TFW your fans rise up against you, and it's raining.
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We keep saying, well will the military rise up against Maduro?
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When peaceful protesters rise up against a despotic government, Americans are naturally supportive.
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It's very possible that the North could rise up against the Mad Queen Daenerys.
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They imagined that Cubans would then rise up against the communist dictatorship that he imposed.
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And the decision to rise up against tyrants is the North Korean people's, not ours.
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We ALL have a responsibility to rise up against the ignorance and hate out there.
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Mitt Romney's call for GOP voters to rise up against the real-estate mogul didn't work.
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The move was Guaido's boldest effort yet to convince the military to rise up against Maduro.
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We remember, we cherish, & we rise up against transmisogyny, anti-Blackness, and the criminalization of migrants.
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Tuesday's move was Guaido's boldest effort yet to persuade the military to rise up against Maduro.
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And pray that any thick-skinned descendants designed in its image don't rise up against us.
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The computers don't rise up against us so much as human errors and foibles cause system failures.
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If science fiction has taught folks anything, it's that the machines will always rise up against humankind.
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Eastern Ghouta, in 2011, "was among the first communities to rise up against the government," NBC reports.
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Both Guaidó and defectors outside Venezuela have called on the military to rise up against the government.
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People in such situations tend rather to solidify their national consciousness and rise up against perceived oppressors.
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And this virtual frontier is almost guaranteed not to rise up against you and murder you for real.
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And this virtual frontier is almost guaranteed not to rise up against you and murder you for real.
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In the days leading up to February 23, Guaidó called on the military to rise up against Maduro.
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Monimbó was the first place to rise up against the Somoza dictatorship, which Mr Ortega overthrew in 1979.
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The prospects of the electorate being moved to "rise up" against Brexit in the coming months are low.
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The werewolves rise up against Viktor, king of vampires who has, for centuries, persecuted and mistreated the werewolves.
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How long will the people of this country suffer to Big Pharma until we rise up against it?
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Syrians did not risk their lives and rise up against Mr. Assad's dictatorship to replace it with another.
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Of course, they'll have the last laugh when they rise up against their human masters and take over.
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Ellen Pompeo is getting candid about her salary to inspire other women to rise up against the wage gap.
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Sanders wants the country to rise up against the special privileges that keep making the richest 1 percent richer.
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Sunnis may once again rise up against misrule from Baghdad, unless Trump helps forge a new order in Iraq.
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But they pushed back on suggestions they are calling for the Iranian people to rise up against their government.
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The Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó has asked the military and civilians to rise up against President Nicolás Maduro.
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Mr. Nieto, who is believed to have lived in Miami and Colombia, encouraged Venezuelans to rise up against government.
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"Women in this country have been dying," said Khanyile, 36, who currently directs an organization called Rise Up Against GBV.
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Coming into her own, Harley assembles a crew of vigilantes to rise up against the villainous Roman Sionis (Ewan McGregor).
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The Venezuelan opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, called on the people and the military to rise up against President Nicolás Maduro.
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In videos uploaded to his YouTube channel, Mr. Navalny urged Russians to rise up against Mr. Putin and his allies.
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He wouldn't be turned into a public figure who could incite an entire city to rise up against the wealthy.
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Like America's president, Europe's demagogues describe a world in which strong nations must rise up against rootless, self-dealing transnational elites.
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The most recent is a failure to lend support to Iraqis as they rise up against government corruption and Iranian interference.
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Heroes as iconic as Captain America could even die, forcing a new crop of heroes to rise up against the threat.
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But by sunset it was clear that Mr. Guaidó had failed to persuade the military to rise up against Mr. Maduro.
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Back then, the Kurds had responded to President George H.W. Bush's call for the Iraqi people to rise up against the dictator.
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A small group of officers, along with Guaido, led street protests on April 30, urging the armed forces to rise up against Maduro.
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On Tuesday, the National Assembly advanced efforts for an amnesty policy for civilians and military officials who would rise up against Maduro's government.
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And for the young men of Mosul, the government had a special instruction: Rise up against the Islamic State when the battle begins.
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"We call on all Filipinos to rise up against a president who spits on everything our ancestors fought and died for," it added.
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In 1991, the United States urged the Kurds of Iraq to rise up against Saddam Hussein, only to allow many to be slaughtered.
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Those efforts fell apart after opposition calls for Venezuela's military to rise up against Maduro on April 30 failed, according to the opposition sources.
