This rapid sequence of events exposed a significant legal flaw.
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Every possible sequence of events is happening, all at once.
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Banksy recounted the sequence of events in an Instagram post.
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That sequence of events did not appear on the clip.
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What is less clear is the exact sequence of events.
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This sequence of events has repeated itself for 17 years.
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This terribly sad accident was an unfortunate sequence of events.
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There was a lot of sequence of events which happened.
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Could the same sequence of events play out in 2018/19?
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Then you've got a sequence of events that follows from that.
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The sequence of events led to Republicans distancing themselves from King.
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The exact sequence of events leading to his death are hazy.
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But through an amazing sequence of events, it has another chance.
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It's been a crazy sequence of events to determine Khabib's opponent.
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That could be the sequence of events that causes a stampede.
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Ms. Moreno said that sequence of events contradicted the prosecution's charges.
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The article also misstated the sequence of events in the case.
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The sequence of events became known as the Drell-Yan process.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly described the sequence of events.
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" She continued: "This terribly sad accident was an unfortunate sequence of events.
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The sequence of events seen in this short clip are pretty clear.
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Parents of adolescents are often confronted by a puzzling sequence of events.
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The sequence of events that followed are a panic-inducing rollercoaster of survival.
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Using the phone videos and images, they can reconstruct the sequence of events.
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The current sequence of events was set in motion, roughly speaking, when Sen.
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Or is there some other way to read this mysterious sequence of events?
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But Giuliani appeared to think Pompeo wasn't aware of the sequence of events.
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Because you've never seen such a sequence of events in the real world.
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Mr. Erdogan's own statements have also raised questions about the sequence of events.
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That sequence of events was changed in Monday's new timeline issued by Lombardo.
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The fact is that the sequence of events creates reasonable questions of presidential interference.
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For us, time is a sequence of events, a measure of gradually changing content.
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The well-choreographed move fits into the larger sequence of events intended in PROMESA.
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Lombardo said the sequence of events has changed as more information has been obtained.
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It's a pretty amazing sequence of events, one that had everyone scratching their heads.
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The sequence of events recalled the handling of the Ray Rice case in 2014.
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But the unusual sequence of events in the fourth inning was pretty unbelievable, too.
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The sequence of events preceding Mr. Araibi's detention at a Bangkok airport on Nov.
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It does not depict a single sequence of events, or an explosive being planted.
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Still, let's recap a breathtakingly quick sequence of events from this June and July.
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CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg has remained aloof throughout the whole sequence of events.
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The sequence of events didn't trigger a tsunami alert, catching the country by surprise.
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Suspecting fraud, Hambek asked Moore to write a letter detailing the sequence of events.
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I think there is a sequence of events which happened, and here we are.
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The rapid sequence of events leading to Vassel's death is in keeping with eyewitness accounts.
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"The sequence of events she outlined in her affidavit does not appear logical," she said.
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However, the catalyst for gold's gains could stem from a nerve-wracking sequence of events.
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Here's the sequence of events: There was a far-right rally planned in Portland, Oregon.
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Deutsche Bank has declined to comment on the sequence of events leading to the investigation.
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We write "then" when the topic is related to time or a sequence of events.
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This sequence of events emerged during the trial of the detective, Kevin Desormeau, in January.
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Correction: Morningstar Mercredi's story has been updated to reflect a more accurate sequence of events.
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The sequence of events was captured on video by local news media covering the game.
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Finally, what truly begs questioning here is the media's coverage of this sequence of events.
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They scrambled the sequence of events within and beyond intervals of 2 to 3 seconds.
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The sequence of events was captured on video by local news media covering the game.
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The lead was one after a bizarre sequence of events at the long par 269.
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It takes an incredibly complex sequence of events and makes it at once gripping and informative.
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However, it said that the sequence of events that would lead situation is unlikely to occur.
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And Danielle's situation seems like a potentially perfect setup for such a peculiar sequence of events.
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The security documents lay out a critical sequence of events on the night of October 18.
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He called the sequence of events troubling and demanded more information from ICE and the Army.
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But there is a limit as to how much you can downplay this sequence of events.
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Police would investigate "the sequence of events, the sea route followed", and other matters, said Singh.
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While curious individually, the work's many elements, cobbled together, amount to an arbitrary sequence of events.
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But that doesn't stop Trump from humiliating her anyway, in a bizarre, unsettling sequence of events.
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Kansas Coach Bill Self did not object to the steal that began the sequence of events.
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She then related the entire sequence of events, beginning to end, of her mom's last moments.
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According to one source, Atkinson referenced "a sequence of events" and "alleged actions" that took place.
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Officials say the sequence of events that lead to their deaths began sometime before 4:50 a.m.
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"The timing and sequence of events support female-to-male Zika virus transmission," the CDC report concludes.
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The encounter took place following a date and Ansari confirmed the sequence of events in his statement.
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Let's back up and replay this sequence of events to see if we can find the logic.
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Whatever the outcome, this sequence of events taps into an interesting development for the sport of boxing.
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When Mission Control heard Armstrong's tense request for information, a well-rehearsed sequence of events played out.
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This sequence of events may even overshadow the effects of LDL cholesterol, the so-called bad kind.
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But he could have played some role in the sequence of events that ended with Ned's execution.
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The strange sequence of events has roiled the Intelligence Committee's investigation into Russian interference in the election.
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Nothing explains the truly wild time that is "Bachelor in Paradise" better than this sequence of events.
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What would ordinarily be a time of poignant first moments turned into a nightmarish sequence of events.
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In the kitchen, however, cooking comes with a reliable sequence of events: a beginning, middle and end.
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The sequence of events had me so frazzled that I lost (and found) my passport at security.
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The sequence of events on steel and aluminum over the last three months is a prime example.
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Now ask yourself this: Given that sequence of events, WHY the hell would Whitaker ever recuse himself?
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"They deserve a comprehensive investigation into the sequence of events that led to his death," Mendiondo said.
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"The sequence of events over the next two to three months could change the outlook materially," Broadbent said.
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But a sense of causality is needed to make a plot more than just a sequence of events.
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The same sequence of events has played out in every state, even ones that did not expand Medicaid.
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Click. As a longtime Federer fan, I replay the sequence of events that followed with something approaching dismay.
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Asked about Davis's whereabouts after the game, Coach Sean McDermott seemed perplexed by the entire sequence of events.
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The pomp-filled audience with the queen was just one part of a head-spinning sequence of events.
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However, the sequence of events has led to some diplomatic tensions between the U.S. and the United Kingdom.
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But in an unprecedented sequence of events last summer, bin Nayef unexpectedly relinquished his path to the throne.
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The board's original outreach to CFIUS precipitated the sequence of events that led to Trump's block this past week.
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But the sequence of events that led to San Antonio's decision has created a difficult situation for everybody involved.
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"When @Russia says Anne de Kiev established Russia-France relations, let us remind the sequence of events," Ukraine wrote.
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In it, researchers outline a step-by-step sequence of events in the production of hair follicles from skin.
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But a breakneck sequence of events over the last two days may have made the nightmare scenario increasingly likely.
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Indeed, this sequence of events could magnify the concern of judges about allowing special counsels to hold unconfirmed positions.
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What happens next isn't pretty — and this is where Pal sees the potential for a cataclysmic sequence of events.
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Mr. Ra said it was impossible to establish the exact sequence of events that led to Mr. Jang's downfall.
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"The sequence of events point to either an accident or an attack," Berlin State Interior Minister Andreas Geisel said.
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The affidavit signed Thursday offered new details about the alleged sequence of events on the day of the shooting.
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" He said the sequence of events leading up to the vote "was not very pleasant — it stinks, in fact.
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Such an information glitch does not necessarily doom a plane, but it can catalyze a deadly sequence of events.
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Soon after, the United States declared a national emergency, and a rapid sequence of events leads us to today.
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This sequence of events seemed far-fetched, but Weinstein was nevertheless optimistic about the coming year, win or lose.
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Whatever the sequence of events, you now find yourself laid off and without immediate job prospects on the horizon.
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One source said that Inspector General Michael Atkinson referenced "a sequence of events" and "alleged actions" that took place.
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Unlike déjà vu, déjà vécu involves the sensation that a whole sequence of events has been lived through before.
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I'm not a religious person, but that story does sound like a perfect sequence of events slotting into each other.
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In that sense, it felt more like a checklist of jaw-dropping moments than a naturally occurring sequence of events.
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Understanding this sequence of events is crucial, because no-platforming is as much a function of process as of politics.
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But Roberts had his account of the sequence of events lined up: "frequently and passionately kissing" Salazar was to blame.
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The sequence of events amplify why the Jeff Flakes and Chris Coonses are essential to the effectiveness of the Senate.
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What followed was a terrifying sequence of events that left Riordan dead, seven others injured and precipitated an emergency landing.
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They largely focused on the sequence of events that led to the recalling of Yovanovitch back to the United States.
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A sequence of events in the fatal shooting in Charlotte, N.C., based on what can be seen in four videos.
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Administration officials described to the Times what the newspaper called a "glitch-ridden sequence of events" surrounding the strike group.
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The officials, and Mr. Takieddine, have given conflicting accounts about the sequence of events and the amounts of money involved.
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But isn't their vengeful joy its own rushed celebration, its own self-serving simplification of a complex sequence of events?
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It's not that this sequence of events is invalid, as far as reactions to a life-altering situations are concerned.
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They were only uncovered at the very last moment, and that was only due to an extraordinary sequence of events.
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But Clinton and her allies have argued the sequence of events may have cost the Democratic presidential nominee the election.
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Fast forward: Analysts are pointing to this sequence of events as evidence that oil prices won't stay elevated for long.
