Trump seizes on the report, suggesting Schiff helped draft the complaint.
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"Slay" is an amazing word here, and the choreography seizes on it.
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The orchestra seizes on this playful pattern, giving it a monotonous, ominous thrust.
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Skillfully, Homer seizes on every little story to spark something in the group.
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Grande seizes on this, sprinkling her captions with deadpan language and using capitalization sparingly.
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Trump seizes on those mistakes as incontrovertible evidence that the media is hopelessly fake.
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Trump seizes on that distrust and fuels it with his "deep state" conspiracy rhetoric.
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Then Lerner, a middle-aged literary agent, seizes on a scheme for better understanding.
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Her lips curl as she seizes on just the right words, playing with their cadence.
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With a prayer of thanks to Jesus, Annie seizes on her power as a modern woman.
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It seizes on populist fears to justify dismantling the large online platforms on which we depend.
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Trump seizes on these media fact-checks as evidence that journalists are out to get him 4.
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But almost in passing, she seizes on one of the least understood, yet most essential, pieces of money wisdom.
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Mr. Strong seizes on the idea of Holden Caulfield as a Salinger alter ego and runs hard with it.
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That's something AFL-CIO chief Richard Trumka seizes on in an op-ed he writes today in the USA Today.
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Hoffmann's exhibition essay "The Return of the Flâneur" seizes on the old ambulatory chestnut as a mode for absorbing art.
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That makes the fact that it seizes on voice assistants as an illustration of this gargantuan problem all the more impactful.
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The tale of the tape: September 2017: Trump seizes on kneeling as a political issue during the Alabama special Senate election.
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"If anything that a first lady does is different, everyone seizes on it," Ms. Portman's Jackie says, clearly relishing the notion.
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Every now and again, the Internet collectively seizes on some kind of arguing point that's at once needlessly trivial and endlessly arguable.
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Google announced Friday it will open a new cloud hub in Poland as the tech giant seizes on growing sales across Europe.
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"Bloomberg seizes on chaos in Democratic presidential race to escalate his campaign," by Paul Schwartzman A campaign blitz that benefited from Democratic panic.
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The spot, part of a five-figure ad buy that was shared first with The Hill, also seizes on Manchin's stance on abortion.
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The government seizes on the word "programmed" in those cases and superficially equates it to the process of creating new software. Opp. 210–19.
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As Mr. Fuller incorporates Cologne's carnival revelry, Mr. Passer seizes on the surreal facade of the Old Spanish Days celebration in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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Binet seizes on a historical fact: Barthes had just attended a lunch hosted by François Mitterrand, then the Socialist candidate for the French presidency.
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Trump seizes on hacked email, alleges collusion Earnest's discussion of a "proportional" response is the usual language the government uses when describing its cyber actions.
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Braun's campaign came out Wednesday with the new television ad, which seizes on last year's report that Donnelly's brother's company operated a factory in Mexico.
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What's clear -- from Comey's later memos -- is that Trump seizes on this exchange as a sort of handshake agreement that Comey will always be loyal.
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If there is one current in Holbrooke that Packer consistently seizes on, it's his sense that some action is better than no action at all.
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Putin seizes on US power gap The US is about 40 days from a new President; no policy adopted now is guaranteed a long life span.
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Rechristening himself "the Beast," Gundy seizes on the chaos that follows humankind's great reckoning, and muscles his way into office through deception and power-mad force.
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A typical story seizes on a confrontation between Carlson and a guest — usually a Jew, a racial minority, or a woman — and attaches a disturbingly violent headline.
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They are similar in another way, too: drawing coverage that often seizes on their back stories and the obstacles they have overcome to portray them as inspirational.
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What it says about the future: It reflects the increasing voice teenagers have in political circles, particularly as the news media seizes on their stories and their idealism.
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Eli Columbus, Matt Ferris and Frasher Murphy have signed on with the bankruptcy practice of Haynes & Boone as it seizes on representations in oil and gas company bankruptcies.
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Journals now publish their findings, and the public seizes on them, but this wasn't always the case: journals were meant for peer-to-peer discussion, not mass consumption.
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But in his eponymous doppelgänger, Nasser seizes on the concept of a name as a new way to imagine identity under surveillance—specifically during the War on Terror.
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The ad buy by Patriot Majority PAC seizes on recent reports that Saccone used an expense account while serving in the legislature, which Democrats have framed as excessive.
