Boldrini is no stranger to the roiling debate over neurogenesis.
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The roiling discontent that produced Brexit will find new targets.
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That is roiling Trudeau's tenure months before an October election.
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You might be thinking you're under a roiling, stormy sea.
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Now, the titans writhe and groan in the roiling wind.
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Debates over his work and legacy are roiling the city.
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But Iran is not the only nation roiling the region.
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She knew it when the Flynn story was roiling Washington.
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Beyond it was the ocean, a beautiful, roiling sheet of silver.
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But the calm waters belied a storm roiling underneath the surface.
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Gravity then pulls the clouds back down, creating the roiling effect.
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This, in turn, has dimmed global growth outlook, roiling financial markets.
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But Tillerson took on Charlottesville, the premier issue roiling American politics.
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Sexual misconduct allegations are roiling Congress, corporations, the media and Hollywood.
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Williams also describes the changes roiling Vanity Fair at the time.
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Together, it all becomes a roiling drama built around Houston's celebrity.
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Even so, the reveal hardly stopped the partisan debate roiling Washington.
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Soon after plunging into the roiling Atlantic at about 21990 p.m.
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A deep dive into the debate over A.I. roiling Silicon Valley. .
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Go deeper... Expert Voices: Ukraine scandal deepens crisis roiling State Department
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We saw flames roiling across Interstate 405, the nation's busiest highway.
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We veterans played a major part in the roiling antiwar activism.
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The crisis has crossed Europe's doorstep and is roiling its politics.
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Past the waterfalls roiling the water into spume the river relaxes again.
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Last month, he abruptly announced U.S. troops would leave Syria, roiling allies.
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The Hill's Alexander Bolton tells us how that's roiling the GOP conference.
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But it is at the core of a debate currently roiling France.
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"Cemetery" is a peaceful but troubled picture — there's a lot roiling beneath.
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There may be treacherous currents roiling this election, unknowable changes to come.
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The result is a jumping, roiling collage that's both crazed and encyclopedic.
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Many conductors pump the music for every bit of roiling, erotic excess.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A forgery crisis is quietly roiling the world's gold industry.
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The white mesh billowed open and came down over the roiling water.
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Gender politics are roiling the start of the Senate Republican's healthcare debate.
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Their struggles reflect some of the trends that are roiling college hockey.
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Uberrhein's farm was left covered in debris after the roiling water receded.
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Such a roiling performance scene needs a wrangler, and Yogya has Jeannie Park.
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Tariff Man: A tariff threat from President Donald Trump is roiling markets again.
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For others, the social issues roiling the country weigh heavy this Independence Day.
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He also cited OPEC's oil production cut as another factor roiling global markets.
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So the administration has fixed its hopes on the protests roiling the country.
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It spoke of a year in American life roiling with hostility to outsiders.
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I am pushed out ahead of the roiling foam and ride into shore.
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Meanwhile, non-Soviet life was roiling all around us at a fever pitch!
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The implication: The ongoing Mueller investigation roiling his presidency is actually Sessions's fault.
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Then I ate my remote and sat down to collect my roiling thoughts.
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It's not just the loss of Iranian barrels that are roiling Asian markets.
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The bubbling, boiling swirling roiling gasses which make up a star have discontinuities.
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She knew the rumors that have been roiling the fashion world since January.
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Shifting dynamics are roiling the huge conglomerates that serve the global power industry.
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His brush with death had fazed him less than his roiling dope sickness.
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Now, they found themselves on opposite sides of a showdown roiling the nation.
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The handover of Tiran and Sanafir underscores broader trends roiling the Middle East.
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The president arrived in Dallas after days of roiling events and damaging developments.
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Only its roofscape of peaks and valleys hints at a roiling inner life.
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The report is unlikely to resolve the roiling controversy surrounding the IC's assessment.
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And the social injustices that were roiling in the 21951s haven't gone away.
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The result is a three-year roiling scandal surrounding anti-Semitism in the party.
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The result is a three-year roiling scandal surrounding anti-Semitism inside the party.
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THE drama roiling German politics lately had little to do with the bare facts.
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A common currency they never envisaged has done great damage and provoked roiling discord.
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This seesaw series, however stomach-roiling, has given the Warriors a moment worth savoring.
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The divisive political climate roiling the entertainment industry is extending into the sports world.
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Much like any system that seems too orderly, it is roiling with chaos underneath.
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What matters now is how candidates and campaigns adapt to a roiling political environment.
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Anti-establishment fervor roiling the presidential race may soon tumble the Senate Republican hierarchy.
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Christie was also asked about the political feuds roiling the Republican Party -- Republican Sens.
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I can't forget the roiling desire to escape, to be granted passage elsewhere, anywhere.
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Which means an already roiling crisis in the Middle East is likely to deepen.
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But beneath the picturesque scenes here is a roiling debate over the area's future.
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Get back to me when your website isn't a roiling rat-king of Nazis.
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That very question is roiling Washington as the "Ring" plays out at the Met.
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The global forces are roiling many big conglomerates that have long served the industry.
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Then as now, the internal politics of Congress were roiling the caldron of reform.
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Roiling, raw and sensual on the surface, this mazy novel rewards a second reading.
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Letting this stand is not neutrality; it amplifies the dangerous currents roiling the world.
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More than the other two versions, Ms. Marin captures the score's roiling emotional turmoil.
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Maybe she decided to leave all that roiling of the waters to her husband.
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The Wuhan virus has markets roiling and Chinese officials rushing to stop its spread.
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The last thing that this highly unstable region needs is another factor roiling tensions.
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It's a reminder that we inhabit a dynamic planet that's roiling with geological activity.
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Baker Street, Nelson's main drag, is a testament to the tensions roiling the community.
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The protests roiling Hong Kong are also emerging as a potential source of friction.
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And next to that was a lesser-known picture of a dark, roiling sea.
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David French debate over tactics, values and goals that's roiling the right-wing intelligentsia.
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In traditional sound bar mode, a roiling sci-fi like Rogue One sounds almost theatrical.
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Robert Bentley and others on Tuesday in an ever-growing scandal roiling the state's politics.
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By the end of 2015, Lane had been added to Yiannopoulos's roiling Slack, Project Milo.
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A roiling retinue of guards and villagers, elephants and jeeps spread out across the countryside.
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This cancels out Earth's roiling air, de-twinkling the night sky to achieve higher resolution.
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The touchier policy questions roiling the left in the Trump era were mostly glossed over.
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Republican lawmakers almost immediately made the letter public, roiling the final days of the campaign.
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Rick, in contrast, is a ball of roiling insecurity, lacing stutters throughout his line readings.
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But three episodes into the final season, things are already off to a roiling start.
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The sharp green sea grass waves 30 feet below, the surface a roiling mirror overhead.
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And we couldn't get through this roiling clusterf--- of a presidency without all of you.
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The 35-year-old CEO embodies the conflicting impulses and motivations roiling the tech industry.
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She was left with an acute sense of apartness, her unspoken story roiling inside her.
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He has transformed the country I love into a place of fear and roiling hatred.
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The Supreme Court vacancy isn't the only thing roiling Democrats ahead of the midterm elections.
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Even when his textures are as clotted as mud pits, they're roiling, volcanic, forward-moving.
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In Wilmington, the waters of the Cape Fear River were gray and roiling at daybreak.
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Their tense standoff seems to charge the roiling swells and eddies of material between them.
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The vote was nonbinding and was not internationally recognized, but it's still roiling the region.
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The epidemic is only one part of the uncertainty that is roiling markets, Levine said.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Fears about the novel coronavirus outbreak are still roiling global markets.
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Knowing that, most presidents would seek to calm the roiling waters of their White House.
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That in turn risks roiling today's frothy financial markets, which are presently priced to perfection.
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The roiling "gray zone" of undeclared asymmetric war involving cyber, proxies and terror always beckons.
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With the country roiling, Nixon resigned before the House could vote on articles of impeachment.
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With emotions roiling, Mr. Vasquez and his partner stood up and quietly left the bakery.
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Tensions are roiling inside GoogleMany companies would likely suffer in the absence of clear leadership.
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Lindstrøm's latest interstellar issuance, "Closing Shot," is eight roiling, volatile minutes of pure jet propulsion.
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Over stuttering images of relentless glittering ocean and mammoth roiling bodies, we hear static whistles.
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It conveys the sense of roiling thought, and it returns time and time again to Nelly.
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Not the airbrushed insinuation retailed by Fox News, but the monstrous grievance roiling within its viewers.
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The center still held, despite the roiling years of protest, war, and assassinations that preceded Watergate.
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On the day Hammond was ready to move, the clouds were stacking up, billowy and roiling.
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Investors around the world are seeking safety, roiling the markets as bond yield inversions presage recession.
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But when music couldn't prevent the chaos roiling the country, he questioned its role in life.
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Over the subsequent decades, jobs were destroyed and new jobs created, roiling millions of people's lives.
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Outwardly, at least, Bay avoids the roiling political controversy connected to the events in his film.
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Liquefaction — when an earthquake turns land into roiling waves like liquid — obliterated whole villages and neighborhoods.
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The infuriated June that's always been roiling inside has finally snuffed herself out to become Offred.
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"This is where people start to explode," said Mr. Gold, as we surveyed the roiling Atlantic.
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Still, in scene after scene, their exchanges are encumbered by complex music roiling in the orchestra.
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The photos and videos reveal a pattern of roiling plasma that blankets the sun&aposs surface.
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Alone in the roiling water, Mr. Gribble gasped for air and expected that death was imminent.
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Heat waves are roiling southern Europe, and temperatures are nearing 130 degrees in parts of Pakistan.
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Monday's protest was the most visible sign yet that the discontent roiling Nike's work force persists.
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But the problems don't stop there; the deaths are symptomatic of turmoil roiling beneath the surface.
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These fractures in the narrative hint at a tension roiling beneath the surface of Terrace House.
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Narrowsburg is a bizarre true-life con story, one that ended up roiling an entire town.
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It's not just the quiet, empty aerial views of the city, some with roiling summertime fog.
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When Sarah follows him, she finds a massive, roiling pit that sucks up dirt like quicksand.
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Ultimately, the GOP might look strong on paper, but below the surface it is roiling with tension.
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Instead, a graft scandal roiling Latin America has stalled investments and ensnared him in allegations of wrongdoing.
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Scrolling through these internet histories, what's remarkable isn't the roiling hatred — tragically, that's become almost commonplace online.
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The speech will be his first since market-roiling volatility picked up at the start of October.
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Last year, more than a million migrants and refugees crossed into Europe, roiling politics across the continent.
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What's happening: Automation is roiling jobs, but in a way that is redefining the skills in demand.
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The same is happening at a handful of universities — in this case roiling the traditional major model.
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But the roiling scandal of lead-tainted water in Flint brought the measure down, at least temporarily.
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Plus, the firing of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson -- which happened March 13 -- was still roiling Washington.
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It's the engineered deflation of the Chinese housing bubble that is now roiling the world's metal producers.
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The letter was almost immediately made public by Republican lawmakers, roiling the final days of the election.
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The reason behind the shooting has not been given or reported, but Venezuela is roiling right now.
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Obviously inequality's a big issue and it's something that's already roiling politics in Washington at this point.
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The air was wet and cold, and the wind whipped the roiling ocean like an angry dominatrix.
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Intervention by central banks has become key to supporting turbulent markets, roiling under slowing global economic growth.
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Jordan may not have succumbed to the turmoil roiling its neighbors, but it hasn't escaped unscathed either.
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Many talked about a very personal stake in the outcome of the healthcare debate roiling Capitol Hill.
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A roiling scandal in City Hall could hurt candidates seen as being part of the city's establishment.
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Deconstruction maintains that any given text is, below its surface, a roiling system of conflicting semantic signs.
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Nor in this roiling global climate will America find security in shirking our bonds with fellow democracies.
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"Young is a maximalist, a putter-inner, an evoker of roiling appetites," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Despite the roiling seas, three hit their mark, allowing them to collect pencil eraser-size skin samples.
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Issues of race, religion, sexual identity and freedom of speech are roiling elementary, secondary and higher education.
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Those temporary lodgings often became roiling social clubs, and the Garden of Allah was a prime example.
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Political and social debates, including one over building military-grade artificial intelligence, are roiling the work force.
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The Inouye Solar Telescope's first photos reveal a pattern of roiling plasma that blankets the sun's surface.
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Mnuchin told reporters the administration wanted to avoid roiling oil markets as it pursued its Iran policy.
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Someone asked about reliever Carson Smith, who had smoothly navigated the roiling Bronx seas the night before.
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The sexual entitlement of powerful people has become a roiling topic in our national conversation right now.
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There is still roiling anger among Sanders supporters at Wasserman Schultz over her handling of the primary.
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Over several months, that volatile combination set off a chain reaction that is now roiling both capitals.
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Turkish forces have recently invaded Syria in an increasingly bloody battle that is roiling the global order.
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The fish tanks' bubbles were still roiling and the cockatiels kept chirping, but the people were glum.
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The result could be a fragmented parliament roiling with anti-establishment sentiment, but unable to voice it coherently.
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His visionary Sonata No. 3 (1916-17) begins with a long, roiling movement that seems to unfold mercurially.
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The index slipped in March amid roiling financial markets and a February employment that showed hiring had tumbled.
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The Juno spacecraft, in orbit around Jupiter, has been observing the giant planet's roiling atmosphere and magnetic field.
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Olsen's iFunny account, it turns out, was just one node in a roiling hive of far-right activity.
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Mr Modi also took the cash out of circulation just as polls opened in America, eventually roiling markets.
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In its 21968th anniversary year, implicit and explicit debates about 268 and its legacy are roiling German politics.
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The massive push to self-driving is attracting much attention: It's roiling both the tech and carmaking worlds.
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Roiling tension The action is the latest display of military power on a peninsula that roils with tension.
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The news broke on Wednesday, roiling global stock markets over fears the move could escalate the Sino-U.
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This, in part, is a way of distracting from the economic turmoil still roiling the country, Fornoni said.
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The inquiry escalates what has been a roiling sports controversy into a federal criminal case involving foreign officials.
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Gary Herbert lost the party's nomination two years ago because of the same anger roiling among the delegates.
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Then there's the Trump Administration's inconsistent trade policy with China, which has been roiling U.S. markets of late.
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Most of the unrest roiling Hong Kong since June has occurred at night, on weekends or public holidays.
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There is likely to be a roiling fight over party rules before the Senate candidates address the convention.
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Trump had tweeted on Friday that trade wars are good and "easy to win," roiling U.S. financial markets.
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While there were cultural movements roiling Madrid when Pedro Almodóvar arrived there in 1969, this movement began later.
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Democrats in Washington are fighting GOP allegations of hypocrisy over the political maelstrom roiling their party in Virginia.
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But there's no questioning the roiling passion in his voice, or his knack for a deftly curled melody.
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While there were cultural movements roiling Madrid when Mr. Almodóvar arrived there in 2556, this movement began later.
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There's no cover, the cocktails are sweet and strong, and the roiling music is even sweeter and stronger.
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And it's true — all of those are roiling the world of work, not just in America but worldwide.
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It released the first batch on July 22, roiling the Democratic National Convention, which began three days later.
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Trump supporters believe the warrants will identify those responsible for the Russia probe that is still roiling Washington.
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Lee has said he wrote the film quickly, upset by racial incidents roiling New York City in the 1980s.
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MPs are paid to be representatives, not delegates, obeying their own judgment over the roiling opinions of their constituents.
