White House unlikely to shake off drama There are several reasons why the White House is unlikely to be able to shake off the Russian drama in the short term.
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Looking for a way to shake off the winter blues?
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Shake off any mistakes you made earlier in the month.
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Calvin Harris just can't shake off his Taylor Swift connection.
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Honestly, first I had to shake off his star power.
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Taylor Swift definitely knows how to shake off a breakup.
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Francis called on people to shake off "fear and oppression."
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This helps me shake off one world and enter another.
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The sort of night you don't shake off for years.
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So sure, many of us can shake off the disease.
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So, you've seen the market shake off any political circumstances.
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But Wall Street seemed to shake off these concerns quickly.
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"It was nice to shake off some rust," Woods said.
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Dip each ball into the chocolate mixture, and shake off excess.
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Trying to shake off your past is largely a pointless endeavor.
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And if Serena Williams can shake off her recent Olympic disappointment.
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It didn&apost take him long to shake off the rust.
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His gargantuan fame allowed him to shake off this restrictive upbringing.
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" Alas: "It sometimes happens I cannot easily shake off the village.
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People just have to shake off their nervousness and jump in.
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But investors appeared to shake off some of their jitters Tuesday.
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Isn't it wretched how difficult unpleasant thoughts are to shake off.
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Countries that cannot shake off dictatorships are trapped in middle income.
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Shake off the moody blues and put yourself out there again.
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Shake off that winter hibernation with a good old-fashioned stretch.
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Just dingers a real man should be able to shake off.
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"But I can't shake off being black, of course," he said.
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It's progress to shake off a bad half and dominate the second.
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However, the company has not been able to shake off the allegations.
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Still, now, it has failed to wholly shake off its negative image.
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It created a feeling of uneasiness that Prospero couldn't quite shake off.
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Dredge the chicken thighs in the mixture and shake off any excess.
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Even the market leader has been unable to shake off lackluster performance.
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"I don't think that's something the market would shake off," he added.
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One Iraqi cameraman took off his shirt to shake off the residue.
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The state has worked hard to shake off its tainted image. Gov.
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Kyle Lowry: star point guards with embarrassing playoff failures to shake off.
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I shake off the sleep and head to the shower around 6:45am.
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After nearly a decade in existence, it's time to shake off the cobwebs.
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But, it's clear that the younger royals want to shake off this reputation.
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Shake off any excess, and transfer chicken to 2 large rimmed baking sheets.
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Scott: There was that initial newness to shake off when we first started.
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Trust Taylor Swift to shake off a breakup like the best of them.
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And once you've earned the label, it can be hard to shake off.
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To shake off their "tech-bro" reputations, technology companies can do several things.
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Were you deliberately trying to shake off the pigeonhole you'd been put in?
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Now, she must do it again: shake off the hangover and heal thyself.
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Once at the office, I shake off these thoughts and focus on work.
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She stood up, trying to shake off the influence of the Bloody Mary.
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No matter what it says, the hotel industry can't just shake off Airbnb.
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It took even the broadcasters a few minutes to shake off the cobwebs.
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TFW: You are finally read to shake off the cobwebs and MOVE ON. 9.
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But for a team trying to shake off 92 losses, the enthusiasm is understandable.
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Britney Spears may have just found the best way to shake off her haters.
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Not everyone is convinced retailers will be able to shake off the election's weight.
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So, this is a great opportunity to help shake off your post-Thanksgiving blues.
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Taylor Swift sure knows how to shake off Twitter beef ... with a little shopping.
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"The socket's not a shock enough," he sings, trying to shake off the inertia.
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Pessimistic thoughts are hard to shake off until you recognize how illogical they are.
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Allowing them to shake off their government training wheels is a long way off.
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I cleaned the house frequently, trying desperately to shake off the cobwebs of sadness.
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Just being out helped shake off the sadness of another morning of jobless limbo.
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It's the time of year when we start to shake off that summer lull.
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She says that most people actually ignore and shake off a lot of microaggressions.
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First impressions are hard to shake off, and this won't go well for him.
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Markets around the globe remained upbeat and tried to shake off concerns surrounding Brexit.
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Slow-motion video is, IMHO, quite good — particularly for wet dog shake-off footage.
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The company could never shake off this debt, which had reached £1.9bn by March.
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He just tried to shake off the noise and deliver a typically dominant performance.
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Feel the wind in my hair (it's definitely MY hair) and shake off the rust.
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They could rebound mightily later this week and shake off jitters about a trade war.
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Her new job will also let her shake off one of her potential negative characteristics.
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"It's never easy to shake off a home run," said Lugo, who did just that.
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Wall Street also tried to shake off negative sentiment coming from the European political space.
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It's a brilliant time to shake off old emotional patterns that no longer serve you.
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It's a relief to finally shake off that fake snow and escape back into spring.
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U.S. markets meanwhile moved higher as stocks appeared to shake off the U.K. election shock.
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Shake off any excess and fry until dark brown and cooked through, about 8 minutes.
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Now time is a robe stitched through with ash I keep trying to shake off.
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But Netflix managed to shake off the worst of its losses, finishing down 21958 percent.
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And when it comes to thrills, they have often struggled to shake off their listlessness.
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Burnham wanted his team to shake off Friday's result: fifth out of six international teams.
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Some protesters said they also wished to shake off Iran's political influence in the country.
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Meantime in Europe, stocks were lower as investors failed to shake off trade war worries.
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Colonized self-loathing seems to be a national trait we will never fully shake off.
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If you can't shake off the grimness of "503's" final moments, you're not alone.
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That is a reputation that Mr Lacalle Pou, a keen surfer, hopes to shake off.
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" Zilhão published a stinging critique challenging the field to shake off its "anti-Neanderthal prejudice.
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They can shake off the responsibilities of parenthood for a few hours and feel free.
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The bank has struggled to shake off long-standing reputational issues after several years of scandal.
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A government tendency to dissemble during attacks by the Shabab has proven harder to shake off.
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England's state church wants to shake off its former image as "the Conservative Party at prayer".
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Shake off excess water, and use knife to smooth buttercream on sides and top of cake.
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But how do we shake off the village when we carry the world in our pocket?
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It's one of those games that you shake off, you turn the page and go forward.
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It's as if they were put under a spell that they had to slowly shake off.
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This album is about me trying to figure out how to shake off all this bullshit.
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Technology and energy stocks closed higher Monday, helping Wall Street shake off uncertainties following the explosion.
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Samsung supporters are hoping the company can shake off a nightmarish recall as its stock tumbles.
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But like others in the sector, AQR has not been able to shake off lackluster performance.
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Natascha has tried to shake off her past but sometimes finds it difficult to do so.
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Nor is it easy to shake off the canny glitz of Koons's porcelain singer and monkey.
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Turkey's economy is looking to shake off a recession brought on by 2018's currency crisis.
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I still can't shake off the memory of that day or how senseless their deaths were.
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For me, American culture and an American upbringing have always seemed too potent to shake off.
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European shares opened flat to weaker, unable to shake off the sombre mood in Asian trading.
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What was the No. 1 factor that helped them shake off their chains and become wealthy?
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I still can't shake off the memory of that day or how senseless their deaths were.
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Unable to shake off the pain of Alison's bullying, Mona became A — and the rest is history.
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People often still think of me as a child star, and that isn't easy to shake off.
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Meanwhile, I'll be calling a lot more Ubers while I wait for this clownphobia to shake off.
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In their 89th year, the Oscars are already trying to shake off accusations that they lack diversity.
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There's nothing like watching a precious pup happily shake off a face plant to make you smile.
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Pick up each blossom by the stem, shake off the vinegar and arrange it on the torchon.
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"Crude prices can't shake off global growth concerns," said Edward Moya, senior analyst at futures brokerage OANDA.
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Serena Williams knows how to shake off haters, especially when it comes to her bold beauty choices.
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I could loosen up sooner or later, and shake off some obsessions and even add some gags.
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The Falcons are trying to shake off a devastating Super Bowl loss to the New England Patriots.
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The part was "massively hard to shake off," he said, months afterward, still clad in George's shoes.
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Shake off Rihanna's after-party from last night and get ready: There's a lot to see today.
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The Hazaras have only in the past decade tried to shake off a long history of oppression.
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One by one toss the chicken pieces back into the flour mixture and shake off excess. 8.
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The bottom line: Uncertainty has descended upon the markets, and it will be hard to shake off.
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I even managed to shake off a bad cold, which would normally have landed me in bed.
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Can they shake off the fear of losing and focus on what it would mean to win?
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After checking into my hotel in Stockholm, I went for a stroll to shake off jet lag.
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Mae struggles to shake off the guilt she feels about her behaviour when she was an addict.
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They helped the state shake off the worst of the recession and bounce back in a big way.
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So if you've got the blues, upping your intake just might help you shake off those negative thoughts.
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Raqqa, which IS has used to plot attacks against the West, may soon now shake off the label.
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There's a scene in the pilot episode of HBO's Euphoria that is, pun intended, hard to shake off.
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I was positing near-future here, and even for an optimistic story, I couldn't quite shake off dystopia.
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If you can't shake off your misery over the split, here's a picture of Taylor Swift and Pitbull.
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Turns out a few stab wounds to the stomach aren't too hard to shake off for Arya Stark.
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This has been somewhat of an off week for me and I need to shake off this funk.
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It's a hard label to shake off — but as far as labels go, it's a pretty cool one.
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It begs the question of why movie goers are willing to shake off the effects of lousy reviews.
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I spoke to people who couldn't shake off years of addiction, which often began with legal prescription medications.
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I don't believe we can shake off the movies and music you watched as a 13-year-old.
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I wear a bikini to shake off that stiffness in my shoulders, because I know it isn't mine.
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She seemed to shiver slightly at the memory, as if trying to shake off the dust even now.
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There were occasions, however, when Haas would temporarily shake off the druggy haze and dazzle with his brilliance.
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For those who cannot shake off the emotional response, they keep on responding as if they're in danger.
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Ada can't simply shake off the pain of the past, because she suffers from a kind of PTSD.
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But it is unlikely that he alone can shake off the dragnet stretched across Trump world by Democrats.
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Gradually, they begin to shake off the stillness in Robert Wilson-esque slow motion, still intently staring ahead.
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Connecting online is also a good excuse to shake off rumpled clothes and shimmy into a snappy outfit.
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A humble disposition can help a person sustain a committed relationship, shake off grudges and suffer fools patiently.
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But the temple couldn't quickly shake off the stigma that had settled on it after the Cultural Revolution.
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It could never shake off this debt; the hole in its balance-sheet was £3.1bn by its collapse.
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"But of course, the sense of nationality — that sense of being Chinese — can be difficult to shake off."
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Light, slow stretching is all it takes to shake off grogginess and limber up for the day ahead.
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We asked therapists, life coaches, and financial whizzes what you can do to shake off those feelings of inadequacy.
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And once I walk off that field and shake off that pressure, I'll be ready to enjoy some football.
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NBA preseason is a time for everybody to shake off the rust, whether you're a player or a broadcaster.
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After World War II, it quickly embraced an uneasy neutrality, as it sought to shake off heavy Soviet exploitation.
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The fully tiled room here provides a showering station, with a tiled area to accommodate the subsequent shake-off.
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Volcanoes are also a good place for dragons to hang out and shake off the chill of the North.
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For example, a pneumonia patient who does not shake off a fever after two days of antibiotics needs attention.
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It didn't take long for US stock indexes to shake off the losses that stemmed from the coronavirus outbreak.
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But of course, she still struggled to shake off the guilt she felt for leaving her children at home.
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The Biebs managed to shake off his fall and turn it into a deep and meaningful metaphor for life.
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I do have to dry off his feet (obviously), but he doesn't need to shake off after wearing it.
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I shake off my sleepiness within a few minutes and hit a new personal high score on my bike.
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These incidents have obviously been harder to shake off than, say, a couple of nesting ospreys or transport problems.
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J retail banking unit division, to shake off MTN's reputation as a stock with a limited potential for growth.
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But Xiaomi has done little to shake off the image that Chinese manufacturers have of delivering lower-cost products.
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It was angular and unexpected, taking sharp turns as if trying to shake off the listener's patience and goodwill.
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Zimbabwe, which is trying to shake off its international pariah tag, started defaulting on its foreign debt in 1999.
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However, two recurring threads had a nasty, retrograde sting that we couldn't shake off: trans- and fat-phobic jokes.
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Hillary Clinton was able to shake off Bernie Sanders in 2016 primarily because of her advantage among black voters.
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But it earned him a reputation as a "president of the rich" that has been hard to shake off.
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But my experiences generally keep that hope in check; it is hard to shake off the doubt and pessimism.
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Shake off the excess flour, set the chicken on the rack, and repeat until all the chicken is coated.
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My husband and I built a new house but couldn't quite shake off the spirit of the old one.
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Surely, fourth-seeded Arizona, ranked No. 12 in the country, would shake off scandal and save the conference's honor?
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And that was just such a foreign concept for me that I kept having to shake off of myself.
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Then slide your plant out, loosen the roots and shake off about a third of the old potting mix.
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I spoke to drug users who couldn't shake off years of addiction, which often began with legal prescription medications.
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They were soon deemed square by younger, hipper readers, and they are still struggling to shake off that legacy.
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European stocks closed higher Wednesday, as markets worldwide attempted to shake off the major volatility seen in recent sessions.
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It took until 2013 for it to shake off that rating, and have its debt classified as investment grade.
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Depending on what happens when they pass, it could shake off a recent slump or slide towards a recession.
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The gains brought the blue-chip index's month-to-date rise to 4.5% as investors shake off coronavirus fears.
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Yeah, that would have concerned me a lot, that she could not shake off the 72-year-old socialist.
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Although they tried, they were unable to shake off the mongrel, who battled through injuries to race alongside them.
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That perception is something I want to shake off, because I've worked really hard to get to where I am.
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Her spring 2017 line is everything you'd want to shake off the winter blues: colorful, cheerful, and just cheeky enough.
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Part company with the tedium, shake off the blues, and ride along to add some colour to the monochrome routine.
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If Offset was trying to shake off any bad vibes, he certainly had enough pals around to help him forget.
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I thank Dr. Dixit and leave, hoping that I'll manage to shake off the mental print of that other me.
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This is unlikely to shake off the Trump zealots, that 35% of the Republican primary base who seem unshakably committed.
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If the Tories want to shake off the "nasty party" image for good, they should avoid making the same mistake.
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The incidents did little to help shake off the long-standing image of France as a hotbed if anti-innovation.
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Yet if you can shake off its familiarity the central idea—that a person should live vigorously, unapologetically—remains germane.
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But protesters say it also presents an opportunity to shake off the country's sectarian system and transition into civil governance.
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Whatever technique you try out, your goal should be to shake off the nightmare and salvage your night of sleep.
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But of course, she was still struggling to shake off the guilt she felt for leaving her kids at home.
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It's taken a long time to shake off caring what society thinks about me, and I'm not surprised by that.