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Liquid oxygen flowing into a second-stage tank had frozen solid, setting off a catastrophic sequence of events, he said.
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This sad sequence of events — resulting in the tarnishing of an honorable officer's career — didn't have to transpire this way.
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That sequence of events would mean Trump knew about Flynn's lie when he reportedly asked Comey to stop the probe.
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"The sequence of events over the next two to three months could change the outlook materially," Broadbent told CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche.
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That sequence of events is almost identical to problems on board the doomed Lion Air Flight 3203 that crashed in October.
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We can't see the world as a sequence of events, one right after another, with no end or resolution in sight.
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In a late-night Facebook post he said he was "attentive" to critics and wanted to explain the sequence of events.
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All together, "Brothers" hints at a likely sequence of events when it comes to Jack, Nicky, and their terrible dad, Stanley.
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She was so completely undone by the sequence of events that she stopped smoking, and hasn't had a cigarette in years.
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It's a ridiculous sequence of events, but it's exactly the sort of inanity that makes Silicon Valley beloved among tech enthusiasts.
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While that construction sounds like a sequence of events, there is no substantive reason that those phases can't be enacted simultaneously.
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A team of historians and scientists has identified A.D. 536 as the beginning of a terrible sequence of events for humankind.
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"Most don't attribute this sequence of events to a bad actor, just a series of bugs and bad coincidences," Conant says.
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The woman, Diamond "Lavish" Reynolds, described the sequence of events that led to the shooting and showed Castile covered in blood.
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Then he blamed Bra, though in doing so he described a sequence of events that is hard to square with reality.
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Analysts seized on the sequence of events to raise the possibility that the administration was blocking Bolton's book for political reasons.
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" But he emphasized that "over five weeks after the events, how that evening unfolded and the sequence of events remain unclear.
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We can't see the world as a sequence of events, one right after another, with no end or resolution in sight.
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A bystander's video posted online by News 12 Bronx captures a sequence of events roughly in line with Chief Monahan's description.
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Instead, you spent much of your email making points that distorted the requests we had made and the sequence of events.
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It repays repeated viewing because its mysteries are too deep to be solved and don't depend on the sequence of events.
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The sequence of events began when police license-plate readers detected a car in the area that had been reported stolen.
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Somehow, the right sequence of events allowed the traipsing of the animals across a muddy surface to be preserved in stone.
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The conclusion: "The timing and sequence of events support female-to-male Zika virus transmission through condomless vaginal intercourse," the CDC said.
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The investigation is still active -- cops are still trying to determine the exact sequence of events that led up to Gay's death.
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"For the first time, we have witness statements that portray a new sequence of events on the boat that night," investigators stated.
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I think it's a mistake to look at the next sequence of events as these people deciding how far they'll go (again).
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There are instances where I can't quite grasp the logic leaps in a sequence of events, but somehow it all seems right.
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The sequence of events has complicated the Democrats' push for Thompson's bill, because it would not have prevented Mateen from buying weapons.
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An outside investigation found her claim credible after interviewing the student and her mother, who both gave the same sequence of events.
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" It's an unsettling sequence of events one can read equally as either proof of or counterpoint to the dictum "Believe All Women.
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Pedagogical back matter is explicitly aimed at young readers but those of any age may find the sequence of events moving. (Chute)
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Asked whether that sequence of events was accurate, a supervisor to the clerk referred a reporter to the White House press office.
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Atkinson's congressional testimony suggested that the complaint refers to "a sequence of events," rather than a single communication, one source told CNN.
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The process prescribes an orderly sequence of events involving a broad-based set of community stakeholders coming up with a redevelopment plan.
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All the data pointed to a sequence of events that could solve the puzzle that had bedeviled Dr. Krause for so long.
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Nangayalay, a local police commander in the area (who like many Afghans has only one name), also confirmed that sequence of events.
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As a result, the department will focus less on times and describe it as a sequence of events as opposed to a timeline.
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That sequence of events could be enough to decide that the incident wasn't a hate crime, said Nolan, the former FBI unit chief.
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Now, a series of computer simulations reconstruct a plausible sequence of events from that ancient cosmic smackdown to the moons of Mars today.
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Later, there's a sequence of events where Christian introduces Ana to Ben Wa balls and makes her "wear" them during a masquerade ball.
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" A statement from the sheriff's office revealed "we have witness statements that portray a new sequence of events on the boat that night.
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An FCA spokesman said the likelihood of an incident was very low because a sequence of events was needed to cause an incident.
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"It is my concern that a sequence of events has been set in motion with unknowable consequences for Libya, and NOC," he said.
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We first want to find out exactly what happened, the sequence of events and all the people involved to get the complete picture.
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Eshoo on Monday defended Feinstein's handling of the incident, and explained the sequence of events leading up to Ford's disclosure in the Post.
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Bryan Berger, a co-author of the study, stumbled across this alternative for creating the little dots through an unintended sequence of events.
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According to the judge, the evidence in the case before him shows "the sequence of events was exactly opposite" Secretary Ross's initial account.
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Atkins is accused of setting off a sequence of events that ended at a Trader Joe's, in which he exchanged gunfire with police.
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The attack triggered a sequence of events which ended with one person dead and a deep strain on the West's relations with Russia.
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The sequence of events struck him as ludicrous: a U.S. intelligence agency knew that an attack was coming but failed to stop it.
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The unusual sequence of events — and Nunes's often-opaque explanations — have led committee ranking member Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Most of her statement was devoted to a detailed account of a bizarre sequence of events she said took place several days later.
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This is, therefore, the umpteenth development of a sequence of events that brings me great sadness and that constitutes a long-standing persecution.
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On May 15, a medical examiner said that Pantaleo "set into motion a lethal sequence of events," when he attempted to restrain Garner.
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Footage from the camera mounted on his helmet helped the authorities piece together the sequence of events, said Mr. Stahlknecht, the security official.
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The recall addresses what Fiat Chrysler called an "unlikely sequence of events" that could lead to drivers being unable to cancel cruise control.
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Similar to Shanahan blowing a 28-3 lead, this bet demands such an exact sequence of events to happen in the right order.
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And that sequence of events unfolded as he's been eclipsed in the polls by the other progressive icon in the race, Elizabeth Warren.
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As of Friday morning, neither the Justice Department nor Canadian authorities had released details about the sequence of events leading up to Meng's arrest.
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The reporters relied on interviews with many witnesses, government officials and satellite imagery to corroborate accounts, establish facts and build a sequence of events.
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But here is the sequence of events that needs to happen for them to make the playoffs: The Jaguars need to beat the Texans.
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Authorities say Flatoff shot at officers and initiated the sequence of events that led to the death of 60-year-old hostage Michael Funk.
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Rather than a neat resolution, Grace's inability—and, as a result, the viewer's—to settle on a straightforward sequence of events haunts the narrative.
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What is clear already from the confirmed evidence is the sequence of events that unfolded in the minutes and hours after the asteroid hit.
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Besides the usual doodle and animation, Google's team created a video with Collins in which he narrates the sequence of events from his perspective.
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Gahler said Thursday's gun violence began outside the warehouse and then moved inside, but investigators were still piecing together the precise sequence of events.
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Fowler's post stirred outrage at Uber, and set in motion a sequence of events that eventually forced out the company's chief executive, Travis Kalanick.
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Its switching between video tapes, trying to find a "right" sequence of events, is almost like Night Trap's multi-camera house surveillance set-up.
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During that trial, prosecutors argued that Pantaleo intentionally restricted Garner's breathing, and "set into motion a lethal sequence of events" when he restrained Garner.
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In 2014, Novogratz predicted that this sequence of events would lead to "a major rally in Brazilian assets," and, consequently, a windfall for Fortress.
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The bizarre sequence of events began when Yuli Gurriel, who opened the inning with a walk, was nearly picked off first base by Castillo.
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Less than two hours later, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released a new resolution outlining the sequence of events over the next five days.
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Due to an editing error, an earlier version of this article reversed a sequence of events in the tenure of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Mr. Trump's deputy press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, laid out a sequence of events that unraveled like any seam I've ever tried to resew.
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Moments later, a frantic evacuation was underway after a report of an "active shooter" — a sequence of events all too familiar, from Newtown, Conn.
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That's basically the sequence of events that gave us the Cuban crisis, as Ben Schwarz pointed out in a revisionist Atlantic essay in 2013.
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This may have been a good idea, given the bizarre sequence of events that forced Mr. Kleinfeld from his posts at Arconic last month.
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Loosely referencing the sequence of events in the wake of Google's Project Maven, Bezos said that tech firms should support the U.S. military's efforts.
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During her testimony, Guyger's attorney recreated the sequence of events that led to the officer killing Jean, who worked as an accountant in Dallas.
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The sequence of events surrounding Naftogaz appears to meet many of the elements necessary for a foreign bribery charge, according to former federal prosecutors.
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The Kleins have circulated this story where my lawyer appears out of the blue making demands, but that simply was not the sequence of events.
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Michelle navigates a tense and claustrophobic sequence of events, as the tone fuses horror, thriller, comedy and science-fiction, playing with the element of surprise.
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"This is, therefore, the umpteenth development of a sequence of events that brings me great sadness and that constitutes a long-standing persecution," Argento said.
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His anger at Manfred resolved, Hightower turns his powers on himself and opts to end his own life in a rather triggering sequence of events.
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The sequence of events confirms the locus of decision-making and power has shifted decisively away from OPEC and OPEC+ to Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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In this odd sequence of events, Trump was able to win approval for expressing kindness and then establish his superiority by reversing his stance entirely.
