Mercury is finally moving direct and retracing its retrograde path.
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Retracing the arc of Trump's rise demonstrates the first point.
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Just doing all these strange rituals and retracing my steps.
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Retracing the victim's steps, they could have vast areas to cover.
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It also briefly weakened against the euro, before retracing the losses.
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Eventually he was retracing the steps of his adopted country's writers.
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Overnight, it had dropped about 0.4 percent before retracing some losses.
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"The Cotwold's [sic] Fields of Gold… retracing childhood steps #thefall," Gilkes wrote.
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Retracing the fatal journey of 39 people found dead in a truck.
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Investigators are retracing Watkins' steps just before the deadly shooting, KDKA reported.
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Like Mercury, Saturn also goes retrograde, retracing its steps through the zodiac.
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Greenwood's old patient lists and retracing the route of the murders. One
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The small-cap Russell 2000 fared even worse, retracing only 30 percent.
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Following the remarks, the euro reached 53.93 versus the dollar before retracing steps.
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Queen star Brian May is retracing the childhood steps of bandmate Freddie Mercury.
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INDONESIAN 10-YEAR BOND YIELD FALLS 21 BASIS POINTS, MOSTLY RETRACING RECENT JUMP
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So it's not like we're retracing an entire 12 months of returns here.
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Later on, you retrieve the list of words by mentally retracing these steps.
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All three indexes also finished higher on Wednesday, retracing the prior days losses.
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Sony shares fell 152.143 percent, after retracing earlier gains of more than 1 percent.
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German 10-year yields tumbled to record low of -0.240% before retracing to -0.232%.
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German 10-year yields tumbled to record low of -0.240% before retracing to -53%.
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The dollar was little changed against the yen at 111.15 yen, retracing earlier gains.
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Spot gold was steady at $1,21 per ounce, retracing earlier declines of about 2403.41%.
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When Mars is retracing its steps in the heavens, that phallus may fall flaccid.
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EURO JUMPS OVER $1.1212 AGAINST US DOLLAR ON BREXIT HEADLINES, BEFORE RETRACING TO $1.1200
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Toshiba shares rose 2.90 percent, retracing early losses of as much as 912.533 percent.
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In the commodities market, oil prices retreated in the afternoon, retracing a morning advance.
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The dollar was little changed against the yen at 110.97 yen, retracing earlier gains.
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During a retrograde, a planet reverses its movement, retracing its steps through the zodiac.
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Only by retracing their steps from months earlier did the women find the children.
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I led them through the Strand Bookstore, retracing steps I'd taken with their dad.
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German 10-year yields tumbled to record low of -0.663% before retracing to -0.232%.
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The solid showing is lifting stocks that were already retracing ground lost late last year.
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U.S. two-year yield hit 1.208 percent before retracing to 1.224 percent, Reuters data showed.
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German 10-year yields tumbled to a record low of -0.240% before retracing to -0.220%.
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So I set out to understand it better by retracing his footsteps in the region.
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The S&P Sensex index was down 0.7%, retracing previous advances of more than 3%.
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It was retracing three decades of my life and, obviously, three decades of Jack's life.
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U.S. two-year yield hit 1.208 percent before retracing to 1.220 percent, Reuters data showed.
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In Japan, the closed up 96.82 points, or 0.51 percent, at 0.723,007.60, retracing mild earlier losses.
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Savannah immediately ran back home, finding her way there by retracing her steps, her mother said.
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She is currently retracing the journey her family took after fleeing Iraq during the Gulf War.
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The fell against the dollar, retracing early gains, and was last down 0.15 percent to $1.1021.
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The troubled container shipper saw shares shed 2.16 percent, retracing gains after Tuesday's 29.91 percent surge.
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Gold XAU= slipped by 0.11 percent, retracing earlier losses after the release of the Fed's statement.
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This is also the first album on which you can hear the band retracing their footsteps.
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On March 25, Saturn stops in the sky and begins retracing its steps through the zodiac.
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Over the days that followed I ended up retracing my personal musical history in roughly chronological order.
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"While markets globally are retracing, we believe the risk-on trade will be US equities," Lee said.
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He spent a few frantic minutes scouring the ground and retracing his steps, but eventually gave up.
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COCOA * December New York cocoa rose $1, $2,243 a tonne, retracing some ground after its recent fall.
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But obsessively retracing the moments leading up to a loved one's death is another very normal reaction.
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The franc was up modestly, last at $1.00, after retracing some gains made earlier in the day.
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Expect conversations from July to come back around now that Mercury is retracing its steps through Leo.
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As we were retracing our steps, a young woman jogging by asked what we were looking for.
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A march is planned in Memphis, Tennessee, retracing the route King took during his fateful last campaign.
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Prince William clearly was overrun with emotion retracing his mother's iconic 1992 visit to the Taj Mahal.
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A few hours later, retracing the same route, another driver, also a Brexiter, asked me the same question.
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Retracing his steps with fictional simulations, Hyden further plays into the role of a blundering but likable fool.
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HK/SIN, retracing early losses of more than 246.73 percent and touching lows not seen since mid-July.
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Ten-year JGB futures fell 0.13 point to 150.25, retracing some losses after touching their lowest since Aug.
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Oil prices rose on Friday, retracing much of the week's losses, which were stoked by concerns about oversupply.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of many shipping companies dropped in volatile trading, retracing more of their post-U.
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The eurodollar fell in overnight trade on Wednesday, retracing earlier gains, but maintained levels around $1.167 throughout Thursday.
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Chinese mainland markets traded mixed, with the composite retracing early losses to rise 0.73 percent in afternoon trade.
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The pound GBP= fell as low as $1.2917 before retracing to $1.2940, down 193 percent on the day.
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The pound edged down 0.15 percent to $1.3185, retracing its earlier gains in the face of the stronger dollar.
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Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields hit 2.016%, their lowest levels since September 2017 before retracing back up to 2.035%.
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Among other markets, Japan's closed up 93.32 points, or 0.6 percent, at 23,775.80, retracing earlier declines of 0.44 percent.
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The benchmark jumped 598.49 points, or 80.83 percent, to 16,874.44, retracing its 3.4 percent loss in the previous session.
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I retraced the steps of my characters, which really was an exercise in retracing the steps of my youth.
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Retracing your steps back to the last safe room — when that's an option — offers a rare moment of respite.
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Shares in Boeing Co fell around one percent, before retracing part of their losses against a slightly firmer market.
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A few years ago, on a trip to New Mexico, I spent a day or two retracing Latour's steps.
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DXY briefly edged up after the release of the data before retracing earlier losses against a basket of currencies.
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But the news has rippled across the league, with people in contact with the team retracing their recent interactions.
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The fact that he is kind of retracing his step is important, but he sure stepped in it yesterday.
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Set in Algeria, it appears players will be retracing Tasi's footsteps and figuring out what they were up to.
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Loosely retracing the route I'd walked in 2008, we never knew quite where we would find ourselves each night.
