" And then he rethinks: "Or was it over there?
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Unless the United States rethinks its antitrust regime and expands
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This version completely rethinks the way you interact with media.
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Here's hoping the company rethinks the omission for future versions.
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ThirdLove rethinks bra making and selling on a few different levels.
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This sleek skyscraper is an innovative apartment complex that rethinks vertical living.
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Pixie rethinks the entire process by monitoring urine content in near real time.
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In other words, it might not be a year of radical design rethinks.
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Cloud thoroughly rethinks the conventions of the easel picture with each new series of works.
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It's a spare, standalone handset that rethinks how smart a smartphone actually needs to be.
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The emphasis is shifting as the Trump administration rethinks how the government regulates the private sector.
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A slew of new books rethinks the Renaissance in general and Leonardo da Vinci in particular.
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New Foundations rethinks topology in a way that allows for a clearer distinction between time and space.
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Over the next few months, Zelig found herself offering rethinks of other Koko users almost every day.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Motorola rethinks MotoMods on a future phone or just moves on entirely.
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Which is what Snapchat will have to try to do unless it rethinks its policies and approach.
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But it also rethinks how one might navigate the flood of Reddit content on a phone screen.
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S.F.: Without doubt, the way in which Michel Foucault rethinks relations of power opens a way here.
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When Dany takes matters into her own hands and rethinks these tactics, she finally wins a battle.
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The app walks new users through posts and potential reframes, indicating which rethinks are good and which aren't.
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Beneath each post, three or four users had suggested rethinks, blueprints for coping that users could learn from.
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Stasis rethinks the entire process of vitals monitoring: their box just needs an internet connection, and that's it.
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The attention comes as the country increasingly rethinks long-held gender norms, spurred on by the #MeToo movement.
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Later, Joanie rethinks her position, admitting that a person can drown in essentially a bathtub full of water.
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The company claims that its technology "rethinks how data is stored and accessed", by relationally mapping individual data points.
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Here are some screenshots in case United ever rethinks this approach: Some important caveats to consider at this point.
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"He's not going to survive," he said, "unless he profoundly rethinks what they're doing and how they're doing it."
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Europe, too, looks all the more attractive, as the United States under President Trump rethinks its stance on renewables.
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Fong said these new initiatives are just the start as the company rethinks how to sell bulk items online.
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Call it a very limited series — a prestige experiment that rethinks how a TV series can be constructed and consumed.
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Inspired by the "deceptive simplicity of modern communication," this designer rethinks popular emoji and turns mundane objects into whimsical treasures. 13.
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But unless he drastically rethinks his politics, he isn't the progressive candidate America will need after four years of Donald Trump.
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Yahoo today said it is shutting down a huge swath of its digital magazines as it rethinks its digital content strategy.
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The company said it expects revenue growth to slow as it puts its users' "privacy first" and rethinks its product experiences.
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But this is exactly how MoMA should be thinking as it rethinks its old narratives for its new home this year.
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But this is exactly how MoMA should be thinking as it rethinks its old narratives for its new home next year.
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But this year, Verizon has cut staff from its media properties as it rethinks its investment in content and digital advertising.
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Teresita Fernández is a visual artist and MacArthur fellow whose work rethinks the landscape's connection to colonialism, history, violence and power.
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There are a few things that are constant in this world: death, taxes, and the fact that every new administration rethinks regulations.
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Like so many military rethinks, what became known as the Gerasimov Doctrine began as an effort to solve a seemingly urgent problem.
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But this show is exactly how MoMA should be thinking as it rethinks its old narratives for its new home next year.
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Like Fiat's newest concept, the Centoventi, which is a customizable modular electric car that totally rethinks many of the norms of automotive ownership.
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Dee points out that it merges the the male gaze with the female figure, while the monochrome red radically rethinks the picture frame.
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Even Frank Underwood probably rethinks texts sometimes, but all we ever see on House of Cards is the text after it's been sent.
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"Live Archiveography II" rethinks traditional archival methods and meditates on the physical fragments of life through live performance, films, storytelling and conversations with collaborators.
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SoftBank rethinks WeWork: SoftBank is planning to inject $26 billion into coworking space company WeWork, a person familiar with the deal told CNN Business.
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FlowVella, the makers of an iPad and Mac app that rethinks PowerPoint for the mobile-first generation, has now brought its app to the iPhone.
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Roll Red Roll, which was named Best Feature at seven different film festivals in the past year, rethinks the possibilities for storytelling about sexual violence.
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The core Mail, Calendar and other out-of-the-box apps on the iPhone, iPad and even the Mac haven't had really major rethinks in years.
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" The essay rethinks technology as reconciliatory rather than destructive, not a means for conquering nature but an instrument for mastering "the relation between nature and man.
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The company screens both the posts and rethinks before they become public, attempting to direct certain users to critical care and weed trolls out of the system.
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By merging computer-generated textures and elements, 2D and 3D, with both phone and camera-captured matters, she deconstructs and rethinks notions of motion, shape, and reality.
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For now, many of those attending the Farnborough Airshow this week said they were drawing up lists of what was needed as Britain rethinks its trading relationships.
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Related: The Flaws in Iconic Paintings Get Exposed in 'Google Art on Canvas' 7 Hidden Art Secrets That Were Uncovered With Technology Quayola's Matter Rethinks Rodin's The Thinker
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Both swipes at the program come days after U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services issued a policy that rethinks the way the government awards H-1B visas to computer programmers.