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Rosetta caught all the action, and scientists on Earth have now reconstructed a detailed sequence of events that may have been triggered by a landslide.
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The video renders this sequence of events with a Playmobil Uncle SamWhat has the French man — and many other researchers — so upset are wolf culls.
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When visual trip "The Mess" by Peter Burr comes on, I realize I've been primed for paying closer attention to a sobering sequence of events.
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Piecing together how and when Jupiter formed This whole sequence of events, known as the Perijove pass, will take just a few hours to complete.
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That sequence of events has set off a round of debate in Congress over the law allowing someone on the list to buy a gun.
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At times, I looped them over and over again to make sure I got the quotations and the sequence of events correct for my articles.
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"Now that we have spoken with them, we see it was an unintended sequence of events that turned it into what it was," he says.
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Over time, disputes over the sequence of events, the use of deadly force and eyewitness accounts raged as the town saw fractures in its ideal.
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But a recent BuzzFeed oral history of the Challenge franchise still covered the case, with some contestants throwing doubt on the alleged sequence of events.
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But in pursuing that course, the president will set off a volatile sequence of events that some warn could end up mortally wounding the agreement.
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But its characters are so earnest in the face of all these near-hallucinatory sequence of events that it's hard not to root for them.
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But Dragos director of threat intelligence Sergio Caltagirone argues that regardless, the sequence of events represents a disturbing tactic that wasn't recognized at the time.
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The electoral game is no longer being played the same way, which means Democrats can't make decisions expecting a rational sequence of events to follow.
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The attack drew attention from the news media as thousands of Twitter users witnessed the sequence of events unfold live on the social media site.
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Ms. Fowler's post stirred outrage at Uber, and set in motion a sequence of events that eventually forced out the company's chief executive, Travis Kalanick.
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That would be the same sequence of events which led to an inquiry into the death of ex-KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006.
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In the normal sequence of events, GH, secreted by the pituitary gland, locks on to GH receptors, initiating the production of IGF-1 in the liver.
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The sequence of events: Two Fridays ago, on the morning of September 1, Kelly told senior administration officials the president was headed towards withdrawing from KORUS.
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Serving a life sentence after pleading guilty in December to murdering LaFontaine-Greywind, Crews admitted to a grisly sequence of events in the younger woman's death.
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This sequence of events led me to the only sensible conclusion: that he was returning a drawn tile to the bag and drawing a new one.
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This was the week when sports ground to a halt, and it happened so quickly that the mind could barely keep straight the sequence of events.
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The sequence of events started when deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was tossed a softball question from Charlie Spiering of Breitbart, a right-wing website.
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That alone does not prove that adding the question was intended to discriminate against immigrants, Judge Furman stated, but the sequence of events does raise suspicions.
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"This is why the U.N. is looking at the whole sequence of events in the disappearance and murder of our colleagues," he said in an email.
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"Given the sequence of events, it's doubtful that Barr's effort to distance himself from the president's tweets will be enough of a cure," Green told Reuters.
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The sequence of events, which the Wall Street Journal first reported over the weekend, shows how seriously the Trump administration has considered escalating its policy toward Iran.
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The subsequent sequence of events will sound pretty familiar to anyone who's grappled the dilemma of not knowing whether or not to ghost after a first date.
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Deploying all of these probes at the right time will be an incredibly complex sequence of events, according to Curt Blake, president of Spaceflight's launch services group.
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The meeting would set in motion a sequence of events involving Blackstone, Refinitiv and the LSE that led to a deal expected as soon as this week.
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What follows is a nightmarish sequence of events: Waluigi dreams about a shadowy, contorting woman, before waking up in a car with his partner in crime, Wario.
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The more Astrid thought through the sequence of events leading to Cor's death, the more evident it became that Klepper and Mieremet had not ordered Cor's murder.
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The sequence of events in the new G.M. recall and the relatively quick resolution is in contrast to the safety administration's dealings with the electric carmaker Tesla.
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The author discusses how Ms. Cameron was discovered by scientists: The sequence of events that led scientists to investigate Ms. Cameron's genes began about five years ago.
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Mr. Chmielewski confirmed the sequence of events and acknowledged that by firing Ms. Morris for refusing to modify the calendars he was in effect endorsing the practice.
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And the more the administration portrays that sequence of events as a deep-seated conspiracy, the more likely it becomes that the next whistle-blower goes rogue.
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The story about losing her teaching job falls into a sequence of events that Warren says helped to push her toward law school and eventually the Senate.
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We discuss why the former F.B.I. director leaked the memo, and the sequence of events he intentionally set in motion to get that memo to The Times.
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"We are shocked by this senseless crime and are working closely with authorities to determine the sequence of events," Danielle Moore, company spokesperson, said in a statement.
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She exits the room, leaving me to spend the better part of the next 20 minutes contemplating the sequence of events and decisions that has led me here.
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That's the standard sequence of events in everyone's favorite playground song — likely the result of some steamy k-i-s-s-i-n-g in a certain tree.
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A scene towards the end of the episode suggests the actual sequence of events that led David away from Summerland and into that nightclub for the first time.
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It was definitely a weird sequence of events -- a singer demanding a crowd to be dead silent at a concert ... and a pinch of racism for good measure.
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Some of my favorite moments are just unexpected, perhaps even buggy, things that trigger a sequence of events that make you re-evaluate what you're going to do.
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As director of obstetric anesthesia service at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Camann had observed this same sequence of events countless times during C-sections he performed.
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Because experiencing pain requires a sequence of events in the body, like a chain of dominoes, the researchers thought they might be looking too far down the chain.
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Witnesses described students running from the school as they heard gunshots; they also described hearing an alarm at the school, though the sequence of events wasn't immediately clear.
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Although triggered by different signals from the brain, both actions follow the same general sequence of events, and both can suffer from malfunctions in timing, coordination or strength.
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Even two years later, this sequence of events makes little sense, and seems more like the plot of an unlikely Hollywood thriller, or a Mr. Robot episode perhaps.
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But it could set off a sequence of events that leads in January to the station being emptied of all crew for the first time in 18 years.
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The authorities provided few details about the sequence of events on Welch Road, and did not say whether Mr. Kiley killed himself or was shot by the police.
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Nina discovers that her old camcorder has the power to rewind time — leaving her to try, desperately, to find a sequence of events that does not end tragically.
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It takes a special sequence of events, he argues, specific personality traits united with genetic predispositions, social factors and political imbalance to create the world's most brutal leaders.
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I also knew — just as she did — exactly how this sequence of events would affect her credibility, in the public's eye, if she came forward about the assault.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the sequence of events surrounding the ouster of Soviet employees at American diplomatic buildings in the Soviet Union in the 1980s.
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Scientists think this bizarre sequence of events might explain the existence of magnetars, which are special types of neutron stars with the most powerful magnetic fields ever detected.
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We shift and slide among perspectives, from omniscience to Tash and Bianca and Rachel and even some ancient, half-fossilized teachers, and hardly notice the sequence of events.
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But then she wakes in a cycle of repetition reminiscent of "Groundhog Day," living through the same sequence of events again and again until she gets it right.
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They listen to me because I just have a large following, and yeah, I got famous on national TV. There's a sequence of events that drew us here.
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Senator Roberts appeared on Sky News on Thursday night to explain the sequence of events in the lead up to his election as a Queensland senator last year.
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But the following sequence of events — including an angry altercation with a crossword puzzle after his pen runs out of ink — proves it might actually be a good idea.
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Kamaiyah, the 123-year-old rapper from Oakland, definitely gets it—in fact, she's seen this exact sequence of events unfold in her own life over the past year.
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Now, life has become a surreal sequence of events, a haze in which he and his family simply push through in hopes of moving on and rebuilding their lives.
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"VW's firm rejection of emissions risk disclosure violations and detailed account of the sequence of events reduce - but do not remove - the risk of shareholder suit liabilities," he said.
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Administration officials told The New York Times of what the paper called "a glitch-ridden sequence of events" that led to incorrect information about where the strike group was.
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The IG report found there was no conspiracy against Trump in the 2016 Clinton investigation, but it detailed a sequence of events that created the ingredients for a conspiracy.
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This is the same sequence of events that we saw after San Bernardino, where Amaq was the first and then it followed up with the group's official radio station.
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In Bohemian Rhapsody, that sequence of events ticks the first item off the rock biopic must-have list: Rebellious young man escapes stern home life by joining a band.
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Speaking in Toronto this week ahead of Saturday's final, Dempsey was matter-of-fact about the sequence of events that could have forced him from the game for good.
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But the sequence of events has created a wave of fear among employees, particularly those already subject to special scrutiny, who said official assurances hardly put them at ease.
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The entire sequence of events was a display of the difference between having several superstars on a team versus having the best player in basketball on the other side.
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But for now, Mexico chose to celebrate, however unlikely the sequence of events that had fans on different continents, from different countries, coming together in a mishmash of celebrations.
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In the process, Mr. Trump is upending the usual sequence of events in diplomacy: beginning with a leader-to-leader summit meeting, and then leaving the details to underlings.
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A six-minute video of the shootings, taken from a security camera and released after Sergeant Tawayha's sentencing, appears to show a different sequence of events at the gate.
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That, to me, is what resonates the most: When I can get sucked into a show and not have to worry about the logic and the sequence of events.
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The sequence of events suggested Mr. Rosenstein was determined to keep the investigation from being imperiled by the political tumult and wanted to reassert his own independence from it.
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He was really concerned about the sequence of events from overvaluation, potentially higher rates, potentially some inflation, and what that means, given the fact we have huge indebtedness, globally.