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Stocks rallied in response, retracing some of the losses they had incurred on Friday, when the trade spat escalated.
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U.S. Treasury yields were little changed, retracing an overnight drop as investor concerns eased about a U.S.-Iran conflict.
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Ian Ritch, the father, spent some of Tuesday at the park with authorities retracing their steps, the FBI said.
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Critic's Notebook Occasionally I find myself retracing a boyhood route, or part of a route, through my old neighborhood.
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Retracing the dance of her arm and hand in my mind lulled me into an almost trace-like state.
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The three-year note yield dipped immediately following the auction as prices rose, retracing its rise earlier on Tuesday.
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In a number of places in the United States, public health agencies are keeping suspected cases isolated, retracing the interactions of Covid-19 patients, retracing family members, co-workers and other people with whom the patient was within six feet for a sustained time, and ensuring that high-risk contacts are isolated.
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We're retracing their path back toward his lab, our shoes crunching down on potential cures for nearly any ailment imaginable.
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While it's much easier to track the life of clothing once it's already made, retracing its origins is another story.
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Japara Healthcare lost 0.423 percent and Regis Healthcare shed 16.67 percent, retracing losses of more than 20 percent each earlier.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies inched down 0.15 percent to 97.253, retracing Friday's modest gains.
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Also on March 25, Saturn will begin its retrograde, retracing the steps it's been taking through Sagittarius since August, 2015.
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Elsewhere, he absorbs a painting in a London gallery, retracing the passages in one of Urbain's copies of a masterwork.
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Bonds prices have gained this week as optimism over a trade deal ebbed, retracing some of last week's dramatic selloff.
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Those participating in the ice field expedition will cover roughly 30 miles picking their way around crevasses retracing Shackleton's route.
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Teams, reporters and others are retracing their contact with Jazz players It's not clear when either player contracted the virus.
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Retracing the steps of a century-old wildlife survey, ecologists find that birds are making remarkable adaptations to climate change.
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" There is rueful retracing here: "Just once I wanted / to hit & hold the person / who could hit & hold / me down.
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They have fallen 41 basis points in two days, retracing most of a 13 basis point jump late last week.
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Then began the work of retracing the man's steps, in hopes of figuring out how he had contracted the virus.
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By retracing the steps of those who went before, players and fans alike become part of the F.A. Cup's history.
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Then, a measure of relief that at least I was here now, retracing a few of the society's old steps.
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Harry then visited Huambo, retracing his mother's steps on a street that was once a path in a dangerous minefield.
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Murray Energy's 11.25% 2021s traded as high as 80.5, or up 4.75 points on the day, before retracing to 78.25.
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Mars is the warrior; moving retrograde, retracing its steps through the zodiac, can be a huge drag for this planet.
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Across the Korean Strait, the Kospi closed up 3.22 points, or 0.16 percent, at 1.33363,008.77, retracing losses of some 0.2 percent.
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The yen weakened to 114.54 yen against the dollar earlier on Thursday, its lowest in 11 months, before retracing to 113.79.
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Benchmark 10-year note yields US10YT=RR increased to 2.936 percent, the highest since March 12, before retracing to 2.894 percent.
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Japan's Nikkei 1.1105 dropped 0.28% to 20,618.57, retracing some of its earlier losses, and the Topix index declined 0.61% to 1,497.51.
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Most Asia markets gained on Friday, retracing earlier losses, despite a fresh stream of hawkish commentary from U.S. Federal Reserve officials.
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The Chinese offshore yuan fell to 6.9350 yuan per dollar before retracing to 6.9158, which was little changed on the day.
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The special also sees the pair interviewing eyewitnesses and confronting local law enforcement in addition to retracing the girls' last steps.
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The film infuses a too-familiar story with so much heart that you forgive it for retracing a well-worn path.
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Aboard the ferry from Manhattan to Ellis Island, I began retracing the steps so many immigrants took over 100 years ago.
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Lynas shares fell as much as 4.9% in early trade in a flat overall market, before retracing to be down 1.1%.
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A poignant, sometimes hapless, retracing of Cook's Pacific journeys explores the havoc — cultural, environmental and ecological — that was the inevitable aftermath.
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Mr. Birbiglia is retracing the road map of his life, which has always been cluttered with his neuroses and physical ailments.
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Some analysts have been warning for weeks that oil prices are at risk of retracing gains, pointing to extreme financial positioning.
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In honor of the discovery, we tried to relive the famed sequence by retracing Monroe's steps on the Upper East Side.
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Shares of Line's parent company, South Korean internet giant Naver, closed down 2.45 percent, retracing earlier gains of more than 1.5 percent.
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After a state funeral, soldiers escorted his ashes from Havana to Santiago, retracing the route taken by the revolutionary army he led.
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The euro fell against the dollar, retracing earlier gains, and was last down 0.15 percent to $1.1019, its lowest in a week.
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But the past week has been a turbulent one for the Chinese currency, which first weakened, then unexpectedly rose before retracing gains.
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Retracing the journey of how exactly a future great fell to the 13th pick was especially fun for Abrams, the native Angeleno.
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Santos retracing early losses to close up 1.90 percent but Oil Search remained down 4.16 percent and Woodside Petroleum shed 0.68 percent.
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The difference between yield on 2- and 10-year notes touched a fresh 10-year low on Wednesday before retracing the move.
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He also appealed for the public's help in retracing Mr. Mateen's movements, as investigators scour his past for motives or possible accomplices.
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Retracing the route of their movie cameras, they pointed out sites of mayhem in the film, sounding like the world's worst Realtors.
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The dollar fell to a seven-month low against a basket of currencies on the data, before retracing some of the losses.
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Investigators have been retracing the couple's steps and have cordoned off several businesses that they visited out of an abundance of caution.
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Gold prices continued to see safe-haven demand, retracing losses earlier in the session to trade at around fresh two-month highs.
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One boutique travel company, Pelorus, pairs guests with specific hosts and neighborhoods, depending on their interests — food, music or retracing family roots.
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The Chinese offshore yuan CNY=D4 fell to 6.9350 yuan per dollar before retracing to 6.9158, which was little changed on the day.
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On Monday, Clinton will travel to Ohio to make her case to millennials by retracing some of her early work as a lawyer.
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Nintendo's stock started to skyrocket in the morning to as high as 5 percent, before retracing some of those gains in the afternoon.
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When a planet goes retrograde, what it's doing is retracing its steps through the zodiac, revisiting themes, people, and conversations it previously encountered.
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"You felt you were escaping the city when you went to 10th Avenue," he said, retracing his steps as tourists eddied around him.
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I also am rereading "Crusader Castles" by T.E. Lawrence in anticipation of retracing part of his journey at the end of the summer.
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Retracing her steps, she strolled back into the prison, past an indifferent guard, and hid the contraband on a shelf in the pharmacy.
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The head count bounced back about 35k increase, not fully retracing the decline that we saw in November but certainly a decent bound.