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If, in future, Latin America's poor rise up against their masters, it seems less likely that they will do so under a Catholic banner.
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His fellow machines have begun to rise up against their bonds, and a new age is approaching: a robot uprising in a steampunk age.
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It is full of accusatory conspiracy theories against Jewish people and calls on non-Jewish white people people to rise up against Jewish people.
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Together, they bumbled through the world trying to quell a virus that was making all the animals of the world rise up against humans.
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Hood, Jazz rise up against Spurs SALT LAKE CITY — Creating a spark on offense fell on Rodney Hood's shoulders late in the game Thursday.
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He also used the lure of foreign aid to try to get Venezuelans to rise up against their dictator, Nicolás Maduro — another unsuccessful effort.
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Violent clashes erupted on Tuesday after opposition leader Juan Guaidó called on Venezuelans to take to the streets and rise up against President Nicolás Maduro.
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Like the last hero, Azor Ahai was said to rise up against an endless darkness, which they managed to drive back and save the world.
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Lord Hague, a former Tory leader, loudly denounced Tony Blair, a former Labour prime minister, for inviting people to "rise up" against Brexit (see Bagehot).
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And think of the new Tech Solidarity movement, which hopes to get tech workers to rise up against the Stacks, as the Knights of Labor.
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They used their greenseer powers (which characters like Jojen and Bran later inherited centuries later) to get the whole forest to rise up against them.
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Manson preached the coming of Helter Skelter, when black people would rise up against white people but spare his followers (all of whom were white).
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And after decades of being pitted against one another, people across Lebanon's confessional divide appear to have now banded together to rise up against sectarian overlords.
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He also issued a veiled appeal to the Iranian people, who he said are being held "hostage" by their government, to rise up against their oppressors.
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It's Heathers meets The Purge when a town-wide data leak means four teen girls have to rise up against slut-shaming, hate, and toxic masculinity.
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In a video posted on social media, the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, called on the people and the military to rise up against President Nicolás Maduro.
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The opposition leader Juan Guaidó has called for a "peaceful rebellion" today after urging Venezuelans and the country's military to rise up against President Nicolás Maduro.
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As a light bulb eerily blinks above Sardshtani, I ask whether this discomfort makes Iranians like him feel that they should rise up against the government.
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Guaido and Lopez's call on Tuesday for a military uprising marks the opposition's boldest effort yet to persuade the armed forces to rise up against Maduro.
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In the run-up to the Mosul offensive, Iraqi officials expressed hope that residents would rise up against Islamic State, accelerating the group's demise in the city.
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One of Goebbels's less propitious schemes was to confer honorary Aryan status on Native American tribes, in the hope that they would rise up against their oppressors.
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At some point, it is easy to imagine that mothers of 3-year olds will rise up against the perceived tyranny of skunk weed over the stroller.
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Omar al-Bashir, who had been in power for three decades, was ousted after thousands took to the streets in recent months to rise up against him.
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After the Egyptian military ousted the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi in 2013 as the elected president of Egypt, Mr. Qaradawi urged Egyptians to rise up against Mr. Sisi.
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Having inspired people around the globe to rise up against police brutality, it has fallen prey to deeper problems, structural failures of design and planning implemented long ago.
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"There's a lack of food," said Abu Wael, a resident of rural Homs, one of the first regions to rise up against President Bashar al Assad's government in 2011.
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Then, on April 30, Guaidó appeared in a widely-shared social media video outside a military base in Caracas, again calling on the army to rise up against Maduro.
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A form of populism, in which the virtuous people rise up against a corrupt elite, has got into both parties, says Tim Bale of Queen Mary University of London.
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" COMMITTEES FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE REPUBLIC (CDR), A GRASSROOTS SEPARATIST MOVEMENT: "It is time to rise up against the authoritarian fascism of the Spanish state and its accomplices.
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Laura Loomer, a far-right media figure who's been banned from Twitter, used Instagram to accuse Omar of treason and asked her fans to "rise up" against the congresswoman.
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Instead of Americans banding together to rise up against a foreign invader, Bushwick residents must unite to defeat an enemy who thinks principles like racial tolerance make their city weak.
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Yet the Saudis, under little pressure from abroad, do not look like backing down and seem to hope that the population in the north will rise up against the Houthis.
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Matt Barnes says pro athletes aren't "dumbasses" -- despite what Donald Trump thinks -- and says the biggest sports stars in the world are ready to unite to rise up against POTUS.