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The landscape rethinks itself again: the skies open wide, high cliffs stretch up to touch them and dip down to the sea, the light is generous, the shadows long.
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Under GDPR it will certainly face fresh challenges to any consent-less handling of people's data — unless it radically rethinks its approach, and does so in less than a month.
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It's a remake, yes, but one that fundamentally rethinks the original show's concept — a single mother raising her two kids — for an era when that's not an especially edgy hook.
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Gordon claims that because New Wash is such a revolution in the hair care category, it completely rethinks your daily regimen, negating the need for conditioner or a treatment mask.
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These are artists on the forefront of a global pop movement that rethinks what it means to cross over, and fingers crossed they get a spot on the actual show.
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Ex-YC partner Daniel Gross rethinks the accelerator My interview with Gross had some interesting longer bouts I didn't have space to include, so I'm including the salient bits here.
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The LifePrint printer rethinks the tired idea of a handheld device that spits out overpriced, undersized hard copies with an interesting concept: DIY Augmented Reality, delivered via a tiny photo print.
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Meanwhile, the main narrative of Forsaken is meaningful, with sharper writing, a darker tone, more clever humor, and a non-linear structure that rethinks how Bungie tells stories in this universe.
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RECOMMENDED: Japan rethinks right to "die with dignity" The photo of Trudeau and Cattrall was snapped by a photographer of the Toronto Star newspaper in 1981, the paper said on Monday.
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Bradbury describes the painstaking process Montag makes to find the history of books and through the help of an outside thinker, Clarisse Mcclellan, he rethinks his entire existence as a fireman.
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Along with the standard upgrades to things like cameras, you can expect some radical rethinks of smartphone form factors, along with the first few pushes into 5G in the next calendar year.
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And speaking of provocations, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, who rethinks works like no other violinist, gives Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 2 on Monday, alongside more Glinka, and Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 1.212-721-6500, lcgreatperformers.
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Musk has an intrinsic ability to convince people that his vehicles are not just the best electrics on the road, but the best of any kind, because Tesla rethinks every feature and facet.
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And on "Changes," his new album, he rethinks his approach to music — instead of making big-tent pop without heart, he makes R&B that's more modest, and also more to his taste.
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Instead of the ceaseless stream of subject lines and previews, Jumpin Labs' app Geronimo rethinks the entire way email is organized, managed, stored and presented on a mobile device (specifically the iPhone — for now).
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The phone radically rethinks what a top-of-the-line HTC phone looks like, not just with superficial exterior design notes, but by taking a whole new approach to the philosophy of flagship phones.
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Augmented reality may be the key to Facebook dominating the next decade of mobile, but Facebook is building something incredibly forward-thinking as it rethinks how people experience deeply human emotions in virtual reality.
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Recruits in the program still do not know whether the Army will allow them to complete their service and get citizenship, or is merely buying time while it rethinks its strategy for forcing them out.
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It seems akin to a doctor who sits a patient down to discuss troubling test results, then later rethinks that analysis and mails the patient a more accurate interpretation of the results, without highlighting the changes.
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About 45 of the wolves remain in the wild, and they will be moved to federal lands in North Carolina while the agency rethinks which wild areas it should pick for another reintroduction attempt, FWS said.
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The exhibition knowledges at the Spencer Museum of Art rethinks the academic art museum as an active participant in a university's research community by highlighting the work of artists as researchers and art as a form of research.
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The concept rethinks a jacket's reason for being: It will no longer protect you from the elements, a previously essential component of a garment, that could, perhaps, become unnecessary due to the ever-rising mercury of climate change.
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Originally, this was accomplished with human moderators, but increasingly, the company is turning to AI. Accepting and offering rethinks is meant to help users get away from bad mental habits, cycles of negative thought that can perpetuate their anxiety and depression.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The New York City Council voted on Thursday to close the city's infamous Rikers Island jail complex by 2026, casting off a detention system plagued by chronic violence and decrepit facilities, as the nation rethinks mass incarceration.
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Read more: Victoria's Secret will no longer air its iconic annual fashion show on network TV as it rethinks 'literally everything' about its businessL Brands revealed in May that it was thinking about making changes to the annual fashion show.
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AT&T gave up its naming rights a year early, telling the Giants during preliminary renegotiation that the team could seek a new sponsor early as it rethinks its own corporate sponsorship strategy, according to a Giants press release announcing the news.
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The troubled offering could prompt rethinks about the valuations of other big-ticket South Korean IPOs in the works, such as Samsung BioLogics Co Ltd's up to $2 billion planned offering or that of the country's largest mobile games company, Netmarble Games Corp.
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"To editorialize, I am hoping that the Department for Children and Families rethinks its mission to be the punisher of addicted mothers, the separator of families and the arbiter of children's futures, and instead embrace a mission of enhanced rehabilitation," he wrote.
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In this Season 2 finale, Sutton (Meghann Fahy) rethinks her professional goals when she lands in Paris for Fashion Week, and Kat (Aisha Dee) has to throw a successful Paris party while trying to create a fresh start with Adena (Nikohl Boosheri).
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Brokerage CLSA said in a research report on Monday before the call it expected Country Garden's sales growth might slow in the second half compared to the previous six months, as the company rethinks its strategy in third-tier cities where margins are compressed.