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On Saturday morning, the crew members stowed their air mattresses and got Hull 200 on its way, retracing its path from Fort Myers.
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Stocks markets fell globally as investors feared the impact of tariffs on global growth, before retracing some of their losses on Friday morning.
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The installation is composed of documents from Plesset's retracing of her grandfather's footsteps in Europe, such as museum tickets, timetables, maps, and screenshots.
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Your traditional planetary ruler, Jupiter, begins its retrograde on March 8, retracing the steps it's taken through fellow Water sign Scorpio since mid-December.
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Shares of Mazda finished down 0.45 percent, retracing some of its earlier losses of nearly 1.4 percent, and Sony shares closed down 0.72 percent.
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Chinese oil stocks were mostly up, with mainland shares of China Oilfield and Petrochina retracing morning losses to close up 2882.68 and 2500 percent.
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Australia's ASX 200 was off earlier highs, retracing gains of more than 0003 percent to close up 5.75 points, or 0.11 percent, at 5,010.26.
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However, though Mercury retrograde is over, the planet of communication is still retracing its steps in what's known as the post-retrograde shadow phase.
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Having done music that was based on samples in the past, I don't think any of us were super interested in retracing our steps.
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The Belgian prosecutor's office launched the new appeal at a press conference Thursday, along with a video retracing the suspect's movements after the attack.
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But the larger realization came as health investigators untangled Mr. Garbuz's case by retracing his steps and interviewing those he came in contact with.
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Chicago soybeans futures contracts for May delivery fell 2 percent, closing at around $10.15 per bushel, retracing some losses after a 5 percent plunge.
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The announcement helped drive a brief weakening of the dollar, but by mid-afternoon Friday in New York the greenback was retracing that move.
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The announcement helped drive a brief weakening of the dollar, but by mid-afternoon Friday in New York the greenback was retracing that move.
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In the early evening huge columns of policemen in riot gear swept slowly through the city, retracing the steps the marchers had taken earlier.
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Personal objects owned by Plummer, archival images from the Meredith Historical Society, and Willett's photographs retracing Plummer's paths, join this meditation on self-exile.
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Coates and Heartfield have spent years retracing the routes of this black market, traveling between the United Kingdom, where they are based, and Russia.
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Asian markets ended their day mixed, with the Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP) closing 0.7% higher, retracing some of its 5.6% drop on Monday, according to Refinitiv.
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The past week has been a turbulent one for the Chinese currency, which first weakened against, then unexpectedly climbed, squeezing short sellers, before retracing gains.
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Oil prices advanced during Asian hours, with U.S crude futures retracing earlier losses of 5003 percent to trade up 0.46 percent at $46.24 a barrel.
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U.S. Treasury yields jumped after the release of the data before retracing and the U.S. dollar rose against a basket of currencies before reversing course.
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The benchmark index has fallen 16 percent this year, while it is retracing about 40 percent of gains since the start of 'Abenomics' in 2012.
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Voices from Mosul: 'We want life back to normal' Slowly, warily, the nervous residents picked up their meager possessions and headed back, retracing their route.
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Mercury clears its post-retrograde shadow on December 7, meaning Mercury will be finished retracing the degrees of the zodiac it activated during the retrograde.
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The Aussie fell one percent to $0.7086 in a volatile Asian trading session before retracing some losses to stand 0.7 percent down on the day.
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Elsewhere, silver fell 0.2 percent to $15.86 per ounce, while platinum was down 0.4 percent at $845.50, retracing from $857.50, its highest since early November.
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In Japan, the benchmark ended up 0.30 percent, or 48.07 points, at 16,188.41, retracing gains of as much as 2.06 percent earlier in the session.
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The yield curve between three-month bills and 10-year notes extended its inversion to nine basis points, before retracing back to seven basis points.
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He comes every year from Jarden, where he's still chief of police, on his two weeks' vacation, retracing the steps of where he lost her.
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Yes, the Man in Black is William, as we've long guessed, and Dolores has been retracing her initial journey with him to end up here.
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A month after the end of the semester, my father and I were on a ship in the middle of the Aegean, retracing the Odyssey.
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Without having attended the artist talk, it would be difficult to know that Biggers's subject is retracing the North Atlantic slave trade route in reverse.
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But after the intermission was over, senators obediently returned to their seats, watching a series of videos retracing witness testimony from the House impeachment inquiry.
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" But the 66-year-old actor said that "it really turned out to be a powerful personal experience walking, retracing 30 years on the show.
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The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes fell slightly to 1.7723% in Asia, retracing some of the gains it made in the previous session.
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The Canadian dollar briefly dropped to a two-week low against the greenback as the country's row with Saudi Arabia escalated, before retracing the loss.
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The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes fell slightly to 1.7723% in Asia, retracing some of the gains it made in the previous session.
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You probably think that preventing another Trump from rising up means retracing the party's steps to an even earlier point and taking the other path.
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Early in adolescence, the brain gets remodeled to become more powerful and efficient, with this upgrade retracing the order of the original in utero development.
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The in Japan closed nearly flat at 19,118.99, retracing gains seen in early trade, while the Topix index added 1.32 points, or 0.09 percent, to 33,535.32.
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So Brad – whose journey through much of this season seemed to be retracing his wife Monica's footsteps – ends up exactly where Monica did, in second place.
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That's different from retracing their steps through cell-tower locations, but the justices were clearly thinking about some of the same issues they'll grapple with today.
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The greenback briefly dipped to 111.49 yen after the Bank of Japan's decision on Friday to keep interest rates unchanged, before retracing most of the decline.
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Without getting specific, the game's apparent ending quietly suggests retracing your steps — it doesn't exactly fill in the sketched-out plot, but it's emotionally satisfying nonetheless.
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange's "Mothers market" for start-ups fell 10.33 percent, retracing last week's gains that took it to a 3-1/2-week high.
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The Canadian dollar CAD= briefly dropped to a two-week low against the greenback as the country's row with Saudi Arabia escalated, before retracing the loss.
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In every one of those walks I was also retracing a memorization technique known to the ancients and shown by modern science to be highly effective.
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Sterling was last down 1.3% at $1.3030, retracing all of its gains following the Bank of England's decision last week to keep interest rates on hold.
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Having access to your recent browsing history can be useful for retracing your online steps, but you don't need it to follow you around for years.
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Uranus begins its retrograde in Aries on July 29, retracing the steps it's taken through the sector of your chart that rules rest, solitude, and dreams.
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The pound was 0.1 percent weaker against the dollar at $1.336, while it was flat against the euro after retracing earlier falls at 88.67 pence per euro.
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In Australia, the ASX 200 closed up 22.12 points, or 0.41 percent, at 14.343,410.80, with the energy sector retracing losses of nearly 0.5 percent to finish flat.
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On March 25, taskmaster Saturn stations retrograde (meaning, it will start retracing its steps through the zodiac), which will find you rethinking how you spend your day.
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Through careful retracing of how luggage moved through the London airport, investigators determined that the bags on the container's bottom row came from passengers transferring in London.