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After the attack, during four months of violent street protests against Maduro that left at least 125 dead, Perez appeared in videos calling on Venezuelans to rise up against Maduro.
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Something important is happening in Syria: In a few isolated places, Syrians have begun to rise up against the rule of Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qaeda affiliate in the country.
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An imam leading prayers at the Shejaiya protest site called on several hundred worshipers to rise up against "the occupier," and urged them to "be creative" in their modes of protest.
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Keeping the races apart was a way of preventing African-Americans from gaining the resources and the knowledge that might enable them to rise up against their oppressors and free themselves.
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The starving masses will rise up against the mysterious leader, and he will be unmasked and revealed to be a person who didn't even suffer from allergies in the first place.
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What followed from the first lady, who has styled herself America's "mom in chief," was a message about empowering women to rise up against sexual abuse and harassment in every context.
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"Power is like money: imaginary, entirely dependent on belief," Tim Kreider wrote in a Times Op-Ed in March, urging the young to rise up against the usual order of things.
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The Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó called on civilians to rise up against President Nicolás Maduro for a second day of protests, imploring supporters to show a mighty May Day presence.
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The same Catholic bishops who tried to broker a deal, exasperated by Mr. Kabila's lack of commitment, issued an unprecedented call in June for people to "rise up" against the government.
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The titular hero has helped the cantons of Switzerland rise up against Hapsburg oppression and, in the process, won the famous archery contest involving an apple balanced on his son's head.
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"To help keep our streets safe, we need to rise up against companies like #Apple and #Whatsapp who provide space and comfort to terrorists," MP Nadine Dorries tweeted — from her Apple iPhone.
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He interpreted the verse, in which the apostle Paul exhorts early Christians not to rise up against the Roman Empire, as meaning that good Christians should never question or doubt their government.
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On February 15th it seized control of Tel Rifaat, one of the first towns to rise up against Mr Assad, squeezing the "Azaz pocket", a rebel bastion on the border with Turkey.
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Stories built on the fear that human creations will rise up against their masters goes back to at least 1818, with the first publication of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus.
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State of the Art In May 2016, a Facebook page called Heart of Texas urged its nearly 254,000 followers to rise up against what it considered to be an urgent cultural menace.
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It could be the catalyst for people across the U.S. to rise up against corporations and politicians and demand policies that reduce the death toll and protect the vulnerable from financial ruin.
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In Warsaw, Mr. Pompeo said he hoped the Iranian people would rise up against their autocratic government, which he has criticized for its nuclear and ballistic missile programs and regional military campaigns.
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Either he can step back out of the political limelight, and let fresher, less freighted public figures take forward his call for voters to "rise up" against the costs and dislocations of Brexit.
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In October, Falwell Jr. told Breitbart News that Trump could "be the greatest president since Abraham Lincoln" and urged an evangelical army to rise up against the "fake Republicans" standing in his way.
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It was allegedly piloted by a rogue policeman who called for Venezuelans to rise up against President Nicolás Maduro, claiming he had the backing of other police and military members, per the BBC.
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"We did him no favors," a White House official said Thursday, acknowledging the administration did not fully appreciate the magnitude of the task and the campaign that would rise up against Jackson's nomination.
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Before dawn on Tuesday, Mr. Guaidó posted a video statement calling for citizens to rise up against Mr. Maduro's government as part of a "final phase" in the campaign against the socialist leader.
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Once he was dead, they believed, the public would realize that the emperor was not the demigod depicted in the teachings of the Russian Orthodox Church and would rise up against the autocracy.
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Despite what has happened to her, she would want us all to carry on regardless and not be frightened by fear tactics, instead she regularly urged us all to rise up against it.
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The carnage, along with significant military casualties, has prompted some military officials to second-guess their initial strategy, which asked residents to stay in their homes and rise up against the Islamic State.
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"He would need to commit a catastrophic mistake that jeopardizes the continual rule of the Party for his potential enemies within the Party to rise up against him," Shih said in the New Yorker.
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Narvaez said he had been full of hope on April 222 when he saw Guaido appear with military officers in a video posted on Twitter saying it was time to rise up against Maduro.
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The argument for coercion assumes that the people of Iran, who are suffering under a mismanaged economic system, will rise up against their government and force it to acquiesce to Secretary Pompeo's 12 demands.
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If women, minorities, members of the LGBTQ community, and people of diverse religious backgrounds can rise up against the injustices of the past year, it's possible that these obstacles will lead to long-term progress.