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It's full of things sloshing around queasily, all roiling seas and oil, with a festering pit full of offal.
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The roiling automotive market has swallowed plenty of great ideas in the past — why should Bollinger's be any different?
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In August, I wondered how Sundar Pichai felt about the issue — and about the internal conflict roiling his company.
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Some saw the online hashtag duels as a distraction from an avoidable crisis roiling the world's most powerful government.
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He added the Fed needs to signal another rate cut is coming, or risk roiling stock and bond prices.
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When Mercury was young and even hotter than it is today, its surface was a roiling mess of magma.
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Gaze into the roiling ball of plasma that supports everything you hold dear, and feel your sanity slip away.
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A few years back, who would have guessed that hothouse Venus would feature a roiling and frigid polar atmosphere?
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I also asked Burke about whether this extremism is bound up with the right-wing populism roiling Western politics.
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Now comes Curtis Sittenfeld's "Eligible," which moves the story to that roiling hotbed of societal intrigue, the Cincinnati suburbs.
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In January this year, a sharp fall in the yuan sparked worries about China's slowing economy, roiling global markets.
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Many items relating to Russia, Charlottesville, and other issues that are roiling this county compete for the committee's workweek.
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It could do so by increasing investor uncertainty, by disrupting global supply chains and by roiling global financial markets.
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The move is roiling US allies because it bucks international norms and has the potential to destabilize the region.
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Those choices are roiling the whole market and I think a lot of investors fail to understand their implications.
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PITTSBURGH — Donald J. Trump said Thursday that drugs were to blame for the violence roiling cities across the nation.
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Again and again, children are finding themselves enmeshed in the country's roiling debate over police treatment of African-Americans.
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There is still roiling anger in some quarters of the left over the DNC's handling of the Democratic primary.
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Even if Pelosi is willing to accept the compromise, will she be able to corral the roiling Democratic base?
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Fueled by the roiling air, a tornado of flame leaps from the oncoming front like an upright, angry serpent.
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A draft version of the paper was released last year, and it provoked a roiling debate among climate scientists.
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The crowd waiting to get into the club surges against the velvet ropes like waves roiling against a cliff.
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And what to make of the controversy roiling the bed-making world: to use a top sheet or not?
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In 2008, American troubadour Usher mused wildly about a roiling state of desire and romance in a public space.
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With its strong, roiling colors, and expressionistic style, the work suggests the influence of the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch.
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It's a question roiling educational circles, and one The New York Times explored in a recent series of articles.
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But as she carefully presents Frankie's absurd affectations, she doesn't convincingly reveal the genuine, roiling hurt that they disguise.
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Boeing is now facing a fresh challenge with the spread of the coronavirus, which is roiling the airline industry.
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But it also touched off a roiling controversy, pitting reformists against conservatives who resented Gogol's mockery of Russian officialdom.
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On Baseball BOSTON — It was a night of roiling emotions, desperate bullpen moves, inspiring comebacks and thunderous home runs.
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Protests may have been roiling the country for weeks, but this corner of Palm Beach was quiet, she noted.
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It&aposs unclear whether Pichai is up to the task, particularly that of soothing Google&aposs roiling employee base.
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Many also see their neighborhoods as reassuring refuges from the backlash of anti-Islam bigotry roiling Europe and elsewhere.
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Katie Porter to get the question that's been roiling House Democrats this summer: Should Congress impeach President Donald Trump?
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It's silent and still, save for a breeze roiling wisps of fog between the steel braces of the tower.
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But the meeting has become a meteoric flashpoint in the roiling controversy over the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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The golfing buddies were on opposite sides of the nation's roiling political gulf, but had managed to remain friends.
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On Campus How should professors respond to the trend of identity politics that is now roiling American college campuses?
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With Amazon roiling the retail world these days, A&F needed outside help to turn itself around, said everybody.
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The more we learn about Sequoyah, and the rage and trauma roiling beneath his skin, the darker the answers become.
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Trump also touched on other hot-button issues currently roiling his administration, including Mattis' successor and the ongoing government shutdown.
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Even if natural gas and renewables weren't roiling the sector, the end of demand growth would eventually force utility reform.
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Why it matters: The three forces — the same that have been roiling Europe — could go on for decades, experts say.
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Houellebecq's writing proves again to be timely and even prescient, capturing the roiling unrest among much of France's middle class.
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Multiple U.S. trade conflicts — with China, Mexico and, waiting their turn, Europe, Japan and Canada — are roiling the world economy.
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Its role as a linchpin of regional stability has grown with multiple forces roiling the Middle East in recent years.
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THE allegations of rampant sexual abuse that have been roiling Capitol Hill in recent days have started ending political careers.
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Like so many Trump grievances, the argument seems steeped less in fact than in a roiling stew of personal animus.
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Here are some questions and answers about the turmoil roiling South America's largest country: What's Petrobras and 'Operation Car Wash'?
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A West Wing that was once a roiling snake-pit of competing agendas does, for now, appears to be stabilizing.
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Demographic changes and a roiling corruption scandal have eaten away at the machine's power to corral votes in the city.
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In December, that cauldron hit a roiling boil, and soon after, everyone became very aware that El Niño Had Arrived.
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Album Review Immigration, xenophobia, a refugee surge and a humanitarian crisis are roiling politics across Europe and the United States.
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Five months after pro-democracy demonstrations began roiling Hong Kong, the U.S. is finally taking action to support the protesters.
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Amid all those pressures, the White House will be hoping to avoid roiling the waters any further during Xi's visit.
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The revelation of the meetings was one in a series of controversies roiling the Trump administration in its early days.
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Whatever the cause, the Weinstein ripple is now roiling many industries and institutions; it looks more like a storm surge.
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It was a far cry from the roiling atmosphere in 1990, when the parade first became an occasion of divisiveness.
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Without splitting hairs, though, Cemetary Piss' new album is an ugly, roiling mass of vulgar extremity, and it fucking rules.
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I ordered green tea and a bagel with cream cheese, figuring something so mild might ease my still roiling stomach.
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The claim is outlined in the official's new book, named "A Warning," which describes the roiling chaos of Trump's presidency.
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The colors, though, are unquestionably buoyant — juicy greens, yellows, ambers, and umbers roiling around an expansive field of powder blue.
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Twelve Books, $28 One of the many disputes currently roiling American culture is just how psychologically strong we mortals are.
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At its extreme during powerful quakes, the soft, wet soil produces liquefaction, turning the ground into a roiling, muddy liquid.
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Stock traders are evaluating a number of factors as they account for the massive changes roiling the markets right now.
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Mr. Aradah, a charismatic tribal leader and deft politician, became governor in 2012, when political turmoil was roiling the country.
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The big game is a set piece of dense, roiling scrums, but the ultimate competition is for hearts and minds.
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Mr. Murai said the actor always appeared very chill on set, but there was a discernible nervous energy roiling below.
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The yen has added 3.2% against the Aussie in the 10 days since concerns about the virus began roiling markets.
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Hong Kong / London (CNN Business)The shock from the novel coronavirus is roiling global markets for yet another trading session.
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The government's decision was ostensibly designed to dissuade moderate Hong Kongers from joining the demonstrations roiling this semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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But relations remain raw as the automaker and its workforce struggle to adjust to disruptive technology changes roiling the industry.
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Even if they never make it halfway, they've brought the strange, roiling processes of our universe almost to our fingertips.
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The Max jets have been grounded since March, costing Boeing at least $8 billion and roiling the global aviation industry.
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On three jumbo screens flanking the main stage, a roiling seascape moved in stormy waves under the logo for Ocean.
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The West Wing sweepstakes has provoked a weekslong roiling debate within Mr. Trump's circle over who should fill prime posts.
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There are classified memos, abruptly departing FBI agents and crusading congressmen -- all tied to the unfolding Russia probe -- roiling Washington.
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With those words, the singer sidled into a roiling debate about the role that race plays in the Grammy Awards.
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Experts suggested looking beyond the jobs number to see that employers continue to hire despite turbulence roiling global financial markets.
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The outbreak has been expanding rapidly in the United States, roiling markets and infecting hundreds of thousands of people globally.
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The tug-of-war over the remaining ballots came amid another roiling in controversy over vote totals in Broward County, Florida.
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I hope we learn more about the stories roiling the internet this week, but the publicly available facts are pretty clear.
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"CBO is an island of nonpartisanship in a roiling congressional sea of partisanship," says Doug Elmendorf, director from 2009 to 2015.
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Unemployment rates may wiggle only a bit from month to month, but beneath that calm, labour markets are a roiling mess.
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With markets roiling, French banks under pressure and protesters filling the streets, Ms Le Pen might prefer to park the issue.
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Most don't care about whatever scandal is roiling management, and stand ready to jump to another app at a moment's notice.
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Beard said that while roiling stock markets may be spooking buyers, the bigger problem for the art market is reluctant sellers.
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They embark on a furtive love affair, and are soon cloistered in a premature intimacy by the unrest roiling their city.
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The roiling stew of hate, despair and abuse that drives many of Mr King's characters finds eerie echoes in recent atrocities.
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In addition to solid particles like ash, there are gases and droplets of liquids, all loosely roiling up into the atmosphere.
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Amid the roiling outcry about sexual assault and rape culture — especially in Hollywood — Meade went to HBO executives and demanded change.
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One such inquiry is currently roiling Australia's banking, funds-management and the pension fund sector with daily revelations of serious misconduct.
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Axe Capital's new star intern Taylor detects Axe's "roiling antipathy" for Todd Krakow and suggests a way to screw Todd over.
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That it has become "a roiling rat-king of Nazis," as West put it, has not done much for the brand.
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In this case, staving off international pressure to do something about the flood of steel product exports roiling other producing nations.
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The Justice Department has reportedly opened an investigation into the child sexual abuse scandal roiling the Roman Catholic Church in Pennsylvania.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) has been on vivid display this week, overshadowing the White House's economic message and roiling its GOP allies.
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But the two did seem to agree on what they rejected: this roiling, bizarre, terrifying modern mess of the present day.
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And it came at a time when the region is roiling with Iranian-backed militants wreaking havoc from Israel to Yemen.
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The collision spilled an amount of energy equivalent to the entire mass of the sun into the roiling of space-time.
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Earnest's latest remarks come in the midst of a roiling dispute over one of the first pieces of significant encryption legislation.
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The elite checks on a gonzo left-wing populism are real and powerful, but so are the cultural forces roiling underneath.
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No marital meanness or dramatic blowups disturb the calm of a plot that keeps its discreetly roiling emotions on the inside.
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But Dr. Blasey's accusations are potent beyond their specifics because they tap into the biggest debates roiling American life in 2018.
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He is an idiot-savant who plays in the roiling ocean of Twitter as naturally as a blubbery-necked sea lion.
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By the song's end, the singer was whipping her blanket around her head, dancing amidst a tidal pool of roiling bodies.
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Silicon Valley has been roiling about the James Damore thing and what you can say at work and stuff like that.
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Behind the roiling public debates are deeply personal experiences: an unintended pregnancy, rape, family influence, a medical crisis, feelings of loss.
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GAME OF BLUFF With Barclays under pressure in roiling markets, Jenkins knew he had a poor negotiating hand in June 2008.
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Trump's announcement — specifically, his emphasis on Bannon and Priebus as equals — is already roiling some establishment Republicans who opposed Trump's candidacy.
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But it's also just one slice of the frustration roiling Democrats since Kavanaugh was confirmed to the Supreme Court last weekend.
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At least seven people were killed and dozens injured, more than 2167 critically, roiling the country ahead of Thursday's parliamentary elections.
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The group trudged down a slope spotted with snowfields and arrived at a roiling brook where they slid off their packs.
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Coronavirus fears are roiling financial markets, with the selloff escalating after US officials confirmed the US coronavirus case of "unknown" origin.
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This is not traditional Sichuan hot pot, in which diners slip raw ingredients into broth kept roiling on a camp stove.
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His comments escalated the issue of protests into a roiling national debate and, for several weeks, inspired more players to protest.
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That is to say, they helped students see the forces always roiling inside the self — the emotions, cravings, wounds and desires.
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The tempo of her sentences matches Winter Island's foggy skies and roiling seas: at once bright and languid, visceral and lyric.
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As a character, Francie is an especially missed opportunity, all roiling emotion and obsession, too ethereal to ground the novel's storytelling.
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Private emails from both targets were published by WikiLeaks before the election, roiling the race and giving Trump's campaign a boost.
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London (CNN Business)Audi is reducing its workforce by 7,500, the latest example of dramatic changes roiling the global autos industry.
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That is the question roiling the world of organic farming, and the answer could redefine what it means to farm organically.
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The dispute was amplified by the deeper cultural and religious wars roiling Israeli society, with women often on the front line.
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There is roiling anger on the right at Mueller's investigation, prompting new demands that Sessions open probes into Democrats as well.
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It's an internal, roiling performance that absolutely has to hurt, and he really had a chance to devolve in this episode.
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Edgar Allan Poe's gothic tale of friendship and mistaken burial is a natural fit for Mr. Glass's music of roiling portent.
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A recent attack against Saudi Aramco damaged the world's largest oil producer and delayed oil production, roiling oil and gas markets.
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"Saturday Night Live" made repeated references in this weekend's episode to the many sexual harassment and abuse scandals roiling powerful men.
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But it would be a mistake to regard these cuts as the ordinary chop of a long-roiling digital media sea.
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Chipmakers including Texas Instruments Inc and STMicroelectronics offered disappointing forecasts this week, hammering tech sector shares and roiling global stock markets.
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The protest by the mayors adds a local dimension to a roiling national debate over the Trump administration's restrictive immigration agenda.
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In other words, he's all of us who — willingly or not — don't or can't see the migrant crisis that's roiling the world.
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Before they felt dead, but now these places feel like digital spas, offering oases of tranquility away from the roiling news cycle.
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The latest conflict roiling Washington and Ankara is over an anti-aircraft missile system — one that Russia wants to sell to Turkey.
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The two governments have levied billions of dollars of tariffs on each other's goods, disrupting global supply chains and roiling financial markets.
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The conviction in Portsmouth Circuit Court comes amid a roiling U.S. debate over police use of deadly force, especially against African-Americans.
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Though a Republican cloth drapes all of American government, it almost surely veils a roiling battle for the heart of the party.
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The western work force is in tumult, upset over stagnant wages, a loss of status, and the roiling of their accustomed world.
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John Kelly's new mission is to steady the roiling Trump administration — and quiet the friendly fire — as White House chief of staff.
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Escalating U.S.-China trade tensions have cost both countries billions of dollars and disrupted global trade and business flows, roiling financial markets.
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London is a cocksure, roiling city and has always opted for worldly bruisers (of which Mr Khan is undoubtedly one) as mayor.
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For decades, Beijing has dined off the ongoing nuclear and missile crisis and the diplomatic leverage it gained from keeping it roiling.
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Swine fever has hit the world's top pork-producing nation hard, roiling its vast agribusiness sector and reshaping the global meat trade.
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Wilson Sonsini, as I told you last month, avoided that roiling controversy in its brief for Blue Apron, Roku and Stitch Fix.
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The question of transgender rights is one of the key social issue debate roiling the Republican Party and the nation more broadly.
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The ensuing uproar brought a wave of media attention, roiling Princeton, a quiet, wooded university town between New York City and Philadelphia.
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It rained, and then the rain passed over, leaving roiling clouds and a silver light that intensified the colors of the landscape.
