time after, only to resurface in November 2017 when a Chilean art dealer attempted to sell it through an auction at Christie's in New York.
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What's going on: Three of the big banks raised estimates for second quarter growth, alongside their first quarter downgrades, saying that the lost economic activity will resurface in the second quarter.
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Lam returned to Hong Kong last week after going missing in October 2015 -- four of his colleagues mysteriously disappeared around the same time -- only to resurface months later in Chinese custody.
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When we misdiagnose or oversimplify (such as "overhauling corporate culture" or "tone from the top"), a whack-a-mole situation emerges where old behaviors resurface and mutate into new dangerous behaviors.
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These pieces are already flooding Instagram post-show — and will likely resurface once again when it drops in Louis Vuitton stores (and maybe, possibly, a few pop-ups) on July 17.
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Meghan Markle is close to wrapping up her royal tour with Prince Harry, but she's still got a few wardrobe changes in store — and she's not afraid to resurface old outfits!
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As the budget debate heats up again in the fall ahead of the new fiscal year and a potential government shutdown in October, debates over these measures have begun to resurface.
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He could be among several Republicans who may resurface in the 2020 presidential campaign after failed bids this time, should the presumptive nominee this year, Donald Trump, falter in the Nov.
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Read more:11 of the most controversial celebrities of 2018Bill Maher's comments supporting sex with young boys resurface amid Milo Yiannopoulos controversyBill Maher got an Emmy nomination despite 'N-word' controversy
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More than a movie, 'Black Panther' is a movement The nominations for films by Coogler, Lee and Jenkins helped to resurface the #GoldenGlobesSoBlack on social media, which originally launched in 2017.
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"It's a surprise to see this resurface with no estate tax and the preservation of the step-up," said Charlie Douglas, director of wealth planning at Cedar Rowe Partners in Atlanta.
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In 2010, locals raised $40,000 to resurface the courts, though they still play a little fast for those of us who have lost a step or two because of advancing age.
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With so much time, many defendants will resurface on their own, or be caught during a traffic stop or other law enforcement interaction, without any effort on the bond agent's part.
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Angus King (I-ME) in November, but he did win the GOP primary, and that was occasion enough for his previous life as a viral video star to resurface on Twitter.
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They also used the letter to resurface Republicans' contested charge that the F.B.I. abused sensitive surveillance powers to spy on a former Trump campaign associate believed to be compromised by Russia.
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I have come across dozens and dozens of books over the last few months, and I keep a running list of the ones that I want to make sure I resurface.
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Google says the Times will also be able to use its object recognition tools to extract even more information from the photos, making them easier to catalog and resurface for future use.
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Goldman Sachs says "country risk" has picked up again and could increase further ahead of elections and if concerns resurface over the European Central Bank cutting back on its bond-buying program.
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Venus entered its pre-retrograde shadow period on September 3, so issues that have come up around the themes of love, money, and values during this time period are likely to resurface.
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Little did Lady Gaga know when she tweeted out a seemingly random series of letters and numbers in 23, that they would resurface six years later and get the ultimate meme treatment.
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While the full fallout from the scandal remains to be seen, Marchesa is set to resurface this winter, showing at New York Fashion Week on February 14, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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But there was no guarantee that the issue of retaining a form of customs union - which pro-EU MPs see as vital to preserving industrial and commercial supply chains - would not resurface.
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The Discover results generally resurface stuff that a user has already expressed interest in, but those results are culled from a broad enough pool of sources that they don't always feel relevant.
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Devaney also pointed out living under such conditions still keeps the patient in a constant state of worry that their maintenance treatments and medications may fail and that their cancer may resurface.
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Much of the international community would be pleased to see these and related questions not resurface but they are inconvenient truths that if left unaddressed may well lead to a future crisis.
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We were barely getting by with catering events for friends, and we even did an experiment to resurface via UberEats to find out once and for all if we were still relevant.
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The departures, which come only weeks after BuzzFeed said it was formally dividing its news and entertainment divisions, are also likely to resurface questions about the company's plans for its news operation.
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The former N.F.L. player Colton Underwood confronts the women he sent home; clashes resurface among a handful of the women, and the tension subsides with a look at the season's best bloopers.
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A few weeks after that call, Davidson said, Cohen called him saying he was hearing some rumblings that Daniels was trying to resurface allegations that she'd had sex with Trump in 2006.
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The film starts as an examination of Ruth's archives, which included pills and artwork, but the focus shifts to Hope as her own health issues resurface and she falls off the wagon.
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Most people have experienced some kind of traumatic event or loss in their lifetime, so when you hear that something tragic has happened elsewhere, it causes those issues to resurface, Dr. Poland says.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - When Syria peace talks restart in Geneva on Thursday after 10 months in the deep-freeze, familiar disagreements are likely to resurface, despite massive changes in the military and political context.
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Burton, who played the starship's chief engineer Geordi La Forge, said he expected that he and the majority of his "TNG" castmates would eventually resurface in their former captain's life at various points.
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AS WESTERN HOLIDAYMAKERS escape their daily grind and head to the beach this summer, a concern is likely to resurface—literally, if it washes up on the pristine sand in front of them.
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While on one particular weekend getaway to Oceanside, California, the quartet, who all ranged in age from 19 to 21, borrowed a surfboard and posed for the photo that would resurface decades later.
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Royal Bank of Scotland, Deutsche Bank, and UBS — These are among U.K. banking stocks under pressure this morning and weighing on European averages, as worries about the effects of the Brexit vote resurface.
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The Poynter Institute will put out resources for reporters reaching out to and interviewing witnesses and victims of trauma, my colleague will resurface her tweet reminding reporters of the importance of self care.