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Apple faced a lot of criticism when the Watch first launched, and while subsequent rethinks of the software experience have improved things a lot, it's still not praised with anywhere near the frequency and intensity of other products in its lineup, especially the iPhone.
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He also described Instagram's three-pronged approach to well-being, where it identifies and addresses acute problems such as hate speech, finds positions where it can lead as with fighting bullying and rethinks fundamentals of how the platform works as with Like count hiding.
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Now a version of London's Tower Bridge in the eastern Chinese city of Suzhou has rekindled a debate over China's rush to copy foreign landmarks, as the country rethinks decades of urban experimentation that has produced an extraordinary number of knockoffs of world-renowned structures.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's new regulatory chief said on Friday efficiency would be a focus as the U.S. central bank rethinks rules adopted in the wake of the 2007-2009 financial crisis, and would serve to balance its existing goals of safety and soundness.
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The idea (currently it's just that; a small self-funded team; a manifesto; a prototype; a nearly spent Kickstarter campaign; and, well, a lot of hopeful ambition) is to build an open source platform that rethinks social networking to make it friendly and customizable, rather than sticky and creepy.
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Victoria&aposs Secret will no longer air its iconic annual fashion show on network TV as it rethinks &aposliterally everything&apos about its businessHow 15 Victoria&aposs Secret Angels got discovered19 iconic moments from the Victoria&aposs Secret Fashion Show, which may be ending as we know it
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If the film feels tilted toward Charlie in its storytelling, it's because Nicole has already done a lot of figuring herself out before the film even starts, whereas Charlie still has to enact his midlife crisis onscreen as he rethinks what he took for granted and how little he actually compromised.
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Her work encompasses such forms as net art installation, feature-length films, and art actions, in which she explores and rethinks the middle ground between technology and humanity in the era of globalization, repeatedly engaging in dialectic on social and political issues such as gender and body politics, ethnic and cultural diversity, history, and the environment.
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Etihad, which holds 29 percent of Air Berlin, last month appointed a new boss as it rethinks its strategy of expanding its network by spending billions of dollars on buying minority stakes in other airlines, including Air Berlin and heavily indebted Italian carrier Alitalia.. German newspaper Die Welt was first to report the Air Berlin loan guarantee request, saying the aim was to see whether the regional states would be ready to step in, citing people close to the negotiation.
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"Britain rethinks jump jet order." UPI.com, 12 August 2009. Retrieved: 23 November 2009.
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Bruce Crumley. "Berets and Baguettes? France Rethinks Its Identity". Time. 4 November 2009.
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Lords of the Psychon takes place much earlier and rethinks some of the background material.
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And her husband Sung-moon also rethinks his actions and finally shows her the genuine meaning of marital love.
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"Haynes and Boone rethinks the corner office." Dallas Business Journal. Friday November 17, 2006. Retrieved on January 17, 2010.
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Mary Reinholz, "Radical priest resigns, then later rethinks, but is rejected," The Villager, November 5–11, 2008, found at The Villager website.
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"Babel, United States of America: A Writer of Color Rethinks the Chicago Renaissance." Ph.D. diss., Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1994. Cited in ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Document ID 740927961.
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Lok, Australia rethinks AIP for Collins class boats Installation of AIP was not believed to provide enough of an improvement on this to justify the predicted A$100 million cost.
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Members receive no pay for their work on the board. The district is part of the Northwest Regional Education Service District.Hillsboro board rethinks, accepts education service district budget. The Oregonian, February 27, 2003.
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In 2017, he created Andamiaje, a digital platform that rethinks the way the art market operates, encouraging unprecedented interaction between collectors, consolidated and emerging artists, in order to support the work of the latter.
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Bruno, a young idealist, would like to be hired in a large company. His extremism hampers his intent. He falls in love with Lori, but after his death he discovers he has been betrayed. Bruno then rethinks to his orientation.
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Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2006 (articles 1994–99). . and it is a source for trans-subjectivity and transjectivity in both males and females. Ettinger rethinks the human subject as informed by the archaic connectivity to the maternal and proposes the idea of a Demeter-Persephone Complexity.
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The submarine was not commissioned into the RAN until 27 July 1996; eighteen months behind schedule, because of several delays and problems, most relating to the provision and installation of the combat data system software.Lok, Australia rethinks AIP for Collins class boats Collins was not approved for operational deployments until 2000.
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Fotev's works on historical sociology, in particular his Social Reality and Imagination. A Sociological Study on the Renaissance, are of path-breaking importance for the Bulgarian sociological tradition. The concept of historical sociology rethinks the established disciplinary perspectives and status of this field within the ensemble of sociological sub-disciplines.
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Donna eventually gives birth to Robert; to prevent him from becoming Lord Chaos, she sacrifices her powers and becomes a normal human.New Titans #89–92 (August–November 1992). DC Comics. Eventually, Donna rethinks her decision and asks the Titans of Myth to grant her powers again; her request is rejected.
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It is Death approaching that none of the trio can see. Death shows himself to Belshazzar who is shocked and terrified. He asks Death who he is; Death tells Belshazzar that he is a creditor here to collect a debt that Belshazzar owes. Thought rethinks his decision to lead Death to Belshazzar.
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Luard, Tim. "China rethinks peasant 'apartheid'", BBC News, 10 November 2005. In reality, the hukou system served other motives as well. After establishing the People's Republic of China in 1949, the Chinese Communist Party enacted policies based on the notions of stability and rapid modernization, and the hukou system was no exception.