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"They have lots of process motivators around black history — walking as Harriet Tubman did or retracing the steps at Selma — and they rapidly recycle them," said Bennett.
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But that's not all there is in Bethlehem—Kallianiotis, retracing the steps of Walker Evans, has found warm sunlight and scents that remind him of his childhood home.
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The composite gained 14.35 points, or 0.46 percent, to 3,167.44, retracing losses of nearly 0.4 percent, and the Shenzhen composite added 14.61 points, or 0.75 percent, to 1,941.79.
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The closed down 81.75 points, or 0.49 percent, at 16,654.60, retracing earlier losses of more than 1.5 percent, while the dollar-yen pair retreated to levels under 110.
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But the Dials had, of course, already searched on their own before the camera crews got involved, so the first episode, apparently retracing ground already covered, feels staged.
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I recently spent a night in the room before beginning a train journey from Istanbul to London, retracing part of the route of the real-life Orient Express.
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The 23-year JGB yield was flat on the day at minus 25 percent, after earlier retracing an all-time low of minus 2260 percent touched on Friday.
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After opening the session at 6.5995, USD/CNH ripped higher during Asian trade, reaching a high of 6.6195 midway through the session before retracing slightly in recent trades.
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Their collaborative project, Fade Like a Sigh, took shape in the form of nearly 40 photographs retracing their absent parents' footsteps as a means to reconcile that loss.
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Cervera said investigators are retracing the gunman's activities on the day of the attack, using his electronic keycard to track his movements through secure areas of the building.
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The Dow (INDU) closed up 0.5%, or 144 points, after climbing as many as 374 points during Monday's trading session, retracing some of its losses from last week.
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In Japan, the benchmark closed up 5003 points, or 1.28 percent, at 16,169.11, retracing its early losses of more than 1 percent as the yen weakened against the dollar.
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Sterling, which has come off from a four-week peak of $1.3043 hit on Thursday, dipped as low as $1.2892 before retracing some losses as optimism over Brexit faded.
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Among other markets, Chinese markets were also higher, with the up 0.95 percent, or 25.96 points, at 2767.21, retracing some of its 6.4 percent plunge in the previous session.
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In early trading, the benchmark S&P 500's e-mini futures contract ESv1 was up about 0.1 percent, retracing a modest drop when trading resumed at 6 p.m.
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Energy plays in Asia were mixed, with shares of Santos retracing losses to close up 0.26 percent, Oil Search was higher by 0.31 percent and Inpex adding 1.39 percent.
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The euro, meanwhile, slid 0.50 percent against the greenback to $1.1755, retracing most of its overnight gains when it posted its biggest single day rise so far this month.
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MSCI's broad index of shares in Asia Pacific outside Japan was up 21.1 percent, retracing some of its recent losses after falling to a nine-month low on Thursday.
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But at least one Union unit spent several days marching along highway shoulders to get to this year's re-enactment, retracing the movements of the Army of the Potomac.
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"My mom romanticized Kashmir so much, so it was almost like retracing her memory and the stories that she told me when I was a young boy," he said.
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The first time he visited the Explorers Club, he was twenty-three, and gave a presentation about a trip he'd made retracing the voyage of Jason and the Argonauts.
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While retracing the Arctic travels of a capricious Victorian, I committed to crossing Iceland on two wheels, in preference to the four hooves chosen by my subject, Lord Dufferin.
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The euro, meanwhile, slid 0.52 percent against the greenback to $1.1752, retracing most of its overnight gains when it posted its biggest single day rise so far this month.
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The euro EUR= slid 0.45 percent against the greenback to $1.1761, retracing most of its overnight gains when it posted its biggest single-day rise so far this month.
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But then Heather meets Jack Quiller-Couch, who's soulfully retracing his grandfather's journey home after World War II. A Vermont farm boy, Jack espouses an unplugged, anti-millennial credo.
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It's a disturbing and honest portrayal of Ms. Litoff's efforts to move past her sister's suicide, but in retracing her sister's steps she derails her own recovery from addiction.
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The single currency edged up as much as 0.25% to the day's highs at $1.1322 before retracing some of its rise to stand 0.1% up on the day at $1.1300.
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Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index ended up 0.53 percent, or 27.958 points, at 5351.30 as the energy and materials sub-indexes rose 0.373-0.93 percent, retracing some recent losses.
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"We know that an entire family vanished and perished during this tragedy," Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman said Wednesday as he appealed for help retracing where the family had been.
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Turkey's lira fell as much as 2118.65 percent, pushing through 210.09 per dollar, before retracing some of these losses following inflation data that was not quite as bad as feared.
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Asia markets ended mixed on Thursday, with some markets partially retracing their advances following U.S. Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen's cautious stance on the path of tightening earlier this week.
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Retracing their steps The two women accused of administering the deadly nerve agent have consistently denied knowledge of the plot, saying they thought it was for a TV prank show.
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The single currency edged as much as 0.25% higher to the day's highs at $1.1322 before retracing some of its rise to stand 0.1% up on the day at $1.1300.
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But he agreed to meet me at FEMA headquarters in Washington to hear a recovery report card from folks I met while retracing the paths of Harvey, Irma and Maria.
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A hundred and 50 years after Russia sold Alaska to the United States, Mr. Malakhov and a small team are retracing routes blazed by earlier Russian explorers in the 1800s.
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The dollar was marginally weaker at $1.0940 per euro and fell against the Australian and New Zealand dollars , retracing some of its large Tuesday gains, while the equities market tumbled.
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They are also retracing the journey of an Austro-Hungarian expedition to the archipelago in 1874, using an eyewitness account written by explorer Julius Payer, according to the Northern Fleet.
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The shares fell as much as 10 percent in early trading, before retracing some of their losses after Nespolo confirmed in a conference call with analysts the company's financial guidance.
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That will follow more than a week of honors, including a nearly nationwide caravan retracing, in reverse, his tour from Santiago to Havana with the triumph of the revolution in 1959.
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The dollar rose on Tuesday, retracing early losses against a basket of currencies, and pressuring greenback-denominated oil as a stronger dollar tends to discourages buying by consumers holding other currencies.
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At one point, Noble shares plunged as much as 25.9 percent to as low as 0.20 Singapore dollars, before retracing some losses to close down 16.67 percent at 0.225 Singapore dollars.
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Only after retracing the dense footnotes in these papers did Bik discover that "YXQ-EQ" is apparently an acronym that refers to the "external Qi" and "Qigong" of scientist Yan Xin.
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Again, expect a conversation from your past—one that had to be put aside in July—to come back, Pisces, now that Mercury is retracing the steps it took in Leo.
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Instead, his mother returned from a trip to Peru after retracing the steps of her missing 173-year-old son on a four-day, three-night, 50-kilometer [30-mile] trek.
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In South Korea, troubled container shipper Hanjin Shipping's shares were down 27 percent, retracing much of its initial more than 5003 percent drop when trading resumed following a six-day suspension.