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But in a 2017 decision, the Supreme Court decided that a Missouri rule prohibiting aid to churches could not exclude religious pre-schools from a programme to resurface playgrounds with recycled tyre scraps.
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It would seem that Biden's rivals aren't waiting until those debates to denounce his words, and the issue may very well resurface when the candidates face off against each other onstage next week.
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Apple won a judgment against Pepper and had the case dismissed back in 2014, only to have it resurface again after the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed that decision in early 2017.
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With the first presidential debate scheduled for Monday, the issue of police violence against black Americans—the demands of the Black Lives Matter movement—is likely to resurface as a major campaign issue.
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When sweet Venus clashes with the planet of fantasy, Neptune, expect to feel insecure, unsure about where you feel safe or call home—or whether sensitive, personal issues from your past will resurface.
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But it is his approach that marked me, his uncommon ability to dive into the sensory details of an artwork and resurface with a politicized argument that applies far beyond the work itself.
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But old habits began to resurface in 2013, when we learned of my grandmother's diagnosis, my father's second cancer diagnosis three months later, and my subsequent move across the country for graduate school.
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That just means he had typed out a tweet but ultimately never hit publish, instead sending it to Twitter limbo only for it to resurface however many months later alongside his own commentary.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Kevin Hart steps down as 2019 Academy Awards host after his old homophobic tweets resurface We say "resurfaced" like they weren't just there on a major website for everyone to find.
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After Megyn Kelly came forth with the accusations, New York Magazine reports that Elizabeth wanted Fox News' media relations department to resurface racy photos of Kelly, published in GQ Magazine, to "discredit" her.
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This seems as good a time as any to resurface the drunk raccoon of 2015—the one warehouse employees discovered tying one on before drunkenly stumbling away from a case full of beer.
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On Wednesday evening, last Friday's surprises related to money resurface when action planet Mars squares off with planet of the unexpected, Uranus, pushing you to take the final step to resolve financial matters.
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After peaking in the late 1980s to mid-90s, they weathered two decades of derision— clinging to the waists of lifestyle rollerbladers—only to resurface as unlikely style staples of the mid-2010s.
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Before, if you wanted to resurface an old tweet you would have had to quote that tweet—an inelegant solution when all you wanted to do was digitally pat yourself on the back.
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Think back to late February and early March—stuff that came up for you to work on back then will resurface for you to work with again when Mars gets back into Scorpio.
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For instance, medical experts still aren't sure of the length of the infection's incubation period, and still exploring how the coronavirus can resurface in people after they've been declared recovered a first time.
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To that end, he begins an awkward courtship with a younger woman (Julie Andrews) that's complicated by her open-ended relationship with a seaman, who happens to resurface once they're on the island.
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Because videos on Pinterest surface and resurface over time, the company explained, videos uploaded directly to Pinterest will have a longer shelf life and, in theory, more engagement than if posted to other platforms.
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Video "Bullitt" had its green Ford Mustang, which disappeared from the public eye in 1980s and didn't resurface until the family that owned it brought it to the Detroit Auto Show this past January .
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The secretive efforts, which involve US troops working with Kurdish and Arab allies, target ISIS members who are hiding among the population in Syria and could resurface to help the group mount a comeback.
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"Whether it is now or whether it is next year, the taper tantrum risk is likely to resurface," said Mike Swell, co-head of global fixed income portfolio management at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
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His conservative supporters, who helped get him elected, aren't sure if he will support their platform, and liberals are hoping that the Donald J. Trump who used to be a Democrat will miraculously resurface.
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Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Deutsche Bank (DB), and UBS (UBS) are among European banking stocks under pressure this morning and weighing on averages, as worries about the effects of the Brexit vote resurface.
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In a 7-2 ruling, the justices found that Missouri violated the Free Exercise Clause when it excluded Trinity Lutheran Church from a reimbursement grant program to resurface its playground with recycled tire scraps.
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A decade ago, as a senator, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. called for the partition of Iraq, an idea that is likely to resurface if Iraq continues on the path it is taking.
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The South China Morning Post has in recent weeks reported the mystery of five Hong Kong booksellers who dealt in gossipy books about Chinese leaders and went missing only to resurface in Chinese custody.
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Drug-trafficking issues will resurface as well, with Duque likely to resume aerial eradication of coca crops, in part to satisfy the U.S., where President Trump stands ready to decertify Colombia for non-cooperation.
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Responding to criticism over the incidents, the state's elections office suggested the problem may have stemmed from poorly trained poll workers, and pledged to make sure the problems did not resurface in future elections.
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Older debates about the status of documentary photography among the fine arts also resurface — debates that Winogrand, along with Diane Arbus and Lee Friedlander, decisively settled — along with newer concerns about gender and representation.
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Officials in Missouri, Chief Justice Roberts wrote, were not entitled to reject a 2012 application from Trinity Lutheran Church, in Boone County, Mo., for a grant to use recycled tires to resurface a playground.
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The 11-year-old had been playing in a drainage ditch with some friends Tuesday in Harrison, Wisconsin, when he was swept under the water and didn't resurface, the Calumet County Sheriff's Office said.
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On the same day, Trump used Twitter to resurface unfounded allegations that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough, a fierce critic of the president, was somehow involved in the death of one of his former interns.
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The newspaper's findings, which cited unnamed senior administration officials, are likely to resurface worries of a breakdown in the military alliance that was created in 1949 by the United States, Canada and some European nations.
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The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said there was no reason to believe that Trump would give up his habit of publicly contradicting Tillerson and that each time speculation on his future would resurface.