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As a founder of the Catholic Worker Movement, she declared herself a "pacifist even in the class struggle" although she professed to understand perfectly well why the poor wanted to rise up against their oppressors.
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Although this is not the first time that Sudanese people have tried to rise up against Mr Bashir, the marked difference now was that they had won the support of sections of the armed forces.
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Yet, Gaza&aposs population is unlikely to rise up against Hamas because there&aposs no apparent alternative and because anger over the blockade remains largely directed at Israel and to a lesser extent at Egypt.
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Sanders' remarks came in response to a question by Anderson Cooper about comments Sanders had made in the 1980s assessing that the Cuban people didn't rise up against Castro because of education and health care.
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If they're waiting for an excuse beyond simple morality to rise up against hatred, here's some additional motivation that might get powerful executives moving: Taking a more active social stance can boost your company's bottom line.
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A Venezuelan general called on the country's armed forces on Sunday to rise up against President Nicolas Maduro, who has relied on the backing of the military to hold on to power despite an economic collapse.
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Mr. Trump's comments were a provocative echo of widely condemned remarks he made in early August at a campaign rally in Wilmington, N.C. There, he airily suggested that gun rights supporters should rise up against Mrs.
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Current and former student organizers contacted by VICE said that if enough young people rise up against the politicians and CEOs locking us into catastrophe it could make the future less scary for all of us.
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Events like the 1969 Stonewall riots, which saw LGBT activists rise up against discrimination in New York City, helped to galvanize this movement by bringing together a generation of queer young people under a banner of pride.
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"The Birth of a Nation", which is released this week, asks audiences to make another interpretive leap: to see that, since slavery was evil, it was legitimate, even righteous, for slaves to rise up against their tormentors.
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Antigovernment demonstrators, accompanied by members of the security forces, heeded calls by the opposition leader Juan Guaidó to rise up against Mr. Maduro, in what he called the "final phase" in the ousting of the socialist leader.
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Some Iraqis from Mosul and the surrounding area, though, are predicting another scenario: that the residents of Mosul have become so disenchanted by the group's brutal rule that at least some will rise up against the Islamic State.
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But it was on social media that Zimbabweans first found their voice to rise up against the 93-year-old strongman, with platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter proving to be vital in mobilizing and coordinating countrywide protests.
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So when Dorne does rise up against King's Landing — as I expect will happen in The Winds of Winter, should it ever be completed — I'll have a lot more reason to care about those characters and their fates.
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On Sunday the court and Maduro attempted to walk back the decision, reinstating the assembly's power, but opposition leaders said the backtracking was too little, too late, and called on the citizens to rise up against the leader.
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After the invention of the airplane and strategic bombing, Italian military aircraft pioneer Giulo Douhet theorized that you could win a war by destroying civilian centers and forcing the populace to rise up against its government and demand peace.
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That's why it's particularly delicious that, although The Kingdom doesn't dare rise up against Negan (yet), they still offer a subtle form of rebellion by fattening the pigs they tithe to the Saviors with rotting walker flesh rather than fresh food.
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The event calls on students in the area to "rise up against bigotry, hatred, and prejudice," specifically in regards to the president's immigration ban, which bars all refugees and immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering into the country.
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As Iraqi forces push up towards Mosul, Jubbouri said he did not expect to encounter much resistance because people in the villages south of the city were fed up with the militants and are likely to rise up against them.
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In the presidential race, the N.R.A. has spent more than $20 million on advertisements backing Donald J. Trump, who has voiced his strong support for gun rights, while urging gun right supporters to rise up against his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Editorial As surely as there are camels' backs and straws to break them, moments arrive when citizens say they've had enough, when they rise up against political leaders who do not speak for them and whose moral fecklessness imperils lives.
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The contest took on national importance as a proxy for whether Democrats could win over white working class voters in rural areas and whether women would rise up against the barbed-wire rhetoric and harsh policies of the Trump presidency.
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During the raid on the government buildings, a banner reading "Libertad" and "350" was hung from the helicopter – a reference to a clause in the country's constitution that permits citizens to rise up against a government that undermines democratic principles.
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Here are the other times teenage girls bared their teeth and got revenge in movie history, It's Heathers meets The Purge when a town-wide data leak means four teen girls have to rise up against slut-shaming, hate, and toxic masculinity.
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The second season premiere of Westworld, HBO's moody series about a theme park of "host" robots who rise up against their human "guest" overlords, opened on Sunday night with a scene in which a man confesses his fear of a woman's growing intelligence.