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These wingtip structures help reduce the wingtip vortices at the lateral edges of the wings, decreasing wake turbulence and drag, and thereby improving fuel efficiency. Another effort to reduce weight is the introduction of fly-by-wire technology for the majority of the lateral controls."Boeing Rethinks 747-8 Outsourcing". Aviation Week, April 11, 2008.
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National Portrait Gallery Blog. A selection of Excerpts for John was also exhibited as part of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Pacific Standard Time LA/LA 2017 exhibition Home—So Different, So Appealing.Miranda, Carolina A. (June 15, 2017). "Argentine slums and a Unabomber cabin: How 'Home' at LACMA rethinks ideas about Latin American art".
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Adam rethinks his position and takes his motorcycle with sidecar to the war zone to bring Abdel home. He finds Abdel seriously wounded- eye, neck, right arm and abdomen. That night Adam takes Abdel from the hospital, places him in the sidecar and heads for home. On the journey Abdel says he wishes to swim in the river.
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After they have sex in a stolen car while driving through a car wash, Julie rethinks her plans to escape with Angel. After she notices that a car filled with men has been shadowing them, she runs out of the car. Angel is killed by the men. Sometime later, Julie is working in an upscale restaurant as a waitress.
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This was because of the commonalities between them - a "strong friendship", a history with Brendan and endured "tough times". Doug's past romances were with females; with the pivotal one being Jenny. Brennan explained that Hollyoaks were not just "turning Doug gay". Doug rethinks what type of love he had for Jenny, but she was "definitely" very important to him.
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"How Sharon Lewis adapted Nalo Hopkinson's Brown Girl in the Ring to film". CBC Books, February 22, 2018. Set in a post-apocalyptic version of Toronto in 2049, the film focuses on a small group of survivors whose continued survival depends on Ti-Jeanne's (Mouna Traoré) response to a potentially life-altering decision."Brown Girl Begins rethinks Black History".
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Owen performs well onstage, but throws up on Wiz Khalifa and has a seizure. The video of Owen’s seizure goes viral and is called “Seizure Boi”. Believing his chance at success is over, he decides to join the Marines. Soon he quickly rethinks this decision, and finds it in him to chase his dream one last time.
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Kaka Ji: Son of Royal Sardar is a 2019 Indian-Punjabi drama film written by Gill Raunta and directed by Mandeep Benipal. Associate director was Vinod Kumar. Produced by Dreamreality Movies and Ravneet Chahal; it stars Dev Kharoud, Aarushi Sharma, and Jagjeet Sandhu in lead roles. In the film a young man rethinks his involvement in a gang after falling in love.
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Bojan Pancevski Dresden bombing death toll lower than thought, Daily Telegraph, 3 October 2008.Kate Connolly, Panel rethinks death toll from Dresden raids, The Guardian, 3 October 2008. Only the Hamburg attack, the 9–10 March 1945 firebombing of Tokyo and the nuclear attacks on Hiroshima (6 August 1945) and Nagasaki (9 August 1945) killed more people through a single attack.
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Now, in the 21st century, much of forensic science's future is up for discussion. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has offered the community some guidelines upon which the science should build. NIST recommends that forensic science rethinks its system. If local laboratories abide by these guidelines, 21st century forensics will be dramatically different from what it has been up till now.
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Johannes takes her in, but refuses to forgive his mother. Nico recognizes Mimi's trying and is furious with her stubborn father. Johannes rethinks the situation and he and Mimi reconcile after all. After the tragic death of Cécile de Maron (Yvonne Burbach), Johannes and Leonard (Lars Korten) can make peace with each other, which leads Johannes to think to finally having his entire family back together.
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Originally founded as a charitable organization with the intent of aiding migrants from Ireland,James Barron, In the #MeToo Era, a St. Patrick's Group Rethinks a Men-Only Ritual, New York Times (January 6, 2018). the organization has since developed a focus on encouraging "greater interest in ties of friendship between America and Ireland," in addition to sponsoring scholarships, cultural events, charity activities, and educational endowments.
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It is then revealed that Greta is pregnant and Serena expresses her concerns about Jason's ability to cope. Greta confronts Serena telling her that she and Jason can cope with the child. Russell believed that Serena does not think Jason and Greta will cope because Jason needed full-time care when she first met him. Serena rethinks her stance and offers to help support them both.
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Jenny and Pete await the birth of their second child but after a miscarriage, Jenny rethinks her current lifestyle. In Episode 2 she decides to take a job in New York, and leaves with little Adam. Pete is unhappy for a time but begins a relationship with Jo Ellison, a friend of Rachel's. The relationship goes well until Jo has to return to Australia after her visa expires.
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Kan Pesum Vaarthaigal () is a 2013 Tamil-language drama film directed by R. Balaji. Produced and written by R. Saravanakumar, the film stars Mirchi Senthil and Iniya in the lead roles, while Livingston, Aadukalam Murugadoss, Jangiri Madhumitha, and Rajendran play supporting roles. The music was composed by Shamanth. The film was released on 22 March 2013 and centers upon a young man who rethinks his life after his father attempts suicide.