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He seizes on the singular appeal of this period, from the luscious apfelschmarrn and topfenstrudel served in the fashionable cafes to the lively intellectual discourse of their learned patrons.
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The series focuses on Sophia (Robertson), aimlessly living in San Francisco in 2006, when she seizes on the idea of reselling vintage clothing online under the company name Nasty Gal.
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Powell's new filing seizes on a long-simmering dispute over Flynn's expected testimony in a criminal trial last summer of his partner at the Flynn Intelligence Group consulting firm, Bijan Rafiekian.
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GOP seizes on recently surfaced video to hit Hillary Clinton on trade The poll reveals that Clinton has solid trust on the issue of handling terrorism among those who preferred Vermont Sen.
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Biden seizes on Trump's love for foreign strongmen and disdain for traditional US values to paint him as dangerously unfit for the presidency and an affront to the very idea of America.
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But Mr. Trump seizes on conclusions like the G.A.O. report's about the continued influx of illegal immigrants at the southern border as proof that he is right in demanding a continuous wall.
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The bank's marketing strategy seizes on a frustration so common among consumers that several financial reforms imposed after the 2007-2009 financial crisis were focused on lessening fees and making them more transparent.
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These stories are not without plot, but they don't have much in the way of conventional fictional shaping; each seizes on a moment of crisis in a man's life and quickly dramatizes it.
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Wednesday's interview revealed how Mr. Trump seizes on claims made by the conservative news media, from fringe outlets to Fox News, and gives them a presidential stamp of approval and also increases their reach.
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Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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With a new CEO at its helm, the passenger railroad has launched an advertising campaign that seizes on customers' biggest frustrations with air travel and paints Amtrak as a more comfortable — and friendlier — travel alternative.
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"And when he passes that happy crowd in front of him on Fourth Street, those images pop into his head and he seizes on the opportunity to make his Instagram posts a reality," she said.
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In "Teenage Emotions," Yachty seizes on this commercial potential, discarding the more lightweight, outré songwriting of his earlier releases in favor of an ambitious, wide-reaching sound, delivered by Diplo and other big-name producers.
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Almost every day of the week, the late-night indignation machine seizes on some new comment from Trump, then feeds its interpretations back into a news cycle that Trump himself — a devoted TV watcher — consumes.
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In the filing the Justice Department seizes on the ongoing debate among House Democrats over how to describe their impeachment inquiry, citing Speaker Nancy Pelosi's denial that the House is engaged in an impeachment proceeding.
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Y.), Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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Rep. Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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The movie then pivots, however, to the plot point that is the basis for the film's name, as Garrett seizes on a plan to buy a bank in his hometown, using the same front-man system.
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But with the right message and the right messenger, climate could become a prominent issue if a candidate seizes on it—think of how Sanders single-handedly turned economic inequality into the watchword of the 2016 primary.
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So when a college acquaintance goes missing, Dory seizes on the chance to track her down, private eye style, like it's a lifeline not just for the missing woman, the hilariously named Chantal Witherbottom, but for Dory herself.
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As so often, Berio's obsessions, in his "Sequenza VIII," are idiosyncratic, particularly when — after a long, somewhat static buildup — he seizes on a little twittering figure and sets it in manic perpetual motion, finally letting go only reluctantly.
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"If one word or hair is out of place, the right seizes on it and makes the story instead of what we are here to talk about: creating economic opportunity for working people in tackling climate change," she wrote.
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Instead of telling her the truth, the family seizes on what seems like an outlandish scheme -- fabricating a wedding between Billi's cousin and his girlfriend in order to create an excuse for everyone to journey home and bid grandma farewell.
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Dorotheum seizes on this backstory to underpin the significance of the work, which is a portrait of Lucretia, a Roman noblewoman whose rape in the 6th century BCE led to a popular uprising and eventually the fall of the Roman monarchy.
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President Trump has called Mueller's relationship with Comey "bothersome," though hasn't said much about Mueller's role lately even as he seizes on the latest revelations about the Fusion GPS dossier to try and turn the tables on Democrats in the Russia scandal.
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Eager to make its mark on the campaign, the Miami Herald seizes on the comment to justify staking out Hart's townhouse, creating a problem that Hart is slow to recognize or acknowledge, snapping "How is it relevant?" when the issue of infidelity arises.