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It's not clear how close the two countries are going to get to returning to the more amicable relationship of past years, Marro said, adding that he expects trade tensions to resurface in a year.
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"We are aware that there could be negative ripple effects should geopolitical risks resurface," Kim Dong-yeon said in a policy meeting urgently scheduled with the central bank and financial regulators before financial markets open.
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And yet, here it is, again, like Brigadoon, the legendary Scottish village from the musical of the same name, which disappears for centuries at a time, only to resurface whenever you might need it most.
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Twitter has become adept at suspending thousands of ISIS-linked accounts, which is often like playing some warped digital whack-a-mole, as suspended accounts can quickly resurface with a variation of their old name.
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So I think he put two Republican senators up to sending him a letter so he would have an excuse to resurface the same allegations he made back in the summer that had been discredited.
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ADF, a conservative Christian legal advocacy group, is representing Trinity Lutheran, a Missouri church that sued the state's Department of Natural Resources after it was denied a scrap tire grant to resurface its school playground.
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Airfares change based on carriers' pricing algorithms, which factor in demand and seat availability, so it's not impossible for the fares to resurface, but it could be unlikely as the end-of-year holidays approach.
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Kavanaugh said it was only recently that the court ruled in a case known as Trinity Lutheran that a Missouri law unconstitutionally barred a religious school from obtaining state grant funding to resurface its playground.
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It's possible that changes in blood flow (like those that occur during exercise) and brain metabolism can cause LSD-serotonin receptor complexes to resurface, Giordano adds, which could potentially explain Vitale's experience at the gym.
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"Even if the summit fails and U.S.-North Korea tensions resurface, Russia is unlikely to support new rounds of sanctions on North Korea," said Artyom Lukin, a professor at Far Eastern Federal University in Vladivostok.
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As chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, Adityanath is expected to play a major role as an old feud around the legal battle to reclaim a contested holy site threatens to resurface in coming months. Dec.
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That he worked with segregationists to write the bills — an issue that recently dominated the political news and seems likely to resurface in Mr. Biden's first debate on Thursday — has only added to his challenge.
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But the opening statements by the prosecutors and the defense suggested that Mr. Percoco's longstanding association with Mr. Cuomo would resurface frequently in the trial, which is expected to last from four to six weeks.
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The motif of the observant outsider continues to resurface throughout that essay — Chee, half white and half Korean, is one of the only nonwhite students on exchange — but he resists the narrative of pained in-betweenness.
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"We are not sure yet why he did not resurface, although the jacket he was wearing was not Coast Guard approved," a rep for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, who is handling the investigation, tells PEOPLE.
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Though the allegations have yet to resurface, as the industry looks to identify less-than-honorable actors, especially after dozens of women accused Harvery Weinstein of sexual assault, there's certainly potential to call upon Murray's past.
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Repealing the individual mandate would likely resurface the same issues that initially sank Republicans' health care earlier this year, making tax reform harder and putting the party's next-best chance for a legislative victory in danger.
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Comer, the Court decided in favor of Trinity Lutheran Church, ruling that the Lutheran preschool in Columbia, Missouri, was unfairly denied state funds to purchase rubber tires to resurface a playground due to its religious affiliation.
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Hagee's comments resurface during 2008 presidential campaign Hagee's positive comments about Trump's decision echo those of other evangelical Christians, who hailed his announcement in December that the United States would now recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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S. trade war resurface March 28 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks fell to their lowest closing level in three weeks on Wednesday following sharp falls on Wall Street overnight, and amid renewed fears of a Sino-U.
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On June 85033, a California state Senate committee voted 19-17 to defeat this proposal, but it could resurface given the narrow margin of the vote and a political push to monetize the right of way.
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The devices resemble a miniature Zamboni, the machine used to resurface ice at ice-skating rinks, and a motorized wheelchair, the news outlet said, and are already in use at airports in Seattle, Boston and Miami.
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One hesitates to say that Hearn is now being "rediscovered" by an English-language readership, because his output was so voluminous and so varied that some corner of it seems to resurface every decade or so.
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Jupiter clashes with Neptune on September 21 for the third time this year: think back to January 13 and June 16, as threads from those times in your life will resurface for you to work with.
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Some critics say he has loosened the ERPDF's grip on the country and releasing political prisoners and lifting a ban on opposition groups led to the surge in ethnic violence as dormant rivalries were allowed to resurface.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Africa could be declared free of endemic "wild" polio early next year if a strain last seen in Nigeria almost three years ago does not resurface, the World Health Organization's Africa director said on Tuesday.
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They quickly dismiss any qualms about their sexuality, but doubts resurface as game nights continue, as they grow distracted and pull away from their real-life partners, thinking about nights in the game with Roxette and Lance.
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Players and coaches began speculating that the Australian Open courts would play faster weeks before the tournament began, since some warm-up tournaments resurface their own courts to mirror those of the big event at Melbourne Park.
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NATO allies agreed at a 13 summit to hold spending at 2 percent of GDP or fill any budget shortfalls within a decade, and the issue will resurface when alliance leaders meet again this year in Poland.
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When Jenner first launched her line of liquid lipsticks and matching lipliners last year, the entire stock of product sold out immediately, and dozens began to resurface on eBay for more than 10 times their original price.
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Kan Yuenyong, executive director of the Siam Intelligence Unit think-tank, said he did not foresee any political violence over the next year but added that political divisions would resurface if the succession did not go smoothly.
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We have a feeling it'll resurface pretty soon, but until then, let's just sit back and enjoy the new beauty inspiration Simpson is giving us as she embarks on this brave new world of lipstick shades. Shocked?