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The two engage in a screaming match, and Melissa kicks Jane out and later tells Sadie about the stash of money. Sadie briefly unpacks her suitcase, but then rethinks her action. Later, Jane, ignorant of Sadie's knowledge about the money, picks her up to go to the airport. Sadie asks Jane to stop at the cemetery to leave flowers on the grave of her husband, and Jane notices the nearby grave of Sadie's deceased daughter.
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Reflecting on his work on mobile phone technology and culture, Goggin stated that he was “intrigued by the whole phenomenon of mobile phones”.Rachel Olding, “Profile: Gerard Goggin,” Sydney Morning Herald (16 February 2008), p. 13. In Global Mobile Media, Goggin rethinks cell phones as a form of global media Gerard Goggin, Global Mobile Media (New York: Routledge, 2011), p. 176. and argues that global mobile media could be “a fertile garden for culture”.
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Pam is excited to see the staff and brings a date for Michael, but Michael turns into an alter ego named "Date Mike" who catches the eye of the bar manager. Meanwhile, Andy and Erin have begun a relationship but are keeping it a secret to avoid drama. Dwight rethinks his pre-natal contract with Angela after he sees Isabel again. It was written by B. J. Novak and directed by Matt Sohn.
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The film focuses on a 62-year-old judge who rethinks his opposition to abortion when he finds out both his 19-year-old daughter and 38-year-old wife are pregnant.The New York Times When his daughter contemplates an abortion without informing her boyfriend, the judge immediately expresses his disapproval. He changes his mind when he finds out his wife is pregnant as well. The three are all forced to make important choices.
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Radical Atheism is a major intervention in deconstruction, offering a novel account of Jacques Derrida's thinking of time and space, life and death, good and evil, self and other. As Hägglund argues, all our commitments presuppose an investment in and care for finite life. Developing a deconstructive account of time, Hägglund shows how Derrida rethinks the constitution of identity, the violence of ethics, the desire for religion, and political emancipation in accordance with the condition of temporal finitude.
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The twice-divorced Big feels it has degenerated into a "circus", with hundreds of guests, unwanted publicity, and a tremendous designer wedding gown taking over the original plan for a small, private ceremony. An ill-thought comment from the just-separated and upset Miranda rattles him further. Just before the ceremony Big gives in to cold feet and takes off, but rethinks the decision minutes later and rushes back. He intercepts Carrie as she is leaving the ceremony.
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They first try to keep their distance from each other. They then attempt to flirt with other bar patrons, but when Erin takes the flirting too far, they end up having an argument in the photo booth. Realizing that hiding their relationship has caused too much drama, Andy publicly announces their relationship on the PA system. Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson) rethinks his pre-natal contract with Angela Martin (Angela Kinsey) when Isabel (Kelen Coleman) arrives at the bar.
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The film was based on an original screenplay by John Sayles called A Safe Place, written in the early 1980s for producer Stan Rogow.Jack Ryan, John Sayles, Filmmaker: A Critical Study of the Independent Writer-director; With a Filmography and a Bibliography, Jefferson, North Carolina, 1998, p. 50. Sayles' original idea for the plot involved a mercenary who rethinks his life when he comes upon a tribe of pacifists. Rewrites from Reiff and Voris added more testosterone-fueled action.
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Bishop Ackermann has announced that the diocese will be closing almost all of its parishes, reducing 903 parishes and all relevant organizations to 35 new regional authorities. The parishes of the future will have nothing in common with the parish concept “but the name”. Gloria TV: Oldest German Diocese Dissolves All Parishes National Catholic Review: Europe's church creatively rethinks as numbers plummet . The new entities will include limitation to the duties of the clergy and the introduction of new duties for the laity.
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Rene Prieto, 2000, p. 38 In contrast, Asturias rethinks his stance and depicts native culture as a continuing, and integral facet of Guatemala.Rene Prieto, 2000, p. 42 To do this, Asturias tries to provide an accurate representation of indigenous culture and thus bases his work on traditions and legends of his ancestors. It can be argued that Asturias takes elements from the traditional culture “to demonstrate that the future of his country depends on the recognition and validation of the indigenous heritage”.
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Feeling her chances at work have been undercut by Don's detachment, the couple have a fight while touring a Howard Johnson's hotel. Don leaves Megan behind in a huff when she tells him that she's come to find the advertising industry hollow and superficial. But as he's driving home, he rethinks leaving her behind and goes back to the Howard Johnson, only to find Megan isn't there. He waits around for 7 hours and then drives home, where he finds Megan.
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Anna (Sophia Loren dressed by Christian Dior), the wife of a mega-rich industrialist, has a lover named Renzo (Marcello Mastroianni). Whilst driving together in her husband's Rolls-Royce, Anna must determine which is the most important to her happiness – Renzo or the Rolls. Renzo rethinks his infatuation with Anna when she expresses no concern when they nearly run over a child, and end up crashing the Rolls-Royce. She is infuriated by the damage to her Rolls-Royce, and ends up getting another passing driver to take her home, leaving Renzo on the road.
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The added pressure of waiting for a promotion and So Ngo depending on him gets to Siu Sang, and he finds some breathing room with Sum Yeo (Eileen Yeow), his beautiful next door neighbor whom he sees as a platonic friend. When So Ngo finds out that she cannot have any more children, she rethinks whether she and Siu Sang should really get married. With all the added pressure in their relationship, both decide to break up. Siu Sang finds relief in Sum Yeo, whom he dates briefly and soon marries.