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Because of all this change roiling the ready-to-wear waters, some designers and brands are sitting the season out, or almost.
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Contrary to some his advisers, Trump remains confident his combative China policy is not roiling markets; instead, he's blamed the Federal Reserve.
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In August 000, the giant IndustryInfo mailing list broke into a roiling debate over why there were so few women in tech.
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"Detroit" is a far more solemn enterprise, but, once again, Boyega is the watchful eye at the heart of a roiling tempest.
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During this stage, the roiling lava would frequently burst through the lunar surface and bleed across the landscape for hundreds of miles.
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It's not news that the social network, whose roiling environs hold over 1.5 billion people, is a complex and sometimes confounding space.
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Tracer fire whipping overhead, roiling smoke, wrecked tanks in every direction and now you and your squad had to go into that.
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"Everything about this is a turd sandwich," says Adam of a scene where Pierce Brosnan parasails/surfs (parasurfs?) across a roiling sea.
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Soil liquefaction, a phenomenon that turns the ground into a roiling quagmire, also killed many hundreds of people in and around Palu.
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In Australia, where a national debate is roiling over China's meddling in the country's domestic affairs, the government has also stayed quiet.
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There was no peace or end in sight in Vietnam, nor on the streets at home, roiling with protests, assassinations and riots.
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Her home is both tranquil and roiling with activity, and you never know when an aquatic invertebrate is going to drift by.
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He's roiling the World Trade Organization by blocking the appointment of appellate judges, weakening the body's ability to resolve international trade clashes.
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What if you can't connect to most of the epochal issues roiling this country and animating so much of its current art?
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Mexico's students watched Paris roiling, the American civil rights movement taking hold and the opposition to the Vietnam War explode into demonstrations.
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Political trouble and opposition to Mr. Morsi was already roiling Egypt when Moustafa and I left New York for Cairo in 2013.
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" Enes Kanter, a Turkish player who was recently traded to the Knicks, said the issues roiling the country were "breaking my heart.
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The diversions are roiling travel plans for many of their customers, according to statements emailed to affected passengers and reviewed by CNN.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng drifted 0.3% lower and has shed 210% in the two weeks since the virus began roiling financial markets.
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If asked about politics, Mr. Serpico levels the criticism he once reserved for police corruption at the political division roiling the country.
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Against this backdrop of roiling cultural upheaval, our politics has remained rigidly binary—and indeed has grown far more brittle over time.
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This failure, and how exactly Catholics should interpret it, helps frame the debates roiling the church in the age of Pope Francis.
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Upshot ____ A "parental arms race" is roiling youth swimming: Some children are wearing $500 high-tech racing suits, raising questions about elitism.
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If the most partisan could adopt that perspective, it might go some way toward cooling down the temperatures roiling Washington this fall.
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The continued escalation also increases uncertainty and instability in a region still roiling from the Syrian civil war and other ongoing conflicts.
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Opinion Columnist A funny debate has been roiling the online left: Do young liberals hate Pete Buttigieg too little, or too much?
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Clinton's remarks about Mr. Sanders are roiling the party as Democratic leaders try to foster a sense of unity against President Trump.
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They produced a paper called "Gentrification and Displacement: New York City in the 1990s," which has been roiling the debate ever since.
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In the meantime, President Barack Obama's health care initiative is being shredded by Congress and the new administration, further roiling the industry.
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Two customers in different states left four-figure tips on their restaurant tabs during a time when the coronavirus is roiling businesses.
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"I Got My Eyes on You" emerges from a roiling caldron of organ and guitar, like early Santana, to pledge unswerving love.
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Here are the big probes currently roiling Pruitt's scandal-ridden EPA: The EPA itself is looking into a number of Pruitt's scandals.
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One engraving shows the undulating ocean, roiling clouds overhead, and the round white sun (or maybe it's the moon) in the middle.
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Most of the Groups have moderators, whereas Twitter is very much more this kind of roiling crowd that's always angry about something.
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The political corruption scandal roiling Baltimore, which ended with the resignation of Mayor Catherine Pugh Thursday, all began with a children's book.
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But instead of bringing Brent closer in line with U.S. crude, the opposite has happened, roiling both futures trading and key physical grades.
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In the center of the gallery, "Medusa," a large flame-shaped sculpture made of roiling sheaths of paper, paint, and rope, holds court.
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But it also refers to a very real policy debate that is currently roiling the GOP over how to think about trade policy.
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The OAS chief, Luis Almagro, called for elections to restore full democracy in Venezuela, given the political and institutional crisis roiling the country.
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Apart from roiling global financial markets, some analysts believe a Brexit could tip the UK, Europe and possibly the global economy into recession.
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Any medical organization that has been in talks with Facebook would be wise to consider carefully the privacy scandal still roiling the company.
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In addition to detecting Io's intense radiation signature, the SRU camera caught evidence of activity from several other volcanoes on Io's roiling surface.
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Then, in 1854, with the slavery issue roiling politics, Douglas, now a powerful Senate committee chairman, engineered passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
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As well as roiling sentiment across Asia, it also battered European risk assets with the German DAX down 3.5 percent at 11 a.m.
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These are just some of the trying conditions currently roiling America's West Coast, which is in the midst of a record-breaking heatwave.
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Even though there was roiling debate over which standard to use, everyone agreed that lack of clarity on rules was an ongoing issue.
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Programs to return land to displaced war victims are roiling property holdings and could prevent expansions into fertile areas once controlled by rebels.
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What gives this work its distinctive impact, though, is the vertiginous views it affords of the roiling, impenetrable depths that always lie below.
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We go outside, to the demonstrations that are roiling West Berlin, this being the violent heyday of the Red Army Faction's guerrilla campaign.
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The strikes shut down half of the kingdom's crude production on Saturday, potentially roiling petroleum prices and demonstrating the power of Iran's proxies.
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Those remarks and others he made were widely seen here as injecting the idea of ethnic tensions into an already roiling political crisis.
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The ceremony came amid a political controversy roiling the department and the FBI over the handling of the Hillary Clinton email server investigation.
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But the war — between Peter Navarro's economic nationalist camp and Gary Cohn's free trader-cohort — has been roiling the White House for months.
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The continual cutting on movement creates a roiling, hectic quality in which each brief action seems to exist in its own eternal present.
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A less tangible concern is that the roiling smoke that hovered over the region could somehow damage grapes that were not yet harvested.
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To the Editor: A teacher victimized my child in 2013, and it was with a roiling stomach that I read Bret Stephens's column.
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While I was slightly versed in the goings on of such establishments, there was a niggling sense of trepidation roiling around inside me.
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But in the opera, as these soldiers mask their barbs with comradely banter, Mr. Huang's roiling music reveals the deep hatreds at play.
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The Rio Grande is so long that when Europeans first arrived they didn't realize it was all the same, roiling body of water.
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If more enter, the government fears being responsible for them for years, further roiling the country's social tensions and straining its battered economy.
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Even now, at 13E59 Theaters, it is interesting for what it captures roiling beneath the surface of a nation about to surprise itself.
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Even now, at 13E59 Theaters, it is interesting for what it captures roiling beneath the surface of a nation about to surprise itself.
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Lam had said violence roiling the former British colony exceeded protesters' demands for democracy and described demonstrators as now being the people's enemy.
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Many Americans are also accustomed, whether consciously or unconsciously, to tuning out the environmental justice battles roiling communities of color and the underprivileged.
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After roiling student protests on April 17 in Pulwama, in south Kashmir, the government suspended college classes in the region for several days.
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In the three days since the disaster, roiling floodwaters have prevented divers from reaching the wreck or recovering the rest of the bodies.
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"Even though there was roiling debate over which standard to use, everyone agreed that lack of clarity on rules was an ongoing issue."
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"The country is mired in a roiling social crisis that is getting worse," he wrote in a chapter dedicated to America's flagging happiness.
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NATO's and Europe's mission priority — whether focused east toward traditional Russia threat concerns, south toward the roiling Mediterranean, or on terror — is debated.
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But just in the past few weeks incidents involving anti-Semitic imagery and words are once again roiling privileged communities on both coasts.
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Last month, the EPA said it was looking to cut 2018 biodiesel blending requirements, roiling markets and drawing criticism from the country's farm belt.
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For the left, Warren's defiance captures some of the energy that's been roiling since women's marches swept major cities protesting Trump's inauguration last month.
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On Wednesday, a hurricane hunter aircraft detected an 83-foot wave within the storm, a sign of the roiling seas moving toward the coast.
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Roiling frustration leads him to the family yacht, where Logan sits comfortably on the deck, about to tuck in to a dish of chicken.
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The video is an apt introduction to his roiling explorations, mostly in video, of sound, time, color, architecture and the politics of modern life.
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Croft raised Venezuela as a prime example, as the South American oil producer has struggled to maintain production amid roiling civil and political unrest.
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California-based electric car startup Faraday Future might have a strange new ally in its roiling fight with main investor Evergrande: the Trump administration.
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Imagine a magnetar, a city-sized neutron star forged in a supernova only a few years or decades earlier, its surface roiling and churning.
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O.J. Simpson began with footage of the Rodney King verdict and went on to examine the rage roiling underneath the surface of Los Angeles.
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The company has also defaulted on its debt obligations, roiling Indian markets and sparking worries of a credit crunch in the shadow financing sector.
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It was a seismic industry move, not unlike when ABC's chief hitmaker Shonda Rhimes suddenly moved to Netflix last year, roiling the TV world.
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The slide marks the latest act in a dramatic reversal of fortunes for the oil industry that is, in turn, roiling the global economy.
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The move comes amid a roiling public debate about women's rights, jump-started Saturday by women's marches held in major cities around the world.
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In Fallout's alternate history, America consumed too much, ignored the racism and xenophobia roiling under its surface, and got into a war with China.
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The CSI300 has slumped around 12 percent so far in 2016, giving up all the gains earned in 2015 and roiling global financial markets.
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Summoning the wit of Flannery O'Connor and the sweet melancholy of John Prine, she elegantly connects her characters' wild actions to their roiling emotions.
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On Monday, Lam said that the violence roiling the former British colony exceeded protesters' demands for democracy and demonstrators are now the people's enemy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Along with oil, stocks and steel, China's roiling economic slowdown has deflated the buoyancy of another sector: the Asian Art market.
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Now, Mr. Assange and WikiLeaks are back in the spotlight, roiling the geopolitical landscape with new disclosures and a promise of more to come.
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There are borders roiling in the Caribbean and Mediterranean, where naval and coast guard vessels intercept thousands of people fleeing danger in makeshift boats.
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Thursday's selloff shows how many of the same fears that made 2018 the US stock market's worst in a decade are still roiling markets.
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Saudi Arabia's execution of a prominent Shiite cleric is roiling the Middle East and threatening the Obama administration's precarious balancing act in the region.
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The proposal is roiling the higher education industry, with the backlash particularly fierce among for-profit colleges that feel they are being singled out.
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The university was not a closed system but a sandbox in which students and faculty played out social troubles that were roiling the country.
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The Fed surprised investors when the central bank's minutes released last week opened the door to a rate increase in June, roiling financial markets.
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That question is roiling the organic farming world ahead of this week's meeting of the National Organic Standards Board, which advises the federal government.
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And these are not mere statistical curiosities: Alienation in rust belts and secondary cities underlies the anti-establishment wave roiling the U.S. and Europe.
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What you probably don't expect is a somber sunset, a tower of smoke rising from a wildfire, or a storm roiling over rough waves.
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Around the outside edges of the roiling purple, cooly executed graphite lines divide the surface between raw canvas and coats of clear acrylic medium.
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The Fed surprised investors when the central bank's minutes released last week opened the door to a rate hike in June, roiling financial markets.
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The roiling politicization of the game, though, seems a different sort of problem — one unlikely to abate as long as Trump remains in office.
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It's as though "Pelléas et Mélisande" or "Wozzeck" had been partly quieted, even half-vaporized, their roiling energies kept — and sometimes not — at bay.
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A protected cove, its waters were calm even as the nor'easter dumping snow in the United States was roiling the Caribbean with huge waves.
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The orchestra captures the sounds of crackling thunder and roiling waves; chorus members erupt with cries of fear as they see the ship tottering.
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In the early 1960s, firsthand reports of the civil rights protests roiling the country barely penetrated the cushioned Boston suburb where I grew up.
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But they must do that without roiling global markets, further straining relations with China and India or raising gasoline prices in the United States.
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It's visually stunning, each frame composed so carefully and deliberately that the wildness and danger roiling just below the surface feels even more frightening.
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The findings go to the heart of a potent political issue — economic inequality — that is roiling nations and feeding populist movements on multiple continents.
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And even as the BJP makes a play to project inclusivity, caste-based violence is roiling India's largest state while party leaders stay silent.
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He had also designed every last bit of the museum's roiling, chaotic and bizarre collection; every strange diorama and visual gag was his creation.
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Look again, however, and you'll catch something roiling beneath that professional composure: a lively truculence that gives this book its pulse, and its purpose.
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There's one kind of technology stock that's been immune to the coronavirus fears roiling the market: Companies that allow people to stay at home.
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Each was recently at the center of a roiling controversy about what it means for white artists to make work about black people's suffering.
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Both countries have levied punitive duties on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of each other's goods, roiling financial markets and threatening global growth.
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For some lawmakers, many of whom wanted to talk about anything other than the scandals roiling Richmond, it was almost too much to take.
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"Volcanoes are much rarer" than earthquakes, Fritz told me as the roiling waves dissipated, but the waves they create are some of the deadliest.
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The report landed as the United States and China hold talks aimed at ending a bitter trade war that is roiling global financial markets.
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Elaine Chao has boosted the profile of her family's shipping company, which benefits from industrial policies in China that are roiling the Trump administration.
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Here are the big probes currently roiling Pruitt's scandal-ridden EPA: The feds are really, really curious about what Scott Pruitt's been up to.
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This most recent flare-up could escalate simmering tensions between Israel, Syria, and Iran even further — something an already roiling Middle East can't afford.
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That threat, called a coronal mass ejection, is a giant spray of charged particles that our sun frequently burps off its roiling, plasmatic surface.
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This, it turns out, was an apt pitch for Herzog, who has described civilization as a thin layer of ice atop a roiling, chaotic ocean.
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The ongoing probes of Russian election meddling are roiling Washington, spawning new legal actions — and increasingly, emptying the pockets of the people involved in them.
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But there is no doubt that Ms Tsai's firm support for pro-democracy protests currently roiling Hong Kong (see article) boosted her standing at home.
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Trump's remarks also come in the middle of a roiling debate over potential contact his campaign and its surrogates may have had with Russian officials.
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Tidying Up places Kondo's relentlessly cheery domestic advice against what sometimes feels like a roiling American backdrop of late capitalist panic and crushing internalized expectations.
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American consumers are feeling more confident this month, though optimism hasn't fully recovered from a period of roiling markets and slowed hiring early this year.
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Ben Carson, a former 2016 candidate and Trump supporter speaking at the Maine convention, discussed the roiling delegate slate dispute with reporters on Friday night.
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The past month for Donald Trump Jr. has been an endless roiling controversy that most Republican presidential nominees would have done anything to shut down.
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The niece, cousin, mother-in-law and grandmother of rulers, she was something of a Zelig in the roiling world of 16th-century European politics.
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One of the reasons news of his elections is roiling the world is the belief in the basic premise that trade helps overall economic growth.
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When Indonesia's Mount Sinabung erupted on Monday morning, the volcano spewed a roiling cloud of ash and gases more than 23,000 feet into the air.