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Despite the earlier law seeking to avert a no-deal departure, that sequence of events would have left Parliament powerless to stop a no-deal Brexit on Oct. 31.
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Prosecutors' concerns primarily dealt with the sequence of events and transactions surrounding Campbell's undercover work during the counterintelligence part of the probe before criminal prosecutors got involved, officials said.
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That majority owes its existence to a fractious sequence of events: Mitch McConnell's blockade of Merrick Garland, Trump's victory despite losing the popular vote, and Kavanaugh's corrosive confirmation battle.
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Although the precise sequence of events surrounding Mr. Saleh's death remained unclear, a video broadcast by the rebels showed his body dumped in the back of a pickup truck.
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Are we here thanks to a random sequence of events—just an organized blob of mud—or destined to follow a path laid down for us by a higher power?
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Editor's note: The story has been updated with additional context about the sequence of events and the lack of clarity as to whether McGlashan was officially fired or has resigned.
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The sequence of events leading to Warmbier's release was provided to CNN by a senior State Department official: January 2016: American college student Otto Warmbier is imprisoned in North Korea.
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Trump's abrupt ouster of Comey last month set into motion a sequence of events including the appointment of a special counsel, former FBI Director Robert Mueller, to oversee the probe.
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The move was triggered by a sequence of events that followed light-heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier's withdrawal from his scheduled title defense against Anthony Johnson at UFC 206 on Dec.
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"The Lost and the Plunderers" pulls a bit of narrative somersaulting, showing a sequence of events out of order that starts with Rick and Negan establishing communication over walkie-talkies.
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The move was prompted by a sequence of events that Thompson calls "family troubles," involving the end of his marriage and the start of a new relationship on this coast.
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Dan's own voice keeps intruding, and the hurried sequence of events suggests anxiety about getting the patient home, and returning him to a sparer, mythic narrative of endurance and wit.
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The sequence of events, you'll recall, is that Sessions recused himself from Russia-related matters after it was revealed that he'd lied to Congress about meetings with Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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Gretchen Carlson, the former Fox anchor, filed the lawsuit that initiated Ailes's downfall, helping set in motion a sequence of events that also brought down the Fox host Bill O'Reilly.
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A successful launch next month would avert a sequence of events that could have forced the space station to operate from the ground without any astronauts aboard early next year.
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Scientists do believe the virus likely originated in an animal before transmission to a human host, but the exact sequence of events or even the animal in question remains unknown.
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For instance, the tool could recognize that a certain sequence of events like a user logging in, authenticating that user and redirecting him or her to the application or website.
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Leningrad, a Russian rock band that hails from Saint Petersburg, recently released a new music video for their song "Tattoo Artist," which plays out a spectacular sequence of events — in reverse.
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Ultimately, the battle parallels the beats of the larger Lord of the Rings trilogy, and demonstrates what keeps people watching: an engaging sequence of events with real reward at the end.
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Ultimately, her plan to exit the European Union failed to satisfy lawmakers from across the political spectrum and put in place a sequence of events that has seen her step down.
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Yet Popular never did miss a payment, and the decision to wipe out its sub debt and impose steep losses on bondholders jumped the sequence of events that some were expecting.
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In hindsight, the sequence of events seems formulaically stupid—not unlike the process by which a gullible mark ultimately hands over his life savings to a get-rich-quick scam artist.
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Overall, although Rocky's detention seems extreme from an American perspective, Martinsson states that the sequence of events surrounding the rapper's case strikes him as relatively "normal"—nothing outside of the ordinary.
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WikiLeaks released its latest batch of hacked Democratic National Committee emails Monday afternoon, around the time Twitter went down — a sequence of events that was thoroughly noted by the comment section.
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Kobach was permitted to orchestrate a massive breach of Americans' civil liberties, and he came up empty-handed—a sequence of events that would become a familiar pattern in Kobach's career.
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Sandeep Nanduri, who was installed as the new district chief for Thoothukudi after the protest, told Reuters the sequence of events leading up to the firing has not yet been established.
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That kicked off a sequence of events that saw Tehran seize a British-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf two weeks later, heightening tension on a vital international oil shipping route.
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Who won was largely immaterial (and often kinda BS), but having the prize to strive for provided a loose structure to what might otherwise feel like a random sequence of events.
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New documents obtained this week through a Freedom of Information request help to explain the sequence of events, and the monthslong effort to get the E.P.A. to pay for the door.
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LET'S GO OVER THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS … -- THE DINNER: The White House served Trump, Schumer and Pelosi Chinese food at a rectangular table in the Blue Room of the White House.
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"Our modeling of the physical effects experienced by the moon's icy shell points to a potentially unique sequence of events and processes that could allow for these distinctive stripes to exist."
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Parnas and Fruman were close to connecting Giuliani with Yuriy Lutsenko, then the top prosecutor in Ukraine — a key moment in the sequence of events that congressional investigators are now examining.
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The exceptional preservation of the fossils enabled Mr. Garberoglio and his colleagues to study longstanding mysteries about snake development, such as the sequence of events that led to their limbless bodies.
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Allowances can be made for misremembering smaller details—like the exact sequence of events on the night the alleged assault took place, Spratt said, but the emails showed more than that.
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When asked to go over the sequence of events at the conclusion of his statement, Rosfeld told detectives that he did not see a gun when Rose exited the car and ran.
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But now, unwittingly for some, their art may serve as office decoration, following a convoluted sequence of events that exemplifies the infamously murky relationship between the worlds of art and real estate.
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So she asserted that before a sanctions regime she helped usher in, Iran was weeks away from developing a nuclear weapon -- which is, to say the least, a debatable sequence of events.
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Instead, "a glitch-ridden sequence of events" within the White House and Defense Department confused administration officials and led people like Spicer, Defense Secretary Jim Matthis, and National Security Adviser Lt. Gen.
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While no one had claimed responsibility for the attack in a video, Frank said the sequence of events evoked memories of a similar attack in the French city of Nice in July.
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The unlikely sequence of events began earlier this month after President Donald Trump ended US opposition to a Turkish offensive into Syria during a phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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A film will not follow a specific story or sequence of events taking place at its location, nor will it find a single character or group of characters to center itself around.
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Our science columnist, Carl Zimmer, explains what is now understood about the world's worst mass extinction — the sequence of events that followed tremendous volcanic eruptions at the end of the Permian Period.
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On Monday, the Federal Aviation Administration issued a follow-up directive confirming that the manual for the Max 8 needed to be updated to address this rare but dangerous sequence of events.
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It includes an overview of the incident, a sequence of events leading up to the attack, a brief profile of Paddock, his planning of the attack, scene photography and indicators of intent.
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If Trump fires Special Counsel Mueller, he will set into motion a sequence of events eerily reminiscent of one of the darkest chapters in our nation's history – the Watergate scandal of 1974.
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But Moore — who was once confined to the far-right fringe of conservative politics in Alabama — at least opens up the possibility that some unknown sequence of events will give Democrats hope.
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There's still a lot we don't understand about the exact sequence of events that leads to Alzheimer's, but we're fairly sure that a brain protein known as amyloid beta plays a pivotal role.
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In a demonstration, Amazon device VIP Dave Limp said "Alexa, good morning," which triggered a sequence of events in the faux-home setting that Amazon set up in its headquarters for the event.
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"This sequence of events begs the question of why Hudson's Bay felt compelled to raise capital through a dilutive share issuance when there appear to be superior sources of capital available," Litt said.
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Georgia Historical Society Director of Programs Christy Crisp told me the marker text proposed by the society included Smith's name, which would have happened to come first in discussing the sequence of events.
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The exact sequence of events that led to yet another aviation disaster in Indonesia is still unclear, and may emerge only once flight-data recorders are recovered from the waters northeast of Jakarta.
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The watchdog did not say specifically all the acts of concern involved the President, the sources indicated, with one saying the IG referenced "a sequence of events" and "alleged actions" that took place.
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The other reason is that the unfortunate sequence of events that ends with a visit to my OB-GYN practice or the emergency room is almost always the unanticipated consequence of sexual experimentation.
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It's an extraordinary sequence of events, all the more so because McCready was a first-time candidate driven by a degree of patriotism and idealism I don't encounter in politicians all that often.
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Other times, a single shot stands in for an entire sequence of events, forcing us to fill in the gaps with our imaginations and rendering some images much more frightening as a result.
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What emerges from this sequence of events is a portrait of a publishing landscape in mid-transformation, one that is unwelcoming to the kind of scholarly, academic conservatism Bellow cut his teeth on.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the sequence of events that led to Lucian Wintrich Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of VICE delivered to your inbox daily.
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Officials said they are still investigating the sequence of events, but believe the suspect killed a 32-year-old woman in Williamston, a Lansing suburb, and a 26-year-old woman from nearby Holt.
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This rather unusual sequence of events — Mueller's decision not to issue a prosecutorial judgment, his decision to say he didn't have "confidence" in Trump's innocence, and Barr's clearing of the president — raises many questions.
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For decades, the sequence of events that swings the economy back and forth has played out as follows: conditions turn south, prompting the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, encourage spending, and boost inflation.
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In a dizzying sequence of events, sacked acting Attorney General Sally Yates warned in Senate testimony Monday that ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn was a ripe blackmail target for Russia while in office.
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His year-old party then filled the political space created by the disarray within the Socialist Party and the Republicans, with Sunday night capping a sequence of events that a year ago looked improbable.
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"I believe that this sequence of events started with a 1931 recipe from Borden Dairy called 'Magic Lemon Pie,' a no-cook lemon custard based on condensed milk and lemon juice," Parks told MUNCHIES.
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Big Mike's arrival on the New York art scene was triggered by a perfectly modern sequence of events, including a flush of Instagram fame, and he still doesn't know what to make of it.