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He attacks Kuwabara and his friends, but is defeated when Kuwabara's aura returns and he gains the Dimensional Sword. Sensui knew Mitarai was weak and uncertain and therefore had him bugged with a listening device and tries to kill him alongside Hagiri in Yusuke's apartment. Having been saved by Kuwabara twice and then Botan, Mitarai rethinks his stance on humans and decides to help in the fight against Sensui. After the final fight, he lives a normal life, gets into his school of choice and later devotes his time to environmental and international issues.
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The New Zealand Herald, 11 July 2007 The plans to connect the new quarter with Victoria Park would make a cut-and-cover tunnel construction possible along the length of the planned Daldy Street boulevard in the Western Reclamation, providing for two public transport and two private vehicle lanes. Light rail was also mentioned as a long-term possibility. However, as it is unlikely that the harbour tunnel section would be built before 2020 earliest, coordination with the development of the new quarter would pose some difficulties."Transit rethinks tunnel entrance".
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Terry rethinks his decision and goes to pick Dean up from a Hobo colony, where he has been living out of his car. Terry welcomes Dean into his home for Christmas. On Christmas Eve, Dean's family arrives, showing him there are things worth living for, and he decides to forego committing suicide, however, Tron shows up at Terry's house, intent on fulfilling the pact. Tron attempts to smother Dean with a pillow, but Dean fights back and ends up in a scuffle with Tron, in which Tron soils himself.
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In 1999, Catholic cardinal Edward Clancy wrote to the prime minister, John Howard, urging him to send an armed peacekeeping force to East Timor to end the violence engulfing that country. Previous Archbishops of Sydney, Cardinal George Pell (Catholic) and Peter Jensen (Anglican), have concerned themselves with traditional issues of Christian doctrine, such as marriage or abortion, but have also raised questions about government policies such as the Work Choices industrial relations reforms and the mandatory detention of asylum seekers.Lateline – 28/1/2002: Labor rethinks detention stance . Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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In Sur écoute. Esthétique de l'espionnage (2007), he draws on Foucault's analysis of the Panopticon and Deleuze's Postscript on the Societies of Control in order to show how the act of listening always entails issues of power and dominion. Sur écoute proposes an archeology of overhearing, following many paths, from the Bible to spy movies like Hitchcock's Torn Curtain or Coppola's The Conversation. In Membres fantômes : des corps musiciens (2002), Szendy rethinks the concept of body as construed in the history of Western musical thought and sketches the outlines of a "general organology" based on the rhetorical concept of "effiction".
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According to Ackermann's plan, laypeople will have the right to make decisions and lead "traditional and new worship forms" and "there'll continue to be a priest who takes overall responsibility, but tasks and duties will also be distributed by the team — so there'll be less emphasis on the clergy's leadership, and more on its priestly and pastoral functions" National Catholic Review: Europe's church creatively rethinks as numbers plummet . In 2017, Ackermann became the president of the Liturgy Commission of the German Bishop's Conference. Bishop Ackermann in 2017 also called for the abolition of nuclear weapons at the Buchel airfield.
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William S. Bowdern (Timothy Dalton) is a World War II veteran who was severely affected by a bad experience in France on All Saints’ Day in 1944. In the first scene of the film, we flash-back through one of Bowdern's dreams to where he was trying to escape from a German advance as Schutzstaffel (SS) soldiers execute wounded American soldiers. A wounded soldier calls Bowdern, the chaplain, to give him the Last Rites; Bowdern at first denies him so he can escape. Bowdern rethinks the matter and does his duty but is bayonetted by an SS soldier.
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" He also added "Gears of War 4 plays it fairly safe but brilliantly executes on a variety-packed campaign and meaty multiplayer suite." Mike Mahardy of GameSpot rewarded Gears of War 4 a score of 7 out of 10, reasoning "This is a shooter teetering on the edge of something greater, but despite the improvements it makes to the storied franchise, its missteps hold it back. There is inspiration here, and creativity in the way Gears of War 4 rethinks its multiplayer modes. But the lackluster campaign and technical issues are blights on an otherwise exhilarating shooter.
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The sound of feeling. The moan, a ragged body-spasm > sound, like some kind of heavy stringed instrument, lifting all the other > sounds into prayers. Author Norman C. Weinstein wrote: > [Murray] radically rethinks the role of the drum kit, sees the kit as a > kinetic sculpture... The drums are a sculpture he dances around, giving the > drum kit a numinosity like African drums utilized for ritual purposes. By > dancing about the drums, not merely alertly sitting before them, he > maximizes the force of his contact with all surfaces, not just skins but > metal and wood as well.
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His most recent book The Marvelous Clouds: Toward a Philosophy of Elemental Media radically rethinks how media are environments and environments are also media. He has held fellowships with the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Fulbright Foundation, and the Leverhulme Trust. Peters grew up in Brookline, Massachusetts, pursued studies at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, and graduated with a B.A. in English from the University of Utah, where he also earned his M.A. in Speech Communication. He received a Ph.D. in Communication Theory and Research from Stanford University in 1986 before accepting a faculty appointment at the University of Iowa.
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The Hidden Cost of Flying, pp. 19–20 The environmental message is echoed in the ninth report of the House of Commons Environmental Audit Select Committee, published in July 2006, which labels the government strategy a predict and provide model and expresses scepticism about the timescale and efficiency of the EU ETS. It recommends instead that the government rethinks its airport expansion policy and considers ways, particularly via increased taxation, in which future demand can be managed in line with industry performance in achieving fuel efficiencies, so that emissions are not allowed to increase in absolute terms.