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While the recent scandals mark the proximate cause of the protests roiling Puerto Rico, residents of the island have faced other frustrations in recent years.
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And, on top of all that, Iran might resile from the deal, further roiling an unstable region at risk of tit-for-tat nuclear proliferation.
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The previous winter, amid the roiling outcry about sexual assault and rape culture — especially in Hollywood — Meade had gone to HBO executives and demanded change.
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After staying mostly silent on social media during his 10-day overseas trip, President Trump is back to roiling U.S. politics with daily Twitter salvos.
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"Amid the roiling debate over American jobs, the legal cannabis industry remains a substantial and unrecognized engine of grassroots job creation," the report's authors wrote.
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The Federal Reserve surprised investors when the central bank's minutes, released on Wednesday, opened the door to a rate increase in June, roiling financial markets.
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Instagram's March 28 tweet appears to be aimed at quelling misinformation currently roiling through the platform erroneously suggesting the algorithmic feed would be enabled tomorrow.
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The economic reforms come two months after Abiy took power promising political changes to address roiling anger among young people over ethnic marginalisation and unemployment.
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The political dispute started on June 5, roiling LNG trade and causing at least one tanker to change course and UK gas prices to spike.
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Roiling, chaotic, pitch-dark death metal is clearly in his blood, and with Ritual Chamber, Numinas is free to get as nasty as he wants.
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Price wars are roiling the entire retail sector - from department stores to discount chains — but it is nowhere as intense as in the grocery sector.
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Xinhua noted a "troublesome start" to 2016, probably referring to a sharp fall in the yuan and worry about China's slowing economy roiling markets worldwide.
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The resulting cartoons are funny, wistful, satirical and inspired and say as much about their country of origin as about the current crisis roiling Europe.
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It was a reflection of Trump's growing frustration that the family separation crisis roiling his administration has led to accusations of child abuse and heartlessness.
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RONALD PHILLIPS Two playful dolphin tables made by Marsh and Tatham — that is, with gilded aquatic mammals roiling around their bases — are at Ronald Phillips.
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Communal tensions Jammu and Kashmir on India's border with Pakistan is a state facing an endless roiling insurgency over continued Pakistani claims to the territory.
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His terrific play, happily now on Broadway, is one of several I've seen recently that homes in on the very subjects roiling the political sphere.
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The topics roiling San Francisco are the same ones driving the presidential campaigns: inequality and a shiny future that does not seem available to all.
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It is shocking economies as governments close their borders, order quarantines and enact severe "social distancing" measures that are devastating retail businesses and roiling markets.
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If China doesn't show real signs that it will do more to open its markets, Mr. Trump could up the ante — roiling the markets again.
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It was a week before accusations of sexual abuse against the Met's longtime conductor, James Levine, would emerge, roiling the company and the opera world.
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Emails stolen from his personal Gmail account were dribbled out by WikiLeaks last fall, revealing the embarrassing rifts roiling the campaign and Washington's Democratic establishment.
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ROGERS The White House had a screening of "Finding Dory" as the country was roiling in protest against the first version of the immigration ban.
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With the third annual Women's March set to take place this weekend, the columnists discuss the controversy over leadership that's roiling the grass-roots movement.
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It is a major escalation in the president's fight with Ms. Manigault Newman, whose tell-all book and audio recordings are roiling the White House.
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So there is a piling up of forces, like the roiling storm clouds of a weather system, already in our midst but continuing to approach.
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When they are small enough — about a millimeter in diameter — the roiling of heat in the liquid will cause the droplet to tilt and rotate.
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Democrats say the decision is a blatant attempt to undermine the health care law by roiling the insurance markets and driving up costs for consumers.
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Concealed behind the pasty mask, the trademark fright wig and the impassive expression Andy Warhol showed to the world was a man of roiling complexities.
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Our best-read article this past week was about a debate roiling American homes and workplaces: Was a viral audio clip saying "Laurel" or "Yanny"?
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The deadly coronavirus worsened quickly this month, roiling the financial markets as investors fled risk assets amid concerns the outbreak would disrupt the global economy.
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When the sticker went up — some time in 2003, I would guess — the Georgia political world was still roiling over questions about the rebel flag.
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The economic reforms come two months after Abiy took power promising political changes to address roiling anger among young people over ethnic marginalization and unemployment.
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At the last minute, a group of Hong Kong tycoons backing the listing of China Telecom got spooked by a financial crisis roiling the region.
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TURIN, Italy — Legs heavy, heads bowed, Monaco's players trudged toward their fans, an island of somber red in a roiling sea of black and white.
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A strong contingency of energy executives is expected to gather again at Davos this year at a time when major changes are roiling their industry.
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Price wars are roiling the entire retail sector - from department stores to discount chains - but it is nowhere as intense as in the grocery sector.
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India took a similar approach in the 1990s, and repeating such a step would avoid roiling debt markets by keeping it off markets, analysts said.
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In June, the first leg began with the addition of 226 mainland China stocks into MSCI indexes To avoid roiling markets, MSCI is proceeding slowly.
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At the last minute, a group of Hong Kong tycoons backing the listing of China Telecom got spooked by a financial crisis roiling the region.
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Here was a musician who has long channeled social ideals into artistic action, drawing explicit links between a Bruckner cycle and today's roiling political issues.
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Democrats, meanwhile, dismissed the economic and social unease roiling their ranks and nominated a deeply unpopular candidate who lacked any novel vision for American life.
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Its central piece, "Fire (America) 5" (2016), is an image of roiling flames reproduced on glazed ceramic — a material that is itself birthed in fire.
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They are all inhabited by black-and-white, craggy, jagged nebulae in oceans of darkness, a kind of roiling disquiet erupting through the actual medium.
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Trump's big Britain bash: The President makes his first state visit to the United Kingdom beginning Monday, but he's already roiling the waters across the pond.
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Cramer said the Pence speech had been "roiling" stocks until recently, when concerns about the Federal Reserve's mission to raise interest rates took over the spotlight.
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A growing trade dispute between the globe's two largest economies has been one of many factors roiling fixed-income and equity markets over the past year.
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Volatility spiked in February after a prolonged calm in 2017, roiling global equities, bonds, currencies and commodities markets, and remained elevated through the end of March.
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The political turmoil is roiling markets, putting sterling through its worst day since 2016 on Thursday although it stabilised on Friday as May clung onto power.
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With the stock market roiling over new barbs between Washington and Beijing, investors are scrambling to figure out where to put money in times of volatility.
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It won't hurt Sanders, then, that for the last year another fracking gas project has been roiling southern New Hampshire and the coastal city of Portsmouth.
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Ray had spent their journey here reassuring her that Ando knew how to take care of himself, never confessing the roiling terror in his own stomach.
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Last year's Golden Globes were marked by celebrities turning out en masse in black in solidarity with the #MeToo sexual harassment scandal that was roiling Hollywood.
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Ryan Gosling and Damien Chazelle's eagerly anticipated space movie, First Man, hasn't hit theaters yet, but it's already roiling in both positive reviews and negative press.
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Lelio sets up a subdued atmosphere that conveys deep and roiling tensions simmering under a seemingly calm surface, aided by cinematographer Danny Cohen's somber, murky palette.
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But the start of October looks set to be more volatile, with worries about Deutsche Bank roiling global markets in the latter part of last week.
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U.S. consumer confidence tumbled this month to its lowest reading in a year and a half, tested by the partial government shutdown and roiling financial markets.
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But past Fed chairs have never operated under the current level of open scrutiny from the White House, with Trump's own commentary roiling markets as well.
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How should they deal with Russia, with the conflict and religious fundamentalism roiling the Middle East and north Africa, and with the authoritarian challenge of China?
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The images also suggest the roiling tensions incited by Akhnaten's rule, as opposition builds up to the climactic confrontation in which he is deposed and killed.
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After weeks of outrage over the Trump administration's treatment of migrant children at the border, the next big controversy roiling American politics was about … fine dining.
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FOR the biggest constitutional crisis in a generation, as some have labelled the drama currently roiling India's courts, the setting and the action proved disingenuously genteel.
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Royal Caribbean's Empress of the Seas ship was caught up the roiling seas just off the coast of Isla de la Juventud, Cuba, according to CNN.
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Once the kids are tucked in, he spends hours scouring social media to unmask the operatives behind the disinformation campaigns roiling Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms.
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That should at the very least keep lead demand ticking over in the coming period, immunized from the broader economic trends roiling the other metal markets.
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On Monday, Reuters reported that Lam said the violence roiling the former British colony exceeded protesters' demands for democracy and demonstrators are now the people's enemy.
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Despite the roiling tensions of the imminent '60s and the various revolutions it holds, the Royal Family's domestic politics are still what The Crown does best.
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It looks like something no one would choose to watch, provided there was anything else on or anything but a roiling hale storm going on outside.
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But I wonder, not without a hint of nihilism, if we shouldn't just embrace the roiling sea of cultural change that will ultimately engulf these islands.
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But in the hallowed halls of education, where identities are pupating and hormones are roiling, you guys probably did some dumb shit that was fairly unique.
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LONDON — After roiling the NATO summit in Brussels, President Trump — always dicey as a guest — crossed the North Sea and is doing the same in England.
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It was wellspring of designer inspiration, both as a metaphor for life — beauty on the surface, danger roiling beneath — and more literally as a traditional escape.
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"The problem I have is with the Fed," he told Fox's Shannon Bream, pushing back on allegations that trade tensions with China were roiling financial markets.
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There's a roiling debate about whether Democrats should move to the political center to win back Trump voters or focus on energizing the party's progressive base.
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One strength of Hall's work is her nuanced portrayal of the Jim Crow South, as neither "solid" nor walled off from social currents roiling the nation.
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In the song's opening passage, intoning over a roiling gospel-inspired arrangement, he asks: When the boatmen stole the Africans Did your God ride or row?
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The political turmoil is roiling markets, putting sterling through its worst day since 2016 on Thursday although it stabilized on Friday as May clung onto power.
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Their commercial hit, with its roiling guitar intro in a minor key, evokes a hazy New Orleans scene of gambling, prostitution, ill will, and bad luck.
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Ms. Franklin — who died Thursday at 76 — sang in a voice that struck an ideal balance of strength and sensitivity, of roiling emotion and refined skill.
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At a recent rehearsal, five courageous members of her company, daela, appeared to surrender themselves to ecstatic, sometimes erotic states, backed by Sivan Jacobovitz's roiling soundscape.
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One window into the extreme divisions roiling the United States is how different coverage of the same news story can be in increasingly partisan news outlets.
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A couple years later, in 1883, Congress passed the Pendleton Act, the nation's first comprehensive Civil Service law, designed partly to calm the roiling political waters.
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Though the timing was terrible, with protests roiling Hong Kong and an escalating trade war between America and China, HKEX realised it was now or never.
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He has a reputation for efficiency, turning loss-producing businesses into moneymakers, but his challenge now will be navigating the disruptive technology changes roiling the industry.
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In 2016, the presidential debate has become a constant, roiling center of meme production, a viral video threatening to explode from every little look or line.
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The perspectives come amid a roiling debate over wealth inequality that has helped shape the Democratic presidential primary and is sure to spill into general election.
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Analysts are expecting a rate decrease of a quarter percentage point, but with the China trade war roiling markets, it's tough to predict anything these days.
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China today is no longer, as George Marshall put it, "a lamb before the shearers," and it is Chinese assertion that is now roiling the region.
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In 1970, with antiwar and civil rights protests roiling the country and the economy stagnant, Sears broke ground for a new headquarters building in downtown Chicago.
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That question has been roiling the academic community since the Department of Health and Human Services's Office for Human Research Protections revised its rules in January.
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The world's two largest economies have heaped hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs on each other's products, roiling financial markets and disrupting global supply chains.
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Budweiser could not have foreseen the roiling sociopolitical debate that would be unfolding when the ad aired, shortly after President Trump moved to sharply limit immigration.
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Debate over affirmative action -- related to student admissions, as well as faculty and staff positions -- was roiling Harvard's campus in the 19783s when he was there.
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In spite of the roiling controversy over Russia's involvement in the 2016 election, Wray's appearance was at multiple points a workaday, by-the-numbers confirmation hearing.
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"Medicare for All" is roiling labor unions across the country, threatening to divide a critical part of the Democratic base ahead of several major presidential primaries.
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In the plain, affectless staging by Jonathan Silverstein, Mr. Burton and Mr. McGrath expertly underplay the characters, with their roiling fears and, in Carl's case, outrage.
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In 1996, following a debate that foreshadowed the one now roiling Richmond, the city erected a statute of the late Arthur Ashe, the African-American tennis champion.
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No one knows how many people were dragged to their deaths when the quake triggered soil liquefaction, a phenomenon that turns the ground into a roiling quagmire.
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Hidayat was not on Sulawesi last Friday when the 2000 magnitude earthquake struck, triggering a phenomenon called soil liquefaction, which turns the ground into a roiling quagmire.
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On March 27, news broke that President Jacob Zuma had ordered Gordhan to return immediately from a trip to Britain and the United States, roiling local markets.
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Yet Trump continued railing against the Fed in a tweet Monday, tying the central bank to a slew of other economic and political issues roiling his administration.
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Ryan Gosling has movie star charisma in plenty of films, but he's at his most roiling and inward playing a quietly grieving Neil Armstrong in First Man.
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The roiling waves are some of the most beautiful shots in The Lighthouse, a suggestion that whatever we tell ourselves, nature—human and otherwise—will always win.
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Donald J. Trump galvanized hordes last August across the bay in Mobile, and Senator Ted Cruz excited fans in neighboring Daphne last month, further roiling the air.
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Never one to shy away from tough conversations, Silverman hadn't previously directly addressed the news, which has been roiling through the comedy community for a week now.
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The crew's observations convinced the National Weather Service that this roiling, rainy little monster had crossed the threshold from a tropical storm to a full-fledged hurricane.
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Laurel has joined the roiling eddy of Washington politics right at the moment when mysterious alien ants have started stealthily attacking people's brains for … some nefarious reason.
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The results highlight voters' revolt over sweeping corruption scandals that have imprisoned dozens of politicians and businessmen, roiling traditional parties that have long defined the political debate.
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The races didn't necessarily play out along the familiar Clinton-Sanders ideological lines currently roiling the national party, as differences were drawn more on temperament and competence.
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Or are you just an habitué of the night, addicted to sailing the roiling sea of drunken carousing that composes the nocturnal lifeblood of this great metropolis?
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Practically speaking, the court was motivated to accept the NLRA more by the wave of sit-down strikes roiling the country in 1937 than by legal theories.
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Indeed, the protests and politics roiling Tehran would not have been possible if the supreme leader was still able to blame the West for Iran's internal problems.
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In telling the messy back story behind one of the most controversial Supreme Court decisions, it offers a new window on the still-roiling debate over abortion.
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Those debates are now roiling the pundit world, but as a longtime student of disparities in judicial outcomes, I find the basis of the comparison deeply misleading.
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There are many critiques of higher education today, from the roiling debates over free speech to costs that continue rising to adaptation for the students of today.
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The debate over what to do about this crisis, which is roiling politics in nearly every country on the Continent, provides "Fire at Sea" with a context.
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The fight has been roiling the parent company, Seven & I Holdings, one of the world's largest retail groups, which also has interests in supermarkets and department stores.
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But students, alumni and staff members say they have a hard time squaring that image with a spate of high-profile sexual harassment cases roiling the campus.