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At the conference, Dumanis went through footage from several videos, describing the sequence of events down to the shots fired and the officer attempting to stop the bullet wound from bleeding with his finger.
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That sequence of events might have stretched the limits of a Hollywood story, but Springer, who homered and doubled in Game 22012, has made it clear that his October success was not a fluke.
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My habit for starting has led to a ton of failures, but it has also taught me a ton of lessons and set into motion a sequence of events that led me to success.
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The sequence of events that followed — from the appointment of a special counsel to Mr. Comey's expected testimony in the Senate — would have been predictable in a conventional, complicated view of the political world.
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They noted that Trump released the military aid without a Zelenskiy announcement, even though the sequence of events suggests Zelenskiy was about to make one and Trump only relented after someone blew the whistle.
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Mr. Giuliani made the remarks in Israel during a capital markets conference, where he was explaining the head-spinning sequence of events that led Mr. Trump to cancel and then revive the summit meeting.
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The same sequence of events played out during and after a CNN town hall in January — Harris initially seemed to support a more rigid version of Medicare-for-all, then later walked it back.
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However, the majority of respondents who said they changed their opinion reported a specific sequence of events — namely, they went from feeling positively about a specific candidate to feeling negatively about the same candidate.
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Looking back now, I am shamed and horrified by the entire sequence of events, which took place in our apartment on 49th Street, near Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center, just off Sixth Avenue.
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These things do tend to follow a prescribed sequence of events, one that financial experts Charles P. Kindleberger and Robert Z. Aliber described in their book Manias, Panics and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises.
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"When people were listening to this in real time there were significant concerns about what was going on — alarm bells were kind of ringing," one person familiar with the sequence of events told the paper.
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She also has some low-key drama with Tokyo over him bringing his boyfriend around too much, but it's handled and done with really professional which means it was a pretty boring sequence of events.
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In winning the presidency in May, he filled a political vacuum created by disarray within the Socialist Party and the Republicans, with Sunday night capping a sequence of events that looked improbable a year ago.
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The "sequence of events" Bakhshi refers to is not only this pivotal moment in Iranian history, but the country's 1953 coup, which happened 25 years before the fire, but on the same date: August 19.
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She figured prominently in a complex sequence of events that led to the discovery that Petraeus, a former commander of U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, and his biographer Paula Broadwell were having an affair.
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The sequence of events immediately renewed interest in a pop cultural comparison we've seen before: between Trump Jr. and Fredo Corleone, second son of mob don Vito Corleone in Francis Ford Coppola's classic Godfather films.
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This sequence of events is an extreme example of the criticisms that have dogged the Republican Party, which will seemingly stomach any illicit behavior, criminal or otherwise, to get its tax cuts for the rich.
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Outside the shop stands a roadside sign which says Bryant's Grocery marks the first step in a sequence of events that was to lead to Till's torture, murder and the American civil-rights movement itself.
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An article on Page 29 this weekend about Donald J. Trump's improbable journey to the Republican nomination for president misstates the sequence of events by which Paul Manafort, a senior adviser, joined Trump's presidential campaign.
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" Administration officials described to the Times what the paper referred to as a "glitch-ridden sequence of events ... [that] perpetuated the false narrative that an American armada was racing toward the waters off North Korea.
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OXFORD, England (Reuters) - Eight years after the Fukushima nuclear meltdown in Japan, radioactive particles collected from the site are undergoing new forensic investigation in Britain in an effort to understand the exact sequence of events.
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His characters and descriptions do not lead to anything beyond themselves, they are not in themselves part of a greater sequence of events, they stand apart from everything — except the specific time and the place.
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Sometimes, in other words, the government can find itself on the hook for a bailout through the curious sequence of events in which there is an explicit or implicit legal obligation to cover some losses.
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" A sheriff's department spokeswoman, Nicole Nishida, said in a statement on Thursday that new witnesses interviewed since the case was reopened gave statements that "portray a new sequence of events on the boat that night.
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But before the hearing begins, it's worth pausing to remember how we got here — and to look at the signal moments from Comey's time in Washington and the sequence of events that led his firing.
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" And after Trump tweeted that Broward County put Gillum "back into play," calling the sequence of events an embarrassment, Gillum shot back that, "what's embarrassing to democracy is not counting every vote — and you, of course.
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Even as Treasury yields plumbed record lows on Tuesday, stocks are managing to hold up nicely — a sequence of events that is all the more unusual given the tight relationship between stocks and rates of late.
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The sequence of events has left Mediaset weaker in relation to other potential participants in any 'Euroflix' project, making the acquisition of the ProSieben stake an important down payment towards being included in any wider deal.
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After discussing brushing shoulders with Kim Kardashian West and Kris Jenner, Spade launched into the hilarious sequence of events that ensued when he came across one of DeGeneres' "rapper buddies," whom she assumes is French Montana.
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But there's nothing more guaranteed to whip the entire Farm into a frenzy than a stark recitation of a sequence of events that makes it way too obvious who fired the first shot, and the last.
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But the 9th Circuit's now-defunct provocation doctrine, established in 2002, factored in the sequence of events that led up to an officer's decision to reach for their gun, like whether they had violated someone's rights.
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In a dizzying sequence of events Monday, President Donald Trump appeared to align himself with both sides of the escalating Republican civil war, epitomizing the turmoil racking the party, and his own chameleon-like political style.
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The indictment fills in several critical gaps in the sequence of events that unfolded after the electronic break-in at the D.N.C. and its partner group, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which helps elect House Democrats.
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The second scenario follows the same sequence of events but the government wins the confidence of the House of Commons, or the House refuses to vote in favor of early elections but the government still resigns.
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Some law enforcement officials are pointing to the sequence of events involving Mr. Woodberry, 42, as the latest example of the risk inherent in the new state bail law, which took effect on New Year's Day.
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Certainly there's some of that happening in CNN's suit, and the White House's relentlessly dishonesty about this sequence of events (and, indeed, its relentless dishonesty about everything) is antithetical to those best traditions of our country.
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Graphic surveillance footage posted online – which is drawing widespread outrage Tuesday on social media – captures the sequence of events inside the Zesarina Grocery store in the Bronx last Wednesday before and after Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was attacked.
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All these details and measurements will allow the New Horizons team to figure out the best sequence of events for the flyby and ensure that the spacecraft's instruments get the best data it can of 2014 MU69.
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Instead, he decided to keep the original sequence of events by turning back to the mechanism he used in The Peripheral: people in the 22nd century have the ability to alter the past and create alternate timelines.
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As parents of children with food allergies hear about Denise's story, Dr. David Stukus, a pediatric allergist and associate professor at Nationwide Children's Hospital, emphasizes that the sequence of events described by Denise's mother is extremely rare.
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The New York Times reported that Kelly himself was on a Coast Guard plane when he found out about the contents of the order, as it was being signed — a sequence of events he has repeatedly denied.
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They believe Obamacare is so closely identified with Democrats in the public imagination that Democrats will bear the political consequences of reckless GOP subterfuge—and that this sequence of events will bring Trumpcare back from the dead.
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THE MAGAZINE An article on Page 29 this weekend about Donald J. Trump's improbable journey to the Republican nomination for president misstates the sequence of events by which Paul Manafort, a senior adviser, joined Trump's presidential campaign.
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The initial impounding of the Grace 1 kicked off a sequence of events that saw Tehran seize a British-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf two weeks later, heightening tension on a vital international oil shipping route.
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The British scholars Geoff Eley and David Blackbourn, in their 1984 book " The Peculiarities of German History ," questioned the "tyranny of hindsight"—the lordly perspective that reduces a complex, contingent sequence of events to an irreversible progression.
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The sequence of events and the use of a grand jury instead of less formal interviews mirrors the run-up to last year's indictment of Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman, and his former deputy, Rick Gates.
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But in an extraordinary sequence of events, copies of the makeshift shirt have now been made by his favored team — the Tennessee Volunteers —and more than 16,000 have already been sold on its campus store website VolShop.
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In Gerwig's hands, the specific magic of the medium — its ability to reorder the sequence of events, to slow down and speed up, to project memory ahead of experience — becomes a tool of philosophical and emotional inquiry.
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I would want to see the ancient ruins of civilizations that controlled the world, find out exactly why history unfolded the way that it did, and how people affected the sequence of events in the known world.
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That triggered a bizarre sequence of events in which he was allowed to stay in the game, then pulled, then put back in, then pulled again before finally returning—all without ever actually being checked for a concussion.
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"We're so used to seeing women being objectified, as objects of desire of men, but it's rare when you see a woman owning her sexuality, directing it, orchestrating the sequence of events," Balfe, who plays Claire, told Vulture.
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From the office, Anderson walked into classroom B-1 and, without saying a word, opened fire at Smith from 303 to 15 feet away, according to a sequence of events presented by San Bernardino Police Chief Jarrod Burguan.
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That sequence of events matters because it suggests Miller is being less helpful in getting Trump to sign off on a bipartisan DACA deal, despite what the White House and Legislative Affairs Director Marc Short say about him.
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The district court sided with the prosecution on Wednesday, recounting the sequence of events from the night of Turner's assault, which included Turner fleeing the scene when the bystanders approached him and later lying to police about it.
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"The sequence of events as it relates to how that shooting occurred is not supported by the totality of the evidence and the statements in this investigation," said Acevedo, who added that Houston police's investigation concluded in April.
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"We're still working to piece the sequence of events together but getting a name on the man who fled the scene will be the most helpful to us," Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon said in the press release.