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La Niña just concluded a short-lived run earlier this year, and several climate models and forecasters are flagging the possibility that El Niño – which last occurred in early 23 - could resurface in a couple of months.
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"I've seen over and over how parts of the Constitution that were considered vestigial or irrelevant for decades or more can suddenly resurface and take on enormous importance with a quick change of events," Professor Wexler said.
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She punted on whether she agrees with a contentious proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government, a debate that will soon resurface in Congress as lawmakers prepare to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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But at Denali National Park in Alaska, few have followed this mantra, abandoning roughly 66 tons of human poop that—because of course it gets worse—may resurface from the frozen landscape partly due to climate change.
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And while Ashman, who wrote the book and lyrics, channels the giddy lunacy of Vonnegut throughout, his lyrics have a boisterous wit that would resurface in "Little Shop" and, tempered and tamed, even in those blockbuster movies.
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An image of the child playing on the swings at the park is a lot less likely to resurface than a YouTube video of them having a tantrum because their breakfast is not in their favourite bowl.
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I think a lot of people have forgotten that happened (I know I did), but it's interesting to resurface that because it shows how Facebook can and will pull the strings in the background without people knowing.
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Amid this sea of guilt, June's early days with Luke also resurface — this time, as a series of flashbacks to the time when Luke's wife confronted June about the affair and asked her to break it off.
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Taxpayer abuses include $112,000 spent to construct a white squirrel sanctuary, $6 million for a boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, $900,85033 to resurface a Los Angeles bike trail, and $1 million for a bus stop in Virginia.
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Friends and family will gather at St. Augustine's Church, in Teaneck, New Jersey, where Robert O'Brien will resurface with a eulogy for his old friend, the premise of which will be that death is like a boat.
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It's a scenario that will do little to ease questions about enthusiasm for her candidacy, message to blue collar workers and personal campaigning skills that could resurface in a general election campaign against presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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The bigger picture: The video is an example of how tech companies, including Google, will always be on the defensive for past remarks and decisions showing political bias that can now resurface and be used as political ammunition.
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Here's a look back at Hart's tough times: Homophobic Tweets Resurface After Hart confirmed he was hosting the Oscars on Tuesday night, the Night School actor was scrutinized for previous homophobic tweets he had written in the past.
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According to an internal training document for Facebook content moderators obtained by Motherboard, moderators can 'snooze' a Facebook Live stream, meaning it will resurface to moderators again every 5 minutes, so they can check if anything has developed.
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She's been too frightened, she says, after at least four dissidents of Chinese origin were arrested or simply disappeared from Thailand in the last four months... only to resurface back in China in the custody of the government.
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Bannon, the political operative and media executive, has a murky future, but if he does resurface, it'll be due to the potency and resiliency of his ideas, which are likely to have a life quite apart from Bannon.
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In one recent egregious example, five employees of a Hong Kong-based bookseller known for selling books that needle the Beijing leadership disappeared, only to resurface later in the mainland, where they faced harsh interrogations and public humiliation.
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She said she and the couple's five children had been forced to see her husband die over and over again because video of his death would resurface when another African-American died at the hands of an officer.
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As a result, these protests will be difficult to subdue, and even if the regime gets the upper hand in coming days, it is likely that they will resurface in a new round of confrontation with the regime.
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And even after a conspiracy fades from the public eye, it may simmer in conspiratorial circles just out of mainstream view, and so a related occult-inflected pedophile ring theory may just resurface with new vigor decades later.
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For women with a history of anorexia who've since overcome the illness, becoming pregnant can be a trigger that causes the eating disorder resurface, says Martie de Jong, a clinical psychologist who specializes in food- and eating disorders.
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Trump wants to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria, believing Islamic State militants are largely defeated, but Macron and other allies argue they should stay to ensure militants do not resurface and to block Iran from strengthening its foothold.
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In Lancashire's Gawthorpe Hall, gardeners were astonished to see the geometric patterns of the old ornamental gardens resurface, the land still remembering the patterns taught to it by its Victorian gardener, Sir Charles Barry, long after his death.
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Another American soldier was killed just three days earlier as a result of a firefight with Al Qaeda, which had been considered all but wiped out in Afghanistan years ago, only to resurface suddenly in southwestern Nimroz Province.
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The disclosure that the Navy entertained a request to hide a warship named after an American war hero from a president who did not serve is likely to resurface questions about whether Mr. Trump has politicized the military.
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Mr. Gowdy was particularly critical of the State Department for not complying with requests for documents, and those past comments about the importance of responding to document requests are likely to resurface in any defense of Mr. Trump.
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S. trade deal doubts resurface * U.S. backs Israel on settlements, angering Palestinians and clouding peace process * OPEC's share of Indian oil imports in Oct hits lowest since 2011 * Global trade umpire: the next casualty of Trump's tariff war?
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Preparing to throw the suspected culprit off the roof, he loses his nerve and hides the dog in the basement, where several motifs that resurface later in "Parasite" can be seen in a sort of rough-draft form.
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The comments resurface the extraordinary tension between Trump and the nation's top law enforcement officials, though a number of the ones who worked with McCabe in the early days of the administration have since been dismissed or resigned.
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There are some concerns that such clauses may resurface once Britain begins formal negotiations to exit the EU. Gray said he did not envisage reintroducing the clause in the short term, though altered market conditions could prompt their return.
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That's because the underlying algorithm didn't seem to know how to differentiate between the celebratory, cheerful posts it was designed to resurface and those about tragedy that often generate as much, if not more, "engagement," as Facebook measures it.