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With members split between Johnson City, TN and Atlanta, Cemetery Filth is sworn to the tenets of ancient death—roiling riffs, slimy solos, rattling rasps and all.
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The problem, simply put, is that the universe began as a roiling cosmic soup of inanimate matter, but eventually gave rise to a diverse multitude of lifeforms.
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Haddad's relative youth and distance from the major corruption scandals roiling Brazilian politics had bolstered expectations that he could be the most likely stand-in for Lula.
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Volatility roared into global markets in February after a prolonged calm in 2017, roiling stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities, and remained elevated through the end of March.
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These are dense, dark forests of fractured beats that crack and thump like downed tree branches, and reedy electronics that twist around them in roiling serpentine shapes.
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"It reminded me of Faulkner, of Steinbeck, of Toni Morrison—the Old Testament strength of the imagery, this deep, rumbling, roiling heart and soul," he told me.
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Kirsten Gillibrand condemned anti-Semitism at one of the several women's marches taking place across the country, addressing the allegations roiling the national Women's March, Inc. organization.
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With the Russian doping scandal still roiling international sports and dividing its leaders, Olympic officials met in Switzerland on Saturday to discuss overhauling the world's antidoping system.
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It would not be surprising if nobody is talking about North Korea a month from now, yet another U.S. debt ceiling crisis is roiling global stock markets.
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But when the Astros host Boston for Game 1 on Thursday, Minute Maid Park will be roiling in orange, with 42,000 towels available for each home game.
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It is the latest in a series of planned military exercises that Washington and Seoul have canceled in the past year in order to avoid roiling Pyongyang.
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North of the United States, the political scandal roiling the government does not involve accusations of collusion with Russia or payments to keep an alleged affair quiet.
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Confirmation of the massive black hole at the heart of the Messier 87 galaxy breathes new fire into humankind's curiosity about this roiling place where we live.
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It was her shock that moved her to rapid action and she said the current "miasma" informed her improvisational language of roiling calligraphic brush strokes and erasures.
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All of this change is roiling an industry that provides jobs to 13.3 million people in the U.S. and represents a 9% slice of the U.S. economy.
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The roiling forms across the horizontal field, at once insubstantial and palpable, suggest that Heaven and Hell and Earth are one, presided over by a dark presence.
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The 26 bill, signed by President Bill Clinton and championed by heavyweight Democrats like Joseph R. Biden Jr., a senator at the time, is roiling politics anew.
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He also did not appear to be aware of two critical issues roiling the trucking industry: the truck-driver shortage and the implementation of electronic logging devices.
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With critics raging and markets roiling on the news that Trump would make a formal announcement this week, the president tweeted about the issue on Monday morning.
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Given the current debates about inclusion and representation roiling jazz, Hollywood and the country as a whole, this is a particularly unfortunate framework to be working within.
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With financial turmoil in Turkey roiling the country's assets, analysts are busy contemplating which other countries could be exposed and what this could mean for international investors.
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During this academic year, schools across the country have been roiling with activism that has seemed to shift the meaning of contemporary liberalism without changing its ideals.
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They have levied punitive duties on hundreds of billions of dollars of each other's goods, roiling financial markets and threatening global growth and demand for industrial metals.
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This is a story about how in a country in the midst of a roiling debate about race and class, a sandwich is not just a sandwich.
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The deaths of Tom Hayden and Daniel Berrigan, avatars of defiance, harked back to the student rebellions of the 1960s and the Vietnam War's roiling home front.
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This has certainly come at a price -- trillions in spending, unprecedented security measures at airports and public venues, and roiling public debate over immigration and law enforcement.
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What these images show isn't necessarily the power of the storm -- though it is intriguing to see the placid blanket of white and imagine the roiling storm.
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And China always looms in the background, with its own military buildup, territorial conflicts in the South China Sea and the anti-Beijing protests roiling Hong Kong.
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Trump's hasty decision to impose tariffs on steel imports has stoked talk of a brewing trade war, roiling both the political establishment and the global economic order.
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But while exterior snapshots of these worlds deliver valuable information and planetary eye candy, the chemical processes roiling beneath their surfaces remain a persistent puzzle for scientists.
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"In its rush to claim the high ground in our roiling national conversation about harassment, the Democratic Party has implemented a zero-tolerance standard," she went on.
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The Fed surprised investors when the central bank's meeting minutes released last week opened the door to a rate hike as early as in June, roiling financial markets.
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Vice President Mike Pence's speech blasting China was a "wake up call," and it had been in recent weeks "roiling" the stock market, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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This has, somewhat bizarrely, become a major flashpoint in left-liberal online spaces, part of a broader argument that's been roiling the Democratic Party since the 22016 primary.
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In the midst of roiling national debate about of the use of excessive force by police against people of color, any such shooting would raise a red flag.
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Balaroa was one of areas particularly hard hit by liquefaction, which turns the ground into a roiling quagmire, destroying houses and dragging people under the mud and debris.
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With the roiling forms and tangled lines placed above the white unpainted spaces below, we are reminded of shrubs, trees, and vegetation growing up to the river's edge.
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Washington and Beijing have imposed tit-for-tat tariffs on billions of dollars worth of goods, roiling financial markets, disrupting manufacturing supply chains and shrinking U.S. farm exports.
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From there, ILM unleashes hell, adding explosions, clouds of roiling gas, and chunks of debris as they blow their creation to smithereens using Star Wars' best-known superweapon.
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J. D. McClatchy, an American poet known for work whose cool formal sheen belied the roiling emotion below its surface, died on Tuesday at his home in Manhattan.
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Now there are fears the bad blood will sabotage the fledgling efforts to ease the many crises roiling the region, including the civil wars in Syria and Yemen.
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In the meantime, the healthcare plan implemented by President Barack Obama is in the process of being shredded by Congress and the new administration, further roiling the industry.
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The company has been roiling from a massive investigation into its toxic workplace that resulted in the review of hundreds of cases of inappropriate behavior and 20 terminations.
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The world's two largest economies are trying to calm a nearly 22020-month trade war that is roiling financial markets, disrupting supply chains and slowing global economic growth.
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But a battle over immigration policy in Berlin today provided a stark reminder of her political mortality—and a glimpse of the culture wars roiling her political alliance.
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Ms. Vogel, the Virginia senator, said she had chosen to push for the legislation because of a case roiling the town of Middleburg in her Northern Virginia district.
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The instinct for violent consumption is still there, roiling beneath the surface and ready to lash out, but it's guided with hateful purpose by the Mind Flayer hivemind.
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Bin Laden also drafted a number of speeches he planned to videotape about the "Arab Spring" revolutions that began in early 2011 and were roiling the Arab world.
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Harvey raked across the Texas Gulf coast, roiling global fuel markets as it knocked out about 4.4 million barrels of daily refining capacity, slightly more than Japan uses.
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The company cited disruptions stemming from the dispute roiling its board and management, as well as disappointing box-office performance of its latest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie.
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Despite the grief roiling this earthquake-stricken town, Pablo Cordova has something to be thankful for: He can return the coffin his wife had obtained for his funeral.
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And the RNC chairman dismissed the suggestion that the GOP risked alienating crucial Latino voters as a result of the strong anti-immigration rhetoric roiling the nominating contest.
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Automation, globalization, arm-chair shopping, ready-access to the history of the world and an unprecedented tap into the roiling white-water rapids of our shared public consciousness.
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The late-night talkathon is aimed at rallying voters against repeal efforts and portraying the GOP as responsible for backlash caused by possible roiling of the insurance market.
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In unfamiliar and uncomfortable realms, it's good to have a little breathing room, even just a small pocket amidst the roiling bodies that you can call your own.
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It's roughly the same size as Thoreau's 10-foot by 15-foot cottage, but it's on a beach at the edge of a roiling sea, not a pond.
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The roiling discussion on 4chan "tends to represent a libertarian, white, male perspective," said Ryan Milner, a communications professor at the College of Charleston who studies online groups.
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"This may be a story from the city's outer margins, but it's one that goes to the heart of questions roiling contemporary France," our reviewer, Joumana Khatib, writes.
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Women are expected to play a key role in White House's defense against the sexual assault allegation roiling Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process, according to CNN.
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He alternates these interviews with images he has taken of airport security and roiling seas, right-wing propaganda on billboards, and people in lawn chairs wearing eclipse glasses.
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But amid concerns over roiling the international oil market, the Trump administration granted sanctions waivers to eight governments: China, India, Japan, Turkey, Italy, Greece, South Korea and Taiwan.
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The company cited disruptions stemming from the dispute roiling its board and management, as well as disappointing box-office performance of its latest "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" movie.
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Trump, after all, has been roiling the US auto industry since 2016, when he was campaigning and attacked Ford for plans to build a new factory in Mexico.
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But much has changed in the intervening years, including the turmoil now roiling Venezuela, with a catastrophic food crisis, breakdown in mental health care and anti-government demonstrations.
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"Vitriol," one of that's record's standouts, stripped away the band's usual trappings of roiling guitar, bass, and drums in favor of curdled electronic arrangements and staccato quasi-rapping.
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Imbalances in China's financial system are increasing as the economy slows, complicating challenges facing policymakers as they try to clamp down on riskier lending practices without roiling markets.
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First, many of those climate impacts in other countries could indirectly hurt the United States, say, by roiling the global economy or by increasing the number of refugees.
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And understanding why it's wrong takes us—despite Hicok's best intentions—uncomfortably close to the heart of the language of white grievance that is currently roiling our country.
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In 2011, when ratings agencies downgraded United States government debt, roiling the stock market, the days on which the S&P lost or gained 3 percent numbered 24.
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At a time when scandals of sexual misconduct in the workplace are roiling society, Mr. Prats Monné was one of a few men on the roster of speakers.
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Officer Van Dyke — who is awaiting trial — was charged with first-degree murder on the same day the city was forced to release the video, roiling the city.
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He described the political tumult roiling the country as a "human tragedy" and said the United States would impose new sanctions on the government of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Read: In "Rebel Cinderella," Adam Hochschild writes about the life of Rose Pastor Stokes, whose life and activism coincided with the roiling decades of the early 20th century.
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He holed up at the performing-arts library and read plays by David Mamet and John Patrick Shanley, and found that drama helped him express his roiling emotions.
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Which makes Rouhani's statement, and Iran's decision to further enrich uranium, quite the gamble: It could pressure other nations to back down, or otherwise escalate already roiling tensions.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Monday defended himself against the sexual assault allegations roiling his nomination by saying he was a virgin through high school and college.
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She doesn't know it, but Tinslee is also at the center of a roiling fight that's now drawing in some of Texas' top conservatives and anti-abortion groups.
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He may be able to give his fellow students great sex advice, but he is still a roiling mess on the inside (which teen isn't to some extent?).
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The notion of "gender fluidity" — that it's not necessary to identify as either male or female, that gender can be expressed as a continuum — is roiling traditional definitions.
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Conflicts roiling within Nigeria's borders have already spilled into neighboring countries and threaten to undermine not just Nigeria's security, but the entire region — with implications for global security.
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The United Kingdom's Supreme Court has ruled that Boris Johnson's five-week suspension of Parliament was unlawful, further roiling British politics a month ahead of the Brexit deadline.
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November 6 will bring the answer to the questions roiling Texas politics -- will cool overcome Cruz, or will Texas again bring a rising star back down to Earth?
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It was imposed for the second time in less than two years to control the widening, mostly youth-led anti-government demonstrations that had been roiling the country.
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With anti-immigration protests and raids roiling a city in Germany this week, we want to hear what German citizens and immigrants think about the country's national identity.
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All they have to do — as illustrated by Gibson's vague and hypocritical moralizing on the allegations currently roiling Hollywood — is repent publicly, take a step back, and wait.
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But the national elections scheduled for Wednesday have shaken the country from any complacency, as two very different issues are roiling the political landscape: climate change and immigration.
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Seliger surely did not imagine when he began this project in 2014 that these photographs would be exhibited just as a paroxysm of hatred was roiling American culture.
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Trump had praised Nielsen over the summer after she defended the administration's border security goals amid a roiling controversy surrounding then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions' "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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Volcano eruptions, jackhammer-intensive construction work, My Bloody Valentine concerts—these tinnitus-inducing phenomena are barely whispers besides the majestic, roiling bursts and collisions going on in outer space.
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And now President Donald Trump has joined them in calling for Maduro to step down — stoking the fires of an already fraught political crisis roiling the South American country.
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You only have to look at the worry lines etched on Zuckerberg's face to see how ill-prepared Silicon Valley's boy kings are to deal with roiling public anger.
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The dissonance between the pink-and-white sterility of her website and the roiling defensiveness of her tone can be a little jarring, but ultimately, she grabs your attention.
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President Trump's handling of matters of race and penchant for equivocation on the subject of white supremacists is roiling tensions between black Republicans and members of the Trump administration.
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Most women I know spend their days in a roiling sea of anger and sadness, constantly agitated by a news cycle in which misogyny is on near-constant display.
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The result is a film that can veer too sharply into earnestness, but very convincingly portrays a teenage girl's struggle to reconcile the tornado of hormones roiling within her.
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Oil demand growth has held up despite trade disputes roiling global markets, Falih said, adding he expects worldwide demand to be above 100 million barrels per day this year.
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A few weeks ago the Schulz-Effekt was energising the SPD and roiling the CDU; some of Mrs Merkel's MPs were even quietly opining that she was past it.
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While all of these roiling couplings are sure to get dramatic this season, they're not exactly the ships that have showrunner Krista Vernoff "shaking in her boots" right now.
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Tech people like to picture their industry as a roiling sea of disruption, in which every winner is vulnerable to surprise attack from some novel, as-yet-unimagined foe.
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It's a moment that perfectly reflects the inner conflict that's roiling within protagonist Starr Carter (Amandla Stenberg) throughout the film, based on the 2017 Y.A. novel by Angie Thomas.
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The PBOC on Thursday had guided the yuan lower at the fastest pace since its shock devaluation in August, prompting a shuttering of mainland stocks and roiling markets elsewhere.
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The company is held to a higher standard and is the subject of such intense interest that it's forever swimming upstream against a roiling river of rumors and leaks.
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The ruling crowns a dismal year for the San Francisco lender roiling from a scandal in which bank employees created as many as 2 million accounts without customer authorization.
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He explained that it was how she felt his pain back during Cloud City—him hanging there, wearied and beaten and about to fall into the roiling clouds below.
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But the country's Sunni Muslim royal rulers are wary of austerity measures roiling sectarian tensions among their Shi'ite majority populace and of taxes, fees and spending cuts dampening growth.
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GOES-16, which captured the roiling storms above the Texas Panhandle, is situated over the equator and can see the entire U.S. A Colorado supercell on May 19, 2019.
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The commandant of the Marine Corps will have to answer to lawmakers next week in a pair of briefings about the nude photo-sharing scandal roiling the service. Gen.
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The past twelve months have been especially embarrassing for the anti-doping establishment, with scandals involving Russia, Kenya, and the IAAF itself roiling the world of track and field.
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Democrats are pushing to attach renewable energy tax breaks to a long-term reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), roiling the debate over the legislation in the Senate.
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President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Chinese goods are fuelling talks of a trade war that could crush global growth, and increasing political uncertainty is roiling the financial markets.
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An atmosphere of crisis is enveloping the U.S. after a traumatic week, leaving politicians, academic experts and private citizens searching for an explanation for the anger roiling the nation.
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These were priorities of Senator Sanders's powerful presidential campaign, and the aggressive platform language is eye-opening for Democrats who have been wary of roiling Wall Street campaign donors.