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Ms. Boylston — with her sparkling, ebullient feet, her gift for dancing coloratura steps as if in bliss, and the marvelous liveliness of her torso — seizes on all the trickiest period features of the unfamiliar steps that Mr. Ratmansky has restored to Petipa's choreography.
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When that doesn't work, he seizes on the opposite approach: Make a case against one of the attorney general's closest advocates — in this case, the head of the Spartan Ives investment bank, played by Eric Bogosian — so firing him would look suspicious.
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Jerry NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE got up to get the last word in for the night. Rep.
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And that can sometimes be an enabling force that fuels some of his worst impulses -- whether by reaffirming his attacks on the media or sharing personal anecdotes that Trump later seizes on as evidence to support his political views and sometimes his most unfounded opinions.
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All of the House impeachment managers spoke Friday, except House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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Instead of making her Kate into, say, a caricature feminist professor, as might have seemed tempting, Tyler seizes on a less obvious but essential part of Kate's psychology—her social awkwardness and her complicated relationship with Bianca, here represented as a sexy younger sister called Bunny.
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So when he falls into the ocean and turns up having completely lost his memory, she seizes on a hare-brained scheme to pretend that he's her husband, essentially turning him into an indentured servant for the month so she can focus on studying for her nursing test.
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Trump seizes on an idea kicking around in conservative media circles -- and propagated by the likes of House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California -- that a confidential source used by the FBI in the course of the 2016 campaign was, in fact, a spy placed there by President Barack Obama.
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Espy's campaign went negative for the first time this week with an ad that seizes on her "public hanging" remark as well as portraying her as too cozy in Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, Hyde-Smith and her allies have painted Espy as too liberal for Mississippi and highlighting his connection to the Clintons.
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Aside from being plain cruel and ugly, permitting discrimination against L.G.B.T. Americans in the name of religion would fuel the progressive Democratic base, which devours these morsels of archaic predisposition and then expertly seizes on them — and the big bucks it raises would most likely be used to take you to court.
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GOP seizes on recently surfaced video to hit Hillary Clinton on trade Democrats point to previous investigations conducted by the House Armed Services Committee, the Intelligence Committee and the Senate Intelligence panel that concluded that when the U.S. consulate in Benghazi came under attack the military commanders did what they could under the time and distance constraints to respond.
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Instead of a conventional reboot of "Beverly Hills, 73," the concept hinges on the cast reassembling for a 30th anniversary reunion in Las Vegas (the show actually premiered not quite 29 years ago, but who's counting?), before Tori Spelling -- in need of cash because her reality show has run its course -- seizes on pitching a "90210" revival.
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Biden seizes on impeachment as he seeks a bounce back Trump's acquittal also factored immediately into the presidential race -- with former Vice President Joe Biden seizing on Trump's escape to elaborate on his core theme that the President is unfit for a second term, as he targets a comeback after a weak performance in the Iowa caucuses.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is hitting Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz in a new video that seizes on her resignation and the recent DNC email leak, The Washington Post reported Monday night.
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Written before the sequels even existed, Garland's script seizes on key ideas from VanderMeer's novel, but spins them in entirely new directions, using the source as a kind of leaping-off point (even the opening meteor detail is a bit of a departure, albeit one with rich other-worldly implications) from which five tough women have a chance to make first contact with this alien presence, and perhaps save the human race in the process.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign released an ad Thursday that seizes on the FBI's new email review to frame his rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren clash escalates in contest for progressive championBernie Sanders unveils plan to cancel all $1.6 trillion of student loan debt Bernie Sanders makes the case for democratic socialism as Trump attacks and moderate Democrats worry Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana Pete Buttigieg confronts leadership test in impassioned South Bend townhall Under Pete Buttigieg, racial tension has long plagued South Bend's Police DepartmentPete Buttigieg seizes on top-tier status with 2nd-quarter fundraising blitz Sen.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE on Friday seized on a viral clip of House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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To his side, occupying an entire row, were the seven Democratic impeachment managers, including House Intelligence Chairman Committee Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Trump to make statement on impeachment 'victory' on Thursday MORE (D-Calif.), the lead prosecutor who had investigated the president's Ukraine dealings for months, and House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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Clinton camp seizes on latest NYT report on Trump's taxes Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign doubled down on its criticism of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE Tuesday, following a report detailing his "legally dubious" tax avoidance strategy.
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The crowd seizes on the champion and as the movie ends, the audience is informed that in 1985 the first satellite monitoring station was installed.