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Cut into noodles about 3/23-inch thick, shake off the excess flour, and set aside under a damp towel.
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U.S. government debt yields rose on Friday as investors tried to shake off concerns of a potentially impending trade war.
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Bongo has tried to shake off this legacy by presenting a modern face with a development program run by technocrats.
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Ben Roethlisberger got pumped full of enough horse tranquilizer to shake off a shoulder injury for a game-winning drive.
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He also talked about the app's future, which will likely include video (assuming Confide can shake off that suit first).
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Later on, Pussy Riot will take the stage at Nautilus for an activation that will shake off the midweek slump.
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She also keeps a small trampoline on set to help her stay active and shake off excess energy between scenes.
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What all these directors had in common was a desire to shake off artifice and get closer to real life.
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Libya has struggled for nearly nine years to shake off the chaos that followed the four-decade rule of Col.
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Soak these little ones weekly in a bowl of water and shake off the excess — it's as easy as that.
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Konta needed 3 hours 10 minutes to shake off Donna Vekic of Croatia, 7-6 (4), 4-20143, 10-8.
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European markets are showing signs of recovery on Tuesday as investors shake off some concerns about the spreading coronavirus outbreak.
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On Sunday, another top seed, Kansas, will try to shake off its history of losing in tournament upsets and advance.
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Well, as he explained on Wednesday's episode of The Late Show, he still hasn't been able to shake off his disbelief.
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But after you shake off the heeby jeebies, the thought of equipping a phone with five cameras isn't actually that ridiculous.
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European stocks finished mixed on Monday, as investors tried to shake off the sharp fall in oil prices and mining stocks.
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But it was his first time playing at Augusta since 2015 and clearly there is still some rust to shake off.
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But it is a bullet that protesters say they are willing to bite in a bid to shake off widespread corruption.
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Clinton and her husband must shake off the New Hampshire loss, one of the most stinging of their long political careers.
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It's a tough metaphor to shake off for an inventor who is strapping a bunch of jet engines to his limbs.
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Today, people who partake in raqs al-sharqi professionally struggle to shake off the sexual misconceptions that surround their art form.
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"In the long run, probably," Vargas said he would be able to shake off this outing after all the great starts.
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It took B.B. some time to shake off her frightening past and embrace the happily ever after she had been given.
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"He has long sought to shake off the abnormal military-first policy the country has stuck to for a long time."
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Oil edged up on Tuesday, supported by a recovery in the equities market, but still struggled to shake off Monday's decline.
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Abe took office in late 2012 with a bold plan to shake off 15 years of deflation and sub-par growth.
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To win the Tour, with two prestigious mountain stage wins along the way, Thomas had to shake off his unlucky tag.
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With the new season's release opening the floodgate of earnest thinkpieces, I wanted to try and shake off my Lynch cynicism.
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Perhaps Trump can shake off a few scandals like this and blame his subordinates with some big public "you're fired" fireworks.
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Parker, the saxophone bebop pioneer, still only 33, had been trying to shake off a bad stretch in his tumultuous career.
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It's also a three-province region bordering Siberia and North Korea, with an economy that's struggled to shake off industrial overcapacity.
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"It's about losing yourself for a minute and being able to shake off the woes of the day," Mr. Aviance said.
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It's the perfect way to meet your colleagues, expand your network, shake off the winter blues and just have some fun.
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Taylor Swift still can't shake off the sale of her former record label, nor the private equity firm that enabled it.
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Her head movements are staccato; her arms are like powerful wings; her hands vibrate as if their fingers shake off sparks.
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NEW YORK, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Even the most resilient of markets cannot shake off the impact of the global coronavirus outbreak.
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The gathering is part of efforts by bin Salman to transform the country's economy and shake off its reliance on oil.
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Only when people are given a clear choice on this question can the country begin to shake off the Brexit virus. ■
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"I can't shake off the fear," said Mauro Viola, 64, who said he had not slept and had spent the night outside.
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Cool and aloof, he has never been able to shake off suspicions that he is a secret member of the Communist Party.
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Despite this, he has found it hard to shake off the impression of somebody who is careless about the company he keeps.
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Oil markets saw a tick-up in later European trade, as investors tried to shake off concerns over a global supply glut.
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Newspaper ads beseech customers to shake off the yoke of multinational firms in the way their forebears resisted Britain's East India Company.
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Olaf Scholz, the vice-chancellor and finance minister, exudes competence and ambition but struggles to shake off his robotic "Scholz-omat" reputation.
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Interventionists note that trade patterns will not change until countries shake off commodity dependence and give a helping hand to their industries.
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All the while, Dumpson is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
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Seasoned concert-goers such as Ms Moore can shake off such rebukes; many first-time attendees might have left it at that.
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The DA chose its first black leader, Mmusi Maimane, last year, seeking to shake off its image as a white, elitist movement.
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A new election law has opened the door to more independent candidates, many eager to shake off Lebanon's legacy of sectarian politics.
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Striker Romelu Lukaku scored a goal in each half as the talent-packed team looked determined to shake off its underachiever tag.
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Its finding effectively shuts the door on the U.S. asset management debate and should boost insurers' efforts to shake off the label.
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Oil prices rose on Thursday to shake off some of the previous session's losses, supported by plunging exports from OPEC-member Venezuela.
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Shake off the moody blues of Pisces season (yes, even if they were kinda fun to revel in) and keep it moving.
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They look about as bad as they sound—but maybe this prequel can shake off those Ls and turn out all right.
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Her team was toiling to shake off questions about the initial decision to keep her diagnosis secret amid questions about her health.
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Sudan's interim ruling council, composed of civilian and military officials, is now seeking to shake off decades of diplomatic and economic isolation.
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It may also nourish mental health more broadly, providing a psychological resource to shake off grudges, suffer fools patiently and forgive oneself.
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When you wake up, drink a glass of water, brush your teeth or make your bed to help shake off your sleepiness.
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However, the same stubborn medallion that wouldn't shake off for Amanda and Zach is now causing problems for Jozea and Da'Vonne as well.
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Macron has long struggled to shake off the tag of "president of the rich" and the view that he is out of touch.
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Knightley has admitted that she's felt "quite guilty — like it was something that I should try to shake off" about playing historical roles.
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Lyft has a kinder, gentler image that it can capitalize on as Uber works to shake off multiple controversies and growing negative sentiment.
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For the Democrats, it's time to stop rehashing 2016, shake off those losses, and aim higher than reckless calls for President Trump's impeachment.
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Payments company Wirecard advanced after raising its profit outlook for 2019 as it tried to shake off allegations of fraud and false accounting.
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Aeroflot has fought hard to shake off its reputation as a creaking Soviet airline and win over service-conscious European and Asian travelers.
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The San Jose Sharks host the Winnipeg Jets on Monday afternoon in a matchup of two teams looking to shake off recent struggles.
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And while the Republican Party spent decades trying to shake off Nixon's ghost, it would also represent his reincarnation, if not necessarily rehabilitation.
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Did doing El Bronx give you the chance to shake off the feelings of Bronx III and approach the band with fresh eyes?
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Maybe that's because I'm more worried by the twitching of random muscles in my butt, like they're trying to shake off the cold.
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European shares eked small gains, with advances at sportswear group Adidas and British bank Barclays helping shake off a retreat in tech stocks.
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Nevertheless, Mester — one of the Federal Open Market Committee's more hawkish members — said she expects the U.S. to shake off the current problems.
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Italian banks may be rallying on Monday, but the sector has still to shake off the concerns over their hefty bad loan books.
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Walesa's defenders say that, whatever the authenticity of the documents, they cannot undermine his merits in leading efforts to shake off communist rule.
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With the success of each song, the band has helped shake off some of the stigmas surrounding with the transgender community in India.
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Bate said she was out on the town with a cousin as each tried to shake off "wrong relationships" that had just ended.
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Despite attempts to undo colonialism's effects on the black psyche, the colonial stigma against African religions seems to be hardest to shake off.
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As a teenager (played by American Crime's Connor Jessup), Oscar cannot shake off what his dad told him about that hate crime victim.
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Pitching for the first time in seven days, Gonzalez was able to shake off the rust in his first start of the year.
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My years in gyms had taught me to shake off twinges and other distractions, never permitting them to stop my workout or run.
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He argued that an Islamic religious revival would enable the Muslim world to catch up to the West and shake off colonial rule.
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That pitch won over fans who saw him as exactly the kind of leader the kingdom needed to shake off its conservative past.
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He left his apartment once to buy a thermometer, but otherwise spent the day in bed thinking he'd shake off whatever he had.
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If Hispanics shake off their apathy and turn out in record-high numbers in crucial states, a Democrat may well defeat President Trump.
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Shake off the naysayers and trudge on, through the mud and the filth and the slime, knowing that you have a higher purpose.
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Infantino Gaga Wrist Rattle, available on Target, $6.99Wrist rattles are the distraction that baby won't accidentally shake off as easily as other toys.
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That would be another milestone for Ukraine, which is struggling to shake off the grip of vested interests and corruption in the country.
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Instead, they&aposre concerned the shared-channels feature won&apost give Slack enough of a boost to shake off the threat from Teams.
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"A much need &aposinjection of confidence&aposStill, Jaluria noted that "it may take some time for Slack to shake off the &aposMicrosoft overhang.
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Today western Europe is enjoying a rare spell of exuberance, but parts of the east are finding it hard to shake off old neuroses.
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Denver's and Carolina's offenses could not shake off the strengths of the opposing defenses, leaving viewers to wonder when either team would break loose.
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"It's always nice to get out and make some birdies early, shake off some rust," said Fowler, who skipped last week's WGC-Match Play.
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Washington (CNN)Tom Price, President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, can't seem to shake off ethics questions.
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The other reasons to volunteer financial data is to reassure investors (current and potential), shake off stereotypes for Nigeria and better position Carbon globally.
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In an attempt to modernize the pageant and shake off certain stigmas, the swimsuit portion of the pageant is getting an athleisure-inspired update.
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The move is aimed at helping Switzerland and its wealth management industry shake off their image as a secretive haven for ill-gotten riches.
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Toss the onions in the flour and cayenne and "shake" off excess by shaking the rounds in a strainer once they have been breaded.
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But the duo of Carapaz and Landa proved too hard to shake off, while Bilbao sprinted to victory on the day ahead of Landa.
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Saga has been trying to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and had begun rebranding after a profit warning in April.
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Face of a woman, calm transparent egg straining to shake off the thick head of hair through which she remains bound to primitive nature.
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Imran Khan, elected to power recently, and yet to shake off his image as playboy of the Western world, plays a similarly duplicitous game.
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As the older women pass along their training, some of the younger dancers try to shake off their lineal power, and suffer for it.
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Stocks closed higher on Friday as investors tried to shake off jitters concerning trade tensions between the U.S. and China, with energy shares rising.
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Asia markets were mostly down on Monday afternoon as investors attempted to shake off jitters about trade tensions between the United States and China.
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Acute poverty pushed many Otomí to migrate to the United States, the only way to shake off childhoods when they went hungry and shoeless.
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It is a world where we can all come together, be lost in the moment and shake off all of life's problems, for once.
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Perhaps the soda titan thought it would be able to shake off its corporate stigma, but diplomacy erodes quickly in the Lone Star state.
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But Brat and his colleagues are desperate to shake off the stench of stopping the GOP's seven-year quest to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Despite retrospectively editing Hannah Baker's controversial suicide scene this year, "13 Reasons Why" has struggled to shake off the questionable morals of the show.
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The country has struggled to shake off the effects of that recession which ended in 2017, and has been grappling with low growth since.
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The slight decline in new cases helped Asian shares and U.S. stock futures rise as investors tried to shake off worries about the epidemic.
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Shake off your post-holiday doldrums and join the movers and shakers of the startup community at Galvanize in San Francisco on February 7.
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As it departs, it will steadily brighten and grow in size as sunlight continues to shake off the dust from a long, cold sleep.
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European stocks finished Friday's session in the black, as investors tried to shake off concerns surrounding trade and political disruption in the White House.
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"Moving forward, we will do everything we can to shake off outside distractions, improve management and make progress towards our strategic goals," Guo said.
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Global markets, however, tried to shake off geopolitical concerns, with Asia closing mostly higher, and U.S. stocks trading higher as investors embraced another earnings season.
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The country is still struggling to shake off the vestiges of an epic corruption scandal that has engulfed the highest levels of government and business.
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But after getting beaten over the head with neon pussy words in this exhibition, I couldn't shake off the question: Why stage this retrospective now?
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And don't worry about the "global multilateral trading system" – a fiction bandied about to discredit U.S. policies seeking to shake off its excessive trade deficits.
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New York (CNN Business)America's convenience stores are trying to shake off their reputation as gas stations with hot dogs on rollers and Slurpees inside.
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Most European markets had managed to shake off what had been a sluggish start to leave the pan-regional Stoxx 803 index up 280 percent.
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Working with 4 or 5 pieces at a time, coat in flour and shake off excess, then coat with egg and let excess drip off.
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We need to shake off the illusion that this is the only way our society can operate, just because we grew up within that system.
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And France's government has been trying hard to shake off the negative image of the country and introduce new laws to foster its digital economy.
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Colorful incidents of bad behavior, like egging his neighbor's multi-million dollar mansion, and peeing in a bucket at nightclub, were hard to shake off.
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European markets closed under slight pressure on Monday as investors failed to shake off the sharp declines seen in both oil prices and mining stocks.
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From thrillers, to comedies, documentaries and TV shows, it's all there for you as you shake off the summer and settle into a new season.
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Should Donald Trump shake off his recent slump and pull ahead in the race, the market will fall, according to one analysis of recent trends.
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But for many of us in the San Francisco Bay Area, it's hard to shake off a deeply pessimistic outlook about prospects for police reform.
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That's why we've partnered with our pals at Sole Society to not only help you shake off the cubicle blues, but do it in style.
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Headley's heroics helped reliever Dellin Betances shake off his first blown save, and allowed Carlos Beltran to smile in the clubhouse over a milestone homer.
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The Pacers will try to shake off another road loss and continue their high level at home when they host the Denver Nuggets on Friday.
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The Sharks hope to make their first appearance in the Cup finals and shake off a shorter but no less futile history of postseason disappointment.
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Economic growth in Brazil is contracting sharply for the second year running, as the country struggles to shake off its worst recession in eighty years.
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From university education to beauty standards, there have been widespread calls to decolonize our ideas and institutions, and shake off old colonial beliefs and strictures.
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We're taught that talking about our dreams is juvenile, self-indulgent, and that we should shake off their traces and get on with our day.
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He undergoes two hours of physiotherapy five times a week and is still taking antibiotics to shake off the dangerous infection, according to party officials.
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She showed an admirable desire to shake off the entrapments of many Washington interests in favor of pragmatic problem-solving on behalf of regular people.
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Asia markets closed higher on Wednesday, following the stronger lead from Wall Street overnight as traders appeared to shake off new North Korea missile concerns.