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Along the way, the two have become something of a punching bag for hip-hop's conservative wing, an unlikely flash point in the genre's ever-roiling internal culture wars.
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He lends roiling, at first barely detectable energy to the seeming passivity of a man who, on occasion, finds himself crying for reasons he cannot (nor wants to) explain.
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I have spent whole days, sunrise to sunset, roiling around in my bed, rubbing my stomach, moaning, and begging a merciful spirit to end the nauseous agony consuming me.
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They are now roiling Germany's placid, consensus-driven politics and threatening to alter its political landscape as insurgent parties have done in less stable or prosperous countries around Europe.
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Be smart: Administration officials say one of Pence's great talents is being in a different ZIP Code, often a different time zone, when trouble is roiling the White House.
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One of them surveyed the current state of scientific knowledge about different variables in the Drake equation (for example, the probability of life emerging from a roiling prehistoric soup).
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Chuck Schumer (who later said "I shouldn't have used the words I did") about Trump's nominees to the Supreme Court — doubtless matches and amplifies an anger roiling the electorate.
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The rampancy of meth in Southeast Asia has convulsed the people and politics of the region, roiling it with social upheaval with maxed-out prisons, police killings and vigilantes.
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Nonetheless, his bottom line for showerheads is like his bottom line for other aspects of the roiling microbial mix we live in: Don't be afraid of letting life inside.
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A nation that once embraced draconian limits on immigration is now reluctantly moving in the other direction, beckoning foreigners just as anti-immigrant political forces are roiling the West.
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Though the slowdown appears mild, it also holds the potential to intensify the widespread sense of grievance roiling many societies, contributing to the embrace of populists with autocratic impulses.
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The direction and mission of El Museo del Barrio, the oldest museum in the United States devoted to Latino art, continues to be the center of a roiling debate.
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But few involved in the current New York run could have imagined the extent to which these issues would be roiling American politics and society at this very moment.
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Years of restoration have been lost, and debates are now roiling about whether the edifice — which had been scheduled to reopen by next year — should be rebuilt at all.
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Perhaps we could all be a little more like Jo Cameron: joyful, compassionate, unperturbed by all the nasty, roiling feelings that turn us, from time to time, into goblins.
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There's a roiling debate among educators, parents, politicians and teenagers in New York City, centered on one question: Should the city scrap its highly selective gifted and talented schools?
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The map paintings are late-modernist masterpieces, and represent a major missing link in the story of postwar art — roiling, epic works scarred by the history of three continents.
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His presence has contributed to roiling internal dissent at a time when management is facing mounting protests from its rank and file about issues from climate change to immigration.
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In Moscow, which is roiling under Western sanctions even if its glossy central streets don't show it, Vladimir Putin flip-flops between publicly supporting cryptocurrencies and outright trashing them.
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MOSCOW — Months before a whistle-blower's complaint came to light this week, raising alarms over dealings between the Trump administration and Ukraine, the issue was roiling politics in Kiev.
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In their ongoing trade war, Washington and Beijing have levied punitive duties on hundreds of billions of dollars of each other's goods, roiling financial markets and threatening global growth.
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" This gave her credibility with all sides in the roiling debates of the day, Ms. Faludi said, allowing her to bridge divides "between generations, geographies, ideologies, intersectional quarrels, vanities.
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" This gave her credibility with all sides in the roiling debates of the day, Ms. Faludi said, allowing her to bridge divides "between generations, geographies, ideologies, intersectional quarrels, vanities.
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Of the 18,643 announced spectators, Ducks fans, maybe 600 of them, took up less than one section — just a splash of green in a roiling coliseum of Jayhawks blue.
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Go deeper: "Sisi out": Corruption allegations drive protestors to streets of Egypt Anti-corruption protests roiling Egypt add to regional insecurity Egypt and Ethiopia take dam dispute to Russia
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"In its rush to claim the high ground in our roiling national conversation about harassment, the Democratic Party has implemented a zero tolerance standard," Ramsey said in a statement.
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The previous all-time high number of hate groups the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) counted was 173,018 in 2011, when rage against the first black president was roiling.
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Cuba seems to loom over the political crisis roiling Venezuela as President Nicolás Maduro faces a robust challenge from Mr. Guiadó, who declared himself interim leader this past week.
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Magazine/New York _____ In the aftermath of the #MeToo movement and the sexual harassment scandal roiling Hollywood, will the Golden Globes rewrite the rules for awards seasons to come?
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The figures showed that eurozone factory growth slowed to an 18-month low in June — a further sign that fears of a trade war is roiling the global economy.
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Immigration has been on the rise in America and across much of the developed world for decades, roiling politics in recent years in Germany, Britain and the United States.
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The pictures Morandi made under the Metaphysical rubric are derived from neither myth nor Nietzsche; whatever is roiling the depths beneath their serenity is contained in the paint itself.
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Despite the extent of planning that goes into the paintings' conceptual underpinnings, the first thing you notice about Ringe's canvases is how propulsive, roiling, and destabilized they can be.
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Then there are the impossible places, like the roiling vents at the bottom of the deepest oceans, where crushing pressures and searing heat make an environment fit only for robots.
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They've been under pressure for months but events over the past two weeks have underscored the urgency with which executives must find answers to the huge challenges roiling the industry.
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No matter how you feel about their politics, Moloch's roiling riffs and furious urgency are hard to resist, and straddles the foggy DMZ between Tragedy and Pale Chalice with aplomb.
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The Syrian war remained a major driver, while Venezuela joined the ranks of the worst-affected countries after tens of thousands fled the humanitarian and economic crisis roiling the nation.
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The twin records each mark their most adventurous and all-encompassing material to date, compressing dead-eyed choirs, distressed electronic squalls, and blown-out drum machines into roiling, seasick compositions.
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First Man doesn't glorify the era it's depicting, or the people — especially not the man at its center, all roiling emotions locked up tight so that he'll never be vulnerable.
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The surrounding trees appear as roiling flames and billowing smoke — the effect of the time-lapse exposure, which recorded the restless wind animating the forest for three days and nights.
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Why it matters: The new wave of migration is, along with automation, one of the primary drivers behind the anti-establishment uprising roiling both the U.S. and Europe, experts say.
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Going Further After Saudi Arabia executed an outspoken Shiite cleric last weekend, a diplomatic feud intensified between Shiite- and Sunni-dominated countries, threatening Syrian peace talks and roiling global markets.
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With the U.K.'s referendum on its EU membership already roiling global markets, analysts have given their views on how U.K. assets could trade on the day after the vote.
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Her extraordinary MSNBC segment on Friday — covering the allegations in Ronan Farrow's "Catch and Kill" that are roiling NBC News — gave voice to other staffers who have concerns about management.
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We can only guess at the emotions that are roiling in him as he slides out his name card, but thanks to Jim Carter's delicate underplaying, we know they're there.
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The clearest evidence of this is the time Cruz and his campaign have begun devoting to attacking Rubio as a candidate with little conservative fighting spirit roiling in his guts.
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Hidayat is from the city's Balaroa district, which was devastated by liquefaction, which happens when an earthquake violently shakes soft, damp soil, turning solid ground into a viscous, roiling liquid.
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Image: Imke de Pater, Michael H. Wong, Robert J. SaultFor centuries, astronomers have been enchanted by the planet Jupiter, that roiling sea of clouds punctuated by a glowering red eye.
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Starting Wednesday, he'll finally step into the top job, taking the reins of power amidst a roiling political crisis over Brexit — a situation he played a decisive role in creating.
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The world's two biggest economies have levied tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of bilateral trade since July 2018, raising costs, disrupting supply chains and roiling global markets.
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The world's two biggest economies have levied billions of dollars of tariffs on each other's goods in a year-long trade war, disrupting global supply chains and roiling financial markets.
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The pair's huddle followed reports last week that Trump is considering whether he should fire both Bannon and chief of staff Reince Priebus amid roiling tensions inside the White House.
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Volatility surged in February after a prolonged calm in 21.23, roiling global equities, bonds, currencies and commodities markets, with turbulence remaining elevated through the end of March, benefiting exchange operators.
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The two nations have imposed tit-for-tat tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each others' goods, roiling financial markets, disrupting manufacturing supply chains and shrinking U.S. farm exports.
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The reports were the latest damage-control measures announced after China's major benchmark indexes plunged 7 percent on Monday, forcing the first-ever nationwide trading halt and roiling global markets.
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The Times report generated massive speculation last week that he could resign or be fired from his position, potentially roiling the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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The Trump administration, therefore, is undermining U.S. businesses, harming consumers and roiling relations with key allies to ward off a threat that is grossly exaggerated if not a complete fiction.
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A roiling controversy over the truthfulness and intent of a documentary about the widely debunked link between vaccines and autism did not keep theatergoers away from its premiere on Friday.
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Why are issues of race, gender, sexuality and identity — issues that are roiling high school and college campuses as well as the nation at large — so central to this election?
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The shooting reverberated through some of the most divisive issues roiling the United States: gay rights, gun control, immigration, the Islamic State and homegrown terrorism, and fear of Islam. 2129.
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We now see this man for who he is; a roiling well of explosive competitive fire, a vicious dog stalking menacingly in a cage made of manners and open-mindedness.
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Even as Jackson sold amusing essays to women's magazines about her madcap life with four children and a hapless husband, her menacing fiction revealed the turmoil roiling beneath the surface.
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I felt better just listening to the echoing sounds of my breathing, the phlegm roiling in my throat when I swallowed, my eyes blinking, the weak ticking of my heart.
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But with grocery shelves empty and many other crucial supplies lacking amid the economic and political instability roiling the Andean country, their fish no longer yield enough to live on.
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But onlookers suspected that the roiling uncertainty after the U.K.'s vote to exit the EU would push jumpy lawmakers to ease uncertainty wherever they could by approving the deal.
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That concern, and the outrage by minorities who say the government and its American allies are not doing enough, has further stoked sectarian and factional tensions that are roiling Afghanistan.
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Why this crisis is differentWhat started as an outbreak roiling primarily China has spread worldwide, rapidly crippling entire regions and business sectors as governments scramble to contain the death toll.
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Rather than falling back on defense amid roiling outrage, especially among women, Mr. Trump is going on offense, trying to turn the furor into an asset instead of a liability.
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The North Korea visit also comes as Mr. Xi may be hoping to shift international news coverage away from the pro-democracy protests roiling Hong Kong, a semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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Still, PhRMA's donation to Ms. Nickel's group is roiling the anti-addiction world — where there are varying approaches to the drug problem and a fight over scarce sources of funding.
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The recent roiling college admissions fraud scandal exposed how the athletic recruiting system at desirable institutions can be manipulated to grant privileged treatment even to students with fabricated athletic achievements.
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Overnight rafting trips take in the deepest section of the Tara Canyon, while popular day trips bump over roiling Class III and IV rapids, depending on the time of year.
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And it steps into a roiling debate in France, where right-wing politicians, especially, have deplored the plight of Christians in the Middle East — though not always with humanitarian motives.
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The failure of the Council to take a more assertive action on Yemen exposed divisions between Russia and the West over the causes of armed conflicts roiling the Middle East.
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The president appears to be in no rush to fill that post despite a series of hurricanes and a roiling immigration debate, issues managed by the Department of Homeland Security.
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For instance, this week Film Forum unveils "System K," a lively, cogent, unsettling documentary about the incredible art world roiling in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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They hover, incorporeal words and phrases, poised and charged like roiling storm clouds that counterpoint the grounding metaphor of how women's bodies inevitably become the battle grounds of patriarchal violence.
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Business schools exploded at the same time that upstart social sciences like psychology and sociology were seeking to explain—and sometimes to contain—the social conflict roiling industrial capitalist society.
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On Monday, Catalonia's national day, hundreds of thousands of independence-minded citizens are expected to take to the streets of Barcelona in a show of force, further roiling the waters.
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Low-wage workers are particularly vulnerable to any global economic downturn triggered by travel restrictions and quarantines as the coronavirus outbreak spreads from China around the world, roiling supply chains.
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The narratives of families suffering from such diseases traffic in these questions and a roiling stew of emotions: confusion, anger, determination, resilience, love, and moments of profound despair and hope.
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As we gobble up news reports on the most microscopic details of the roiling theatrics inside the West Wing, we are undoubtedly developing a higher tolerance for belligerence and melodrama.
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Fans of roiling, all-consuming noise will find few better places to expand their minds and challenge their eardrums than a concert by the Detroit-based industrial act Wolf Eyes.
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For Kent Kedl, a senior partner at consultancy Control Risks specializing in Asia, Monday's summit will have little impact on the U.S.-China trade war that is currently roiling markets.
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With President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital roiling the West Bank and Gaza, the city was braced for its most serious flare-up in months, if not years.
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In an early scene, a roiling sea of desperate Indian mothers — "wretched creatures" — storms the gates of the Belgian embassy in Kolkata, each with a child in her outstretched arms.
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Chinese policymakers are seeking to engineer a soft landing without roiling the economy as a sharp decline in prices and investment would weigh on industrial activity and dampen consumer confidence.
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The two campaigns represent an identity crisis roiling the state Republican Party: Is it a party that sent Trump to the White House and punished Flake for sparring with him?
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As such, it's afforded Ciani the opportunity to "hide out," as she describes it, in a house on top of a hill overlooking the roiling waters of the Pacific Ocean.
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It's a short route, but it's rough going: the Pacific, Atlantic, and Southern oceans all converge at the Drake Passage, turning it into a roiling mess of waves and competing currents.
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Indeed, the metatherian-rich southern continents were conveniently isolated from the roiling cauldron of northern, placental competition, and when these two guilds finally met, it was the metatherians that lost out.
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While the album is stacked with wicked blastbeats, devilish growls and roiling riffs, the incorporation of classical piano, mellow guitar plucking, and throat singing add a crucial dynamic element, as well.
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Credit...CreditDoug Mills/The New York Times WASHINGTON — Hours before the World Series officially returned to this city for the first time in 86 years, the roiling red waves rolled in.
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She could rest on mere prettiness, the fact that the camera loves her, but instead she showcases the roiling emotions inside, creating people who are ambitious, weird, sad, angry, and inexplicable.
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The cancellation has highlighted the roiling tensions at the center of the United States-China relationship, as the two countries compete for military and economic influence and fight a trade war.
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MOSCOW, April 24 (Reuters) - The quality of Russian oil flowing to northern and central Europe has deteriorated significantly in recent days, traders and Russian officials said, roiling the continent's refining industry.
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It doesn't indicate that he is puzzled over their romance from a strategic standpoint; Tyrion has coveted Dany's love and is roiling with resentment that someone else has her heart instead.
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Why it matters: In part, the populism that is roiling nations around the world is a reaction to a feeling that the system has failed to respond to large social issues.
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Washington (CNN)Maureen Dowd, the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The New York Times, has spent much of her career roiling Washington with her rapier take on politicians of both parties.
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A roiling mass of naked flesh, weird noises, various types of ooze, squelching—it's generally a sweaty, unflattering mess, and no amount of soft lighting or artful framing can change that.
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The agony that bubbled beneath Fleabag's roiling surface in Season 1 has been buried deep down, and the pain is her anchor to emotion when she dares to feel anything else.
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Close to two-thirds of poll responses were received after the vote, but many of those who responded beforehand said they had positioned defensively, given the uncertainties already roiling world markets.
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Roiling flames and thick, billowing clouds of black smoke from burning oil wells choke the air as Iraqis stand on rooftops staring at the devastation has ISIS wrought on their town.