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And although I should probably be paid in real money for how much I root for #TeamRafael, I never thought the romance between Rafael and Jane would resurface any time soon, particularly in the same season as Michael's passing.
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If you're moving or making changes in your home, this Mercury retrograde may present some setbacks; however, something you may have lost, perhaps in your couch cushions or under your bed, may now resurface during your move or reorganization.
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Comer, yet another case that landed in the Supreme Court that challenged the state of Missouri's use of an anti-Catholic Blaine Amendment to block a Christian preschool from getting a grant to resurface their playground with recycled tires.
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Hundreds of projects to replace bridges, resurface roads and renovate transit stations across New Jersey will grind to a halt by Friday night, after state lawmakers failed to reach a deal last week on raising the gas tax. Gov.
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The reforms have made it possible for long-held grievances against the government's decades of harsh rule to resurface, and have emboldened local power-brokers seeking to build support by securing more power and territory for their ethnic groups.
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Cohn, a former top-ranking executive at Goldman Sachs and extremely rich person, for his trouble got to help put through a regressive tax cut and, eventually resurface lecturing freshman members of Congress on the ways of the world.
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Your intuition kicks up a notch as Mercury reenters Cancer during its retrograde journey on July 19, so watch out for the messages that arrive in your dreams, and in the real world, for confusing issues that may resurface.
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But a decade after her first appearance, with her notorious fanfic having become a cultural touchstone, spawning a beloved webseries, and inspiring fandom sleuths for years to solve the "mystery" of her real identity, "Tara" was ready to resurface.
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Mr. Cooper said he told his team that those who had taken pictures with Mr. Bryant should use them as motivation, and remember that those pictures might one day resurface because of their own accomplishments, extending Mr. Bryant's legacy.
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Mr. Cooper said he told his team that those who had taken pictures with Mr. Bryant should use them as motivation, and remember that those pictures might one day resurface because of their own accomplishments, extending Mr. Bryant's legacy.
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And while some people try to cleanse spaces or their superstitious gateways by sageing doorways, this installation does the opposite, appealing to some kind of liminal god to crack open time, resurface the past, and let it linger in the present.
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Some critics say that Abiy has loosened his coalition's grip on the country and that releasing political prisoners and lifting a ban on opposition groups has led to the surge in ethnic violence as dormant rivalries were allowed to resurface.
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But Then, Kevin Hart Wasn't The Oscars Host Not soon after the announcement, however (literally, hours after), several of Hart's old tweets from 2009, 2010, and 2011 began to resurface, revealing an entire collection of homophobic sentiments and anti-gay slurs.
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In another, the latest in a series of religious liberty cases, the justices agreed to decide whether officials in Missouri were entitled to reject an application from a Lutheran church for a grant to use recycled tires to resurface a playground.
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"Not until we get fresh money, not until more investors resurface and the love affair with growth stocks comes back, will we see a really good rally rather than just an OK one that can be taken away," Cramer said.
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JAKARTA, April 20 (Reuters) - Rating agency Fitch said on Thursday tensions witnessed during the Jakarta governor poll could resurface in the run-up to Indonesia's next presidential election in 2019 and potentially affect support for the government's policy agenda negatively.
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The Guardian: "frustration with her [lackluster] performance, botched reshuffle and shifting Brexit strategy has caused talk of deposing her to resurface," which could cause the Conservative Party to trigger a leadership election after a bad result in local elections in May.
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He knows that the party must resurface with the same enthusiasm and passion that prompts the local teacher to run for city council or in the county chair to organize a town hall so that her neighbors can voice their opinions.
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Read More: A Nuclear-Powered US Military Ice Base Will Resurface as the Arctic Melts To measure the movement of water, the team studied the crevasses, which Poinar said were about the width of a helicopter, or about 10 meters.
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But competing solutions offer more features – for example, Google Photos' Assistant offers nifty, and automatically created animations and collages, among other things; several offer private photo albums or they can resurface photos from your past to help you relive your memories.
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Beginning in 1988, the movie takes place in the town of Derry, which is unusually prone to missing persons in general and especially children, snatched away by an ancient evil that, someone eventually figures out, appears to resurface every 27 years.
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"In our mind, this persistently low market depth leaves U.S. equities vulnerable from here if central banks fail to validate market expectations or U.S. recession risks resurface," J.P. Morgan analyst Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou said in a note to clients last week.
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The narrative then was that the European electoral cycle of 2017 posed the biggest risk to world markets for the year, that populism would push France to the far right, and that talk of a euro zone breakup would resurface.
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Now we're not going to say that the current Xbox Game Pass Ultimate deal will never resurface, or that it has never been seen before, but we will say that it's the best available right now and it's simply incredible.
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As questions resurface about whether the efficacy of such driving aides lulls drivers into complacency, automakers pack manuals with disclaimers, provide in-car audio and visual warnings, and direct salespeople to remind customers that such features should not be abused.
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With some 20,000 long-haul trucks on the road every day and about 200 warehouses across Europe, DSV handles everything from pallets of turf to resurface a football pitch at short notice to the entire supply-chain for multinational companies.
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Her main thesis is that the experience of public freedom, discovered by the ancient Greeks but then forgotten by a civilization that came to understand power as domination, had to wait until the 18th century and the American Revolution to resurface.
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"My mom randomly brought him up – I hadn't thought about him in years – and while we were reminiscing, I felt a lot of old emotions resurface," Lizzie says when asked why she left a one-star review, nine years on.
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The case is a follow-on to a 2017 opinion when the Supreme Court -- in an opinion penned by Roberts -- ruled that a Missouri policy that excluded a church-run preschool from a grant program used to resurface playgrounds was unconstitutional.