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The dispute is complicating efforts to shake off graft allegations that could hurt the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) ahead of next year's presidential election.
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If the Padres can shake off their injuries, find an offense and win some games, they could be right back in the NL West race.
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Claudia Padrón Cueto, 26, a journalist who writes for El Toque, a nonofficial online publication, said some people were beginning to shake off their fear.
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Because it is so episodic, Keanu is able to shake off its less funny passages, so they don't hang over the rest of the film.
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It's long been a belief among pundits that no matter the outrageousness of the comment, Trump can shake off the bad press and foster support.
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Banks and insurers were on the back foot, unable to shake off revelations in a high profile months-long inquiry of widespread misconduct in the industry.
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It would be harder to shake off any charges against Flynn, a leading surrogate during the campaign who assumed a top job in the White House.
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But analysts the size of the demands against MTN risk further undermining Nigeria's efforts to shake off an image as a risky frontier market for investors.
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Apple's voice assistant Siri searches the web using Bing rather than Google, and Apple Maps was created explicitly to shake off Apple's dependence on Google Maps.
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Swift's alleged groping is the kind of incident that many women feel obligated to shake off, but the pop star's deposition proves exactly why we shouldn't.
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If there's one thing that losing him has taught me, it's to shake off some of those inhibitions that adulthood brings, and give far fewer fucks.
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I've taken to referring to these moments as my nightmare "comedowns," in which I try to shake off my fear and return to the real world.
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It took Providence about 10 minutes to shake off the rust after not playing since Sunday, but once they did, there was no stopping the Friars.
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Yet party loyalties take a long time to shake off, and while the South certainly appears lost to Democrats today, the break-up was very gradual.
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The big question mark is antitrust scrutiny, which investors believe the two insurers can shake off because they have less overlap than their previously failed deals.
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Here's a way for boomers to share the wealth with their children and grandkids: Cover the cost of preschool and shake off gift taxes to boot.
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The Milwaukee Bucks look to get more players involved offensively and shake off a disappointing performance when they host the struggling Phoenix Suns on Sunday afternoon.
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Some even got to the point of needing to delete the characters they'd developed such an attachment to, just to try and shake off the memory.
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When I'm onstage, it takes a minute for the nerves to shake off, but it feels like when I'm moving when I'm doing my solo stuff.
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He lost to Clinton after failing to shake off his image as a starchy Yankee oblivious to the struggles of heartland Americans during an economic downturn.
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How eager Dr. Kramer had been to shake off the chains of his celebrity as the author of "Listening to Prozac," published way back in 1993!
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At the end of the night, a person can take off their offensive costume, but minorities can't easily shake off their culture in the same way.
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Giles is in a deep funk, and keeping him out for at least a game was likely necessary to help him shake off his recent blunders.
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Before U.S. markets opened, equity and oil prices struggled to shake off coronavirus fears after Wall Street's worst rout since the Black Monday crash of 2500.
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Before U.S. markets opened, equity and oil prices struggled to shake off coronavirus fears after Wall Street's worst rout since the Black Monday crash of 215.
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But it's a crisp April morning, the sun is streaming in, and Sullivan knows just how to shake off our winter blues—using, yes, root vegetables.
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Rhode Island struggled longer than most states to shake off the effects of the last recession, at times recording the highest employment rate in the nation.
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So shake off those pre-meeting jitters in a stylish yet affordable new blouse, and don't be surprised if you're met with a compliment or two.
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And then there's the broader issue of China's being a wealthier and more powerful country; under any leader, Beijing was going to shake off its reticence.
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Whatever the real, hardheaded odds against the revolution's success, it was the manifestation of a tremendous will to live; to shake off stagnation, corruption and hopelessness.
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Jose Arreola walked into a Southern California gas station to buy Mentos on a Friday night in March and still can't shake off what happened next.
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He was unable to shake off the recourse to violent ways, a path embraced by many of his contemporaries, as the legitimate counter to violent oppression.
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While oil-production companies can always file conveniently for bankruptcy, those left in the wake of an abandoned project cannot so readily shake off the consequences.
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In the seemingly endless quest for an answer, people in the region have been empowered to shake off the restraints of subjecthood and to rediscover citizenship.
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It was hard to shake off, but when you have a small child you have no real choice but to hook back into your real life.
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This time there was a little rust to shake off — she only gave birth in September — and she didn't quite move as when at her best.
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Yang, who was on holiday with her mother, said the survivors huddled together to try to shake off the cold and did not loosen their grip.
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She's already been creating buzz and fan theories around her newest album on Instagram, and now it seems like everyone is ready to shake off the drama.
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European stocks finished the week on a positive note, as investors digested another set of earnings reports and tried to shake off the decline in oil prices.
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European stocks came under pressure to finish Monday's trading lower, as investors failed to shake off concerns over commodities and the continued sell-off in Chinese equities.
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You'll wake up this morning feeling able to shake off whatever bad vibes are lingering around—and thank goddess for that, because it's been a rough week!
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Favorite Neff looked to attack but could not shake off Rissveds and Wloszczowska — the effort taking its toll as she began to struggle on the fourth lap.
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But more important will be how the markets shake off the action of the past week, and whether any other factors that could upset markets are lurking.
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Williams had to shake off the rust to post the 23-237 (203), 220-20 victory in one hour and 224 minutes in the women's singles match.
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Drawing inspiration from Tunisia, where protesters toppled a dictator just days before, the Egyptian marchers aimed to shake off the fossilised and unaccountable regime of Hosni Mubarak.
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In the meantime, we should defiantly shake off the idea that pleasure is slightly shameful or frivolous and become early adopters of this rational kind of hedonism.
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European markets posted modest gains by Monday's close, as investors pored over fresh corporate earnings and tried to shake off any concerns surrounding Spain's ongoing constitutional crisis.
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It was not the ode to capitalist luxury and open-market glamour that many in Poland, hoping to shake off associations of Eastern bloc drab, were expecting.
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An online travel agent is trying to shake off the dingy image of youth hostels by hiring pop singer Mariah Carey to star in a marketing campaign.
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And against all odds, the diva of divas managed to shake off all of the drama and make it happen with backup dancer and choreographer Bryan Tanaka.
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Liking records has, over the years, become something that someone can base an entire personality around, and those, oddly enough, can be quite hard to shake off.
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Trying to shake off the sameness that has settled over a lot of wildlife programming is a commendable instinct, but the treatment here is a bit much.
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Shot in black-and-white, the movie tries to shake off the biopic doldrums, employing a fragmented structure that emphasizes isolated moments instead of a narrative arc.
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The 2019 VMAs upheld this tradition, a night that cemented a few winners and served up a couple of losses that may be hard to shake off.
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Brexiteers claimed that Britain could shake off the union's principle of free movement of people yet somehow maintain the usual level of free trade with the continent.
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"Out of My Head," featuring ALMA and Tove Lo, is about getting silly and drunk in a bid to shake off someone you can't stop obsessing over.
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But it is unlikely that he alone can shake off the dragnet stretched across Trump world by Democrats, most systematically by the House Judiciary Committee this week.
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And that actually, this is a perfect opportunity for us to shake off the confusion and the disillusionment, and say, you know, this is our country, actually.
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But the loss raised the question of how quickly the team would be able to shake off the effects of Saturday's clincher and return to crisp baseball.
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The idea is to handle the noodles gently (being careful not to squash them) and shake off the dusting starch by tapping the noodles on both ends.
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It is one of many examples — virginity tests, parents' permission to get an abortion — that smacks of the puritanical influence our culture can't seem to shake off.
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S.M.U. 216, MEMPHIS 55 Sterling Brown scored 213 points to help No. 2114 Southern Methodist (2114-212, 55-4 A.A.C.) shake off pesky Memphis (15-13, 6-9).
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Many companies have resumed production in Kumamoto, and economists say if this trend continues then Japan should be able to quickly shake off the impact on factory output.
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I didn't really believe polyphasic sleep would allow me to magically start a company or become a better person, but maybe it could help shake off some lethargy.
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Moon's Trump-era dogma and gun-centric focus seems to have helped him shake off the stigma associated with the "Moonies" and appeal to a wider American demographic.
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Trudeau came into the campaign trying to shake off the effects of an ethics scandal and ran into further problems when photos emerged of him wearing black face.
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This is the point in every summer where we all have to come to terms with what is possible and shake off whatever is just dehydration-induced delusion.
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The virtual demonstration appears to be an attempt to get real athletes to think twice before trying to "shake off" a possible concussion and return to game play.
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As for Jimmy, he's trying to shake off his throwdown with Chuck and focus on his solo practice venture — that means new low budget commercials and new horizons.
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The company's stock price rose more than 3% on Wednesday, continuing to shake off trade war fears and pushing back towards a 13-year high touched in June.
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The Heat, meanwhile, needed the day off Saturday to shake off the disappointment of Friday&aposs 95-94 loss at Denver that tipped off a six-game trip.
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In a country that's trying to shake off the reputation of being soft on bringing the powerful to justice, the judicial process for Yarrington will be closely watched.
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Yet party loyalties take a long time to shake off, and the shift of white Southerners from being solid Democrats to solid Republicans was in reality more gradual.
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The dollar's slide soon after the data, which compounded worries of an economic slowdown, helped bullion shake off limited headwinds from earlier in the session and turn positive.
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"There were two professional politicians speaking and you just couldn't shake off the suspicion that both of them could work together in government without much friction," it added.
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"We've not had any fresh positive triggers to allow markets to shake off the general cloud of negativity," said Anand James, chief market strategist at Geojit Financial Services.
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Here are tips that help keep off the pounds, shake off salt and sugar, eliminate hangovers and stave off stomachaches, indigestion and spikes in cholesterol and blood pressure.
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"Moving forward, we will do everything we can to shake off outside distractions, improve management, and make progress towards our strategic goals," Guo said in his press release.
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Earlier, futures indicated a higher open as global markets appeared to shake off Tuesday's terror attacks in Brussels and trade thinned in the buildup to the Easter holiday.
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Taiwan is struggling to shake off last year's recession, with the economy shrinking more than expected in the first quarter as trade weakness showed no sign of abating.
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Sufferers are usually aware that air travel is one of the safest forms of transportation, but are unable to shake off anxieties about crashing, or losing self-control.
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So end the disaster, take the loss, and use the time between now and the start of next year to shake off the stigma around the Samsung name.
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Not all had been supporters of Red Guard brutality—some were simply idealists who found it hard to shake off the leftist ideology they had believed was unassailable.
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Yet she seems incapable, because of the furious conviction of her opponents and her own shortcomings as a politician, to shake off a popular suspicion that she is.
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Novelists send their characters abroad for the same reason we send ourselves: for a change of pace, to get out of a rut, to shake off the rust.
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The Socialist candidate, Pedro Sánchez, has also struggled to shake off the image of a party mired almost as deeply in corruption scandals as Mr. Rajoy's conservative party.
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The company is trying to shake off this image but its choice of endorsers - tennis ace Andy Murray and pro golfer Jordan Spieth among other athletes - isn't helping.
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U.S. stock index futures are set for a positive open Friday, as investors shake off concerns surrounding overhauling the tax system and turn their attention to upcoming data.
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He added, "The happiest thing about the Olympics is that when foreigners see the Games taking place here, we can shake off our stigma as a dangerous place."
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — For most of his tumultuous 23 months in office, President Trump has tried to shake off anyone who would restrain his insurgent style of leadership.
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Stocks are struggling to shake off the pullback amid the coronavirus outbreak, but investors may be able to hide out in one information technology stock, according to JPMorgan.
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This may work for smartphone apps, which are easy to update, but not for most other products, where a reputation for shoddiness may be impossible to shake off.
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But Mbappe's speed is an undeniable asset running at Vertonghen, and Pogba's ability to shake off Fellaini in the last 10 minutes is a good sign for France.
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Luca Paolozzi, head of Confindustria's research unit, pointed out that Italy had not grown since 2000—a 16-year stagnation which the country seems unable to shake off.
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Before the lunch break, Briana Twigg, a self-defense instructor, demonstrated some jujitsu moves, including one that she called the hitchhike, designed to shake off a grabby aggressor.
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Who is to blame for the Dow entering a technical correction at one point intraday on Monday, and since that point being unable to shake off continued volatility?
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"Its not a new incident but (the subpoena) is enough to shake off some of the more skittish bulls on the story," said Maxim Group analyst Stephen Anderson.
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They converted 27 Binghamton giveaways into 32 points, enabling them to shake off a slow start to pick up their fourth consecutive victory at the Petersen Events Center.
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The Ducks will shake off the sorrow of losing Boucher and ride the experience of Dylan Ennis, Tyler Dorsey and Dillon Brooks to get them over the hump.
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European equities finished mostly higher Monday as markets in the region tried to shake off concerns surrounding tariffs and focus on the positive trading seen in individual stocks.
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Along with a few innocuous questions, the survey asks students about their mental health, whether they ever feel unable to "shake off the blues," and their families' financial situation.
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Not to be confused with National Beer Lover's Day (September 7th), National Beer Day is the ultimate excuse to shake off our blues and chase away the Monday scaries.
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Trump will seek independence from America's leadership in world affairs and "shake off burdens placed on the U.S. by multilateral institutions and a range of allies," Eurasia Group added.
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His efforts to shake off the tag weren't helped by the release of a video by his office showing Macron berating his team for a speech on welfare reform.
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If I'm being honest, at noon on a Sunday when it's a 109 degrees outside, people aren't really trying to get up and shake off their hangovers quite yet.
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A day before the parade, Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze, the Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister on European and Euroatlantic Integration, said the parade would help Ukraine shake off its "imperial legacy".
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But by the 1990s most began slimming down, and the best-known remaining industrial conglomerates are now determined to shrink (General Electric) or shake off the conglomerate label (3M).
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O'Rourke, 46, gets coverage for hitting the road on a solo road trip to fuel 2020 buzz and shake off what he called a "funk" after losing to Sen.
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Try to be patient, shake off the haters, and realize that no single trend piece can capture the complexities of a generation made up of over 65 million people.
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On Wall Street, the Nasdaq Composite rose to an all-time high as earnings from Texas Instruments lifted chipmaker stocks and helped shake off regulatory concerns facing Big Tech.
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European stocks finished firmly in the red on Monday as investors failed to shake off concerns over a potential interest rate hike in September by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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And it helped the company shake off its old image—that of being a company whose products cost hundreds of dollars more than regular consumers were willing to spend.
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After Clinton was abruptly interrupted by Donald Trump, the Democratic candidate felt it would be best to literally shake off Trump's claims about his amazing judgement and winning temperament.
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"If [the report is] even close to being OK and people shake off the bad news from last December, I think you can go long the stock," he said.
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Even though the moment doesn't allow any time for him to shake off rust, show hesitation, or behave like a normal human probably would, Smart doesn't think that way.
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She was free to shake off the restrictive expectations of women artists, including female nudes in her early exhibits and taking classes in which she was the only woman.