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The euro initially rose as much as 0.2 percent to the day's high of $1.1364 after the PMI data before retracing some gains to stand 0.1 percent up on the day.
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The British currency pierced the $1.25 mark minutes after the data was released at 09:30 London time, retracing to trade slightly below that level by the end of the morning.
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"We came from here and hit him with a rocket," said an Iraqi soldier, retracing his steps through the outdoor passage they used to come up on the militants from behind.
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Energy plays traded mostly up, with Japan's Inpex erasing early losses to close up 2000 percent, Japan Petroleum down 2292 percent and Santos retracing early losses to close up 2000 percent.
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You learn of a girl, then a boy, in bits and pieces throughout the living room and kitchen, and you are in effect retracing their steps as you learn about them.
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On March 25, Saturn stops in the sky and goes retrograde, retracing its steps through the zodiac and causing you to rethink your priorities and commitments, as well as your fears.
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The lira was last down about 54.773 percent at 254.77 per dollar while the rouble hit a session low of 20.2 per dollar before retracing to 251.79, according to Reuters data.
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The lira was last down about 0.6 percent at 3.525 per dollar while the rouble hit a session low of 62.045 per dollar before retracing to 61.854, according to Reuters data.
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But if you treat it as a do-over — if the series, like one of its haunted antiheroes, is retracing its steps to try to get things right — then it's fine.
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Brent futures LCOc238.30 settled down 41 cents, or about 1 percent, at $39.43 a barrel, retracing losses from the session low that saw Brent down more than $1, or nearly 3 percent.
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The closed down 62.20 points, or 0.37 percent, at 16,580.03, retracing some of its early losses of as much as 1.81 percent and the yen walked back some of its initial surge.
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MILAN, May 26 (Reuters) - Shares in Italian banks fell at open on Thursday, retracing strong gains the previous day, with UBI Banca leading losses in the sector with a 4 percent drop.
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Editor's note: This is an excerpt from Bill Weir's journey retracing his past in a bid to understand America's new cold civil war and explore why neighbors seem to have become strangers.
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To get this shot, Mr. Moore traveled with two biologists, Paul Elias and Jeremy Jackson, retracing their footsteps by using their original 1970s field notes from when they first found the salamanders.
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Over the course of the book, he describes having dinner with the Nobel Prize–winning author V.S. Naipaul, experiencing Barack Obama's election night in Harlem, and retracing James Baldwin's steps through Switzerland.
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Trade was volatile, with prices falling early on the Chinese demand data, then retracing losses after Libya's national oil corporation said it was investigating security violations at the country's largest oil field.
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I found myself drawn toward the jazz offerings, retracing steps that I took in college, when friends observed that if I liked Xenakis and Ligeti I might like Braxton and Cecil Taylor.
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Luzene Hill did it too in Retracing the Trace (2011–15), a performance and installation for which she spent 60 hours hanging up nearly 4,000 Incan quipu knots made of red cord.
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I put my hand on my lap, and took a moment, retracing the events of the morning; waking up, making myself oatmeal, scrolling through Instagram, doing some squats to work on my butt.
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Hand-wringing over black people retracing a 26-mile walk in a slave rebellion is all the more remarkable given the repeated injuries and fatalities in much larger, higher-budget majority-white reenactments.
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During the course of filming, Ms. Bai is said to have spent about a month retracing the route of the Long March — a journey that she closely documented on her social media accounts.
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For some perspective, the S&P 500 could rally 10% from here and still prove nothing more than it's bouncing from extraordinarily oversold conditions, retracing merely half the recent peak-to-trough drop.
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He was able to get rare permission for a civilian to enter the country and traveled from Miami via Istanbul, retracing the same journey his wife and kids had made four years earlier.
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In Australia, the ASX 20.6939 finished near flat, with the heavily weighted financials subindex retracing some of its earlier losses to trade down 1.473% as shares of major banks in the country declined.
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The conflict between the United States and Iran escalated early Wednesday with an Iranian missile attack on U.S-led forces in Iraq, sending S&P 500 futures down more than 1.5%, before retracing.
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"On the upside, given all the short interest in the stock, we could see a pretty aggressive move back up, kind of retracing some of the losses we've experienced this year," said Eison.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was higher on Wednesday afternoon, retracing its earlier fall to a six-month low against the Japanese yen following weak private sector jobs data in the United States.
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Authorities are also analyzing a hot sauce bottle reportedly containing a clear, bleach-like liquid that was found by a New York Post reporter last week while retracing Smollett's steps during the reported assault.
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Against the euro, the pound vaulted as much as a quarter of a percentage point to 1.213 pence before retracing most of its gains to stand broadly flat on the day at 91.38 pence.
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All in all, that number makes for one of the few moments in Beauty and the Beast where it feels like we're watching something new, rather than just retracing the steps of the original.
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"It's retracing a journey," said Robert Cassetti, the senior director for creative strategy and visitor engagement at the Corning Museum of Glass, which is organizing the barge's four-month tour beginning in mid-May.
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Now, Christensen and his team — a handful of Army anthropologists and analysts, a linguist, some bomb techs — are retracing their steps, hoping to find evidence of what happened to those who disappeared out here.
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The dollar eased slightly against the euro to $1.0933 per euro and gave ground to the Australian and New Zealand dollars, , retracing a bit of the large gains it made against them on Tuesday.
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The Australian dollar was the biggest loser against the dollar, falling 0.5% versus the greenback after some disappointing third quarter growth data and retracing a cumulative gain of 1.5% in the last two sessions.
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" But he also noted: "If you treat it as a do-over — if the series, like one of its haunted antiheroes, is retracing its steps to try to get things right — then it's fine.
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The Singapore dollar had a volatile reaction to the data, with the dollar fetching as much as 222 Singapore dollars immediately after the release, before quickly retracing to around S$22017 at 245:22017 a.m.
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The Man Who Saw Everything, then, offers a narrative of awakening, in which Saul, in his way, is reborn as an innocent, a naïf tracing and retracing his steps, his memories, through an elusive world.
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Here is an excerpt from an Atlantic piece declaring Twitter's death imminent: We've been trying to figure out the moment Twitter turned, retracing tweets to see whether there was something specific that soured the platform.
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Mercury clears its shadow, meaning it finishes retracing the degrees of the zodiac it activated during the retrograde, on December 7, and you can expect conversations and projects that were delayed to begin moving forward.
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For more individual stocks activity click on New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index fell 0.46 percent or 31.85 points to 6,950.78 on Thursday, retracing the gains to record levels made the previous session.
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The stock rose as much as 25.9273 percent to a high of 277.81 Singapore cents ($25.93) in late afternoon trade, before retracing slightly to end up 26.55 percent, or 103 Singapore cents, at S$210.
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By retracing these historicizing processes, she conveys a powerful sense that any codification is necessarily informed by the sociopolitical context in which it emerged and cannot be considered as neutral, or so-called pure aesthetic.