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"China Seizes on a Dark Chapter for Tibet", by Edward Wong, The New York Times, August 9, 2010 (August 10, 2010 p. A6 of NY ed.). Retrieved 2010-08-11.
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Frightened, she runs away. The mayor seizes on this as a pretext to falsely claim to the sheriff that she has been raped. The sheriff arrests Cody and forces the rest of them to leave. The Skulls decide to enlist the assistance of a larger motorcycle gang.
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After being discharged, he visits an off-licence, which is under-siege. Roger seizes on the opportunity to die and bars the robber's exit, taunting him to shoot him. The robber complies with his wishes; however the gun malfunctions and backfires on the robber. Roger later breaks down after realising he did not want to die.
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Royce's propensity to put his career ahead of the needs of the city creates political enemies. Carcetti seizes on Royce's unwillingness to divert funds into a witness protection scheme, drawing the support of Watkins and other black politicians. A black politician, Tony Gray, runs against Royce on the platform of education reform. Gray suggests that Carcetti run as his vice-mayor.
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In time Ace's eyes change and she begins to transform into a Cheetah herself. She abandons the Doctor to go hunting with Karra but he eventually wins her round. Midge has meanwhile completely fallen to the power of the planet and is turning into an animal. The Master seizes on this and uses Midge to teleport them both back to Earth and away from the dying world.
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Drummond seizes on his statement, and demands to know why the law refuses to allow Bertram Cates to exercise his free will. Brady begins quoting the Bible at length, and Drummond continues to mock him. The crowd laughs at Brady. Drummond dismisses him from the witness stand, and Brady slumps in the witness chair while his wife rushes to his side and comforts him.
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Queen Fornis takes Maia from the temple priests. As Maia fails to satisfy her sexual needs, Fornis gives her to Kembri; Maia seizes on this chance to interest the queen in Occula, hoping to save her friend from execution. Kembri sends Maia to Bayub-Otal with a cover story of having escaped from the temple. Bayub-Otal takes her with him as he secretly makes his way back to Suba.
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He comes to seek confirmation for his suspicions about his father's murder. When a potential buyer comes over to take a look at their dogs, Edgar seizes on the opportunity to test Claude. He stages a scene with the dogs, in which they mimic Claude using a syringe to poison people. One dog touches another with a syringe in its mouth and the touched dog falls over and plays dead.
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Parallelly, Avataram (Dasari Narayana Rao) a close friend of Prasad, suffers his wife Sahastrakoti Suryaprabha (Ramaprabha) & 3 sons with his misery. Besides, he falsifies his extant father (Allu Ramalingaiah) as dead for the property. Meanwhile, Prasad seizes on illegal activities Madhusudhan Rao despite his menacing. At that juncture, Madhusudhan Rao's elder son Eeswar (Eeswar Rao) is knocked out in police encounter when awfully, Prasad is seriously injured in cross-firing and his leg is amputated.
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Thomas Cromwell (Kenneth Williams) assists in ousting Marie by organising Lord Hampton of Wick (Kenneth Connor) to kidnap the King in a staged plot. Cromwell and Lord Hampton also secretly plot to bring the king to harm as part of this escapade, but the false kidnapping fails. Henry seizes on Marie's infidelity with de Lodgerley to be free of her; all he needs is a confession from de Lodgerley. He orders Cromwell to extract a confession using any means necessary.
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In Act 2, Scene 5, however, Gobbo is intercepted by Shylock, who berates him for his change of allegiance. Gobbo seizes on Shylock's repeated mentions of Jessica's name as a pretense to call her. When she arrives, Shylock gives her the keys to his house and the responsibility of keeping it safe while he dines with Antonio and Bassanio. Upon learning there will be a masquerade, he enjoins her to shutter the windows and not "gaze on Christian fools with varnished faces".
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Rumours abounded (although none was ever proven) that he was an illegitimate child — a product of one of his mother's numerous affairs — and therefore could claim no right to his title. Hugo seizes on this in an attempt to discredit his position and title. His vociferous condemnation of Louis-Napoléon as a traitor, usurper and dictator put Hugo and his family in danger . Realising this, Hugo fled his beloved France, vowing never to return until a new order was installed.