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European stocks fluctuated on Monday to close slightly lower, as investors struggled to shake off concerns surrounding the persistent low oil prices and the poor performance in European banks.
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Since he hasn't been able to shake off the yoke of feudal power in the 69 years of Pakistan's existence, this perception is not going to change anytime soon.
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Brazil lost its investment grade credit rating two years ago and needs to restore confidence in its government accounts to stir investment and shake off a two-year recession.
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Second, now that they are more vulnerable to competition and takeovers, they have been forced to shake off a long-standing tendency for successful Mexican companies to become flabby.
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What Brazil needs most now is to shake off the cult of personality that has caused a toxic dependence on politics that revolves around the same cast of characters.
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European stocks closed higher Friday, as investors tried to shake off political turbulence in the region and focus on upbeat earnings and the prospect of continuing stimulus in Europe.
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It can be a discouraging time, but there is a way to shake off the rust, reinvigorate your career, and unlock new possibilities: pursue a Master of Business Administration.
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Many analysts are already expecting the central bank to cut the rate further this year as the island's trade-reliant economy struggles to shake off last year's brief recession.
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Some companies have already started to resume production, and economists say if this trend continues then Japan should be able to quickly shake off the impact on factory output.
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Nine months after giving birth, those same mothers reported more depressive symptoms like having a poor appetite, not being able to shake off the blues and experiencing restless sleep.
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The U.S.'s third-largest bank has yet to shake off a year-long sales practices scandal that has hammered its reputation, sparking management changes, lawsuits, and government investigations.
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And if the Indians shake off the injuries that have recently decimated their roster and win their first World Series in 68 years, the transformation will be more dramatic.
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Minor edits throughout Ryan Woolridge recorded 19 points and nine rebounds to help No. 8 Gonzaga shake off pesky Texas-Arlington 72-66 on Tuesday night at Spokane, Wash.
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A museum's makeover: The Africa Museum on the outskirts of Brussels reopened after an expensive five-year revamp that aimed to shake off its racist and pro-colonial image.
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It might sound like a ridiculous thing to think, but right there in that Tube carriage, I felt an unpleasant, anxious feeling that I wanted to shake off immediately.
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Even with the uncertainty surrounding North Korea, safe-haven assets such as the Japanese yen and gold weren't as popular as investors worldwide tried to shake off geopolitical jitters.
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"It's going to be very difficult for MBS to rehabilitate his reputation and shake off this record of impetuousness, of poor decisionmaking," Miller said, using the crown prince's nickname.
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U.S. Treasury yields were slightly higher on Wednesday, as investors analyzed new data while trying to shake off any concerns surrounding tensions between North Korea and the United States.
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"Men tend to shake off rejection more quickly than women," she said, "but it's absolutely true that entrepreneurs are made or broken by how they bounce back from adversity."
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But it wasn't an exclusive, small class or a one-on-one session: she joined a class of 60 to shake off her jet lag with some downward dogs.
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His whole neck will shake off this white death-throe inflicted by space on the bird denying it, but not the horror of soil where the feathers are caught.
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The U.S.'s third-largest bank has yet to shake off a year-long sales practices scandal that has hammered its reputation, sparking management changes, lawsuits and government investigations.
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In 2005, he believed that Massachusetts needed to shake off the cautious skepticism that had led to 16 years of Republican governors elected to temper a Democratic-led legislature.
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While many analysts are excited about the feature&aposs potential, others aren&apost convinced it will give Slack enough of a boost to shake off the threat from Teams.
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It was hard to shake off the shame – I wanted to confide in friends, but I didn't know how to tell them I was feeling unsafe in my own house.
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While it's difficult to shake off the anxiety of this scene, "Stuntin'" at least gives Zendaya the first of many opportunities this season to show off her dazzling acting chops.
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Moving through the motions of simulated sex, I tried to shake off the old, anxious voice in my head and remember the woman I am without a camera on me.
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Drogon suffered a hell of an attack from the wights during the battle, and retreated in order to literally shake off a cadre of wights and perhaps heal his wounds.
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German carmakers are also struggling to shake off an emissions scandal that has dented their reputation and could cost billions of euros to refit diesel vehicles with greener exhaust filters.
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I put on Lady Gaga on Spotify (which my brother-in-law pays for), and G. and I have a dance party in our undies and shake off the grumpies.
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Several countries, including Canada, have successfully tested prescription heroin as an addiction treatment for opioid users who have been unable to shake off their addiction through other forms of treatment.
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"As we saw with the clearly disappointing jobs report, even some bad news is not enough to shake off the positive feeling that has been driving prices higher," he said.
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But if you just don't feel safe for whatever reason (sometimes you just can't shake off paranoia) and having these measures gives you some kind of calm, you do you.
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Shia politicians want to shake off their image as clients of Iran, while Sunni Arab ones are moving away from the politics of rejection and the dream of reconquering Baghdad.
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With a proper mandate and some clout in Parliament, the prime minister would have the chance to shake off the "Theresa Maybe" nickname that we gave her earlier this year.
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As of Wednesday's close, the 2194-stock index has added more than 211.20,215.6 points this week as investors shake off fears that the coronavirus will slow down the global economy.
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Criminalizing young black girls may lead to the "once a 'bad kid,' always a 'bad kid'" label that can be hard for black youth to shake off once it's placed.
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Melodrama is full of reprises and callbacks, because no one among us can shake off our ghosts, and so we have to warp them into something we can live with.
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But in the end, Sergio was able to shake off what has been a Masters curse, and sank the final putt with another stroke of daylight between him and Rose.
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Shake off a mooching roommate or land an underpaid contract gig for a chance to re-up on lives and advance to a battle to the death with Mr. Peanutbutter.
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Thing start sluggish as the guy shake off the cobwebs of another sleepless night, but soon our conversation kick into gear as coffee and beer come to save the day.
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Sharapova is still looking to shake off the rust that came while serving a 15-month doping ban, but looked solid during the biggest moments of her first two matches.
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On Wednesday, Venus, the planet of love and values, squares off with warrior Mars to ignite passion—this is your cue to find a way to shake off your frustration.
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With multiple investigations into the company, it will be difficult to shake off the bad publicity that has caused the share price to drop precipitously over the last few months.
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It's like a visual representation of the feeling you get when you shake off a deadbeat and realise that, actually, they've been holding you back rather than enriching your life.
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That, combined with the obfuscating effect of a litany of other controversies, is perhaps why he has managed to shake off the worst of the criticism that followed the gesture.
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There's always a purpose and a meaning behind it, especially in this episode, where we watch as Elliot's world disintegrates around him, or as Angela tries to shake off Dom.
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Shake off the travel dust and learn the lay of the land during an aperitif boat ride along the Garonne as it flows through Bordeaux before emptying into the Atlantic.
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But throughout the better part of the last decade, D.C. has worked hard to shake off its tired reputation as an antiquated steakhouse town where meat-and-potatoes reign supreme.
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Federer has had limited court time since his epic defeat to Novak Djokovic at the Wimbledon final in July but appeared to shake off any remaining rust with the win.
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Turkey's economy contracted a less-than-expected 1.5% in the second quarter, the third straight quarterly contraction year-on-year as it looks to shake off the effects of recession.
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But its mayor has lately been trying to shake off the heritage of the British Empire — much like its newest and most famous residents, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan.
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For example, "13 Reasons Why" failed to shake off the controversy that&aposs surrounded it since the first season, and the "Riverdale" plot continues to get more and more absurd.
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The charter aims to widen ownership in South Africa's economy as it struggles to shake off the legacy of white rule more than two decades after the end of apartheid.
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One current executive said "she seems to be everywhere" in recent months, speaking at events like Cannes and CES as part of an effort to "shake off [WPP's] dusty image."
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Asian shares and U.S. stock futures rose on Wednesday, as investors tried to shake off worries about the coronavirus epidemic after a slight decline in the number of new cases.
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He pretended to play mute, seeming to draw inward, and tried to shake off his assailants, but they didn't loosen their grasp until he was turned over to the police.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Just last fall, it seemed that Japan was starting to shake off its legacy as a country with a poor record of putting women in political power.
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In practical terms, Thiel's financial backing meant that Hogan's legal team could shake off the loss in federal court and prepare for a protracted trial against Gawker in state court.
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Unless prices reliably rise 2 percent or so per year, it will be hard to shake off the crippling "deflationary mindset" that prompts consumers to hoard savings rather than spend.
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And it's hard not to shake off resentment that friends are starting to buy houses or nearly finished saving for a deposit and won't encounter any of the trials I did.
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It's only the second tournament for Nadal since he won his 12th French Open title, and it took him some time on Wednesday to shake off the effects of his inactivity.
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As if we will wake up on November 9 like it's the last episode of Newhart, shake off the bizarre dream of the Trump candidacy, and resume with our normal lives?
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Jaguar has worked hard over the last decade to build cars that buyers lust over, reinvent itself as a modern auto maker, and finally shake off its "old man sedan" image.
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But the process has definitely been helpful in allowing me time to relax and shake off some of the anxiety and sadness that has come along with a sudden chronic issue.
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One can assume that these dancers, whose average age is 82 according to the YouTube description, have had a lot more to shake off than a 26-year-old pop star.
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The End Of The Startup Gold Rush, Absurd Burn Rates And Tourist VCs Boston's tech scene should shake off its inferiority complex: The "Boston Tech Party" revolution is starting to unfold.
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Whether you're one of them, or you're just planning some spring travel to shake off cabin fever after a long winter, these five gadgets can help make your trip even better.
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Stocks could continue to shake off the recent round of weak data Wednesday, as Apple unveils its new iPhone 7 and two Fed officials are on the hot seat before Congress.
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It wants to shake off that image by deploying its expertise in so-called mixed-signal integrated circuits - which can handle both analogue and digital signals - to capture new market opportunities.
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Exports have begun to slowly shake off the lingering effects of the dollar's strength for much of the past two years against the currencies of the United States' major trading partners.
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Perhaps trying to shake off this perception, Theresa May, the prime minister, gave a fiery speech late last year accusing Mr Putin of "weaponising information" to sow discord in the West.
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Above all, we must shake off the 'it can't happen here' mentality and seriously contemplate the unprecedented danger Trump represents: that of the United States sliding into a form of fascism.
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Trump, on first major trip abroad as President, has sought to shake off the damaging political blowback from the drama, exacerbated by the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller last week.
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Wirecard is the leading German player in a payments sector that is rapidly expanding as established banks struggle to shake off the legacy of the global financial crash a decade ago.
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Perhaps the only player who has managed to shake off the onerous 'new Maradona' tag is Lionel Messi, this by outshining his predecessor's talents in spite of the near-impossible billing.
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Four years later, Chloe is looking a lot less skeptical — though it looks like she won't be able to shake off her claim to fame for a long time to come.
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The numbers show that economies of most major American metro areas have fully recovered, but many smaller cities are still struggling to shake off the lingering impact of the Great Recession.
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President Petro Poroshenko cheered the move as a vote of confidence in Ukraine, which is battling to shake off an image of entrenched corruption that has long deterred to foreign investors.
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In building the FN into a viable mainstream party, Le Pen has worked to shake off the baggage of its historical anti-semitism and deflect current accusations of racism and Islamophobia.
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But you would think people would be able to shake off their partisan stupor long enough to report accurately on an objective reality in which they live each day — the economy.
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He is brand new at the business of politics, and he vanquished the aspirations of 16 accomplished rivals in less time than it took Hillary Clinton to shake off Bernie Sanders.
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The whole house is upset, but it's time for a rose ceremony, damn it, and so the men all try to shake off the day and get ready for the bloodbath.
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"I've always struggled at this course," said Kisner, who credited his improvement to having had a chance to shake off the rust at last week's Tournament of Champions on nearby Maui.
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The difference on Favourite Worst Nightmare is that the fights are almost always with an idea of a person than a person themself and those are harder ones to shake off.
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Of course, my story is not unique — it's an experience that's probably shared by most American-born Asians as we shake off our perceived otherness and strive to prove our Americanness.
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The way he sees it, you&aposre defeating the purpose of waking up early if you gradually shake off your lethargy and plan out your day over a cup of coffee.
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The bank has struggled to shake off issues with its reputation after several years of scandal, the most recent of which centered on allegations of unlawful whistleblower mistreatment in early 2017.
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"You can't shake off racism, and we can't take the risk of having such a violent, ill-tempered, sexist, misogynous person [in the White House] as this man is," Machado said.
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Dua Lipa has a list of rules to follow to finally shake off someone who's bad for you — which, let's be honest, we all need to hear from time to time.
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Yet he has found it difficult to shake off allegations of fraud and corruption, resulting in violent anti-government protests in Tirana, including Molotov cocktails thrown at Rama's office last week.
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No. 9 Xavier hangs on to defeat Northern Iowa Ninth-ranked Xavier welcomed a pair of starters back to the lineup and its top scorer started to shake off a recent slump.
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The Fed's policy shift could make it tougher for Wells Fargo to shake off the unprecedented sanctions that the bank said on Thursday are expected to crimp earnings by around $100 million.
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However, the court criticised the bank for failing to treat its customers honestly - an accusation the sector has struggled to shake-off this year in the face of revelations of widespread misconduct.
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Payments firm Wirecard raised its 2019 outlook, as it sought to shake off allegations of fraud and false accounting to post a 40.7 percent rise in core profits in the first quarter.
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The pick up in consumption has allowed the economy to shake off the drag from mining and grow 3 percent in the last quarter of 2015, above even the most optimistic forecast.
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All of which lends credence to the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) long-held stance that consumers would eventually shake off worries about the global outlook and save less and spend more.
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But in recent months, the Trump whiplash has become harder to shake off for investors, especially in light of Trump's trade war with China and his public criticism of the Federal Reserve.
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Even after the BOJ's massive qualitative and quantitative easing (QQE) program and venture into negative interest rates territory, the Asian economy hasn't been able to boost domestic consumption and shake off deflation.
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Shirley, clearly unable to shake off an ingrained appetite for the macabre, now works at a funeral home that she owns with her perpetually in-over-his-head and left-out husband.
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He finished third in February's Iowa caucuses, and the Connecticut WASP was still struggling to shake off the impression that he was an elitist blueblood, out of touch with the American heartland.
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He even started a Facebook page called Pub Med on which he posts videos of himself meditating publicly in order to shake off misconceptions that might cling to the age-old practice.
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European markets eked out gains on Wednesday as investors tried to shake off oil's fluctuations and the slew of disappointing earnings ahead of the release of the U.S. Federal Reserve's next statement.
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" O'Rourke, in the middle of a media blitz this week, hasn't been able to shake off questions about the magazine cover published in March -- "Beto's CHOICE: I want to be in it.
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The 39-year-old leader, who argues that the left- and right-wing politics are an anachronism, is struggling to shake off the elitist image of his years as a Rothschild banker.