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John Wraith, a UBS economist, said inflation could fall back to the central bank's target of 2 percent later this year and that concerns about talks between Britain and the European Union over the terms of their divorce could resurface.
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Others say these changes resurface longstanding questions about who has the power to shape the overarching message of the abortion rights movement, what that message should be, and if it's even necessary that the movement coalesce around a single rallying cry.
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The person disputed the idea that Baker wanted to suppress the story, saying that he wanted to "put it to the side" and then resurface it in a more prominent position on the Journal's web site once more information was added.
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"This is a chance for me to resurface a dream that I thought was long gone," says Miller, who has been competing in pageants for the past eight years – and who has been first runner-up twice for the Miss Oklahoma USA crown.
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That nostalgia might resurface today, as Houseparty, the group video chat app that was launched in late 2016 and has quickly become one of the popular kids among the under-24 crowd, announced it will expand its services from mobile to Macs.
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"Not until we get fresh money, not until more investors resurface and the love affair with growth stocks comes back, will we see a really good rally rather than just an OK one that can be taken away," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Recently, he indicated he would likely back the "NASTY Women" act, a Massachusetts bill that would end an old state law criminalizing abortion (which has been widely ignored for years but could resurface should Kavanaugh assume a position on the Supreme Court).
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Tom and the assassin resurface, and the latter turns out to be a young woman named Hester Shaw (Hera Hilmar), whose deceased archaeologist mother played a fateful role in the future of the human race, and Thaddeus's plans for it in particular.
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But in September, after old rape allegations took Nate Parker's Birth of a Nation out of the running, Mashable was first to resurface a pair of civil sexual harassment lawsuits — settled out of court — that had the potential to similarly haunt Affleck.
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"If in reality there is no mass influx of immigration the security situation cannot be considered the same as four years ago," he said, adding the position that a crisis could resurface was not a sufficient reason to keep renewing the measure.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - A recent flare-up of Ebola in Sierra Leone is over after no new transmissions of the disease were detected in the West African country, although the virus could resurface at any time, the World Health Organisation said on Thursday.
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Chart courtesy of Danske Bank "The elections have obviously distracted from the cronyism allegations but I think they will resurface in coming months and I would expect the Cabinet Office's approval rating to remain low," said Marcel Thieliant, Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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A rise in global borrowing costs has gathered pace over the past days, with firming bets on a U.S. rate rise this year backed by reassuring global data and signs that inflation may be beginning to resurface even in places such as Europe.
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Having gotten China's attention by threatening the imposition of around $150 billion in tariff increases, it would be a mistake to agree to a temporary solution that feels like a win but puts off addressing serious issues that are certain to resurface.
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The latter argument—that a popular "ethnic" food is really just a bastardized knock-off of its traditional source—seems to resurface in the culinary zeitgeist every few years, whether it's California rolls, pasta, or the whole canon of American Chinese food.
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Reports that Trump was considering raising fuel taxes surfaced in May, but the issue did not resurface until the end of the year, when Gary Cohn, director of the National Economic Council, reportedly discussed it with lawmakers during conversations on an infrastructure bill.
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Comer, and while it may have started off being about a Missouri church's application for a state grant to pay for recycled tires to resurface its daycare playground, the case escalated into an ugly battle about the separation of church and state.
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A 1,100-page magnum opus which King has accurately described as "a final exam on horror," It merges the past with the present and reminds us that childhood fears — along with childhood dreams — remain tucked away inside of us, just waiting to resurface.
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Missouri's unwillingness to resurface a church-school's playground "is as far from Locke as one can conceive", the school claims: the latter concerned an "essentially religious endeavour" while the former is decidedly secular—protecting tots by giving them a more forgiving surface to play upon.
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The pages and pages of consumer complaints about debt collectors in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's database detail problems consumers have faced, including threatening calls, not to mention the so-called zombie collections — bills that were believed to have been settled but resurface for collection.
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The term "unindicted co-conspirator" began to resurface in August in reference to Trump after Cohen, a longtime Trump Organization employee, pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan to bank fraud, tax fraud and two counts of making or aiding campaign finance law violations.
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A witness for the prosecution disappeared for a day, only to resurface with a tale of being whisked to a secret location and asked to testify against everyone except Patriarca and Lerner; as the witness left the stand, a defendant's relative threatened her life.
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While the company Taboola did provide the technology used to resurface a link headlined "Meet the Women Making Rape Jokes That Are Actually Funny" under a story about underage rape on Fusion's website, the link led to another Fusion story, not a paid advertisement.
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It won't come as much of a surprise that Facebook tracks you on its platform—that's why it can resurface your birthday photos from five years ago—but you might not yet realize the scope and the depth of its tracking all across the internet.
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The Fed is betting on the fact that, in the event U.S. equities get even uglier, buyers will resurface in Treasurys to stop the rising yields and their scholastic balance sheet "diet" will be stabilized and be able to continue on its unprecedented course.
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The issue continues to resurface because of sporadic cases of family members, who were said to have died as infants, being reunited through DNA testing, as well as a number of testimonies from nurses working at the time who corroborated that babies were taken.
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After it cuts back on these purchases, as it is set to do next month, some analysts say the issue of Italy's debt sustainability may resurface and its yields could surge as they did in 2011 and 2012 at the height of the euro zone debt crisis.
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Much more effective is the film's visual device: The Sense of an Ending abandons straightforward reminiscence to start mixing the past and the present in subtle ways that help us see Tony's state of mind as memories resurface, rather than just showing us what actually happened.
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In a jaw-dropping moment, he chose to resurface the allegation that Cruz's father was somehow linked to the assassination of John F. Kennedy, a claim that had been debunked as a "Pants on fire" lie by Politifact when Trump originally raised the issue in May.