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The same forces roiling American and European politics are also present in most of Asia: internal ethnic and communal tensions; protectionist fears about globalisation and job losses; and angry, assertive nationalism.
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A meticulous examination of this year's lighting configuration reveals the Gordian network of torments and rage roiling within this legendary artist who remains arguably our nation's best interpreter of the zeitgeist.
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But onlookers suspected that the roiling uncertainty after the United Kingdom's recent vote to exit the EU would push jumpy lawmakers to ease uncertainty wherever they could by approving the deal.
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Now the law, and the backlash against it, have introduced a different kind of volatile energy to state politics here, roiling a governor's race that could be the nation's most competitive.
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He tended to puff the smoke out of his mouth and inhale it again through his nose, giving the impression that a roiling white cloud was suspended over his upper lip.
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Hanjin Shipping vessels have been seized at Chinese ports in the wake of the South Korean firm's collapse, further roiling the industry as freight rates jump and manufacturers scramble for alternatives.
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Military and counterterrorism experts in the United States, as well as U.S. allies around the world, respect Mattis as a reservoir of discipline and seasoned knowledge in Trump's always-roiling ocean.
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US-China trade talks: US and Chinese officials are meeting in Beijing Monday for two days of talks aimed at ending the trade war that has been roiling global financial markets.
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Alexey Pushkov said the controversy roiling US politics over Russian interference in the 2016 election was designed to restrict Trump's political freedom of action and restrain him from rapprochement with Putin.
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A midnight cameo on Wednesday by Ms. Kelly, the star Fox News anchor at the center of a harassment scandal roiling her network, caught even the most jaded journalists off-guard.
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Like the agitation throughout the country, the agitation at Berkeley had many long-roiling causes, but its proximate cause was easy to identify: a right-wing professional irritant named Milo Yiannopoulos.
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But there are frequent scenes where the actors are filmed in close-up, the angry seas roiling behind them, that look like bad green-screen work from a 1950s adventure picture.
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The deal is the latest effort by the European Union to come up with a joint solution to the mass migration that has been straining its resources and roiling its politics.
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That would clearly be a temporary win for Temer, but analysts say it would still leave him weakened and by no means bring an end to the political crisis roiling Brazil.
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But the guilelessness that comes from TV Pete's "just trying to be a good guy" persona makes him the ideal conduit to talk about the many controversies roiling comedy right now.
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Though Boehner has surrendered the speaker's gavel, his departure does not resolve the tensions roiling a congressional party that often finds itself caught between its ideological commitments and its electoral fortunes.
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And now they are spearheading a swelling backlash against the law that is roiling the country and posing a stiff challenge for the right-wing government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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But nobody has matched the valedictory of Michael Anton, who ended a roiling 14-month stint at the National Security Council on Tuesday by cooking dinner for the president of France.
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But many see the takeover as a symptom of the infighting and generational divide roiling the governing party, ZANU-PF, rather than a genuine chance at multiparty democracy and economic reform.
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Still, it remains unknown to what extent a USMCA trade deal could factor in the 2020 election if passed, given the impeachment battle roiling the nation&aposs capital and deepening polarization.
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The pope's remarks at the conference hosted by Al Azhar are likely to be remembered as Francis' definitive effort to improve relations with Islam and mitigate the violence roiling the region.
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But Benedict — in failing health, besieged by financial wrongdoing at the Vatican and a sexual abuse scandal that is roiling the Catholic church around the globe — has something else in mind.
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Low, roiling, gray clouds and intermittent rain forced the cancellation of what is usually a carefully choreographed, roaring flyover featuring everything from sleek jet fighters to old, lumbering long-range bombers.
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So it's easy to believe that there really is a roiling tech backlash that will somehow head off any dystopian outcomes, while we lean back and ask Alexa whether it's raining.
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The extremely popular Wednesday night races — which draw a mix of Cantonese bettors and beer-swilling expats — had until now been largely unhurt by the unrest roiling the former British colony.
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After roiling market for 18 months, Washington and Beijing took the first step toward ending their trade war by signing a Phase 1 trade deal, a move already priced into markets.
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"Is it a '25' or a '225'?" a New York Times headline asked readers several days ago as the article detailed an art history dispute that is roiling the curatorial ranks.
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The Martians withdrew into their spaceship in a roiling green turbulence, one of them dropping the weapon that he or she—if they were divided into hes and shes—was carrying.
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By midnight the storms join into a single 100-mile system and begin to roll toward the command center, where researchers watch infrared satellite scans of their roiling cloud tops, impressed.
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This summer, a roiling mix of economic frustration and anger over police abuses toward black residents came to the fore when a South Bend police officer killed black resident Eric Logan.
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The FBI's last-minute decision to press pause in their legal fight with Apple over the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone is roiling the agency's critics who accuse it of acting disingenuously.
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Two other woman have come forward in recent weeks alleging that Kavanaugh assaulted them, roiling a confirmation process that had been widely seen as assured until the accusations surfaced this month.
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While its exact long term consequences may not be known, here's what Rubio said and did that will make waves in America's roiling gun debate in the days to come: 1.
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But to understand the forces roiling the American economy, it's key to remember that online retailing has destroyed many times that number of positions at malls and shopping centers across America.
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But onlookers suspected that the roiling uncertainty after the United Kingdom's recent vote to exit the EU would push jumpy lawmakers to ease uncertainty wherever they could by approving the deal.
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This is where the fusion reactions will take place, within a plasma, a roiling cloud of ionized atoms so hot that it can be contained only by extremely strong magnetic fields.
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With President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital roiling the West Bank and Gaza, the city braced for its most serious flare-up of violence in months, if not years.
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In the flow of the game, tossed rudely around by the chaos of chance, athletes must be both absolutely crazy with want and able to still and focus those roiling cores.
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As the Trump administration unevenly briefs some members -- but not others -- about a roiling situation that could lead the US into military conflict, some who are in the dark are left fuming.
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The country is still roiling over 50 million babies being killed in the womb because of this sacrosanct right that was emanating out of penumbras in the Constitution, that didn&apost work.
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Lucid Motors is based in California, which is quickly becoming a hotbed of activity for electric cars, autonomous vehicles, and other futuristic tech that is roiling the 127-year-old automotive industry.
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It started in 43, when Wu spoke up to defend women in the gaming industry, only to find herself plunged into a roiling controversy called Gamergate that turned her life upside down.
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Asked at a town hall meeting on Wednesday night what his administration was doing to combat the state's drug issues, LePage referenced new legislation aimed at traffickers, then delivered his roiling explanation.
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Trump, who nominated Powell to be Fed chairman, has been one of Powell's biggest and most vocal critics, blaming central bank rate increases for slowing the economy and roiling the stock market.
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The two nations have imposed tit-for-tat tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of each others' goods, roiling financial markets, disrupting manufacturing supply chains and shrinking U.S. farm exports.
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Speaking of trying to break through to the president, the new week brings a new attempt from the White House to turn the page on the internecine drama roiling the West Wing.
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If Trump fails to address how we're going to keep pace with technological change and manage the economic disruption roiling our country, he will have failed not only them, but all Americans.
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Even during the election, when regular Trump missives were roiling the news cycle and routinely getting tens of thousands of retweets and likes, Twitter's user growth slowed, as did its ad revenue.
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"As I Lay Dying," William Faulkner On the surface it's the simple story of a family going to bury their mother; underneath it is a roiling tale of desperation, love and struggle.
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Despite the political repression, life in China in the years after Tiananmen was chiefly characterised by the roiling economic activity that marked the country's scramble to turn itself into a global power.
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A spokeswoman for Ryan said in a statement that debate on the bills is intended to "resolve the border security and immigration issues" that have been roiling House Republicans for several weeks.
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And to the girls in the audience, who know nothing about the battles roiling their parents' Reddit feeds, the comedic quartet of McCarthy, Jones, Wiig and McKinnon is just business as usual.
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But there are painful, interlocking identity crises roiling, with young pitted against old and long-simmering resentments against leaders who haven't recognized the pain of globalization or the yearning for national exceptionalism.
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Taking military action against Venezuela would be a dramatic escalation of the US's so-far solely diplomatic and sanctions-focused response to the political and economic crisis roiling the South American country.
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Comey thrust Sessions back into the spotlight of the roiling Russia controversy with his incendiary appearance before the Senate Intelligence Committee last week — the same panel that will interrogate the attorney general.
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The two countries have imposed tit-for-tat tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of each others' goods, roiling financial markets, disrupting manufacturing supply chains and shrinking U.S. farm exports.
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The game that resulted is a pathetic piece of wish fulfillment from a man in disgrace: A roiling, inchoate scream that blue lives matter, and they shouldn't have to hear any criticism.
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The announcement was part of a raft of new measures Trump hopes can bring a roiling health crisis under control after a week of market seesaws and major disruptions to everyday life.
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The announcement was part of a raft of new measures Trump hopes can bring the roiling health crisis under control after a week of market seesaws and major disruptions to everyday life.
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Because in the end, I think this whole kerfuffle is less about satellite camps and more about the ever-roiling politics of a sport that is in the midst of radical changes.
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The second episode, airing Monday, April 2, examines the dynamic storm — call it destructive good fortune — that wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago, and is still roiling around space today.
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But he also wants to avoid further roiling a jittery stock market, which has fallen on news of a prolonged trade war, and to limit economic damage ahead of the 2020 election.
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We would find out how many black and Hispanic students got into the schools at the same moment that a debate about the future of the entrance exam was roiling New York.
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And though the unpleasantness in Washington is wafting its way across the country, intensifying divisions on the right and left, not every political event is a roiling cesspit of fear and acrimony.
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On Tuesday, for instance, Dylan Byers, a senior reporter for media and politics at CNN, waded into a roiling sea of outrage in the usual way people do these days, on Twitter.
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It was one of the poorest showings for incumbents since 2002, when the global economy was emerging from recession and roiling crises were driving established parties from power in the emerging world.
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When they were through, before sunrise, four statues that had stood for decades were gone, one chapter in a searing drama that is roiling cities across the county, particularly in the South.
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That somewhat dulled hopes of a de-escalation in their tariff war that has hit hundreds of billions of dollars in goods, roiling financial markets, uprooting supply chains and slowing global growth.
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It also falls right into the roiling argument over art and cultural appropriation — how the stories of marginalized people should be told and who should be given the platforms to tell them.
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For Mr. Johnson, it was a devastating unanimous ruling by Britain's Supreme Court that he violated the law by suspending Parliament amid the roiling debate over how to leave the European Union.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Saturday dismissed a call for dialogue from Catalonia's regional chief, telling him he must first condemn the separatist unrest that is roiling Barcelona.
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Bernhard's edge—her roiling mix of passion, rage, and wit—is what led Martin Scorsese to cast her as Jerry Lewis's stalker in " The King of Comedy ," her breakout role, in 1981.
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A bipartisan Senate effort to crack down on drug companies that game the patent system to shut out cheaper competitors has become a bargaining chip in the roiling debate over pharmaceutical prices.
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Several years ago, Chris Johnson, an audio software developer, tested a theory, espoused by some anti-loudness activists, that the hyper-compression roiling the industry was partly to blame for shortened careers.
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Through this filter, McKinnon is far less concerned with emulating how Clinton looks and acts, choosing instead to portray Clinton's pragmatism and poise as a mask hiding the real, roiling emotions underneath.
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In spite of the roiling controversy in the national news, interviews with several dozen voters at the Fish Fry demonstrated that Biden, at least for now, is still the run-away favorite here.
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Camp Phil fans made it very clear that they thought the sleazy classic metal posturing of Pantera was immature bullshit, but they loved the roiling turmoil at the heart of albums like Trendkill.
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Recent checks of factories across the north have forced many to close or curb operations, roiling supplies of some critical raw materials like coke and coal and sending prices of base metals soaring.
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But in centering the narrative on Trump, we obscure a more consequential truth: The ongoing disaster roiling American governance is the Republican Congress's fault, and they need to be held accountable for it.
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So when Priya and me turned our heads, we looked down at the smoky twilit water fuming and roiling phosphorescent white under electric arc lamps, like it was picked out in radium paint.
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That gives the US a much stronger ally to fight alongside, but it could also seriously raise tensions and the prospects of war — most likely with Beijing — in an already-roiling East Asia.
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The intertwined sensations associated with those environments—the roiling of crowds, collective ecstasy, blood, sweat, the beating of drums—fuel Irrelevant, an assemblage of tortured club tracks, snipped newsreel samples, and atonal static.
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I'm betting that The Birth of a Nation won't age well—its urgency may soon make it feel reactionary—but for now, it does capture the swirling racial unrest that's roiling this country.
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Further, volatility is actually below the 25-year average, Bartels pointed out, but investors have gotten so used to the Federal Reserve backstopping markets through monetary policy that moderate volatility is roiling stocks.
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A process almost like alchemy occurs here: Like a set of roiling cauldrons, Kamchatka's volcanoes mix unusual combinations of atomic elements to forge minerals that are unlike anything anywhere else in the world.
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He told the BBC in an interview that he believes he will reach the end of his term in just over two years despite intense anti-government protests that are roiling the country.
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Thanks to the extra dose of deep resonance and the roiling darkness of Weiss's compositions, it's not hard to sense the connection between Starebaby's electric squall and the trio's quietly intense new music.
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For the last three years I've been working on a book about what's been happening beneath the surface — in the plumbing and wiring of the world — that's roiling politics in so many places.
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The shooting on June 18 brought the emotionally charged issue of the police's treatment of African-Americans, already roiling other parts of the United States, to a normally sleepy corner of northeastern Mississippi.
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But Mr. McConnell's confidence belied yet another day of roiling fights that included Democratic objections over Republican tactics, as well as condemnation by three influential Republicans of Mr. Trump for mocking Dr. Blasey.
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With political discontent at home and abroad, Washington polarized, midterm elections approaching and destabilizing events around the world (such as the Khashoggi assassination), is it any surprise that the stock market is roiling?
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Perhaps the most visible tension in Heaney's life was his determination not to deny his own sense of who he was, while not being taken as a prop for Northern Ireland's roiling conflicts.
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"A disagreement over one piece of culture points to where our discourse has arrived when it comes to talking about all culture — at a roiling impasse," writes Wesley Morris in the Times Magazine.
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But together they suggest that even as Hawaii was subject to the divisive forces roiling the world, a different set of local customs coursing beneath the surface served as a type of counterbalance.
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The United Kingdom's still-roiling Brexit controversy, with the referendum's most fervent supporters boasting of an unleashed Britain recapturing imperial-era glory, has tended to leave the messier, bloodier details of colonialism unexamined.
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The Netflix controversy has been the talk of Cannes, so much so that I wonder if it's in part a welcome break from the political tumult roiling throughout the rest of the world.
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Facing the difficult task of finding humor amid the sexual misconduct scandals roiling the entertainment industry, Seth Meyers, the host of Sunday's Golden Globes, took aim at Kevin Spacey, Harvey Weinstein and others.
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Yet, despite the clearest of evidence that the coronavirus epidemic is spreading and roiling global financial markets and the world economy, the Federal Reserve is taking a wait-and-see attitude before acting.
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There is no coordinated plan from world leaders to stimulate the global economy that is now in danger of a world-wide recession, with the markets roiling and alarming investors large and small.
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New York's essential "Messiah," a roiling and vivid performance, also arrives in December, and a #MeToo-inspired festival in March includes Handel's "Susanna," Laura Elise Schwendinger's "Artemesia" and works by Barbara Strozzi. trinitywallstreet.org.