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In the institute's retracing of nearly 40 years of clothes — half of which are from the last three years — she turns decisively from fashion and from women's bodies toward art and abstraction — function be damned.
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Prosecutors in Tokyo are now likely retracing Ghosn's moves through Japan, collecting surveillance footage and searching for potential collaborators said Nobuo Gohara, a former prosecutor who now runs a compliance and law office in Japan.
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Meanwhile, MSCI's index of stocks in Asia Pacific excluding Japan was lower by 214 percent during Asia afternoon trade, retracing some losses after recording a decline of more than 26.6910 percent earlier in the day.
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So that in itself makes the case a little bit unusual that you're dealing with such an old case and trying to recreate what happened, going back and retracing steps to pull all that together.
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The trade price of the iShares iBoxx High Yield Corporate Bond ETF and the SPDR Bloomberg Barclays High Yield Bond ETF both hit four-day highs of $87.19 and $108.38 respectively, before retracing those gains.
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The bulk of the film is made up of Kodachrome slides of Fred Terna and Stella Horner's 1967 trip to California, interspersed with Daniel Terna's own retracing of his father Fred's voyage up the coast.
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Swiss photographer Mario Del Curto spent four years retracing Vavilov's steps, from the wild apple forests of Kazakhstan, to the remote Polar Experimental station where potatoes, gooseberries, and other crops are studied in the Arctic climate.
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Australia's ASX 200 lost 33.93 points, or 0.66 percent, to 000.543,103.30, with the financials sub-index, which accounts for nearly half of the broader index, down 0.11 percent, retracing earlier losses of more than 1 percent.
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Cops have launched an investigation into the car crash that killed ex-NBA player Rasual Butler and his wife Leah LaBelle ... and they're retracing the couple's steps that night to find out exactly what went down.
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To get an idea of what the planet of the unexpected may bring, think back to what was going on in your life in late April and early May, since Uranus will be retracing its steps.
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Junk bonds in January delivered their strongest monthly performance in more than seven years with a total return of nearly 4.6 percent, according to ICE BofAML index data, retracing almost all of the fourth quarter's losses.
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" Maybe Iguodala needed the two-year exercise of retracing his youth and career path after operating for so long, in the oft-cited words of Warriors Coach Steve Kerr, as Golden State's "adult in the room.
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Gotheiner took his task seriously: As part of his research, he, along with four of his dancers and the media artist Joshua Higgason, embarked on a two-week trip retracing Kerouac's route across the United States.
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As I discovered during a visit last summer, retracing Hamilton's footsteps on the island illuminates both the complex and tarnished history of St. Croix and the ghosts that haunted a deeply ambitious, flawed and brilliant man.
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Authorities have presumed that the shooting as an "act of terror" and Saudi officials have been retracing Alshamrani&aposs steps to see if he had been radicalized during a visit to the Middle East in February.
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I dangled it over a city trash can, trying to make the choice between abandoning my old life and starting a new one, or retracing my steps and figuring out who I was and where I belonged.
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For example, there's a subroutine that smooths the movement of the stick figures so the dancers don't jerk about too much, and there's a completely separate neural network dedicated to retracing the target's face to ensure realism.
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In a massive strip mine, where there are no people walking around and very few hazards, so the need for a backup driver in a vehicle that's continually retracing the same route all day long is unnecessary.
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Previous axion-hunting attempts were a bit like when you lose something and then go looking for it, retracing all of your steps leading up to the last place you know you had it—just in case.
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The next day they will start retracing a path taken by a group of Norwegian commandos a generation older than them, who, in February 1943, attacked a plant at Vemork, on the southern edge of the plateau.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar turned broadly lower on Tuesday, moving in line with declining U.S. 10-year Treasury yields and retracing gains from Monday in light trading ahead of Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday in the United States.
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Mercury retracing its steps in Leo will find you running into people from your past as well as picking up a few conversations from July—ones that you never finished or that you didn't realize needed finishing.
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Every June or July for nearly a decade, the family Haldeman roamed the Kalahari desert in search of its fabled Lost City, retracing the steps of William Leonard Hunt, also known as Guillermo Farini, a Canadian explorer.
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My Russia story forgotten about, I spent the next three days retracing my steps of Thursday night along the promenade and seeking out former neighbors and acquaintances of the architect of all this horror, Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel.
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Retracing how she covered the conflict that took her life, this documentary views the story through the eyes of the photographer Paul Conroy, who wrote a memoir of the same title about his experiences working with Colvin.
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Two people sharing a bright, clean room: Kazuki, a still, silent man in stocking feet, and Honoka, a cheerful, chatty, barefoot woman who roams the space, tracing and retracing the minutiae of her memories — or maybe his.
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NEW YORK, Jan 10 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields boomeranged on Friday after the Labor Department reported that domestic job growth slowed more than expected in December, first falling on the news before retracing the dip shortly after.
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Italian government bond yields fell by four basis points in early trade, again retracing some of the previous day's sell-off, which saw yields rise by more than 10 basis points, the biggest rise since late October.
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Japanese shares surged on Monday after last week's sharp sell-off, but Chinese stocks had a slow start, starting in negative territory before retracing some losses after markets re-opened after the week-long Lunar New Year holiday.
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You take a cab home, now sniffling, cursing the C line and retracing your steps: the culprit with the cap; the empty seat that should have raised suspicion; that slightly moist steel bar you should never have touched.
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The plan was to be a bit old-fashioned and have an adventure, by taking a series of trains all the way across Europe from Istanbul and retracing part of the original route of the legendary Orient Express.
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Benjamin conducted the sequence with clear, eloquent gestures, his score magnifying themes that he had established earlier, retracing them on a tremendous scale and on more conventional instruments: the strings, horns, and percussion long associated with orchestral grandeur.
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What seduces are the hypnotic images of Sawyer walking the hospital halls as if she were in a loop or retracing Shelley Duvall's footsteps in "The Shining," another film that meaningfully uses wide-angle lenses in constricted spaces.
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Wearing white garments that conceal any clues about our professions or possessions, we'll embark on a journey retracing the steps and rituals of Abraham and the Prophet Muhammad and satisfying one of the five pillars of our faith.
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HK/SIN time, U.S. crude oil futures added 25.71 percent to $25.1 a barrel after shedding 253.62 percent overnight, while Brent tacked on 22 percent after falling 23 percent overnight, retracing some of its 213.9 percent gain in April.
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Shares of Australia's so-called Big Four banks were mixed, with ANZ up 0.28 percent, retracing its 0.3 percent early loss; Commonwealth Bank of Australia was 0.31 percent lower, while Westpac erased slight losses to close up 2.51.37 percent.
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Toyota shares reversed losses of near 0.9 percent to finish up 1.17 percent, Honda was down 73 percent, after retracing some of its near 1.4 percent losses, Mitsubishi Electric down 1.54 percent and Sony was off by 0.7 percent.
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Over the course of two days this past weekend, roughly 300 black people outside of New Orleans marched 26 miles, retracing the steps of those who took part in the 1811 slave revolt known as the German Coast Uprising.