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Joe arranges flowers for Butchie's funeral both as a gesture to his friend and to signal to Omar his innocence in the murder. Cheese has created a feud with Co-Op kingpin Hungry Man over the new county territory, and Joe publicly reprimands his nephew. Stanfield gets the agreement of The Greek that he will consider him an insurance policy if Joe is unable to continue to handle their supply. Stanfield then seizes on Cheese's feud with Hungry Man to convince Cheese to betray his uncle.
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Margaret, one of many entranced groupies, screams with excitement as she and other fans mob Drimble. # Stanley comments in passing that he wishes he was "a fly on the wall" and George seizes on the opportunity to use this as Stanley's fourth wish. They both become flies on the wall in a morgue, where the police inspector is showing Margaret various dead bodies, hoping that she will identify one as Stanley. When the inspector invites Margaret to a vice squad party, Stanley launches an attack on him.
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Last summer the Redding brothers - crooked-smiling liar River, laughing, hot-tempered Neely; and mad, knife-wielding Brodie - descended upon Violet White's dreamy seaside town, bringing chaos. Then Brodie and River disappeared. Now a rattling unease fills Vi. So when she catches a late-night radio show whispering of eerie events in a distant mountain village, she seizes on it - this could be River or Brodie. Vi and Neely's search takes them to frenzied mountain towns, cursed islands, and an empty, snow-muffled hotel.
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The three Gubru co-commanders (suzerains) overreact to most situations. When the Suzerain of Cost and Caution is killed in an accident set up by the neo-chim resistance movement, the other two suzerains exploit the situation and further their own goals. The Suzerain of Propriety seizes on the Garthling myth and builds an enormously expensive hypershunt on Garth. If Garthlings can be found, the Gubru will be able to use the hypershunt to adopt and indenture the race for 100,000 years in exchange for uplifting them to sentience.
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This led to Pete's dismissal from the protection detail and reassignment to the K9 unit, in addition to creating tension between him and his wife, Sarah. As the story opens, Pete impulsively pulls over car full of teenage gang-bangers, one of whom turns out to be Ja'Kobe White, the brother of one of the victims from the Crawford scandal. Ja'Kobe seizes on the incident to file a police-harassment lawsuit against Pete, which reignites the scandal and draws the ire of Pete's superiors. Meanwhile, Joel Murphy, Pete's son, is feeling isolated and ignored by his family.
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Opar is the first and most frequently re-visited of the many lost cities and cultures which Tarzan discovers in Africa. As portrayed by Burroughs, Opar is ruled by the high priestess La, with whom Tarzan develops a prolonged love/hate relationship. The city itself is a decayed remnant of ancient greatness; it is suggested, though not conclusively, that it is a cut-off colony of Atlantis. Farmer seizes on Burroughs' ambiguity over the issue to recast Opar as a member city of an otherwise unknown local civilization that flourished in central Africa during the last Ice Age.
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This Unknown Soldier, seeing parallels in his past life as a 20th-century black ops operative to Kony's actions in orchestrating the suffering of millions, seizes on the opportunity to kill Kony as a form of redemption. Upon discovering his alter ego is indeed no less false than his "true" one, Moses gives the Unknown Soldier full reign over his body. He is able to escape the CIA with the help of Jack, who tips off Sera to his location. The Unknown Soldier, still locked in to war with Joseph Kony, confronts Sera once last time, finally telling her the man that she knew as Moses was completely gone.
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" Jessica Herdon of Associated Press added that Lange "...going from agonized to helpless, so poignantly that your heart breaks for her." Joshua Rothkopf from Time Out New York wrote: "...Jessica Lange, as rare as a unicorn these days, seizes on the role of a grieving mother with two taloned hands. If there are any tremors of shame to be felt here, they emanate from her." Odie Henderson praises Lange on her ability to "...[find] the perfect line of lunacy to toe, which In Secret requires for her character's arc..." Also, Emma Myers from Film Comment described her ability to "[maintain] a looming presence that shifts from despicable to sympathetic and back again.
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The apologue seizes on that which humans have in common with other creatures, and the parable on that which we have in common with a greater existence. Still, in spite of the difference of moral level, Martin Luther thought so highly of apologues as counselors of virtue that he edited and revised Aesop and wrote a characteristic preface to the volume. for the main text, but the origin of the examples is unclear. The parable is always blunt and devoid of subtlety, and requires no interpretation; the apologue by nature necessitates at least some degree of reflection and thought to achieve understanding, and in this sense it demands more of the listener than the parable does.