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The rock was topped with a spike of white: the Muckle Flugga lighthouse, built in 1854, a mind-boggling feat as the rock's cliff face juts straight up out of the roiling sea.
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Washington and Beijing are preparing for new talks to resolve their trade war, which has dragged on for more than a year, roiling financial markets and threatening to push other economies into recession.
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With divisions roiling the Republicans, the prospect of a once-in-a-generation bill to cut taxes increasingly appears to be the last, best hope for the party to find some common ground.
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Princess Cruises, already roiling from coronavirus outbreaks on two of its ships, experienced a data breach in 2019 involving customer information, the company disclosed in a notice posted on its website last week.
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But Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, has urged Congress to raise the borrowing limit as quickly as possible, with no strings attached, to avoid roiling financial markets and putting the economy at risk.
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To their credit, the filmmakers incorporate an array of voices on both sides of the issue, taking their timeline practically to the eve of the Brett Kavanaugh nomination that's currently roiling the debate.
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Traders say the move to a market-based approach to money supply management ultimately helps policymakers in stabilising the currency and stemming capital outflows, which have been roiling the Chinese currency and markets.
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The roiling sea melded with the distant blurry horizon, and I watched as a small boat with a single passenger, man or woman I couldn't tell, heaved and tossed in the rough sea.
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So it is a mistake that I think people have sometimes made to think that I'm just constantly biting my tongue and there's this sort of roiling anger underneath the calm Hawaiian exterior.
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His bathroom is tiled with the vintage glass that he buffs by dumping it along the rocky shoreline of the roiling Hell Gate section of the East River, and retrieving it months later.
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"I disagree profoundly with what they had to say," said Mr. Johnson, who like Mr. Trump spent much of the day at the U.N. General Assembly fending off the roiling crisis at home.
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"I disagree profoundly with what they had to say," said Mr. Johnson, who, like Mr. Trump, spent much of the day at the U.N. General Assembly fending off a roiling crisis at home.
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The last time China experienced this kind of capital flight was in 2015 and 2016, when the economy faltered and the People's Bank of China suddenly devalued the yuan, roiling global financial markets.
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Washington (CNN)The mother of Stormy Daniels, a porn star in the center of a controversy roiling President Donald Trump's second year in office, said she is a staunch supporter of the President.
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Mainland analysts see little immediate chance for an easing of tensions now roiling across Northeast Asia, saying a rising China is showing it is keen to shape its own battlefield despite fresh threats.
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During another period of roiling hormonal change — adolescence — gray matter decreases in several brain regions that are believed to provide fine-tuning for the social, emotional and cognitive territory of being a teenager.
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The president announced a 25 percent tariff on steel and 10 percent tariff on aluminum, roiling financial markets and causing sharp rebukes from Canada, the European Union and others, including many U.S. companies.
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Provincial governments have much more control over city government than states do in the U.S., but have avoided the kinds of pre-emption fights that have been roiling blue cities in red states.
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They include the sectarian civil war that is roiling the Middle East from Yemen to Syria to Iraq and that pits Shia militias backed by Iran against Sunni groups such as al-Qaeda.
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LONDON — When members of the British royal family consent to warts-and-all television interviews about their troubled private lives, it generally has the effect of roiling the waters rather than calming them.
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Not to mention combining the often nausea-inducing effects of intense VR with notoriously stomach-roiling thrill rides means Six Flags' janitorial staffs should start angling for a raise as soon as possible.
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The debate is roiling House Democrats, with progressives forcing a debate over the issue even as vulnerable incumbents, particularly members in districts that favored Trump, worry it could jeopardize their future in Congress.
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Democrats had invited several dozen of them to sit in the gallery overlooking the well of the House on Tuesday night to put a face on the roiling congressional debate over their future.
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He films active lava flows as if they are magnificent art installations, their roiling magma and rippling cooling folds acting as tools of sculpture in the hands of the world's most badass artist.
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ROME (Reuters) - When Italy organized a conference focused on the Middle East, the Gulf and North Africa, it promised to look beyond the turmoil roiling the region and instead promote a "positive agenda".
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Still, he said, President Donald Trump's talk of building a longer and heavier border wall is of less concern to him and the mayor of Nogales, Sonora, than his roiling against international trade.
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Dramas roiling the president-elect's transition process in recent days show him to be the same, mercurial, sometimes thin-skinned, gregarious, truth-challenged, media taunting and unpredictable figure who won a stunning election upset.
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After another week of Clinton-related emails roiling this election, the political world has been left to scrub their inboxes, watch their private correspondences be picked over in public, and psychoanalyze WikiLeaks' inscrutable founder.
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Protesters enter the picture Nevertheless, the terms and other details from the documents made headlines nationwide, roiling the private Pennsylvania liberal arts college and leading to a dayslong sit-in at Phi Psi's house.
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Washington (CNN)Despite the kind words exchanged across the aisle at inaugural ceremonies Friday, a political scuffle in the Senate is roiling over the confirmation process for Donald Trump's nominee to be CIA director.
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Many have rallied around the officer, who is Chinese-American, describing him as a scapegoat who was targeted at a time when there is a roiling national debate about the policing of black neighborhoods.
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He ruled the stage with piano-banging abandon and, backed by a multi-piece band and a backup chorus, put on a show that was a roiling stew of rock, soul, gospel and country.
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Investors see little chance the Fed will raise rates then in order to avoid roiling the election and because Yellen is not scheduled to give a news conference at the close of that meeting.
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The United States and China have imposed tit-for-tat tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of each others' goods, roiling financial markets, disrupting manufacturing supply chains and shrinking U.S. farm exports.
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Why it matters: Auto talks are always contentious over issues such as wages and health care benefits, but this year's bargaining is colored by unusual factors and disruptive forces roiling the industry, notes Bloomberg.
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The U.S. Treasury last week put the designation on Beijing for the first time since 1994, roiling financial markets and escalating a bitter tit-for-tat tariff war between the world's two largest economies.
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BARCELONA, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Saturday dismissed a call for dialogue from Catalonia's regional chief, telling him he must first condemn the separatist unrest that is roiling Barcelona.
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"In its rush to claim the high ground in our roiling national conversation about harassment, the Democratic Party has implemented a zero tolerance standard," Ramsey said in a statement to the Kansas City Star.
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Now, when the company abruptly cracks down on accounts that violate its longstanding policies forbidding hate speech, divisive figures like Alex Jones can cry censorship, roiling hundreds of thousands of followers in the process.
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Portugal's finance minister has warned that the volatility roiling financial markets is "a problem that policymakers need to take very seriously" as he sought to reassure investors his country was committed to budgetary discipline.
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A makeshift family unit, including a son that's just lost his mother, all trapped in a confined space while the world falls apart around them should be a roiling pot of tension and pathos.
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Nixon's rewriting of history helped to define the 1970s, the decade after Kennedy's assassination, as did the roiling social protests by blacks, women, Native Americans, Latinos, Asian-Americans, gays and lesbians, and poor people.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's embattled leader Carrie Lam said on Monday the violence that is roiling the former British colony has exceeded protesters' demands for democracy and demonstrators are now the people's enemy.
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The legal disputes roiling Mr. Redstone's media conglomerate center on the dismissal of Mr. Dauman and Mr. Abrams from the trust that will control Mr. Redstone's companies after he dies or is declared incompetent.
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But as the bank chases its return-on-equity target in the back half of the year amid roiling markets and looming recession concerns, there are a few business lines it won't compromise on.
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The roiling small wars there have long been a barrier to economic development in the region, and Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has scheduled a peacemaking gathering, called the Panglong Conference, for Aug. 31.
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The U.S. Treasury last week put the designation on Beijing for the first time since 23, roiling financial markets and escalating a bitter tit-for-tat tariff war between the world's two largest economies.
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With illegal immigration roiling American communities and the upcoming presidential race, VICE on HBO sent Thomas Morton to Alabama to find out what it would look like if undocumented workers just disappeared en masse.
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This theme almost invariably portrays Christ standing calmly amidst a roiling storm of armed adversaries; more rarely depicted is the moment directly following, when Christ identifies himself and the soldiers fall to the ground.
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Trump's announcement from the Oval Office has sown confusion and anger, further straining the trans-Atlantic alliance with Europe, confounding diplomats, surprising some State Department officials and roiling financial markets which plummeted again Thursday.
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When the coronavirus started roiling financial markets earlier this month, the Fed again reverted to its 2008 "playbook," pumping hundreds of billions into the banking system, but with little discernible effect on Main Street.
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The debate over facial recognition is just beginning, but recent activity seems to suggest that it's going to be a roiling one (last Thursday, Wired declared "Facial Recognition Has Already Reached Its Breaking Point").
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Editors' Choice From Sarajevo to New York to Damascus to San Francisco, cities are prominent among this week's recommended titles: their architecture, their landmarks, their roiling energy and occasional descents into chaos or lawlessness.
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AshLee Strong, a spokeswoman for Ryan, said in a statement that debate on the bills are intended to "resolve the border security and immigration issues" that have been roiling House Republicans for several weeks.
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In other words, the United States is roiling the market — whether through booming domestic production or by curbing other countries' exports through sanctions or by leaning on the Saudis to influence their oil decisions.
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But the divisions apparent at that very first meeting continue to haunt the Women's March organization, as charges of anti-Semitism are now roiling the movement and overshadowing plans for more marches next month.
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After the chicks of the stand's name comes pork: shoulder, braised for six hours, plush and obliging; riblets in hot-sour tom yum (soup), perfumed with makrut lime and roiling red, of uncompromised firepower.
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What follows is a guide to New York Times coverage of Ms. Merkel, Germany and Europe that can help you catch up on the election and the issues that have been roiling the region.
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At a time when gender politics and allegations of sexual misconduct are roiling the nation, the governor, who is viewed as a possible presidential contender in 2020, has appointed more women to top positions.
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They often got paid by the job and were routinely mocked, harassed and beaten by the many baddies who lurked in the alleys and packed the taverns and brothels of the roiling young city.
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Zakaria also writes that "we all deserve criticism for missing the phenomenon of the 'left-behinds' and the economic and cultural forces that were roiling large parts of the country" before Donald Trump's election.
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J) said it plans to raise up to 26 billion rand ($22020 million) via a rights issue and other measures to tackle its high debts, roiling the South African investment firm's shares on Wednesday.
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I'm a white South Sider, though from 50 blocks north of Mount Greenwood, and after the election I wanted desperately to understand the racial and political tensions that were roiling the city and country.
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Building to a chase, then a frenzy, it is a compendium of sounds — slides and tremors, roiling then calm — that I was happy to recognize, by the end of the concert, as characteristically Staudian.
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Judge Napolitano's blistering take, especially in the context of the roiling internal conflict between Fox News' reporting and commentary divisions, should be a Democratic talking point, repeated ad nauseam, in every single media appearance.
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BEARS EARS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Utah — Ryan Zinke, the secretary of the interior, stepped into the desert last week at the edge of the 210-million-acre red-rock expanse that is roiling the West.
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Last year, officials in the Gulf of Alaska had to reduce permitted cod catches by 80 percent to allow stocks to rebuild in the wake of the heat wave, roiling the local fishing industry.
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For example, if you throw up something and don't have diarrhea or roiling further down, it could be that what made you ill was something you ate within the last four to six hours.
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He mostly eschewed the promises he's so far failed to keep, steered clear of roiling issues that could threaten his standing, and skipped by complicated questions that, one year into his presidency, remain unanswered.
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With worries over tight supply roiling the markets, the French year-ahead power price for 2017 delivery has risen from a low of 25.55 euros /MWh in March to 43.5 euros/MWh on Wednesday.
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Nothing more upsets D.C.'s glitterati — the career politicians, the upper-echelon bureaucrats, and the reporters and commentators who rub shoulders with them for a living — than someone bent on roiling the status quo.
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The mysterious whistleblower complaint about President Donald Trump that's roiling the administration is at least in part about Trump asking the president of Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden's son, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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J) said it plans to raise up to 26 billion rand ($22020 million) via a rights issue and other measures to tackle its high debts, roiling the South African investment firm's shares on Wednesday.
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There are moments in "Human Flow," a bracing, often strangely beautiful movie by the artist Ai Weiwei, when it can be hard to see the individuals who make up the roiling, surging rivers onscreen.
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And in recent years, Mr. Griffin has become increasingly willing to flaunt his wealth, spending lavishly on modern art, philanthropy and trophy real estate, even as income inequality is roiling the national political debate.
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Residents of a state that has prided itself on clean politics seemed dazed, angry and a little indignant that the latest high-profile sexual harassment scandal roiling the country had landed on their doorstep.
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Today in #MeToo: Reports that Mark Wahlberg made $1.5 million more than Michelle Williams for reshooting scenes from "All the Money in the World" after Kevin Spacey's ouster are roiling Hollywood's pay equality debate.
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New York (CNN)Donald Trump sought to regain control of his campaign Wednesday, turning attention away from the turmoil roiling his operation with a blistering denunciation of the character, career and qualifications of Hillary Clinton.
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Concerns are growing in emerging economies, too—from Latin America, where the exodus of Venezuelans is roiling the region's politics, to Bangladesh, which is struggling with the arrival of 750,000 Rohingya fleeing genocide in Myanmar.
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She's a sour cherry as Regan, the type of overachiever who is composed on the outside, only to reveal a blazing rage roiling underneath — the type of rage that seems to sum up a generation.
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This word, "betrayal" is not a term that has been used in the conversation so far, but is likely what lies at the bottom of the controversies now roiling around at El Museo del Barrio.
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Beijing's communist leadership has sealed off cities, cancelled flights and closed factories to limit an epidemic roiling the world's second biggest economy to the alarm of global markets and businesses dependent on Chinese supply lines.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd vessels have been seized at Chinese ports in the wake of the South Korean firm's collapse, further roiling the industry as freight rates jump and manufacturers scramble for alternatives.
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These currents have always been roiling in the American electorate, and George Bush back in 2006, 2007 was basically brought up short by voters in his own party when he tried to pass immigration reform.
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And in a year where women have faced our fair share of frustrations and obstacles, Iris' tirade is a cathartic repudiation of all the the toxic men who made 2018 a roiling miasma of despair.
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After 280 years of marriage and four children with husband Don Gummer, a 240-year-old sculptor, Streep was familiar with the feeling of middle-age restlessness roiling just beneath the surface of Francesca's life.
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And despite the turmoil already roiling those markets — double-digit premium increases are piling up nationwide, and dozens of counties won't have any plans available — Congress has run out of time to provide any help.
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Washington and Beijing have slapped import duties on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of each others products in their dispute, raising costs, roiling financial markets, shrinking U.S. farm exports and disrupting manufacturing supply chains.
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Washington and Beijing have slapped import duties on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of each other's products in their dispute, raising costs, roiling financial markets, shrinking U.S. farm exports and disrupting manufacturing supply chains.
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Down, EyeHateGod, and Crowbar tend to rack in most of the attention that drifts down NOLA way (and their status as OGs is unfuckwithable), but there's a healthy underground roiling away beneath most peoples' radars.
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But then Britain voted to leave the European Union June 23, and roiling financial markets upended the prevailing wisdom that interest rates were on the way back up, and the window for refinancing had closed.
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"Such action is necessary, and important, for the most obvious reason: Hardik Pandya's casual misogyny and sexism speak directly to the larger problem that is roiling our society," said Prem Panicker, a senior cricket journalist.
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