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Trump, on his first major trip abroad as President, has sought to shake off the damaging political blowback from the drama, exacerbated by the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller last week.
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Zwane says the charter aims to widen ownership in South Africa's economy, which has yet to shake off the legacy of white rule more than two decades after the end of apartheid.
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"Investors continue to shake off tweets, investigations and the personality of our president and they continue, I guess, to look at fundamentals," said Robert Fross, co-founder of Fross & Fross Wealth Management.
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Goldman Sachs advised clients to buy commodities and cash in the next few months as equities look to shake off a "fat and flat" trend of little growth so far this year.
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Markets were able to shake off economic data for a second consecutive session that indicated inflation pressures were building while weekly jobless claims data on Thursday pointed to a tightening labor market.
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Swedish producer, Tiger Stripes, has shared a bombastic new track called "Body Shake" off his forthcoming EP for Adam Beyer's Truesoul label, which falls under the umbrella of his acclaimed Drumcode imprint.
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By traveling in groups, he said, the migrants can shake off the "structure of coyotes, of drug traffickers or organized crime" that has controlled the trail for years, charging thousands of dollars.
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But being a member of an elite and secretive society also presented a challenge for Mr. Bush, who struggled to shake off an image of being out of touch with ordinary Americans.
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"I don't think the missile will carry a nuclear warhead, but I can't shake off the fear that it might, because North Korea has time and again carried things beyond my expectation."
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The 38-year-old fired 63 winners and 10 aces to shake off any remaining rust since his Wimbledon final defeat by Djokovic earlier this year and faces Belgium's David Goffin next.
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She said it took months to shake off the psychological and emotional reverberations of co-curating the retrospective, which opened just after she'd turned 60 and included artworks from the mid-1970s.
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When she was first starting out as a producing adviser, Zhao started embracing her roots again after earlier trying to shake off what set her apart in a mostly white, male industry.
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The orders were just the latest moves to clip the group's wings amid fears that it could further destabilize a newly democratic country struggling to shake off the vestiges of military rule.
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The bank has been struggling to shake off issues with its reputation after several years of scandal, the most recent of which centered on allegations of unlawful whistleblower mistreatment in early 2017.
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Australian shares slipped 0.3 percent, hit by weakness in energy and financial sectors, with Commonwealth Bank of Australia coming under renewed pressure as it struggled to shake off a money-laundering scandal.
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Holden made it 2-1 by stopping at the Ottawa goal line to shake off defenseman Marc Methot, then flipping a shot that hit Condon's glove and the crossbar before trickling in.
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These styles also cemented what Chinese contemporary art would look like for years to come in the consciousness of the international art market, an image that is still difficult to shake off.
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He's referring to the wild snake dance Carla does when the supposed dog toy moves in her hand, prompting her to flail around and shake off any contact she had with the reptile.
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Although the setting does give us a chance to laugh a little, shake off the anxiety that has wrapped its cold hand around our frantically beating hearts, and cool off for a second.
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Her tussle with the president over her claims of Native America ancestry remains a particular problem; Mrs Warren will find it hard to shake off the "Pocahontas" nickname Mr Trump coined for her.
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But once the credits roll, what's hardest to shake off isn't the image of the Canker Man, but the faces of all the people who've been touched and terrified by Cody's dream-spawns.
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And before you shake off the ShedRain hands-free texting umbrella as an unnecessary As Seen On TV-type purchase, hear us out: It's the item every fashion person didn't know they needed.
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Many of us have idolized heroines like Belle, Cinderella, Ariel, and Snow White, but it's hard to shake off storylines that rely on tropes that do little to present women as empowered beings.
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" Marie's doubts were expressed by the Mayor of Amiens a few weeks ago: "He needs to shake off the Parisian banker image, the establishment label, so he's only recently rediscovered his roots here.
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Clinton's campaign has tried to shake off the email controversy, but the monthly releases have fueled fresh headlines about her exclusive use of a private email account while serving as secretary of State.
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The Qatar setback extends a torrid week for Airbus as it tries to bounce back against a resurgent Boeing and shake off an internal row over a shake-up in its sales organisation.
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They are still trying to find common ground on the best way to cope with a higher number of migrants and how to shake off the lingering effects of years of economic crisis.
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The money is more than half of MTN's market capitalisation, and analysts said the demand risked further undermining Nigeria's efforts to shake off an image as a risky frontier market for international investors.
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MSCI's broadest index of world stocks was trying to shake off three days of modest losses, though a muted morning for Europe and lower Wall Street futures markets underscored the pre-event caution.
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In 2018, a hefty dose of fiscal stimulus, in the form of tax cuts, allowed the United States to shake off the growth worries in China, Europe and the rest of the world.
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"[T]he philosophical underpinnings of the word existential invite us to pause, shake off any pessimism or passivity, and ask: What choices do we make in the face of our challenges?" said Kelly.
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In the wake of Tuesday's return, Harper had five games left in the regular season to shake off the rust in what is essentially an improvised rehabilitation assignment on the major league level.
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The couple's environmental activism was questioned over their use of private jets, and Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William, were unable to shake off headlines of a rumored rift in their relationship.
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" — Ryan Hutchins, senior analyst at Economics Partners, LLC "One of the keys to good multitasking is to get up once in a while and walk around — shake off the cobwebs, so to speak.
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Tuesday's strong job openings data helped the dollar shake off some the weakness it experienced on Monday following dovish comments from St. Louis Fed President James Bullard and Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari.
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Output in the country, which has the world's third-largest economy but has struggled to shake off deflation, expanded in each quarter last year, the longest uninterrupted period of growth in three years.
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Constitutional and democratic governments, especially in Germany and the newly emerged states in the center of Europe, never quite managed to shake off the charge that they were weak and, perhaps worse, boring.
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But when it does finally manage to shake off its sternness, it's a joyful 35 minutes or so — a frustrating tease if you signed up for 124 minutes of dinosaurs, robots, and karate.
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Meanwhile, Sessions has been unable to shake off allegations of racism, which cost him a federal judgeship 30 years ago, making him a controversial pick for attorney general with a tough confirmation ahead.
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But the protesters, mostly young and urban, have found little in common with opposition politicians jostling for position ahead of next year's election and struggling to shake off the perception of incompetence and corruption.
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And the world has had to shake off not one debt crisis, but three: the subprime crisis in America; the sovereign-debt crunch in Europe; then the bust in corporate borrowing in emerging markets.
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He admitted that he had struggled to shake off the rust, but his trademark physical play was on display, especially when he threw a thunderous body check on Alan Quine on his first shift.
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Shake off the cold at Artists & Fleas, which is ringing in the last days of its "Not So Secret Sale" with a Last Chance Sip and Shop event Thursday from 22 to 2695 p.m.
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Sidharth Malhotra made his debut with Karan Johar's "Student Of The Year" in 2012 and has never quite managed to shake off the tag of being Johar's protégé with a boy-next-door image.
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Her father is the renowned filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt and while she says it has been difficult to shake off her father's legacy, she feels she is starting to be recognized on her own merit.
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I was rather inebriated at the time, and couldn't shake off thoughts of what might have happened if I had been any more drunk and helpless, or had let him stay in my apartment.
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The money is more than half of MTN's market capitalisation, and analysts have said the demand risked further undermining Nigeria's efforts to shake off an image as a risky frontier market for international investors.
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Ukraine is battling to shake off an image of entrenched corruption that has long deterred foreign investors and held up the disbursement of billions of dollars worth of aid from the International Monetary Fund.
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Many Syrians speculate the government, unable to shake off pressure by U.N. Special Envoy Staffan De Mistura to negotiate on detainees, is trying to wash its hands of the matter by issuing death certificates.
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President Donald Trump sought to shake off the drag of impeachment on Tuesday night with a State of the Union speech infused with an uncharacteristically positive tone — and uniquely Trumpian made-for-TV moments.
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There've been protests against his policies all over the country, Congress and the courts have halted some of his cornerstone plans, and he can't seem to shake off suspicions of a connection to Russia.
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It's amazing what you just shake off as not a big deal when you're a kid, and even all those experiences never stopped me deciding to experiment with hallucinogenics there for the first time.
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Likewise, having a clear understanding of your strengths enables you to shake off some of the more groundless feedback and criticism you can get in a busy, competitive work environment —and that builds confidence.
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The billionaire is, however, struggling to shake off a controversy after he failed to disavow former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke during an interview on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday.
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Consumer credit-reporting agency Equifax reports a massive hack that could impact up to 143 million Americans; Mexico is rocked by a deadly earthquake; New Hampshire can't seem to shake off voter fraud allegations.
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Amazon could shake off that kind of criticism a few years ago, but now it's grist for legislators like Sanders who are casting billionaires like Bezos as the robber barons of the 21st century.
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As investors bet the U.S. Federal Reserve could deliver more rate hikes than anticipated this year, bond yields have risen even as equity markets this week appeared to shake off the strong inflation numbers.
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The Genoa-based lender joins a growing number of Italian banks that are being forced to tap investors to be able to shake off a bad loan burden that grew during a harsh recession.
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Waking to sunlight will make it easier to get going, as opposed to the dark mornings many of us have been experienced that make it more difficult to shake off that sleepy morning feeling.
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MARKET CORRECTIONS - THEY'RE A GOOD THING: Sharp market pull-backs are viewed positively in the context of a long bull run because they rid the market of complacent investors and shake off pricey valuations.
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There comes a time in nearly every young person's life when it becomes necessary to shake off the shackles of your hometown and carve out a new life for yourself someplace faraway and unfamiliar.
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Analysts and investors welcomed the appointment of the South African national, saying his track record meant he could help MTN shake off the shackles of being regarded as a stock with limited growth outlook.
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When she was first starting out as an adviser in California, she began embracing her Chinese heritage again after earlier trying to shake off what set her apart in a mostly white, male industry.
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Reds 218, Mets 20 | 22 innings On Wednesday afternoon in Cincinnati, the scuffling Mets came out in the first inning hoping to shake off their recent woes with a good start against the Reds.
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Justin Trudeau, 47, who won power in 1603 by promising "Sunny Ways" but is now trying to shake off images of himself in blackface years ago, also set off a wave of Trudeaumania internationally.
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Clinton's emails have acquired a talismanic power in this election, a digital dung heap that embodies the negatives she has struggled to shake off: defensiveness, reflexive secrecy, the whiff of shortcuts and sharp practice.
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The Philadelphia 76ers did well to shake off the pain of a difficult loss to open their homestand and they will try to stay hot when they host the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Thursday, as investors tried to shake off concerns surrounding the U.S. administration and switched focus to the monetary policy symposium at Jackson Hole.
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Whether it's the ladies of Gemini coming together to shake off the cops or Faye Dunaway looking chic during a heist, women-led crime films can feel like a channel for righteous female rage.
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In a nutshell, those who practice the ritual believe they develop spiritual powers and changes in perception that grow over time, as they shake off the false reality in which we are all supposedly imprisoned.
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To have risen to the heights that she has risen to before she even became first lady -- from being a lawyer to her public service dedication in Chicago -- are things you just don't shake off.
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The kingdom, one of only two G20 nations along with Indonesia which is not a FATF member, has tried for years to shake off a reputation as a breeding ground for corruption and terror financing.
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She will pursue a "hard Brexit" (rebranded "clean" by its advocates), taking Britain out of the EU's single market in order to reclaim control of immigration and shake off the authority of the EU's judges.
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Do you ever wake up feeling groggy, unsure if you've just had a horrible night's sleep or if, instead, you simply need a few more minutes to shake off the past several hours of unconsciousness?
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Kimishima had said that Nintendo intended to sell 20 million Switch consoles in the fiscal year ending in December 2017, a target that the company was "never able to shake off" in the months after.
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The company, founded in 235, is the leading German player in a payments sector that is rapidly expanding as established banks struggle to shake off the legacy of the global financial crash a decade ago.
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Until this week, the equity market had managed to shake off negative news, including previous saber-rattling over North Korea and failures in Washington to pass high-profile bills, such as repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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In exchange, Germany's "big four" energy firms - E.ON , RWE, EnBW and Vattenfall - will be able to shake off long-term liability for radioactive waste storage, the most complex, costly and timely aspect of nuclear decommissioning.
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The latest rally to new highs has been fairly broad, with some more cyclical bellwether groups beginning to shake off the cobwebs and perform better, taking the baton from bond-like utilities and consumer staples.
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A.I.G. SPURNS CALLS FOR A BREAKUP | American International Group has decided to streamline itself, but it remains to be seen whether it can shake off the activist investors that have been pushing for a breakup.
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The results of the experiment tally with the results of other experiments—like the fact that anesthetized rats kept at warmer temperatures are unable to shake off the anesthesia than rats kept at cooler temperatures.
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One more thing I probably don't need to tell you: Why this song made me sit up in my chair, and wrap my jacket around me a little tightly to shake off the goose bumps.
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"It is clear that households are battling to shake off the effects of higher inflation and interest rates, both of which are still being acutely felt," said senior analyst at First National Bank Jason Muscat.
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It had recently picked up after declining for much of the last 18 months but continues to struggle to shake off the dampening effects of weak global demand, a strong dollar and low oil prices.
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It's almost as if the sexed-up non-humans were a form of escape from the tight ropes of sexual constriction that she has yet to shake off after ten years of being sexually active.
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Experts say the government could easily fix the problem—even without a new privacy law—were it actually willing to shake off the lobbying influence of the countless sectors generating immense profits from the practice.
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Countries that have been hit by American sanctions, such as Iran and Russia, economic rivals like China, and even allies in the European Union want to shake off the dollar's tight grip on global finance.
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The museum in Tervuren, on the outskirts of Brussels, had been overhauled in an effort to shake off its racist and pro-colonial image, said Guido Gryseels, 1143, the museum's director general, in an interview.
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CHICAGO — When the Yankees woke up sometime around midday Monday, rubbed the sleep from their eyes and tried to shake off the hangover of a lost weekend at Fenway Park, a new reality had dawned.
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But she rebounded to earn her second trip to the French Open finals in June and came into the United States Open looking to shake off her reputation for diminished play on the biggest stages.
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DES MOINES, IOWA — Donald Trump had all the fun with his very own raucous crowd, while down the road his opponents tried to shake off a collective case of "low energy" on the debate stage.
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The announcement made clear that just a few days into the Trump presidency, the Israeli government feels emboldened to shake off the constraints imposed by the Obama administration and more willing to disregard international condemnation.
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But now, the metropolis of approximately 11 million people in Hubei province has become the face of a deadly new coronavirus outbreak -- a stigma the people of Wuhan increasingly find themselves unable to shake off.
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The 2012 Western Regions scandal and its bonanza of wasteful Las Vegas spending, improper contracts, management and cost oversight failures has left a blight on the agency's reputation that it has yet to shake off.
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The U.S., however, finally began to see things differently as it woke up from its evanescing dream that an increasingly prosperous China would shake off its communist rule and join the U.S.-led Western community.