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When the out-of-stock Narciso Rodriguez dress that Michelle Obama wore during the State of the Union address started trending online, a promoted tweet that Neiman Marcus sent in October began to resurface on shoppers' feeds, despite the fact that the item was out of stock.
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Whether the party can both energize minorities and attract a growing population of younger, urban multiracial and white voters, many of whom are drawn to Mr. Sanders, may determine how quickly the Democrats can resurface as competitive in places that now mostly feel like a lost cause.
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What that "headline risk" is was never explicitly stated, says Glaenzer, who didn't think to ask, but it seems almost certainly the reputational damage that could be inflicted on any investor associated with Passion Capital if Glaenzer remained involved and should his conviction resurface in the media.
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Force everyone to stay home and stop the virus spreading but crash the economy, bury businesses in so much debt they'll never resurface or wait until the last minute, whenever that maybe, and minimize economic pain at a likely cost of the death of many retirees.
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The 2,000 United States special forces troops in northeastern Syria could be withdrawn and replaced with a new mission and a smaller force to ensure the Islamic State did not resurface and prevent the Syrian government and Iranian forces from taking over the territory, he said.
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Disney could sweeten its bid, resurface horror stories about Comcast's customer service, remind Fox shareholders that Disney's regulatory process will be faster — it has a six-month head start — and raise questions about whether Comcast adhered to conditions the government put on past acquisitions, like NBCUniversal.
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Officials in the French government, which owns the Louvre in Paris, are eager to include "Salvator Mundi" in a landmark exhibition this fall to mark the 500th anniversary of Leonardo's death and say they are still holding out hope that the painting might resurface in time.
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"In Germany there cannot be a perpetual fetish for budget and trade surpluses, because they are always made at the expense of certain others," Macron said, adding that a north-south divide between wealthy and poorer nations that emerged during the financial crisis should not be allowed to resurface.
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The views expressed are his own) LONDON, March 225 (Reuters) - Hedge fund managers have become more cautious about buying oil since the end of February as doubts about the global economy resurface, dampening expected price rises from OPEC-led production cuts and U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela.
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Alexander Askoldov, a Soviet-era director whose one film, "The Commissar," was banned by censors in the late 21988s for its sympathetic portrayal of a Jewish family, only to resurface two decades later to great acclaim, died on May 21988 in Gothenburg, Sweden, where he had a home.
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Although literary knowledge of the work remained, it would be centuries before the birthday suited Roman copies of Myron's masterpiece would resurface and be put on display following the increase in funded archaeological excavations that seized Rome and other parts of Italy (such as Pompeii) during the 18th century.
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The views expressed are his own) By John Kemp LONDON, March 225 (Reuters) - Hedge fund managers have become more cautious about buying oil since the end of February as doubts about the global economy resurface, dampening expected price rises from OPEC-led production cuts and U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela.
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But as previously reported, even though he was never arrested or charged, there had been growing concerns in recent days his ex-wife would resurface and publicly accuse him of domestic abuse which would then cause parallels to be drawn about the situation involving former White House aide Rob Porter.
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"I hope the President will bear in mind that the freedom caucus is going to provide the bulwark of the support the President needs on things like border security, trade agreements and making sure that the Trans-Pacific Partnership does not resurface in a different shape or fashion," Alabama Rep.
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The other important woman at the center is Jean Hargadon Wehner (known as Jane Doe when she filed the lawsuit), another former student who (after repressed memories are triggered and resurface) describes the alleged abuse at the hands of Father Joseph Maskell, a priest and guidance counselor at the school.
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And it didn't take long for the chaos and mixed messaging that has long characterized Trump policy to resurface Friday when Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, seemed to back away from the summit meeting, insisting it wouldn't take place unless North Korea first took concrete steps toward denuclearization.
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While his past performance probably should have predicted future results, it was still striking to see Nunes, in the wake of Sondland's bombshell testimony, use his time to resurface an idea that few Republicans even believe: that Ukraine sought to meddle in the 2016 election to help Clinton and hurt Trump.
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I think there's value in a company being able to use algorithms to sort through that glut and resurface pictures of people and places that we might care about, especially if they're doing it in a more engaging way than Facebook's "look at this image from this day X years ago" feature.
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As one of the world's foremost experts on smallpox, Evans believes it's only a matter of time before the disease—or one of its ugly cousins in the pox family—could resurface, brought to life by a hostile government, a terrorist, or an amateur biohacker using gene editing and commercially available DNA fragments.
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In the heat of Joyce and Jim Hopper's hunt for Will in the Upside Down, it was easy to assume that the vine that inserted itself down Will's throat was somehow feeding on him — but in light of that fat slug, it seems that it may have been depositing something that will inevitably resurface.
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A sensitive colorist, Jenkins's work here is subtler than in "Moonlight," though he again uses it to deepen the mood and transmit ideas: the life-affirming green associated with Tish's family; the blue and gold that Fonny and Tish wear when they first pledge themselves to each other — colors that later resurface in jail.
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Declaring victory now, as Trump seemed ready to do Monday night—telling reporters that in the last week "We've learned a lot and we've fixed a lot of problems"—would only set the stage for the virus to resurface later this year, when it could interrupt the 250 census and possibly the next presidential election.
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The show, comprised of a staggering one hundred and fifteen works, proceeds chronologically up the rotunda, but the non-linear elements in her work — triangles, lozenges, and trapezoids from very early paintings that resurface in her final works, as well as some unexpectedly figurative sculpture from her New York years — are allowed to shine through.