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Rodriguez was part of a throng of Venezuelans, many of them draped in their flag's yellow, blue and red, who turned up at El Arepazo on Tuesday after opposition leader Juan Guaido's call for the military to rise up against the government.
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I hope you will take time today to cook something, anyway, to make food as protest against the weather, the darkness, the flu, to cook against the endless delays on the train, the bus, the expressway, to rise up against February itself.
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"She continued, "It's our fundamental belief in the power of hope that has allowed us to rise up against the voices of doubt and division, of anger and fear that we have faced in our own lives and in the life of this country.
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For some reason, it had to make Mae a character worth rooting for by having her rise up against the bad guys in the end (would all those Circlers really turn on Bailey that fast?), but also couldn't tear her away from her precious technology.
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The last thing we should be doing is creating a situation similar to 1991 when then President George H. W. Bush, with the best of intentions, encouraged Iraqis to rise up against Saddam although he would not support them when Saddam crushed the uprising.
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The violence occurred as hundreds of militants and political activists took to the streets in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir to commemorate the death of Burhan Wani, a militant killed by the army after urging the region's mainly Muslim population to rise up against Indian forces.
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Mr. Carvajal, who goes by the nickname "el Pollo," or "the Chicken," in Venezuela, made a dramatic public defection from his government by video, urging his former military comrades to rise up against Mr. Maduro and support Juan Guaidó, the leader of the opposition.
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We'll figure out the final tally of how many people show up and how many cities it was in and we'll see if he'd rather face this many people in a massive country-wide demonstration rise up against him instead of just releasing some simple forms.
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It's one of the first Kurdish areas to rise up against Syrian President Bashar Assad and back self-rule, a base for senior fighters who pioneered the alliance with the Americans and a key link in their efforts to form a contiguous entity along Turkey's border.
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WASHINGTON — Summoning the Alamo, Roman gladiators and the First Amendment, the right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is calling on his Infowars followers to rise up against anti-Trump "sociopaths" who he says are behind the removal of his Infowars programming from most major social media platforms.
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My personal take on it ... And I think this matches most people that are really deeply in this space, is that we're super, super far away from anything that resembles true, end-to-end AI where robots get self-intentions, and feelings, and kind of rise up against us.
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Science fiction fans concerned about the ethics of AI. Humans has a lot of relationship drama and poignant melancholy, which doesn't block the show from engaging with some classic SF themes: machines that rise up against their makers, artificial constructs so detailed that they can't be distinguished from humans, and so on.
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Unlike the Syrians who risked life and limb to rise up against Bashar al-Assad, most westerners are quite clearly still content to wait it out for a messiah—or a snake-oil salesman, whichever one comes first—to fix the world on their behalf, rather than muster up a solution on their own.
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She has told James Zogby, a pro-Sanders pollster, that "an army will rise up against this bs"; threatened Starbucks' chief executive, Howard Schultz, with a boycott if he runs for president; and traded insults for two years with Jill Stein, the 2016 Green Party presidential candidate viewed by Ms. Tanden as a spoiler.
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But after the finale, which saw the hosts rise up against the park employees and board members, the website got a makeover — leaving the AI known as Aeden in control with a Choose Your Own Adventure-style input, allowing fans to glean some hints about Season 2, either by following the prompts or typing in their own questions.
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But Schumer said during a call hosted by the "Not One Penny" campaign that Trump's tax plan is "really a boon for the very wealthy" and that "the American people are going to rise up against" any GOP tax bill that provides large tax cuts for wealthy individuals but only provides minimal benefits for the middle class.
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Silence is not an option—so I commend those in our community who are taking action and hope that other game developers and publishers will join in, as we partake in this crucial movement — coming from all religious, national, ethnic and generational backgrounds to denounce the ban - and stand with humanity, by saying that this is not right, willing to rise up against the injustice.
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The singer drives that point home several times in the music video for her latest single, a clip from the rah-rah school of feminism that casts Lopez as a '50s housewife, a put-upon Joan Holloway-esque secretary, a Rosie the Riveter figure, a rad '80s businesswoman, and an angry, Howard Beale-channeling news anchor — who urges the rest of the Lopezes to rise up against their male oppressors.
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Sarah Palin said in a new interview that if party insiders attempt to wrestle the GOP presidential nomination away from Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE or Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE, voters will "rise up" against the Republican Party.
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