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Years of heavy money printing have failed to shake off entrenched deflationary mindset among the public and corporations, dashing the hopes of the central bank that aggressive stimulus will put an decisive end to deflation.
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Private consumption is expected to expand 0.7 percent this fiscal year and then accelerate to 1.2 percent growth in fiscal 2019, as consumers shake off the impact of a strong earthquake and heavy floods in September.
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The main hero in a nineteenth century novel by Russian writer Mikhail Lermontov described Taman as "the most miserable dump of all Russia's seaside towns," a moniker it has been struggling to shake off ever since.
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Although Minsk also now has some smart Western shops and McDonald's fast-food restaurants, the contrast underlines how far Belarus has to go to shake off its image abroad as being stuck in a time warp.
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While stock markets around the globe have turned lower following President Trump's declaration last Sunday that he would raise tariffs on Chinese imports to 25%, New Zealand has managed to shake off the trade war blues.
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Today's U-turn should help dampen the firestorm further, but it's yet to be seen whether the duo will be able to shake off the association with their failed project — the internet has a long memory.
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There were a lot of problems with Electronic Art's kickoff presentation at E3—I'll touch on the frustrating way they rolled out Anthem later this week—but I haven't been able to shake off one part.
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After all the years in which the relationship of scarecrow to bird was one of hostility and repulsion, could it be that the scarer longs to shake off the limiting function for which he was intended?
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"The market has not been able to shake off uncertainty regarding BOJ policy, and some cautious dealers have sold longer dated JGBs after the auction to lighten their positions," said a trader at a domestic brokerage.
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Private consumption is expected to expand 0.7 percent this fiscal year and then accelerate to 1.2 percent growth in fiscal 2019, as consumers shake off the impact of a strong earthquake and heavy floods in September.
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The new reports come as the White House seeks to shake off persistent criticism by lawmakers of ethical lapses and wasteful spending by Trump's senior officials - something that has helped fuel a high rate of turnover.
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But, Dallas sure seems set to let him shake off all that dust this weekend ... Jason Garrett told reporters earlier this week the guy didn't need much practice to suit up against the Giants on Sunday.
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JON CARAMANICA As Lorde trickles out the songs from her "Melodrama" album, it's becoming clear that she's been thinking hard about what it is to be a compulsive party girl who can't shake off her introspection.
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Interestingly, Variety also describes Broccoli as someone who strives to "shake off some of the chauvinism that characterized Bond&aposs appearances in the novels and early films," and someone who&aposs concerned with modernizing the character.
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Still, his apparent willingness to continue diplomatic efforts does suggest that Mr. Kim, 34, may be under pressure to satisfy rising expectations in North Korea for economic gains and shake off the painful grip of sanctions.
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Mike Nix, the program director at the Hickory Hill Recovery Center in Hindman, and a former addict, said that once the men "shake off the streets" with detox, they may be ready to learn a skill.
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Structurally, the bank was too decentralized, with department heads like Ms. Tolstedt given the mantra of "run it like you own it" and granted broad authority to shake off questions from superiors, subordinates or lateral colleagues.
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The president's signature paves the way for a likely return to the international debt market next year as Nigeria still struggles to shake off the impact of a 2016 recession it emerged from the following year.
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Against a background of scenes of police clashing with protesters during the 2014 unrest she said her country was no longer part of the Soviet Union and wanted to shake off politicians working only for themselves.
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On Thursday, Trump tweeted: While the news weighed on U.S. stocks during Wednesday's trade, international investors appeared to dismiss and shake off concerns surrounding this, with Asia closing mostly higher and Europe trading higher on Thursday.
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Since that episode, for which he apologized, Mr. Corbyn, who is a vehement and unapologetic critic of the current Israeli government, has failed to shake off claims that he has tolerated anti-Semitism within Labour's ranks.
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A weaker currency also drives up the cost of imported goods, but even that can be beneficial: It helps Japan shake off a vicious cycle of falling prices that has led to lower profits and less spending.
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Though I'd expressed my gratitude several times, I couldn't shake off the feeling I "owed" her, so when she turned up uninvited, complaining about issues she had with her stepdaughter, I felt forced to lend an ear.
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Many supporters are switching allegiances to the main opposition Democratic Alliance (DA), bolstering its attempts to attract black voters and shake off its image of a party that chiefly serves the interests of the minority white community.
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While volatility is expected in the short term, markets have shaken off a lot of things over the last year and are likely to shake off the coronavirus too, said Nick Twidale, general manager at IC Markets.
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Struggling to shake off the "lunatic asylums" label slapped on psychiatric wards until the 1960s, mental health patients are still routinely classified as "inmates" who are "detained" until they can be "released" back into the general population.
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The industrials sector has managed to shake off the Boeing fallout, rising more than 22018% since the Ethiopian Airlines crash involving a 270 Max in mid-March, but that is about to change, according to one trader.
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On Tuesday, oil prices showed signs of recovery during the session as traders tried to shake off concerns of an oversupply in the market, however glut concerns resurfaced by Europe's close, causing prices to slip once again.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Croatia go into Sunday's last 16 match against Denmark with a 100 percent record at this World Cup but the Danes are vowing to shake off their dull image and cause a surprise.
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The dollar had sank to the three-year low last month, partly on fears of U.S. protectionism, and such worries were revived just as the currency looked set to shake off weakness suffered through much of February.
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Business, eager to redeem its isolationist image and shake off New Deal restrictions, sold itself as the hero of the war effort, patriotic industrialists who had overcome mountains of government red tape to get the job done.
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It was easier for them to shake off the daze we often experience upon waking up—their average grip strength, a sign of physical fitness, and their reaction time on a cognitive test improved in the morning.
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Still, like the online haters of her body, Winter is able to shake off these haters, too, a skill that's astoundingly mature for a 19-year-old navigating life's obstacles in front of a million-person audience.
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Apple's wireless earbuds will finally shake off the supply constraints and become even more readily available in 4003, according to a research note written by reliable KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo that was provided to MacRumors.
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Cleveland hoped to show off new development downtown in its effort to shake off negative perceptions, and the convention is expected to bring in a windfall for one of the key swing states in this year's election.
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Yet Swift, one of the biggest names in pop music, shows no signs of wanting to shake off the attention accompanying a sexual assault trial underway this week in Colorado, despite scant support from other female stars.
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With the notable exception of Wells Fargo, still trying to shake off the damage of its fake-account scandal, executives were making encouraging noises about new businesses and top-line expansion as they presented third-quarter results.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton is planning to get plenty of rest over the next few days as he seeks to shake off the sickness that laid him low in Sunday's German Grand Prix.
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For his first 18-hole round in front of a paying public since his meltdown on the Sunday of the Masters last month, Spieth assembled the same group that had helped him shake off that closing 73.
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In July, Volkswagen recruited BMW engine development and purchasing expert Markus Duesmann, who has been touted as a potential successor to Stadler as VW looks for clean-engine expertise to help it shake off the emissions scandal.
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"Why I am running again is because I want to turn Afghanistan into a regional hub for trade and a center of civilization," he added, pledging that Afghanistan would eventually shake off its dependence on foreign aid.
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That is particularly so in Uzbekistan, as it struggles to shake off a legacy of brutal repression left by its former president, Islam Karimov, who ruled the country from independence in 403 until his death in 2016.
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Amazon (AMZN) will lower prices again at Whole Foods, a sign that it believes Whole Foods needs to change even more to shake off its "Whole Paycheck" reputation and finally push existing Prime members to shop there.
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Slowly it dawned on the colonel that Mr. Trump's true interest was not defending Ukraine against Russian aggression or helping it shake off its long history of official corruption — both longstanding and bipartisan American foreign policy goals.
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Sutherland's appointment is just a few months after activist investor Elliott Management disclosed a 5.14% stake in the company, as it tries to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and revamp its insurance business.
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In the meantime, we must shake off the shock of an election that turned due to the unexpected overwhelming white support, not only in Florida, but also in the rust belt states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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After all, "Paranoid Android" itself was composed practically on a lark, while "Electioneering" has often been decried as the album's weak link only because it decides to shake off producer Nigel Godrich's sparkle and, uh, actually rock.
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After a couple of years in which it felt like the Emmys were shaking off some of their bad habits, the 22019 awards were here to remind you they could never quite shake off all of them.
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That permanent chip on his shoulder made Views tough to sit through, but on More Life, Drake at least tries to shake off some of the bitterness plaguing him… with help from his mom and the former FLOTUS.
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Whether it's a siesta to shake off a food coma, a daytime doze on a lazy Sunday, or an all-out nap orgy with friends or loved ones, we arise feeling replenished, recharged, and ready to take action.
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Section exposes the painful paradox of Russian society: Anyone can very easily end up in prison, but those who do are stigmatized for life, and it is much harder for women to shake off the stigma than men.
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The channel also struggled to shake off a perception, held by some Americans, that its corporate parent, Al Jazeera, was anti-American and a source of propaganda, a view articulated in 2004 by then-President George W. Bush.
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And the Cubs, trying to shake off their hangover following World Series celebrations marking the end of their 108-year title drought, sent prospects including outfielder Eloy Jimenez to the crosstown White Sox for starting pitcher Jose Quintana.
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Roark will look to shake off his troubles versus the Marlins and reel in a career-best 16th win on Tuesday as the National League East rivals play the second contest of their three-game series in Miami.
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And there are many experiments going on around the world to combat the opioid crisis, like prescription heroin in Canada that's given to people who have been unable to shake off opioid addiction through other forms of treatment.
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A member of parliament for the Essonne area south of Paris, home to wealthy grain farmers, she failed to dislodge the Socialists from Paris city hall in 2014, as she struggled to shake off a reputation for haughtiness.
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The southern African nation had hoped to shake off its divided past after a 2017 coup forced long time leader Robert Mugabe from power, but last year's disputed election won by President Emmerson Mnangagwa only deepened political rifts.
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However, if founders can get over their valuation concerns and investors can shake off an understandable, but misguided sense of déjà vu, for a lot of reasons it's not too late for 2016 to turn its act around.
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The pound racked up its sixth straight day of gains against the common currency on Monday, its best run in more than four months as the euro struggled to shake off French political worries and Greek debt strains.
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Colombia midfielder Juan Cuadrado sometimes has the look of a true star, and his teammate James Rodríguez is a proven one — as long as he can shake off two years of rust acquired on the Real Madrid bench.
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Will Rubio, who shocked us all with his strong third-place finish in Iowa, shake off the doubts from a wobbly debate performance this weekend and become the contender that so many Washington, D.C., armchair prognosticators have foretold?
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N revenue rose for the first time in 266 quarters, helped by strong sales of its Stuart Weitzman-branded shoes and sustained growth in China, where the company managed to shake off the effects of a slowing economy.
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In terms of the classes, beginners start at Level One, where you learn the basics and shake off any self consciousness or shyness, before picking up skills before you're at Level Four and performing shows with gay abandon.
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In between batting practice and going through separate rehab treatments, Frazier — who was trying to shake off the effects of a concussion — would pepper Ellsbury with questions about the monthlong recovery he had after a concussion last year.
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LafargeHolcim expects to shake off a "massive slowdown" in China caused by the coronavirus with a rebound in Chinese demand later in the year and strong sales in other regions, the world's largest cement maker said on Thursday.
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Terps quarterback Perry Hills needed the bye week to shake off a shoulder injury suffered late in a 30-24 double overtime victory at UCF, and it looks like he's a full go for the Big Ten opener.
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DiCaprio has tried for years to shake off his image as the young man who sent women swooning in the 1990s with "Titanic" and "Romeo + Juliet," even as he partied on yachts with a string of supermodel girlfriends.
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The election also represents a political renaissance for the DA, which last year elected its first black leader, Mmusi Maimane, as part of its efforts to shake off its image as a party that mainly serves white interests.
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For investors, who had baked in a trade deal and generally expected the global economy shake off the negative impact of tariffs in 2020, it's a rude awakening — and a reminder that the US president is extremely unpredictable.
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This has helped the market shake off further disruptions in Nigeria, where the largest stream of crude is under force majeure and pipeline attacks have cut some 700,000 barrels per day from production, according to state oil firm NNPC.
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Ramos-Vinolas, who took a few minutes' rest in the final set to shake off muscle discomfort, was again unable to seize the chance to see off the number one seed, who came out stronger to win the tiebreak.
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EditorsNote: Fixes Jazz coach's last name Lowry scores 33 to lead Raptors past Jazz TORONTO — The Toronto Raptors took a while shake off the effects of a six-game, 12-day trip on their return home on Thursday night.
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Park said she would scale down her schedule this season to about 20 events from around 25 in previous years in a bid to stay healthy but expected to make several appearances early on to shake off the rust.
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The increasingly fleeting nature of recent volatility spikes, however, has made hedging with options an expensive affair and it would take more than a one-day shock for investors to shake off their hedging fatigue, options market experts said.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, who on December 31st became the first prominent Democrat to kick off a presidential run, will find it hard to shake off the Trump-given moniker, "Pocahontas", a jibe at her claim to Native American ancestry.
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But they're both likely to keep touching on the same basic, relatable storylines about how hard it is for adults to shake off their earliest hurts, and how the past tends to take on a life of its own.
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Last week, official data, covering more transactions than other surveys, showed prices in January rose by an annual 1.7 percent, the smallest increase since 2013, when Britain was trying to shake off the effects of the global financial crisis.
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On Tuesday, the yuan rose slightly against a slightly weaker U.S. dollar on Tuesday, stepping off 5-1/2-year lows hit the previous day amid cautious trade as global financial markets struggled to shake off the Brexit shock.
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Land Rover BAR managed to get away from New Zealand again and this time maintain their lead in the second race, matching their opponents for speed and managing to shake off the stability gremlins which have dogged them previously.
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"We are failing to shake off this slow growth disease we have been suffering from since the beginning of 2000," Luca Paolazzi, head of Confindustria's research unit, said at a briefing to present its periodic report on the economy.
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That said, it's significant that football has struggled to shake off the burden of anti-semitism for as long as it has, this well after the demise of monkey chants, banana throwing and National Front literature on the terraces.
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"One viewpoint holds that we must close ourselves off, make a fresh start, thoroughly shake off our reliance on foreign technology and rely on indigenous innovation to pursue development," Mr. Xi said, according to a transcript of the speech.
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The Trump administration's new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports could create more risk and market volatility, but stocks ultimately should shake off the latest trade skirmishes and head to new highs this year, barring a much broader escalation.
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Throughout 2016, we've seen Kaepernick shake off more of the rust, put back on more of the muscle, make more of the plays we used to see him make and fewer of the errors he never used to make.
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Despite winning the first and third sets with some stunning tennis, however, the 26-year-old could not shake off the relentless Chung and ended up caving in 5-7 7-6(3) 2-03 6-3 6-0.
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Federer had hoped to shake off the agony of his most recent Wimbledon final, where the top prize slipped through his fingers and into the arms of frequent rival Novak Djokovic after he failed to convert two championship points.