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The desert War on Titan produced some of Bebop's biggest villains, including Vicious and Vincent Volaju, a former soldier abandoned and apparently killed, only to resurface and become a larger and more ruthless threat in the present—not unlike how America's efforts to combat Al-Qaeda in Iraq have resulted in the emergence of ISIS.
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Think of it this way: If you were playing music to express your inner pain, then once you've overcome that pain, playing inevitably becomes difficult and loses its meaning—even if certain negative emotions resurface in your day-to-day life and it was those very emotions that originally acted as catalysts for a certain type of artistic production.
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But a string of questions he posed to the state's lawyer just before the end of the hour-long hearing suggests the 113th justice is sympathetic to Trinity Lutheran Church's claim that its rights were violated when, in 2012, Missouri rejected its bid for a grant to resurface its day-care centre's playground with used tire scraps.
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Some of these notes get thrown into the blender right away, but others languish; context fades, the notebook is subsumed in the rest of the mess of my life, and by the time they resurface I have not the foggiest notion of where those thoughts came from, or why I wrote them down in the first place.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan had ended down 0.5 percent, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng hitting 1-1/2-month lows, though the weaker yen helped Japan's Nikkei close up 0.3 percent Safe-haven gold also edged up as buyers began to resurface after a 6 percent fall over the last few weeks.
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But looking further back on episodes such as the one where the trio tried to destroy a Toyota Hilux, or they tried to resurface a road in a day, or they built a snow plough out of an old combine harvester, those episodes were undeniably great TV. It was no fluke that Top Gear became the BBC's most successful show ever.
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The startup, whose service plugs into users' social media accounts to resurface posts and photos they may have forgotten about, says it discovered the attack while it was in progress, at 2:04 US Eastern Time on July 4, and was able to shut it down two hours, 19 minutes later — albeit, not before millions of people's data had been breached.
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The two candidates are tied when it comes immigration, which President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Republicans have sought to resurface as a top issue for Americans ahead of next week's midterm elections.
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With their playoff chances hanging by an icicle if they lost Sunday, the Steelers instead created a fascinating conundrum — not for themselves, but for the rest of the A.F.C., which must now wonder whether the team that stifled Tom Brady and the New England Patriots must be reckoned with in the postseason or if the middling version of Pittsburgh will resurface.
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The most surprising part, though, isn't that they've decided to resurface them, (this group has been known to sport some questionable looks in the past); what's shocking is that we truly thought these Von Dutch-style hats had the same chance of returning to the fashion world as Ed Hardy T-shirts did (which also, unfortunately, seem not too far away from a comeback).
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The funniest part is that I actually have changed my attitude around being single, but not by trying a new dating strategy or app or by stuffing the negative feelings I have toward horrible interactions I've had with men in the dating space down into the pit of my stomach where they'll resurface as a panic attack next year one day while I'm at Trader Joe's.
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That allowed certain aspects of the budget debate to resurface, surrounding everything from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program giving deportation protections to unauthorized immigrants who arrived as children (a program that Trump has shut down and lawmakers have been scrambling to revive in some form) to border security to, in the aftermath of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, gun control.
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Here, then, are the three main reasons so many humanitarian organizations, human rights advocates, and other experts in civilian protection warn that Washington and its allies militarily imposing a safe zone in Syria would harm, not help, civilians: When one combs through interviews from United Nations officials, humanitarian aid workers, human rights advocates, and Syrian refugees regarding their concerns about a safe zone in Syria, one word will continually resurface: Srebrenica.
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Lastly, an update to On This Day finally lets you mark a memory as negative so they wouldn't resurface in the future (such as a vacation with an ex, that time you were in the hospital, or other sensitive moments.) Facebook says it already uses an algorithm to weed out potentially painful memories by monitoring the number of sad or angry reactions, but good memories can turn into bad ones without the AI knowing.
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Last week's fear was prompted by U.S. President Donald Trump's warning North Korea would face "fire and fury" if it threatened the United States and North Korea's announcement it was considering plans to fire missiles at the U.S. island territory of Guam.. While investors were relieved the weekend passed without further escalation, some were mindful, ahead of North Korea's Liberation Day celebration marking the end of Japanese rule, that tensions could resurface.
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Last week's fear was prompted by U.S. President Donald Trump's warning North Korea would face "fire and fury" if it threatened the United States and North Korea's announcement it was considering plans to fire missiles at the U.S. island territory of Guam.. While investors were relieved the weekend passed without further escalation, some were mindful that tensions could resurface the day ahead of North Korea's Liberation Day celebration marking the end of Japanese rule.
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Those wanting a bit of warmth and maybe even catharsis from their theater can beat a path to the Other Palace and the London premiere of "Big Fish," the Broadway musical by Andrew Lippa (music and lyrics) and John August (book) that called it quits late in 2013 only to resurface here in a greatly scaled-down production that values heart over scenic razzmatazz and succeeds in jerking a tear or two.
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Given that his reputation and future prospects didn't appear to suffer too much in the wake of the sacking, and that many felt Monk would soon resurface in the Premier League, it was a little surprising to see him accepting the Leeds job; not only because the team had failed to finish in the top half of the Championship since 2011, but also due to some reported unflattering remarks attributed to him about Cellino's handling of previous Leeds managers.
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I often preferred it that way, or so I told myself: to take the bus and to come into the building, negotiating a lobby filled with pregnant women (the fact that the building also hosted a prominent fertility clinic was an irony not lost on Playboy employees), to drink my coffee, to allow the hours to slip by with reasonable productivity, to resurface for lunch, to engage in small talk and jokes with coworkers, and, eventually, to take the elevator down and go home.
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