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Until 1945, Nationalist China claimed sovereignty over Mongolia, but under Soviet pressure and as part of the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Alliance of August 1945, it recognised Mongolian independence. In 1953, due to the deterioration of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union, it revoked this recognition and resumed considering it a part of China.Times, MOI rethinks Mongolia, 20 August 2002, p. 2. Retrieved 2 June 2009 On 3 October 2002, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs recognised Mongolia as an independent country, although no legislative actions were taken to address concerns over its constitutional claims to Mongolia.
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"ACLU Still Critical of State's Work Card Proposal," Gambling Magazine, September 10, 2002; "County Rethinks Work Card Requirements," Gambling Magazine, April 3, 2001. In Brazil, workers' cards (carteira de trabalho) are signed by employers as a guarantee and recognition that workers are to receive rights and benefits. The cards differentiate employees who work on a cash basis from those who are entitled to receive protections like sick days, social security, and vacation days. Work cards are used in some employment situations, such as prostitution, so that government officials may track the number of workers in a given industry.
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Her areas of expertise include examinations of women's collective action and coping strategies in semi-arid Kenya, and environmental change, biodiversity and conservation. In 2016, she published the book Resilience, Development and Global Change that rethinks resilience concepts for development studies and practice. She was formerly an editor of the journal Global Environmental Change, Global Environmental Change a member of the Resilience Alliance on the Scientific Committee of the IHDP,IHDP and was the lead author of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. She was also the Director of the Programme on Climate Change and International Development and Deputy Director for Social sciences at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research.
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Saved at the last minute by Gesser, Anton runs through the ruins of Moscow to the house where he, fourteen years ago, made his visit to the witch -- the visit that caused the entire sequence of events, starting Anton's own initiation into the Night Watch. Anton writes NO (нет; pronounced nyet) on a wall in this house. Moscow reverts to its normal, undemolished state and the film returns to 1992 and the first scene of Night Watch. In the epilogue, as a result of the Chalk's influence, Anton rethinks his deal with the witch, and therefore never inadvertently agrees to harm his wife's unborn child, who would have been Yegor.
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In September 2016, CBC announced it had commissioned a one-hour drama series that follows the star players of an under-21 soccer academy in Montreal, titled 21 Thunder, with Kabongo slated to star as one of the lead characters, an Ivory Coast mid-fielder named Junior Lolo. The series premiered in Canada on July 31, 2017, to generally positive reviews. Also that year, Kabongo appeared in three episodes of the CBC series Frankie Drake Mysteries as a boxer named Moses, and he starred opposite Mouna Traoré in Brown Girl Begins, a post- apocalyptic science fiction film directed by Sharon Lewis."Brown Girl Begins rethinks Black History".
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Bertie never marries, but frequently finds himself engaged. In the early years, he is rather given to impulsive and short-lived infatuations, under the influence of which he proposes to Florence Craye (in "Jeeves Takes Charge", the fourth story in terms of publication and the first in the internal timeline of the books), to Pauline Stoker, and to Bobbie Wickham. In all of these cases, he rethinks the charms of the holy state and a "lovely profile" upon closer understanding of the personalities of the girls in question. Having already received a proposal from him, each girl assumes that she has an open invitation to marry Bertie whenever she has a spat with her current fiancé.
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David Robert Wills (born 1953) is a noted translator of Jacques Derrida, including The Gift of Death, Right of Inspection, Counterpath, and The Animal That Therefore I Am. Currently, Wills is a professor of French at Brown University. To date much of Wills's own original and published work "has concentrated on literary theory, especially the work of Derrida, film theory, comparative literature" with an emphasis on how and where we think through (and with) technology and politics. As noted, Wills's writing "rethinks not only our nature before all technology but also what we understand to be technology." Wills began teaching at SUNY-Albany in 1998 and moved to Brown University in 2013.
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Kelly argued that aspects of the Anglican understanding of life and the universe can be seen in Elizabeth who after rejecting Darcy and then receives his letter explaining his actions rethinks her view of him, and comes to understand that her pride and prejudice had blinded her to who he really was, marking the beginning of her romantic journey of "suffering and endurance" that ends happily for her.Kelly, Gary "Religion and Politics", pp. 149–169 (166), in The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen, in Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997. After seeing Pemberley, Elizabeth realizes Darcy's good character, and as a chance to become part of society without compromising her values.
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At last James realizes just how selfish and emotionally distant he has been towards his daughter, rethinks his position and comes home with a tree and several boxes of ornaments — except a star. James goes up to the attic and brings down just such a star as he had not brought home, much more magnificently-made than the one Addie had made for her prize tree, out of tinfoil that "everybody" saved and collected back in his day, such as from chewing-gum wrappers. When Addie admires the star her father reveals that her mother crafted it especially for her much-longed-for first baby's first Christmas. Then he lifts Addie up and they place her star on the tree.