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" If the citizens of Japan and Hawaii were only starting to shake off any sense of unease, North Korea waded into the debate on Tuesday, with its state-run newspaper describing the false alarm in Hawaii as a "tragicomedy.
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And there will be precious little time to shake off the winner's confetti or the loser's title-game hangover: As a reward for its success this season, Atlanta United will begin play in the Concacaf Champions League on Feb.
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Since becoming president, Trump has formally ceded control of his businesses to his sons, although he has struggled to shake off perceptions that his complex portfolio of properties and investments around the world create a massive conflict of interest.
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And there are many experiments going on around the world to combat the opioid crisis, like prescription heroin in Canada that's given to drug users who have been unable to shake off their addiction through other forms of treatment.
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And with the Dow Jones industrial average and both down more than 6 percent over the past week, some Wall Street insights may be a welcome relief for battered brokers looking for a way to shake off the fall.
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Playing in front of a small, sleepy crowd at the Youth Arena, the U.S. took a few moments to shake off the cobwebs but quickly turned on the style as they sped to a commanding 54-37 halftime lead.
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The process of making something for yourself or others, even if it's just sliced salami on a toasted potato roll with a swipe of mayonnaise, will help you shake off the rage and unease that Mondays too often deliver.
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There was outrage from her old audience, but the self-assuredness and utter audacity of her behavior—and all that publicity, both positive and negative—helped her shake off her kid-friendly image and embrace a new, larger fanbase.
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Kessler, a resident of Charlottesville, has tried to shake off all responsibility for last year's violence and has sought to distance himself from the hardcore neo-Nazis who showed up (despite the fact he marched and fought alongside them).
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Shares in Whitehaven, the best performing stock in the benchmark ASX/S&P 200 index this year, have soared six-fold from February lows as it ramps up production and coal prices have started to shake off years of decline.
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Saga, which is looking to find a new chief executive after Lance Batchelor announced his departure last week, has been trying to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and had begun rebranding after a profit warning in April.
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Contrary to appearances, the ministry's information bureau explained the officials were only complying with a government initiative that encourages civil servants to stand up and dance in order to shake off any lethargy during meetings lasting more than two hours.
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With this being just his third fight in nearly four years, as well as his first official fight at light-heavyweight, he can perhaps be given a pass for taking on another opponent to shake off more of the ring rust.
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These sandy booties will help you shake off the 2016 dirt ... and get you diggin' right into the nitty-gritty of 2017 -- sift through the hot bums and see if you can guess the sexy stars behind these beach butts.
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The new prime minister will need to satisfy the still unfulfilled demands of protesters, who want more democracy and to shake off what many see as domination by the TPLF, while preventing the break-up of the fragile ruling coalition.
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With a couple of days off to lick their wounds from a 1-2 road trip, the Wizards attempt to shake off a disheartening overtime defeat in their last time out when they host the Portland Trail Blazers on Saturday.
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I'm not trying to organize a campaign to shake off our complacent acceptance of a terrible update status quo, but I am saying we should bring back a little bit of the old outrage at carriers, manufacturers, and Google itself.
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The ONS said house prices in January rose by an annual 1.7 percent across the United Kingdom as a whole, the smallest increase since June 2013, when Britain was still struggling to shake off the effects of the global financial crisis.
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As the class runner in the field, victory looked assured but it took until the 8km mark for her to shake off the challenge of defending champion Nicole Spirig-Hug, the 34-year-old back in action after having a baby.
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WELLINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Code-hopping centre Sonny Bill Williams has shed three kilogrammes in preparation for his debut in the high octane world of Rugby Sevens but has been unable to shake off the nerves about his Olympic endeavour.
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The dollar rose on Thursday after a report showing a rise in U.S. producer prices in September helped shake off some weakness caused by Wednesday's release of U.S. Federal Reserve meeting minutes that highlighted policymakers' more cautious outlook toward inflation.
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Indiana got its best scoring option, star forward Paul George, back from a three-game absence due to an ankle injury on Wednesday, but he struggled to shake off the rust in a 96-85 home loss to the Atlanta Hawks.
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A hip-muscle injury that Radford has struggled to shake off for over a week forced the Canadians into an 11th-hour rejig of their program — with the pair replacing their side-by-side triple Lutz with a triple toeloop.
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Hitoshi Matsubara, vice president of Future University Hakodate and an expert in AI, says Japan needs to invest more, make IT jobs more attractive and shake off the mindset that most employees of the same age should be treated equally.
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Twitter, despite continuing refinements to its policies on abuse, has struggled to shake off concerns that its open, unfiltered platform is too hospitable to trolls and harassers and that it is too reluctant to deploy its centralized authority against them.
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For Kenya's "King David" to cement his Olympic legacy by becoming the first man to successfully defend his title since the 1964 Olympics, however, he will need shake off doubts about his form and mental fortitude after a mediocre season.
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The Atlanta Braves have not fared well in close games at home this season and hope to shake off a pair of disappointing losses by salvaging the finale of their three-game set against the visiting Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday.
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The economy, in the midst of its longest unbroken run of growth in more than 15 years, is showing positive signs that it can shake off the risk of deflation due to an improving output gap, said Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi.
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Chair Jerome H. Powell and his Fed colleagues are trying to prevent the near-term disruptions caused by allowing businesses to default on loans or close permanently, which could inflict long-term damage that could take years to shake off.
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" Ms. Tsai herself has struggled to shake off the accusation that she did not earn a doctorate from the London School of Economics, even though the university has confirmed that she was "correctly awarded a Ph.D. in law in 1984.
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Already subject to EU law, Latvia joined the euro zone in 2700 and later put its big banks under the supervision of the European Central Bank, but the country has consistently failed to shake off suspicions about lax financial controls.
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But what you wear to the march isn't just about creating a visual: It's about using your sartorial choices to signify how you want to be seen in the world and shake off the assumptions that society makes about women in general.
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Nasdaq emini futures were already trading in record territory and their S&P 226.5 counterparts were at their highest since early February as a robust earnings season helped investors shake off concerns over a U.S.-China trade war and a strengthening dollar.
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The settlement underscores how Wall Street has yet to shake off the legacy of the U.S. subprime crisis, when mortgages were sold to people who could not afford them and then repackaged for investors without an adequate explanation of how risky they were.
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"Oil prices can't shake off falling demand concerns, as China's latest escalation with devaluing the yuan and limiting U.S. agricultural purchases derail hopes for a trade deal to be reached this year," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA in New York.
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He's confused as well: Andy Home * For the top stories in metals and other news, click or * Asian shares started the week on the backfoot as investors were unable to shake off worries about global growth, U.S. politics and the Sino-U.
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The resignation of a second senior black leader in a matter of days plunged the DA into crisis as it struggles to shake off an image as a party of white privilege, while also holding on to its traditional base of supporters.
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Both scandals suggest that California's major police departments have a while to go before they can shake off their long-standing reputations for hiring racist cops –– a popular conception that has existed since the Rodney King riots and the OJ Simpson investigation.
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It took the Hoosiers about eight minutes to shake off the rust from not playing for five days and gain a lead they would never relinquish in a 103-61 rout of the visiting Huskies on Saturday at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A racist Facebook post by a member of South Africa's main opposition party has caused a national furor and left it scrambling to shake off its image of an organization that chiefly serves the interests of the minority white community.
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Her comments and others published by regulators on Monday shed light on a process financial firms say is too opaque and unaccountable, indicating big banks and insurers will have to downsize dramatically if they are to shake off the "systemically risky" label.
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Saga, which is looking to find a new chief executive officer after Lance Batchelor announced his departure last month, has been trying to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and had begun rebranding after a profit warning in April.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia will stage more than 503,250 shows, festivals and concerts in 21, double the number of last year, as it tries to shake off its conservative image in a drive to keep tourist dollars at home and lure in visitors.
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For someone who has never broken a bottle before, the experience was pretty liberating — but I couldn't shake off the niggling feeling at the back of my head that I was about to be yelled at for the mess I'd left behind.
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LIFTING PAY Hitoshi Matsubara, vice president of Future University Hakodate and an expert in AI, says Japan needs to invest more, make IT jobs more attractive and shake off the mindset that most employees of the same age should be treated equally.
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Braun made the bullish statements as he seeks to shake off allegations of fraud and false accounting made in a series of Financial Times articles that shook investors and wiped up to $10 billion off Wirecard's market value in January and February.
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The young punk is gone, but so is the Shatner aura: Pine makes the character his own for the first time, and it anchors the proceedings, helping to shake off the inevitable sense of déjà vu that accompanies any new Star Trek sequel.
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Videogame sales and cost cuts in Sony's flagging mobile unit pushed October-December operating profit up 2320 percent, beating analyst estimates, but the firm confirmed a much-feared hit to a segment that in recent quarters helped it shake off years of losses.
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WELLINGTON, July 6 (Reuters) - Liam Messam will be given the opportunity to shake off his disappointment on missing selection for New Zealand's Olympics sevens team after being named on the Waikato Chiefs bench for Friday's Super Rugby clash against the Queensland Reds.
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The state-run oil firm's common shares rose 0.003 percent, while its preferred shares ended up 1 percent to shake off weakness seen earlier in the day which came after sources said a Petrobras refinery's planned transfer to Chevron Corp had stalled.
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The settlement underscored how Wall Street is yet to shake off the legacy of the U.S. subprime crisis, when mortgages were sold to people who could not afford them and then repackaged for investors without an adequate explanation of how risky they were.
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KIEV, Ukraine — In the last five years, more than 13,000 people have died in a de facto war between Ukraine and Russia — a fight, many here say, to shake off the shackles of a colonial master and to move closer to the West.
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NEW YORK, Sept 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks were little changed on Thursday as gains in the tech sector helped investors shake off sluggish factory activity data and a decline in oil prices, while exercising caution ahead of a key payrolls report on Friday.
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The Broncos' top three receivers this season, Demaryius Thomas, Emmanuel Sanders, and Owen Daniels, had a combined cap hit of $25.5 million in 2015.. Peyton was never really able to shake off the signs that his time in the NFL is over.
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In the draft, the BOJ identifies sharp falls in oil prices, a prolonged hit to growth from a sales tax hike in 2014 and Japan's inability to shake off its deflationary mindset as hampering achievement of its inflation target, the sources said.
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Videogame sales and cost cuts in Sony's flagging mobile unit pushed October-December operating profit up 11 percent, beating analyst estimates, but the firm confirmed a much-feared hit to a segment that in recent quarters helped it shake off years of losses.
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The settlement underscored how Wall Street is yet to shake off the legacy of the U.S. subprime crisis, when mortgages were sold to people who could not afford them and then repackaged for investors without adequate explanation of how risky they were.
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For me, Toronto is where I shake off the summer-movie blahs and blues by submerging myself in eight, nine, 10 hours of moving pictures a day, an immersion akin to a cinematic ritual bath, if from the comfort of stadium seating.
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If we can shake off the small thinking of our leaders, we can provide a model of a way forward for other countries, at a time when the world is struggling with political volatility, extremism and a sense that worse is to come.
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But while Trump-appointed regulators have been cutting Wall Street some slack in how they apply the rules, the rewrite showed how small banks outmaneuvered their big rivals on Capitol Hill, where Wall Street is still struggling to shake off its negative image.
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WASHINGTON, March 13 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Friday urged Americans to shake off worries about the fast-spreading coronavirus and continue to fly on domestic airline routes, adding he would fly home to Los Angeles if he wasn't so busy.
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From the expansion of the tourism frontier by opening the country up to non-religious citizens to the introduction of mixed-gender concerts to the lifting of the ban on women driving, Saudi Arabia continues to shake off its ultra-conservative image.
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This is not only a gendered reaction in itself to the first real tit-for-tat in the campaign between the two leading liberal candidates, but it also introduces a label that is more difficult for women to shake off than men.
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And yet — both Bains and Steven Leigh, of the Mid Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce, agreed — it is a place trying to shake off the sense of being a waypoint, a place defined not by what it is, but by what it is near.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The arrest of Renault-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn has triggered new attempts by the Japanese carmaker to shake off the control of its French parent - adding to the problems piling up on President Emmanuel Macron's desk in the Elysee Palace.
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The Steelers played hard from beginning to end, especially defensively, to shake off the hard to swallow 21-214 loss to the Cowboys last week when Dallas running back Ezekiel Elliott scored on a 20-yard run with nine seconds to play.
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The semi-final pits two of the finest players of the modern era against each other in their Olympic swan song, with 33-year-old Malaysian Lee desperate to shake off a losing record at big tournaments to five-times world champion Lin.
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But while the former investment banker has struggled to shake off a "president of the rich" tag pinned on him by rivals for policies such as cuts in housing benefits, Macron's efforts to defend French interests abroad have helped lift his ratings.
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"Grant Hart breaks up with the love of his life, Bob Mould can't shake off a bad trip, and hand in hand they sell out to the big bad major with the most disconsolate record of their never exactly cheerful career," Robert Christgau wrote.
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"I was walking out to the cage, I kind of had this blank look on my face and all these thoughts were coming in my head, all these doubts, and I just couldn't shake off," she says of the May 2016 fight against Yamaguchi.
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Still, as these American YouTubers grow their audiences in India off of Indian content, it's tough to shake off the skepticism around how much of their interest in India is genuine and how much of it is a convenient grab for a billion eyeballs.
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Maputo has been struggling to shake off an international scandal after the discovery of hidden loans worth $2 billion to state companies led the International Monetary Fund and Western donors to halt support, triggering the collapse of Mozambique's currency and leading to a debt default.
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A.I.G.'s president and chief executive, Peter D. Hancock, however, remained resistant to investor demands — led by Carl C. Icahn — that the company take radical action to shake off the regulatory burden of being labeled a systemically important financial institution, or SIFI, by the government.
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The world's top economies are set to declare on Saturday that they need to look beyond ultra-low interest rates and printing money if the global economy is to shake off its torpor, while promising a new focus on structural reform to spark activity.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron may have won the opening salvo in his battle to reform France's economy, but a nationwide strike by public workers this week will put more pressure on a leader struggling to shake off criticism that he is "president of the rich".
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The benchmark S&P 500 index rose to its highest since early February and is within 2.33 percent of its late-January record as a clutch of robust earnings helped investors shake off concerns over a U.S.-China trade war and a strengthening dollar.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As oil firms scrap dozens of billions worth of mega projects essential for supplies in decades ahead, fresh output from huge fields already being developed is set to weigh for many more months on an oil market struggling to shake off a glut.
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Wirecard struck the partnership with Softbank as it seeks to shake off allegations of fraud and false accounting in a string of reports in the Financial Times that knocked up to $10 billion off its market value in the early months of this year.
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In a party striving to shake off its reputation for nastiness, his "Easterhouse modernisation" contrasted with the more metropolitan brand of renewal on offer: the "Soho" modernisation devised by well-heeled London Tories like Mr Cameron and George Osborne, now chancellor of the exchequer.