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In the most absurd sequence of events, the Academy allowed Ellen DeGeneres to insert herself into the breach, playing Oscar producer by publicly lobbying for Hart to be reinstated, and saying that organizers were open to the prospect.
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But a sequence of events too complex to bother enumerating here causes the company's long-dormant baby-making machine to produce an infant, and a stork named Junior (the voice of Andy Samberg) feels compelled to deliver it.
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Melissa Harris-Perry, former MSNBC anchor The precise sequence of events that led to Harris-Perry losing her weekend MSNBC show has been the subject of much claim and counter-claim, and the truth will likely remain unclear.
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The sequence of events surrounding Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt in the past few days has in many ways echoed how the NFL disciplined -- or failed to discipline -- Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice in 2014.
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What's changed since the Ray Rice scandal The sequence of events surrounding former Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt has echoed how the NFL disciplined -- or failed to discipline -- Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice in 2014.
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Still, I can easily imagine a bad sequence of events that gets me put on the kind of registry that Cuomo is proposing, then gives Trump and his kind license to strip away my rights and even freedom.
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In his final act as director and puppet master, Ford orchestrates the greatest "you can't fire me because I quit" maneuver in history, marshaling a sequence of events that empowers the hosts to claim Westworld as their own.
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With that in mind, Buttercup begrudgingly agrees to marry a local prince, setting off a zany sequence of events that includes a kidnapping, a Fire Swamp-dwelling rodent of unusual size, and Billy Crystal as a folk healer.
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" He also said there was no Japanese effort to seek a U.S. apology, "nor is there any interest in reopening the question of blame for the sequence of events that culminated in the use of the atomic bomb.
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According to the sequence of events laid out in the judge's decision, when county police officers encountered Ms. Gaines on the floor of her living room with a shotgun, they called in a SWAT unit and hostage negotiators.
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"Unfortunately, a great deal of my investigators time has been preoccupied on this timeline," Lombardo told reporters that day after police and MGM Resorts International released conflicting information about the sequence of events on the night of the attack.
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Although Gall's goal of teaching a system how to understand a sequence of events is not new (after all, this is a primary focus of the fields of machine learning and computer vision), it is unique in its approach.
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The bizarre sequence of events unfolded after the police officer, Amber Guyger, 30, had just completed a shift late on Thursday and was still in uniform as she returned to an apartment she erroneously believed was hers, police said.
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On that piece of precision-milled steel is a firing pin that ignites a spark and initiates a sequence of events which, if the human will is powerful enough and mechanical tolerance is not exceeded, often ends in death.
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She was also reportedly present for the crafting of a statement that obscured the purpose of Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer, a sequence of events that has attracted the interest of Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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"The sequence of events leading up to the destruction of Secretary Clinton's emails… raises questions about whether Secretary Clinton, acting through her attorneys, instructed [Platte River Networks] to destroy records relevant to the then-ongoing congressional investigations," Chaffetz wrote.
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"He managed to present it in a way that sounds true if you really don't read the court records and understand the sequence of events," the Herald's Julie K. Brown said in an appearance on CNN on Wednesday evening.
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For example, while Nissan's new Rogue ad might have shown a woman's hands hovering over the steering wheel to highlight the car's lane-centering skills, ignoring the wheel for more than a few seconds triggers a sequence of events.
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"This is the story of what can happen when the power of social media is leveraged for something good," Neistat explains in a YouTube video that documents the extraordinary sequence of events that led to the fund-raising juggernaut.
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For me, one of the chief joys of reading is the pleasure to be found in story, in narrative, in watching a coherent sequence of events take place and seeing how those events change the characters who experience them.
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There, he floated between hotels before driving along Airline Highway on July 17, beginning a fatal sequence of events that Mr. Moore said lasted nearly 14 minutes and included at least 149 gunshots by Mr. Long and the police.
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In its first phase, the public inquiry led by retired judge Martin Moore-Bick examined in forensic detail the sequence of events at the 23-storey tower on the night of June 14, 2017, including the fire brigade's actions.
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Several shareholders and board members spoke to a reporter for this story to offer their views and to corroborate the sequence of events, but they requested that their names be withheld to protect the identity of the co-op.
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The normal winter food shortage did not occur because of a sequence of events that began a year earlier, when an extremely snowy season provided plenty of moisture that led to a bumper crop of pine nuts last fall.
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This led to King George VI, who left the throne upon his untimely death to his daughter, Queen Elizabeth II. Harry needing to ascend to the throne is a possibility only an is an extremely unlikely sequence of events.
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In a previously unreported sequence of events, Mr. Mulvaney worked to schedule a call for that day with Mr. Trump and top aides involved in the freeze, including Mr. Vought, Mr. Bolton and Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel.
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" In recounting the sequence of events, Munoz told employees that the passenger "refused" to deplane and "became more and more disruptive and belligerent" and faulted him for "running back onto the aircraft in defiance of both our crew and security officials.
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The sequence of events began on the afternoon of February 25 with a rally held outside of the museum by the Twin Cities chapter of the General Defense Committee (GDC), a group within the Industrial Workers of the World union.
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Computer scientists from the University of Bonn in Germany wrote this week that they were able to design a software that could predict a sequence of events up to five minutes in the future with accuracy between 15 and 40 percent.
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" In a statement obtained by PEOPLE, sheriff's officials said that they obtained new witness accounts after reviewing more than 100 tips in the reopened case, and that these accounts "portray a new sequence of events on the boat that night.
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During Lucy DeCoutere's cross-examination on the third day, Ghomeshi's lawyer interrogated her about the precise sequence of events and whether it was "kissing, slapping, and/or choking" or kissing, choking, and two slaps followed by a pause and third slap.
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Even though I know it'll kick off a sequence of events that inevitably end in Pompeii-levels of destruction, I'll gladly hit up the cheese section at my local grocery store and stock up on blocks of creamy, salty heaven.
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It's been an especially turbulent week for Donald Trump's presidency, but consider this particular sequence of events: First, a jury in Alexandria, Virginia, found Paul Manafort guilty Tuesday on eight felony counts related to tax evasion and other financial crimes.
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But under this possible sequence of events, she re-entered the race later, positioning herself far enough in the lead in her age group that she could go on to cross the finish line about five minutes ahead of Davis.
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Others depict a barium swallow, an X-ray-based method in which patients drink a chalky, milkshake-like drink that coats the surfaces of the mouth and throat and can highlight places where the sequence of events is going awry.
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In a confusing sequence of events on Tuesday and Wednesday, the military seized the state television broadcaster ZBC, and in an effort to downplay what was happening said there was no coup, but that it was targeting criminals around the president.
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It made it only as far as Lingard, who needed a beat to realize quite what had happened, to process the nonsensical sequence of events that led him here, to the point where he was about to score a goal.
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Harte allegedly organized an overnight "songwriting session" for Garcia's band in 2014 in which such a sequence of events happened, and Harte allegedly told the singer he undressed him and bathed him after Garcia vomited on himself while blacked out.
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This sequence of events exemplifies how rushed the show has become since the glacially paced early episodes of Season 2: By taking them to Canada right after last week's beating, the writers avoid showing its impact on the Waterfords' daily interactions.
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When Gordon and Albert come across the headless body of Ruth Davenport — after a sequence of events with more supernatural mojo than the car outside the Double R — they accept the writing on her arm as coordinates, and so do we.
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The Sri Lankan government has insisted that evidence collected by its investigators did not support the sequence of events provided by the embassy that the woman had been abducted by captors who demanded she reveal unspecified information about the embassy.
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In it, the former ambassador describes the stunning sequence of events that led to her sudden ouster from her post in April — a sequence that started with a smear campaign against her from Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump's personal attorney.
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In a sequence of events confirmed by the network, producers paid for Giuffre and her family to fly from Colorado, where they lived, to New York City and put them up at the Ritz-Carlton hotel on Central Park South.
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Amid the tumult, Democratic lawmakers were all but paralyzed in the face of a deeply painful sequence of events that could undermine their hopes of reclaiming the State Legislature, the Republicans' last remaining foothold of power in Virginia, in the fall.
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The sequence of events would begin on July 27, when it is rumored that Pyongyang would release the remains of U.S. soldiers killed during the Korean War, which falls on the sixty-fifth anniversary of the armistice pausing the conflict for decades.
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"The problem is if you let enough time pass, you're going to set forth a sequence of events in global economies, in terms of creating a slowdown, that isn't going to correct itself by simply saying the tariffs are done," said Emanuel.
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Protesters in Charlotte aren't buying the official narrative that local officials are using to explain the sequence of events leading to 43-year-old Keith Lamont Scott's death, who police shot and killed while seeking a different person with an outstanding arrest warrant.
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As noted earlier, the video gives us a pretty good idea of the sequence of events for how the system would work:In the video, first, we see the rocket lift-off from Cape Canaveral's Launchpad 39a with 28,730,000 pounds of thrust behind it.
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To understand the sequence of events in his life, she set about drawing up a timeline based on his letters (archived in the British Library), the 2010 biography of Price that had prompted that short piece in Reader's Digest, and other sources.
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" The communications mix-up, according to the Times, was the result of "a glitch-ridden sequence of events, from an ill-timed announcement of the deployment by the military's Pacific Command to a partially erroneous explanation by the defense secretary, Jim Mattis.
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He then imagines a sequence of events in which Mr Cruz is elected president, appoints originalist jurists to the Supreme Court, and those very judges rule that since "he wasn't a 'natural born citizen'" Mr Cruz "couldn't exercise executive power against anybody".
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The sequence of events this week provoked anger and despair, dealing blows both to law enforcement and to peaceful critics of the police, who have fended off claims that the outcry over police shootings foments violence and puts officers' lives in danger.