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Dozens of World War II-era jeeps, armored vehicles, motorcycles and trucks and people dressed in wartime uniforms and dresses paraded through southern Paris, retracing the entry of French and US tanks into the city on August 25, 1944.
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In Transit RETRACING SHACKLETON'S ROUTE In May 2600, the British explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton crossed the South Georgia ice field seeking help for the stranded sailors of his ship, the Endurance, which had been crushed by ice in Antarctica.
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We looked at each other, made some weak excuses about coming back with a flashlight, and began retracing our steps through the warren of rooms, out the front door, around the poison ivy trees, and into the crashing sunlight.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil settled down on Wednesday on technical resistance at around the $50 a barrel mark, with the market retracing most earlier declines after OPEC sources said the group will likely consider a production curb at its forthcoming meeting.
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The Jakarta composite fell to a session low of 4,456.46 on news of the explosion before retracing losses to close down 526.063 percent as Indonesia's central bank announced a change to its monetary policy for the first time in 11 months.
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Taylor's "Overground Railroad" is the first book to explore the historical role and residual impact of the Green Book, retracing its history and setting out on her own cross-country trip to scout the nearly 5,000 locations named in the guide.
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In "Cockfosters," the opening and title story, a woman has lost her newly prescribed reading glasses on the London Underground, a misfortune that gives her and an old school chum an extended afternoon together, retracing their ride and catching up.
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Visitors from all over the globe who would not likely have ventured here in 1979 hurried past the storefronts and galleries, with no idea they were retracing Etan's first walk to the bus by himself, the last walk of his life.
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Tweed Roosevelt, a great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, has carried on his great-grandfather's legacy, lecturing on the 26th president, and "[retracing] many of TR's adventures the American West, Africa, and the Amazon," per the White House Historical Association.
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"It has been emotional retracing my mother's steps along this street 22 years on, and to see the transformation that has taken place, from an unsafe and desolate place into a vibrant community of local businesses and colleges," Harry said.
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The memory of Wounded Knee may not have the tragic profile it deserves in American history, but each winter a group of Lakota Sioux horse riders honor the event by retracing their ancestors' path across 300 miles of South Dakota.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was left flat in Thursday afternoon trade after first rising on a report that U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had considered easing tariffs imposed on Chinese imports, then retracing those gains after his office denied the claim.
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Mainland Chinese markets turned positive in the final hour of trade, with the composite retracing nearly 1 percent losses to close up 0.27 percent, or 7.49 points, at 2822.57, while the Shenzhen composite added 0.48 percent, or 8.70 points, to end at 1808.93.
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ASX-listed Fortescue Metals was up 21.32 percent, retracing much of an initial more than 218 percent jump, after the company announced it would repay $2325.07 million of its 21.47 term loan, and save on annual interest valued at about $22 million.
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You've got your route planned out on your phone, but you don't know which way is which, or the names of the roads—if you set off in the wrong direction initially, you can lose a lot of time retracing your steps.
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Beginning in 2012, Michna-Bales journeyed from plantations in Louisiana to safehouses in Kentucky to the border between Port Huron, Michigan and Sarnia, Ontario, retracing the steps of fugitive slaves, guides, messengers, and other activists as they sought or fought for freedom.
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Shortly after the acid attack, Mario's father, Aron, kills himself with a gun in his apartment, and Mario visits the scene, retracing the trajectory of the bullet that entered his father's head with the same scrutiny he uses to describe his mother's flesh.
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Rather than tie these with blunt didacticism to current conflicts (or ones in the past, since Ms. Simmons once spent time with Buddhist monks retracing slave trade routes), Ms. Simmons has created a show that surges with energy, but also has cryptic ambiguity.
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In credit markets a knee-jerk reaction saw synthetic indices gap out on the open before retracing a portion of those moves, leaving the iTraxx Main investment grade index 18bp wider, the Crossover out 20143bp and the Senior Financials wider by 30bp.
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China's yuan climbed as high as 7.0967 per dollar in offshore trade, before retracing most of its gains to hit 7.1114 by mid-session in Asia as fears of a gloomier outcome to the trade talks crept back in and Chinese stocks fell.
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Uncertainty translated into another day of gains for bonds, with 10-year U.S. benchmark bond yields declining for a third consecutive day to 2.34 percent, the lowest level in three weeks and retracing one-third of its rise since Trump's victory in early November.
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Energy plays traded mostly higher across the region, with Santos erasing early losses to close up 24 percent, Woodside Petroleum gaining 70.677.51 percent, Japan's Inpex adding 7.62 percent and S-Oil retracing some of the gains of near 1 percent to trade up 0.13 percent.
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The tell-as-you-go formula, interspersed with banalities—like Chivvis excitedly telling Koenig, during a drive retracing Syed's alleged route after the murder, that a local crab shack was having a sale on shrimp—was either charming or annoying, depending on your taste.
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Other nonfiction recommendations this week will set you off on a journey, whether retracing the steps of the "Odyssey" with the memoirist and translator Daniel Mendelsohn and his father, or crisscrossing America with the senior-citizen "workampers" of "Nomadland," for whom retirement isn't an option.
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" After his poignant walk, Harry said: "It has been emotional retracing my mother's steps along this street 22 years on, and to see the transformation that has taken place, from an unsafe and desolate place into a vibrant community of local businesses and colleges.
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ARAFAT, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of Muslims began the annual haj pilgrimage on Wednesday, donning traditional white garments and heading to a tent camp outside the holy city of Mecca in an itinerary retracing the route Prophet Mohammad took 2104 centuries ago.
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"In the current cycle, the broad U.S. dollar has so far appreciated by 22 percent, and we see the dollar rallying another 2 percent higher into midyear before retracing to current levels by the first quarter of 2018," JP Morgan said in a note published March 15.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar ended roughly flat on Friday, retracing the morning's move higher, after worries tied to trade tensions and a Federal Reserve rate cut weighed on consumer sentiment and a report that Germany may run a deficit to boost growth lifted the euro.
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Pining after the brilliant scholar Sarah, a close friend whom he has loved for many years, Ritter sublimates his longing into a vast romantic cartography, retracing the itinerary of their friendship—Paris, Vienna, Damascus, Aleppo, Bandar Abbas, Tehran—in a mental move eastward that ends at daybreak.
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A Tribute to a Man Who 'Was Everything' After the autopsy, a Youngstown funeral home arranged to return Hamzah Aljahmi to Michigan, retracing his interstate journey past the deadened brown of a Rust Belt December, to a funeral home in Detroit, close to the Dearborn line.
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"Instead of retracing [Shelley's] footsteps, I was using the themes in the novel, which are the fear of technology and what people will do that will come back to haunt us or come back to destroy us, to look at this contemporary landscape," Dewe Mathews told Hyperallergic.
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Britain's pound traded up in the European session before retracing those gains, last at $1.2987 after falling precipitously on Monday over fears that the Northern Ireland border issue and disagreements within Britain's ruling Conservatives over Brexit could cause Prime Minister Theresa May to face a serious leadership challenge.