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This book comprises a series of essays on contemporary political issues from the problem of moralism in politics to the legacies of past injustices in the present. Throughout her thematically overlapping chapters, Brown asks: "What happens to left and liberal political orientations when faith in progress is broken, when both the sovereign individual and sovereign states seem tenuous, when desire seems as likely to seek punishment as freedom, when all political conviction is revealed as contingent and subjective?" Much of this book takes history and liberalism themselves as objects of theoretical reflection and sites of contestation. Drawing on a range of thinkers, such as Freud, Marx, Nietzsche, Spinoza, Benjamin and Derrida, Brown rethinks the disorientation and possibility inherent to contemporary democracy.
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From the Maragtas, Alex C. Delos Santos wrote the one-act play "Pagtimalus ni Kapinangan" (Kapaningan's Revenge), based on the chapter on Kapinangan's adulterous relationship. Delos Santos, however, rethinks the story and views it from Kapinangan's point of view, suggesting that the act was deliberate on Kapinangan's part because she felt that Sumakwel was so engrossed with his obligations as chieftain, forgetting Kapinangan and their marriage. The play was presented in 2002 at St. Anthony's College, and as part of the trilogy "Tres Mujeres" presented at Iloilo National High School as part of the Duag Teatrokon Regional Theater Festival. In music and theater, Rolando Tinio, Jose Lardizabal, and National Artist for Music Lucrecia Kasilag produced "Dulawaran: Ang Gintong Salakot" in 1969 for the inauguration of the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
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On a cold winter day in Chicago, Calvin Palmer Jr. (Ice Cube) decides he has had enough of trying to keep open the barbershop his father handed down to him. He cannot borrow, revenues are falling, and he seems more interested in get-rich-quick schemes to bring in easy money. Without telling his employees or the customers, he sells the barbershop to a greedy loan shark, Lester Wallace (Keith David), who secretly plans to turn it into a strip club. After spending a day at work, and realizing just how vital the barbershop is to the surrounding community, Calvin rethinks his decision and tries to get the shop back - only to find out Wallace wants double the $20,000 he paid Calvin to return it, and before 7 pm that day.
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As Ross is crushed, but understanding, Penny rethinks her choice and kisses him passionately as Crash approaches excitedly to see his two friends both happy. In his euphoria, Ross climbs onto the stage during Extreme Corporal Punishment's set, and after grabbing the microphone, tries to convey to the annoyed crowd that he loves all of them despite their differences. However, his attempt at unity comes out as an unintentional insult regarding his perceived redundancy and materialism of punk rock and punks in general, and he is pulled off the stage and attacked by the crowd. As Crash and Penny do their best to help Ross, John and Sean arrive and run to their aide, and they are successful in getting Ross outside where Trish and the others are waiting.
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56 Similarly, Șerban speaks about "Emil Gayk" as a piece in which magnified "paltry aspects" and "anomalies" are supposed to send the reader into a "state of vigil". The plot of "Going Abroad" depicts someone's convoluted attempt to leave the country for good. The unnamed seven-year-old "he" in the story settles his scores with the assistance of "two old ducks" and embarks for the voyage, only to be pulled back in by "paternal feelings"; he consequently isolates himself in a tiny room, where he converts to Judaism, punishes his servants, celebrates his Silver Jubilee, and rethinks his escape. His wife, jealous of his contacts with a seal, decides against it, but offers him various parting gifts: flatbread, a kite, and a sketchbook by art teacher Borgovanu.
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In a few episodes, such as "Stewie Loves Lois", it is shown that Stewie can love his mother. In that episode, after Lois recovers and repairs a lost Rupert and serves Stewie a meal he likes, he rethinks Lois and accepts her as a loving mother. When he becomes too dependent on her, she deliberately takes no notice of him; when he hurts himself, she tries to show notice of him again, he returns to hating her. However, at the end of the season nine premiere, "And Then There Were Fewer", when Diane Simmons is about to murder Lois for uncovering her murderous revenge scheme, Stewie secretly saves Lois by killing Diane with a sniper rifle, though he states to himself that he only did it to not miss out on the opportunity to kill Lois in the future.
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After trying to meet the major global challenges of our interdependent world that are affecting today humankind as a whole, DHDR Chapter 7 rethinks the principle of equality, such as stated in the first UDHR articles. Using a similar approach, UNESCO has already approved two meaningful documents promoting cultural diversity, the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Cultural Diversity (2001) and the Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (2005). DHDR Article 26 enunciates in general the duty to respect, ensure and promote the right to equal treatment and to eradicate discrimination in all its forms. DHDR Article 27 states the duty and responsibility for the States, primarily, to respect and ensure the substantive equality of every member of the human family, not only ensuring equality before the law, but also taking positive action to prevent direct or indirect discrimination.
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In spite of restrictions on freedom of association and of speech, a wide variety of protests and dissident movements have proliferated in China (the People's Republic of China), particularly in the decades since the death of Mao Zedong. Among the most notable of these were the 1959 Tibetan uprising against Communist Party rule, the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, which were put down with brutal military force, and the 25 April 1999 demonstration by 10,000 Falun Gong practitioners at Zhongnanhai. Protesters and dissidents in China espouse a wide variety of grievances, including corruption, forced evictions, unpaid wages, human rights abuses, environmental degradation, ethnic protests, petitioning for religious freedom and civil liberties, protests against one-party rule, as well as nationalist protests against foreign countries. The number of annual protests has grown steadily since the early 1990s, from approximately 8,700 "mass group incidents" in 1993Murray Scot Tanner, "China Rethinks Unrest", The Washington Quarterly, Summer 2004.
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