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Check-check. What it all works to create is definitely a scary sequence of events, but beneath it all there's an unintentional air of silliness, a lack of cohesion, and a sense that there are one too many ingredients in this recipe.
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Hargan, ordering an underage girl to be permitted an elective abortion after being detained while unlawfully trying to cross the border into the U.S. The sad sequence of events should never have been given legal sanction to begin with, for two reasons: 1.
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Mr. Avenatti was referred to Mr. Brock's groups by Mike Berkowitz, a political adviser who works with Rachel Pritzker, heiress to a Hyatt hotel fortune, and other donors, according to the two Democrats and another person familiar with the sequence of events.
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Take-Two Interactive's lawsuit coincides with the release of its newest game, Red Dead Redemption II — a hotly awaited sequel to the Western adventure game in which players can freely explore a built universe instead of adhering to a structured sequence of events.
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About two dozen people involved with "Great Comet" — creators, performers, producers and investors, many of whom would speak only anonymously to protect their ability to continue working in an industry with long memories and few jobs — described a bewildering sequence of events.
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He has been battered with criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike since the White House announced eight days ago that U.S. forces would leave northern Syria, a move that set off a sequence of events leading to bloodshed and uncertainty in the region.
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" But, he went on, "Falling to the bottom in my own country, I have been raised to the top elsewhere, and looking back over the sequence of events I can only be glad that I have lived long enough to see this happen.
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While Reuters could not find any video record of the entire event from ESPN, the official broadcaster, photographs and user generated content here confirm the following sequence of events: This claim is partly false because the photograph has been taken out of context.
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The chairman revealed that he was informed by both Khan and Thiam in January of a dispute which took place at a "personal level" and "seemed to have been a heated discussion," adding that their accounts of the sequence of events had differed.
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The president's unilateral action started a sequence of events — the re-imposition of American sanctions, Iran's gradual return to nuclear activity over the past year, actions that led to the targeting of General Suleimani — that could be speeding the two countries toward conflict.
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"The highly unprofessional, biased and prejudiced and unjustified actions of CARE will precipitate a chain sequence of events that will gravely harm the interests of millions of retail and institutional investors having direct and indirect exposure to securities of the company," it said.
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Court documents obtained by PEOPLE detail a grisly sequence of events: how the academically gifted and socially isolated teen, who had no prior criminal or disciplinary issues, savagely stabbed his mom and dad in their home and then callously described what he'd done to authorities.
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"We envision that defining Alzheimer's disease as a biological construct will enable a more accurate characterization and understanding of the sequence of events that lead to cognitive impairment that is associated with Alzheimer's disease, as well as the multifactorial etiology of dementia," they wrote.
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The award comes a little over a year after a former Russian double agent and his daughter were found slumped on a bench, triggering a sequence of events which ended with one person dead and the West's relations with Russia in the diplomatic deep-freeze.
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It's not her recollection of the sequence of events themselves, unfolding and escalating over the course of several months when she was 13, that changes, but the context in which she understands those memories — the story that she's been telling to herself about what happened.
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He did not know it then, but, as he turned the opportunity over in his mind, he was setting in motion a sequence of events that would earn him millions of dollars, friendships with business élites, prime-time media attention, and respect in Congress.
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It doesn't really tell a story so much as chronicle a sequence of events, but it captures something ineffable about how going back home to squabble with relatives and eat lots of food can add a nostalgic glow to the chill of late November.
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This account of Chris' statements to law enforcement is drawn from the arrest affidavit prepared by police, which lays out the sequence of events leading to his alleged explanation of the deaths and the central role his father played in his decision to confess.
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Washington (CNN)Nearly an hour passed before the crew of a container ship reported its collision with a US destroyer, according to the Japanese coast guard, raising more questions about the sequence of events that ultimately led to the death of seven American sailors.
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In fact, a more honest appraisal of the sequence of events is that the Obama administration and left-wing activists succeeded in pressuring the FCC into a maximal power-grab that is likely to do much more damage to Internet freedom than Comcast was doing.
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Friday night, during the most chaotic sequence of events, Erdoğan gave an interview via a video chat service on his iPhone, where he asserted the legitimacy of his government's authority and called on the Turkish people to take to the streets against the coup.
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WikiLeaks released emails that were stolen from Democrats by Russian intelligence operatives during the 2016 campaign, in a sequence of events that launched investigations by Special Counsel Robert Mueller and Congressional committees into whether the Trump campaign attempted to coordinate with Russia or WikiLeaks.
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The green lightThe sequence of events followed a phone call between the two leaders on October 6, during which Erdogan made clear his intent to deal with Kurdish forces — once backed by US-allies for their stalwart military campaign against ISIS — in northeastern Syria.
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When the same sequence of events occurred between the first and second course—footsteps and falling objects, this time all along the floor above the dining room—the Bettencourters stopped laughing and looked for weapons that would assist them in apprehending intruders, spectral or otherwise.
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But with the specific sequence of events and cause of the crash unlikely to be settled for many months, the episode, which injured at least 116 people and allowed thousands of gallons of fuel to spill, posed a new challenge for an already beleaguered Amtrak.
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Trump has been bombarded with criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike since the White House announced eight days ago that U.S. forces would leave northern Syria, a move that set off a sequence of events that has led to bloodshed and uncertainty in the region.
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NIAMEY/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A month after an Islamist ambush in Niger killed eight U.S. and Nigerien troops, the two sides' officials still cannot agree on the sequence of events leading to the incident or even, possibly more importantly, on the nature of the mission itself.
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This sequence of events was not explicitly confirmed by Rozetked, but when translating the blog's post from Russian into English, one section states: "Google made a big mistake, and two months before the release of the smartphone has lost track of a batch of finished gadgets."Wow.
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Trump's Teflon aura The sequence of events not only tests Trump's Teflon aura but also calls into question his unique method of campaigning, which relies on off-the-cuff calls from the gut, assaults on political correctness and an unusually small-scale political operation around the billionaire.
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One current Bachelor in Paradise cast member spoke to PEOPLE Monday on the condition of anonymity, describing the sequence of events on the ground, from crying producers to the cast being put on lockdown — a reality TV tactic that involves separating and monitoring cast members 24/7.
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What starts out as a moralistically righteous mission for a group of men who put their lives on the line for their country and never received proper compensation, leads to a greed-fueled sequence of events pushing the band of brothers in a fight for survival.
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This sequence of events, explained in more detail on Tuesday, offered one potential explanation of what happened in the confusing moments before a white Fort Worth police officer abruptly shot through a bedroom window on Saturday and killed the 28-year-old black woman who lived inside.
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Ghosn laid out the sequence of events that led to his downfall, citing his efforts to shepherd the addition of Mitsubishi to the Renault-Nissan alliance in 2016, a decline at Nissan in 2017, and his falling out with members of Nissan&aposs board of directors.
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The final season has been a wildly entertaining, throw-everything-at-the-wall sequence of events, which resolved Mr. Robot's main conflict with several episodes still to go, delivered a silent episode and a stage play homage episode, and concluded with a trip to an alternate universe.
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The confusing sequence of events — including a partially erroneous explanation later by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis — were only fully revealed about a week later when the Navy posted photographs of the carrier sailing south through the Sunda Strait, which separates the Indonesian islands of Java and Sumatra.
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Yet even with video showing the entire sequence of events, and even with a prosecutor friendly with police like Deters calling the shooting "unwarranted," Deters this week said that he'll drop the case against Tensing — after not one but two mistrials caused by a hung jury.
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It uses Freedom of Information Act material gathered after the homicide; interviews with the sisters and the police; and most important, recordings of two 911 calls that captured the entire sequence of events to re-enact a tragedy and bring new attention to the issue of domestic violence.
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The lawyer outlines what she says were the sequence of events in the case over the past year as the Essex Police looked into Jane Doe's claims -- namely, that Nelly allegedly masturbated in front of her and forced his penis in her mouth after one his concerts in 2017.
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Based on all of our sources we believe the most credible sequence of events is that Maddox said something to Brad that pissed him off, Brad then lunged at his son, Angelina stepped in between them and at that point there was some physical contact between Brad and Maddox.
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In a police report obtained by The New York Times and published Thursday, a then-27-year-old model named Alicia Arden accused the wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein of a now all-too-familiar sequence of events resulting in what Santa Monica, California, officers classified as sexual battery.
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Read more: The war in Afghanistan is about to get an American-style ending, just like VietnamInstead, the bizarre sequence of events that ended with Trump canceling talks with the Taliban via a tweet has instead prompted a vow from them to press hard on attacks around the country.
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In her one substantive campaign appearance before the rapid sequence of events on Monday that cleared the way for her to take power, she set out a vision of a Conservative government intent on doing much more than decoupling from Europe and eager to seize the political center.
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While subsequent dispensationalist preachers have differed on whether this happens before or after the rapture, in practice it means that Jerusalem is a vital part of many evangelicals' narrative: The restoration of Jerusalem to the Jewish people is part of the sequence of events that heralds the end times.
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If journalism has been reinvented during the past two decades, it has, in the main, been reinvented not by reporters and editors but by tech companies, in a sequence of events that, in Abramson's harrowing telling, resemble a series of puerile stunts more than acts of public service.
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That sequence of events is now among the points of contention in one of the highest-profile murder cases of late in New York City: the killing of Karina Vetrano, 30, who was sexually assaulted and strangled as she jogged in a Howard Beach park in August 2016.
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FRONT PAGE A table last Wednesday with an article about high-profile men and women who lost jobs or other professional ties within the past year after publicly reported accusations of sexual misconduct referred imprecisely to the sequence of events involving accusations against Paul Shapiro at the Humane Society.