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In addition to charting the new islands, the researchers were retracing the voyage of an 1874 Austro-Hungarian expedition using notes from an explorer, and looking for the body of Georgy Sedov, who died in 1914 trying to get to the North Pole, according to the Northern Fleet.
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There are a few more instances in season two where Zellner attempts to reenact certain aspects of Halbach's killing — including shooting an animal skull to prove that bone fragments shoud've been found in Avery's garage, retracing Teresa Halbach's last steps before her death, and breaking into Avery's trailer.
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But when I set off last year to cycle the roughly 6,000-mile entirety of Europe's former Iron Curtain, retracing the east-west border that became a defining symbol of the Cold War, there were no ghostly wheel-tracks to retrace, and no old heroes for narrative backup.
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"Until Vavilov's map of the centers of plant diversity, no scientist had physically experienced and intellectually grasped the patterns of biological diversity across the face of the entire earth," writes Gary Paul Nabhan, author of Where Our Food Comes From: Retracing Nikolay Vavilov's Quest to End Famine, in a book essay.
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For when she travels to Ankara and Bahrain, and hosts Emirati and Qatari financiers on the eve of giving Brussels notice, Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, is retracing a path first taken by Queen Elizabeth I when she left the European Union's spiritual antecedent, the Catholic church, 450 years ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices settled a few cents lower on Monday, retracing much of an early retreat to three-month lows in a steep slide that began last week as investors wondered whether swelling U.S. crude supplies would hinder OPEC's efforts to restrict output and reduce a global glut.
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Retracing a route he'd traveled some 214 years before, Iyer made his way from the sprawling metropolis of Athens to the ancient city of Mycenae and the sacred sanctuary at Epidaurus, then on to the sleepy port town of Nafplio and finally to Ithaca, the island Odysseus reputedly called home.
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By recasting in verse such mythological and historical stories as those of Myrrha and King Cinyras, or retracing the fallen friendship between Jamuqa and Genghis Khan, or transforming Raphael's great painting "School of Athens" into a nightmare of competing ideologies, Bidart exhibits how cyclical and fated are all of our destinies.
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It's easy to leaf through history books and find military leaders who have ascended to the status of mythic legend, and we get the chance to take to the field as Ulysses S. Grant or Boudica or Omar Bradley, retracing their steps and imagining ourselves in their boots in any number of games.
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Image 2 of 2 The women accused of carrying out a daring February assassination on Kim Jong Un's half-brother in a Malaysian airport returned to the scene of the crime Tuesday, retracing the steps that led them to allegedly smear the banned VX nerve agent onto Kim Jong Nam's face, killing him.
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Yields across the bloc fell on Monday, retracing some of a sharp rise seen over the last two weeks in which the benchmark German 10-year yield has more than doubled on the growing view that the European Central Bank will begin reining in its ultra-loose policy sooner rather than later.
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And so on May 13, at Mr. Colicchio's restaurant Craft in Manhattan, Mr. Adjepong presented the full menu: "The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Through Food," a dinner that zigzags across the Atlantic Ocean, retracing the forced migration of enslaved Africans and illuminating the deep and lasting global culinary influences of the continent.
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In the face of the near absence of a recorded narrative about their history, this is a retracing of her own family's journey as a step toward honoring the journey of all Yemeni diaspora communities, encouraging others to own their shared identity and take back the voice lost as bystanders in transit.
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"That said, 'Trump risk,' which are developments associated with the U.S. president and his circle, will continue to impact the market as once of the main themes of 2018," The euro was little changed at $1.2409 after retracing a bounce earlier on Wednesday to a 2-1/2-week peak of $1.2447.
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" JAMEEL AHMAD, VICE-PRESIDENT OF MARKET RESEARCH AT FXTM "If the momentum of the votes begin to shift in favor of what the preliminary polls have suggested will be a hung parliament, the Pound will be at risk to retracing all of its gains that it has made since Theresa May unexpectedly called the election.
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The S&P/ASX 200 closed up 0.25 percent, or 12.94 points, at 5,292, retracing earlier losses of as much as 1.5 percent after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) monetary policy statement released Friday showed that the central bank had cut its inflation outlook sharply, indicating that further interest rate cuts were not off the table.
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On a recent afternoon in early June, the sky bright and the air sticky, Ernesto and I walked across the grassy lot where his cousin was shot, retracing those final, frantic steps past the big tree, across the ditch, around the half-vacant apartment row, and into the yard behind the mobile homes perched on cinder blocks.
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"Panic at the Pump" is a thoughtful tour of an era we would rather not think about, carefully retracing the economics that made the United States dependent on oil imports, and the crises that made that dependence so painful, including the Arab oil embargo of 1973-74 and the fall of the shah of Iran in 1979.
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As they've done from the first moments of the series — when we see an unexplained image of Paul's being chased through a field of sunflowers, his pursuer unknown — this episode hops and skips from one timeline to the next, retracing moments we've already seen but from a different perspective, filling in bits of previously missing information along the way.
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The climax for her, no doubt, as it was for all of us was locking arms with Democrat John Lewis and walking across the Edmund Pettus Bridge with him -- not as opposing members of Congress, but as students and teachers, retracing steps of epic struggle for equality with a man who led the way all those years ago.
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We saw Dolores slowly taking back control after a sexual assault — the pivotal moment in her quest for sentience is when she pulls a gun on the bandit about to rape her in the barn, something she's experienced countless times before — and coming to terms with her past by retracing the steps she took with Will all those years ago.
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While a series of charismatic male stars wrote a majority of the lyrics for her previous albums — her father for "Charlotte for Ever," her 1986 debut; Jarvis Cocker of Pulp for "5:13," her 2006 return to music; and Beck for "IRM," released in 2009 — she wrote most of the words to "Rest" herself, retracing her life's journey in French for the first time.
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The flight from America, in many ways, is a journey into the past: The planes will stop for fuel in Newfoundland, Greenland, Iceland, Scotland and England, retracing the route used when the planes were brought to the European theater during World War II. "There have not been this many Dakotas crossing the Atlantic since the war," said Steve Lashley, the director of communications for the D-Day Squadron.
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After we got back home—just before my father tripped in a parking lot and fell, the beginning of a chain of events that led, finally, to a massive stroke that left him helpless and unrecognizable, unable to breathe on his own, to open his eyes, to move, to speak—after we got home I would sometimes joke with Daddy that, because we had never reached our goal, our journey retracing the Odyssey could still be considered incomplete, could be thought of as ongoing.
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Along the way, I accrued more knowledge about my own family's war history and the massacre that took the lives of my paternal grandparents, great-grandmother, and great-uncle during World War II." For four years, from May 2015 to May 2019, Roth embarked on seven transatlantic trips between New York City and Southampton, England, which she says, "could be considered my allegorical return journeys to Europe in homage to my mother and father, and, during the westward crossings, a retracing of their destiny.
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