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84-9 The Chinese government has turned Gyantze Dzong into a "Resistance Against the British Museum", promoting these views, as well as other themes such as the brutal living conditions endured by Tibetan serfs who supposedly loved their motherland (China).Powers 2004, pg. 93 Meanwhile, many Tibetans look back to it as an exercise of Tibetan self-defence and an act of independence from the Qing dynasty as the dynasty was falling apart, and its growing disdain for China in the aftermath due to ruthless repression of Tibetans at 1905."China Seizes on a Dark Chapter for Tibet" , by Edward Wong, The New York Times, 9 August 2010 (10 August 2010 p.
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With regard to these examples of the Munich school, it was asserted that Kaulbach had been unfortunate alike in having found Cornelius for a master and King Ludwig for a patron, that he attempted subjects far beyond him, believing that his admiration for them was the same as inspiration; and supplied the lack of real imagination by a compound of intellect and fancy. Nevertheless, in such compositions as the Destruction of Jerusalem and the Battle of the Huns, Kaulbach shows creative imagination. As a dramatic poet he tells the story, depicts character, seizes on action and situation, and thus as it were takes the spectator by storm. The manner may be occasionally noisy and ranting, but the effect after its kind is tremendous.
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It finds its framework in the world of nature as it actually is, and not in any parody of it, and it exhibits real and not fanciful analogies. The apologue seizes on that which humans have in common with other creatures, and the parable on that which we have in common with a greater existence. Still, in spite of the difference of moral level, Martin Luther thought so highly of apologues as counselors of virtue that he edited and revised Aesop and wrote a characteristic preface to the volume. The parable is always blunt and devoid of subtlety, and requires no interpretation; the apologue by nature necessitates at least some degree of reflection and thought to achieve understanding, and in this sense it demands more of the listener than the parable does.
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A day after sanctions against Iran were lifted in January 2016, Margallo entered into negotiations with the Iranian government over the construction of an Iranian- owned oil refinery at the Gibraltar strait.Angus Berwick and Robin Emmott (18 January 2016), Spain seizes on end of Iran's sanctions with plan for joint refinery Reuters. Almost 50 years after coming close to possibly provoking a nuclear disaster, Margallo and his counterpart John Kerry of the United States agreed in 2015 to remove contaminated soil from an area in southern Spain where an American warplane accidentally dropped hydrogen bombs. The deal, announced on a visit by Kerry to Spain, followed years of wrangling between the two countries over how to clean up the area around the seaside village of Palomares, over which the accident took place in 1966.
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A schoolyard full of anklebiters develops a genuine taste for flesh in Cooties, an irreverent, off-color zom-com that seizes on the scourge of playgrounds everywhere when a spontaneous outbreak of brain-rotting, cannibalism-inducing germs erupts within a small-town elementary school. Told from the teachers’ p.o.v., this tongue-in-cheek midnight movie feels wrong in so many ways, asking a handful of irresponsible adults to bash and bludgeon their way through foaming packs of infected kids in order to save themselves. Acquired by Lionsgate at Sundance, the franchise-ready offering should benefit enormously from one of the distrib's clever marketing campaigns." Neil Genzlinger of The New York Times wrote, "though Cooties has a reasonable amount of laughs and frights, and though real teachers may find it an apt allegory for the zombielike charges in their classrooms, it’s not really funny enough to achieve grown-up cachet, and it's too ugly and violent for younger viewers.
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Also note the so-called "Devil's Dyke" or Limes Sarmatiae earthen fortifications, on the fringes of the Hungarian Plain. These works, built in the time of Constantine I (r. 312-337), may have been jointly manned by Roman troops and Iazyges natives, and were probably designed to protect the Plain from incursions by marauding Germanic tribes: a clear element of forward defence in the late period (a) J.C. Mann points out that there is no evidence, either in the Notitia Dignitatum or in the archaeological record, that units along the Rhine or Danube were stationed in the border hinterlands.Mann (1979) 180 On the contrary, virtually all forts identified as built or occupied in the fourth century on the Danube lay on, very near or even beyond the river, strikingly similar to the second-century distribution.Scarre (1995) Map on p87Elton (1996) 157 and 159 (Fig 13) Luttwak seizes on the situation in Palaestina Salutaris (mainly the former Arabia Petraea) province, which was dotted with forts all over, as an example of defence-in-depth.
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