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The plan is like a road map to peace setting out a sequence of events that both sides need to enact — including the holding of free and fair elections in the Donbass region and for self-governing status to be granted if these are deemed to have taken place.
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If you've read the true story this new Netflix miniseries is based on (as reported by ProPublica and the Marshall Project), you'll know that the woman — dubbed Marie in both the story and the show, though that is not her real name — really did experience this sequence of events.
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The sequence of events that led to Finch's death started when Gaskill and Viner got into an argument while playing Call of Duty: World War II. According to the indictment, Viner allegedly asked Barriss—who had a reputation for making fake emergency calls—to "swat" Gaskill over their online beef.
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Sara hadn't sounded afraid on the phone and didn't mention how close the fire was to the home, so they believed the family must have made it out OK. But after a day with no contact, Sara's sister, Mindi Ramos, checked hospitals and began piecing together the devastating sequence of events.
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The animation renders this sequence of events with a Playmobil Uncle Sam ("ze govern-mon") who sometimes pulls out charts or drafts laws with a quill, in full view of the wolves — and at one point oversees a wolf execution, to the boos of conservationists (who brought their own podium).
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You may not be surprised to learn that the Razorback faithful were hardly thrilled with that sequence of events, nor should they be: Arkansas trailed the worst team in the Sun Belt 38-25 in the fourth quarter and needed a touchdown with under two minutes remaining to win 39-38.
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The sequence of events that led to Tuesday's break in the baffling mystery — first the discovery of Tibbetts' remains in a local field that morning; then the announcement that suspect Cristhian Bahena Rivera was being charged with her first-degree murder — is detailed in an arrest warrant affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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The sequence of events was an emotional post-fight retaliation from Nelson: in his view, McCarthy let him land too many punches on Antonio Silva, a man Nelson considers a friend but whom he nonetheless knocked out at UFC Fight Night 13, so he let his heel do the talking.
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"The tape simulated a missile attack on North America, and by mechanical error, that information was transmitted into the highly sensitive early warning system, which read it as a 'live launch' and thus initiated a sequence of events to determine whether the United States was actually under attack," The Times reported.
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The sequence of events began on Tuesday morning, when Mr. Anderson, 47, and Ms. Graham, 50, killed a police officer in a cemetery in the area who had approached a U-Haul van — not the same van as the white one that was later recovered — that the couple had been driving.
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A day later, Mr. Gothar admitted one instance of misconduct against a woman — a sequence of events that unleashed a storm of questions and criticism, especially from government-friendly news outlets, even though the theater's artistic director later said that their intention had been to protect the privacy of those involved.
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Officials there described a glitch-ridden sequence of events, from an ill-timed announcement of the deployment by the military's Pacific Command to a partially erroneous explanation by the defense secretary, Jim Mattis — all of which perpetuated the false narrative that a flotilla was racing toward the waters off North Korea.
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Law enforcement officials describe that sequence of events in one of the most recent foiled attacks in France, where a group of people are accused of plotting to hit the popular Christmas market in the city of Strasbourg, having been given the GPS coordinates of a location to pick up weapons.
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Democrats believe a unique sequence of events — issuing a constitutionally questionable executive order on Friday, firing an acting attorney general who refused to defend it on Monday and nominating a Supreme Court justice on Tuesday — places executive overreach and separation of powers squarely at the center of the confirmation debate.
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Still, as the S.E.C. continues to scrutinize the sequence of events leading to the fund's decision to prevent investors from taking their money out last December, a critical question will be how Mr. Whitman balanced his responsibility as fund chairman to protect investors with his loyalty to the investment firm that he founded.
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"During the six months from October 22017 to April 2017, the sequence of events will continue to evolve into a pattern, informed by micro-organisms that will learn to react to and activate elements of the commission through a bio reactor designed by Jean-Baptiste Boulé and Nicolas Desprat," explains the press release.
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The development in Bermuda recalled a comparable sequence of events in California in November 2008, when the State Constitution was amended to define marriage as between a man and a woman, ending five months of legalized same-sex marriage and reversing a ruling by the State Supreme Court in June of that year.
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"It's all just slamming at once, and we don't know what to do," said a friend of 22-year-old Matthew Hicks-Morris, who was killed last weekend in a shooting at a gas station in Springfield, Mo. The sequence of events is grim but familiar in cities across the United States.
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"I left the White House $16 million in debt," Clinton said, in an interview that NBC's "Today" aired on Monday, batting back questions about whether he had demonstrated sufficient contrition for converting a 22-year-old's romantic idolization of him into sexual favors and setting off a sequence of events that savaged her.
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"With more than a foot of heavy snow and numerous trees blocking the track, we made every decision in the best interest of the safety of our customers during the unfortunate sequence of events," Scot Naparstek, the chief operating officer and an executive vice president of Amtrak, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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As a question of academic administration, the Sullivan case actually admits a pretty easy resolution: This was an unfortunate sequence of events that could be prevented in the future by the university having some kind of clear guidelines regarding freelance work by faculty members who also take on secondary jobs as dorm administrators.
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A defining point was the burning of Selective Service draft records in Catonsville, Md., and the subsequent trial of the so-called Catonsville Nine, a sequence of events that inspired an escalation of protests across the country; there were marches, sit-ins, the public burning of draft cards and other acts of civil disobedience.
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This sequence of events is detailed in more than 2399,21 pages of Interior Department and Environmental Protection Agency documents obtained via Freedom of Information requests by The New York Times and, separately, by the Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental group that sued the federal government to force it to complete the pesticide studies.
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That is until the following crazy sequence of events happened: Daya got pregnant with Bennett's baby, she slept with Pornstache so she could blame it on him, Pornstache got fired, Bennett disappeared, Daya promised to give her baby to Pornstache's mother Delia, and then Delia found out the baby wasn't her grandchild and offered to raise it anyway. Whew.
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Public records show that 1:29 AM on the night of Lean's intake, his manager Machat died in a car crash; according to the FADER piece, the accident occurred while he was trying to deliver a hard drive to the young rapper at the hospital, though THUMP has not independently verified the exact sequence of events.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In his 1983 book, On History, English philosopher Michael Oakeshott points to two fundamentally opposed ways of viewing history: as an objective "historical past" that outlines the sequence of events without interpretation, and as a subjective "practical past" that we manipulate in order to achieve continuity with the present and a projected future.
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I didn't picture myself sitting in a rapidly-shifting discord server with other Asemblance fans, and glancing at a public Google doc for hints when I got stuck: I knew the sequence of events I needed to do to trigger a "shift," a sort of global change in the game's world, because I had done it once before.
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"That sequence of events seemed to support Mr. Ball's claim that the complaint emanated from one individual, and that individual bore a grudge against him and was persecuting him, that the complaint was false, but that the individual had nonetheless profited from the complaint by selling his story," Charles said in a statement to the inquiry.
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EditorsNote: write-thru with quotes and details HOUSTON — Given the sequence of events that unfolded in the top of the seventh inning in Games 103 and 6 of the World Series, there was reason to suspect that the Washington Nationals had a bit more magic on tap when the seventh inning commenced in Game 7 on Wednesday.
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The emergence of California professor Christine Blasey Ford, and her willingness to testify to Congress about the allegations, unleashed a frenetic sequence of events Monday that threatened to unravel the confirmation process of President Donald Trump's nominee, who had seemed on a smooth glide path to becoming the man to enshrine a conservative majority for a generation.
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It is in this 21st-century N.B.A., in this sequence of events, that we need to consider the recent behavioral chaos inside Madison Square Garden — with the Knicks sinking to a new low of depravity with the arrest and humiliation of Charles Oakley, and with Commissioner Adam Silver then needing to get involved, to say enough is enough.
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And his Wednesday ruling is even more fiery: where the "historical context and 'the specific sequence of events leading up to'" the adoption of the challenged Executive Order are as full of religious animus, invective, and obvious pretext as is the record here, it is no wonder that the Government urges the Court to altogether ignore that history and context.
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CAVUTO: So, would you be open a sequence of events, because this has been raised as well, where one at a time these issues are raised, and it would call each party on the carpet to address the issues they like, you get something you like on DACA that hinges on another vote on chain migration, that hinges on another vote on some of these other issues?
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And a fortunate sequence of events — GOP Whip Don Nickles being term-limited out of that job in 22010, GOP Leader Trent Lott blowing up his career by speaking nostalgically about a racist presidential campaign that same year, and Lott's successor Bill Frist's decision not to run for reelection — cleared a path for McConnell, putting him in line to take over his party's Senate leadership after 222.
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Watson declared that the travel ban is, for all intents and purposes, a Muslim ban — that its reason for being fundamentally violates the First Amendment: A reasonable, objective observer—enlightened by the specific historical context, contemporaneous public statements, and specific sequence of events leading to its issuance—would conclude that the Executive Order was issued with a purpose to disfavor a particular religion, in spite of its stated, religiously-neutral purpose.
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In a telling sequence of events reflecting the tragedies of the past two days, Clinton and her aides twice rewrote a speech she was intended to give on Friday, where Vice President Biden was initially expected to appear for his first campaign event with the likely Democratic nominee in his hometown of Scranton, Pa. Clinton's speech was first retooled so that she could address the police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, according to a campaign aide.
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Amazon executives were blindsided by a sequence of events that began in early January: the announcement by Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos of their divorce; the 73-page National Enquirer exposé that Mr. Bezos was romantically involved with Lauren Sanchez, a former Los Angeles TV anchor; a sensational blog post by Mr. Bezos accusing the head of the tabloid, an ally of President Trump, of attempting to extort him over a "below-the-belt selfie" and other sexts.
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