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MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - England's exciting youngsters need to shake off the shackles of history and play without fear if they are to end 103 years without a major trophy at Euro 2016, coach Roy Hodgson and the squad's elder statesman Wayne Rooney said on Friday.
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"Stronger than expected U.S. data helped the greenback shake off its initial weakness to end the New York trading session much closer to its highs than lows," Kathy Lien, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, said in an early-morning note.
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Credit the mysterious healing powers of loud music, dark lipstick, and a strong cocktail (okay, that last one's not exactly a mystery), but a great night can shake off a bad mood and help to create a few scandalous memories with our partners in crime.
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Monte dei Paschi had more than 21 billion euros of bad debts, or over a third of its loans, on its books at the end of 20.9063 - the legacy of a brutal recession in Italy which the country's lenders are still seeking to shake off.
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Instead, Kipchoge ended up becoming embroiled in a classic tussle with the 230-year-old Adola, making his marathon debut, and needed until the 237st kilometer of the damp course to shake off his last surviving rival and cross the line in 219:03:32.
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"Historically, excess free cash flow above dividend cost has seen capex rise in the industry but the sector is trying to shake off the capital indiscipline tag and I believe they will stick to that," said Rohan Murphy, analyst at Allianz Global Investors www.allianzgi.com.
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" The Democrats still can't seem to shake off their stunning defeat in the 2016 election, and in response, are veering so far left one might get the impression their playlist is stuck on theBeyoncé song featuring the lyrics "to the left, to the left.
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The unfortunate truth is that even though congressional Democrats have promised to resume their action on July 7, when the House of Representatives reconvenes, nothing will come of it unless concerned citizens shake off their passivity and mass in front of the Capitol building.
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But as supporters of a bill to legalize abortion in Argentina began to shake off a stinging defeat in the Senate on Thursday, they took consolation in having galvanized a reproductive-rights movement across Latin America and began to consider how to redirect their activism.
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ISTANBUL, Sept 2 (Reuters) - The Turkish economy contracted 1.5% year-on-year in the second quarter, better than expectations, and it recorded another positive quarter-on-quarter reading as the economy looks to shake off the effects of recession after last year's currency crisis.
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The firm initially tried to shake off the charges by claiming that any misconduct was the work of a few rogue employees, but reports that Goldman's former chief executive Lloyd C. Blankfein met with a key figure in the fraud have undercut that defense.
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"Both sides are coming to the summit out of their own fears and frustration, and we should try to encourage Kim Jong Un, rather than question his intention, so that he can shake off any doubt and take the right path with conviction," Lee said.
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Financial markets have tended to quickly shake off North Korea's periodic sabre-rattling in the past, dismissing it as bluster, but tensions have lingered this year amid signs that it is making progress in its ballistic missile programme and on Trump's growing frustration with Pyongyang.
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Back in 1995 South African rugby was only beginning to shake off its image as a sport for the country's more privileged white minority, and the only black player on the pitch was star winger Chester Williams, who died in September of a heart attack.
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Mr. Comey's decision to make public the examination of possible new evidence plunged him and the bureau into a political firestorm just as agents were trying to shake off Mr. Comey's much criticized announcement months earlier that he would not recommend charges in the case.
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ABUJA, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Senate on Thursday passed a record 10.59 trillion naira ($34.72 billion) budget for 2020, paving the way for a likely return to the international debt market next year as the country struggles to shake off the impact of a recession.
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TAIPEI, May 3 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks fell on Tuesday, breaking a key technical level to send the main index toward two-month lows amid concerns its trade-reliant economy is struggling to shake off last year's recession as prolonged weakness in global demand weighs on key exporters.
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EditorsNote: resending to fix slug Playing on the road the first night back from a long All-Star break required the Denver Nuggets to slowly shake off some rust before drilling the Dallas Mavericks with a third-quarter barrage for a 213-216 victory Friday night.
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Maputo has been struggling to shake-off an international scandal after the discovery of hidden loans worth $2 billon to state companies led the International Monetary Fund and Western donors to halt support for Mozambique, triggering the collapse of its currency and leading to a debt default.
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At the time, the notoriously violent cartel was thought to be responsible for an estimated 60% of the cocaine coming into the US. As a mother of two young sons, one of whom was born with special needs, Klapper found herself baking to shake off the stress.
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It has not always been such smooth progress for Wirecard, which for years struggled to shake off a sleazy image as a payments provider for online porn and gambling sites, and more recently came under attack from speculative short sellers that are under investigation by state prosecutors.
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Some analysts contend Novartis's BAF312 is an under- appreciated part of its drug pipeline that promises to help the company shake off recent challenges including the sluggish launch of its Entresto heart failure drug and a sales slump at its Alcon eye care and surgical instruments division.
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With this version of A Wrinkle In Time at my fingertips, though — and a young Black Meg soaking up messages about using her faults to guide her — I may have found the courage to shake off my haters and hold my head up high much, much earlier.
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To imagine such a world, we have to shake off the habits of this one and picture ourselves as able to reset all our institutions and social relations, keeping only those that are just—that is, are justifiable to everyone who has to live within them.
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Fox, a co-editor of the art magazine Frieze, begins with the word's Latin roots — prae, meaning "before," and tendere, "to stretch or extend" — and argues that pretension, or pretending to something else, is what allows us to shake off complacency and move beyond the status quo.
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Mexico's top prosecutor, acting Attorney General, Alberto Elias Beltran, on Friday fired the federal attorney general responsible for electoral crimes, adding fuel to a case that may complicate the president's efforts to shake off allegations of corruption in the run-up to the July 2018 presidential vote.
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The return of these units illustrates Japan's inability to shake off coal as a mainstay fuel for its power generation despite pledges to reduce carbon emissions under the 214.9 Paris climate agreement and even as the country remains the world's largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) buyer.
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I'd been a fan for about five years, much of that time spent memorizing lyrics like a loser and soaking in every interview I could find online—a process that gradually cultivated a weird, sort-of-American accent I can't seem to shake off to this day.
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Small, believable moments—like getting Trico to jump into a lake, shake off the water, and scratch behind his ear—help sell the big moments, like holding on to Trico by the scruff as he runs and jumps off a crumbling bridge miles up in the air.
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Still just 28, Foles may in fact have what it takes to succeed in the N.F.L. A few weeks of practice with the first-team offense could help shake off some rust, and he could emerge as a player capable of leading them in the playoffs.
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European shares closed mostly in the black by the end of Monday's trade, as investors tried to shake off concerns surrounding the government shutdown in the U.S. The pan-European Stoxx 22017 finished trade up 2600 percent provisionally, while sectors pointed in different directions by the close.
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He stuck the landing on first base with his right foot in the bottom of the seventh, but as he ran out to the mound in the eighth he made a little flexing motion with his left leg, as if to shake off some discomfort there.
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It's Tracey's birthday, and she wants to shake off the tedium of the day with her pals from the steel-tubing factory where she works—the hard-drinking Jessie (Miriam Shor) and the high-voiced, trying-to-keep-pain-at-bay Cynthia (Michelle Wilson), who is black.
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GABORONE, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Botswana's economic growth will slow to about 3.5% in 2019 from 4.5% in 2018, before speeding up to around 4.2% in 2020 if the southern African nation can shake-off the effects of weak diamond exports and drought, the IMF said on Wednesday.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Belgium paid the price for failing to take their chances against France but will now have to shake off their disappointment and focus on finishing third at the World Cup, their coach Roberto Martinez said after his team's defeat in the semi-final.
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It might seem strange to blame one of a city's most successful parties for the onset of irreversible homogenization, but in Manchester, it could be argued that the sudden demise of Murkage in 2015 has created an atmosphere of cultural similarity that's difficult to shake off.
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The yen has gained more than 10 percent against dollar this year, as investors seek the currency as a safe have A rising yen tends to worry government officials because it decreases exporters' earnings and makes it more difficult to shake off deflation by pushing down import prices.
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TAIPEI, May 23 (Reuters) - China's embattled LeEco aims to cut its U.S. workforce to as few as 60 people from around 500 earlier this year, as the Netflix-to-Tesla-like group streamlines global operations to shake off a cash crunch, a person with knowledge of the plan said.
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Imagine if, before she took the stage, Biden had shaken her hand and offered her words of encouragement — if she'd been able to approach voters feeling supported by the vice president, rather than having to shake off feelings of discomfort at a crucial moment in her political career.
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Those latter tweets about wanting "self-proclaimed feminists to start speaking out" got many thinking she was calling out Taylor Swift, a prominent Sony-affiliated artist whose Grammy acceptance speech for Album of the Year called for women to shake off toxic people who try to undermine their success.
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South Africa's rand was softer, retreating from gains last session logged on a rise in economic growth in major trading partner China and as retail sales came in better than forecasts, offering hope the economy could shake off the impact of nationwide power outages over February and March.
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Image 2 of 2 REYKJAVIK, Iceland – Icelanders are voting for the third time in four years as the nation tries to shake off the latest political crisis on an island that has been roiled by divisions since its economy was ravaged by the global financial crisis in 2008.
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But while K-pop (as well as K-hip-hop/rap, rock) is getting more attention, South Korean music is still fighting to assert its validity as a legitimate competitor on the world stage and shake off its status as a fleeting "phenomenon" attributed to its vocal fans.
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Nixon was apparently unable to suck up enough of the anti-Cuomo sentiment that rumbles among Democrats—both downstate and upstate—even by campaigning on Cuomo's biggest flaws: New York's shitty subway system, the cloud of corruption that Albany can't seem to shake off, and comprehensive criminal justice reform.
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In the low light of wood-panelled speakeasy Senator Saloon in central Shanghai, bartenders Elephant Zhang and Jeremy Yang told Reuters they expected consumers to shake off any price hikes as they mixed classic whiskey cocktails like Manhattans and Sazeracs to the sound of Glenn Miller and Artie Shaw.
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Nevertheless, the tweet set off a series of events, some engineered by Mr. Comey, that helped prompt the appointment of a special counsel to investigate Russian election interference and possible ties to Mr. Trump's associates, a blow to a White House that has tried to shake off the investigation.
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The views expressed are his own.) By Mike Dolan LONDON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - The mood turned darker again on world markets on Thursday, unable to shake off concerns over the Chinese virus scare, hit by fresh U.S. tariff threats against Europe and anxious about some incoming corporate earnings reports.
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While developing economies are no stranger to financial crises, with several currency and debt cataclysms infecting all emerging markets in waves over recent decades, leaders gathering for this year's World Economic Forum in Davos in the Swiss Alps are fearful that this episode is much harder to shake off.
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Macron's move to replace the tax with a levy targeting only real estate in last week's 2018 budget was used by political opponents to brand him the "president of the rich", a label the ex-Rothschild banker has been struggling to shake off since taking office in May.
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There is a scene toward the end of "War for the Planet of the Apes" that is as vivid and haunting as anything I've seen in a Hollywood blockbuster in ages, a moment of rousing and dreadful cinematic clarity that I don't expect to shake off any time soon.
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Thanks to the estranged political realities of the age, Trump is likely to interpret his latest escape, in a business and political career that has often flirted with disaster, as an inducement to broaden his crusade to expand his personal power and shake off remaining constitutional guard rails.
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With the euro zone struggling to shake off debt worries that have nearly split the currency bloc in recent years, Padoan said an even greater threat now came from the possible breakdown of Europe's borderless Schengen region as some countries introduce emergency controls to stem the movement of migrants.
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I felt as if I had brought a piece of American whiteness back with me that I couldn't shake off, and that made me newly critical of things I was seeing, things that I had totally been okay with, like not using your blinker when you change lanes.
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The privacy issue comes at a time when Facebook is trying to re-position itself as a gathering place for friends, family and those with common problems and interests, in an effort to shake off negative connections to malicious online trolls, political rancor and alleged widespread violations of privacy.
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Dominika is expected to just shake off her assaults, and when she confronts one of her assailants in a later scene, she mostly humiliates him, in a way that ultimately leaves the audience a bit mystified and confused as to her true aims rather than delivering easy catharsis.
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While the words would come, there was a pulsing delivery attached to them, as if primitive human language could never convey the pieces the Kim regime had chipped away from his soul, or the anger that wrapped around him, like a blanket of terror, that he could never shake off.
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Overall Rubio seemed to have a mildly strong night, and often went on the offensive to try to prove it, most likely in an attempt to shake off the fried skin on his back left from the Chris Christie roasting he suffered in the last GOP debate in New Hampshire.
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The big picture: The hip-hop artist was scheduled to headline act at the Jeddah World Fest on July 18, as the "ultraconservative kingdom" works to shake off its reputation for strict regulations on entertainment, per AP. The performance was part of a push to increase tourism to the country.
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She had a minor scare on Thursday when Taiwan's Hseih Su-wei forced a second-set tie-break, but the Slovak was pleased with her mental toughness to shake off two dropped match points and close out the 6-4 7-6(8) victory in one hour and 43 minutes.
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And yet Moore and the show itself seem to shake off this traumatic event within hours; in fact, it's played primarily for laughs, with an off-color joke by Captain Connor and an "It's not what you think!" gag about Kreizler's gang having found him wandering around without any pants.
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That means the Nasdaq doesn't fall quite so far as other indexes and can better shake off news of a stalled economic stimulus package in Washington or the surge in COVID-19 infections in the US. Indeed, in regular trading today the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) was down sharply.
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Investors appeared to shake off positive labor statistics (the U.S. added 273,000 jobs, ahead of expectations), as the expanding number of coronavirus cases in the U.S. and lack of a coordinated response from the Trump administration took their toll on investor confidence that the impact on the economy would be minimal.
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Oregon State right-hander Jake Thompson (14-1), who led Division I in victories going into the College World Series and took his first loss, 3-1, to Louisiana State on Friday, said Beavers pitching coach Nate Yeskie also allowed him to shake off signs from his freshman catcher, Adley Rutschman.
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Riding a five-fight winning streak against some of the biggest names the 145lbs weight class has to offer, Edgar managed to shake off the indignation and heartbreak of losing three close decisions for UFC championships in a row, with the Aldo loss following the two controversial decision losses dropped against Benson Henderson.
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Several analysts predicted that the pace of Vietnam's already sluggish economic liberalization may slow further after Mr. Dung retires this year, in part because he has a better understanding than Mr. Trong of how to communicate with foreign investors and has been more eager to shake off the party's Marxist-Leninist ideological mantle.
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The sisters, who both walked in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in December (Gigi for her second time, Bella for her first) took some time to shake off any nerves before hitting the runway by grabbing some pink jewel-encrusted mics and rapping Nicki Minaj's throwback hit 'Starships' for a 10 magazine video.
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"The conventional form of Western stories — beginning, middle, end — doesn't do addiction stories terribly well because recovery, in particular, doesn't have a concrete end point," said Duncan Macmillan, the author of the 2015 play "People, Places & Things," a harrowing story of a young actress trying to shake off a range of addictions.
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He'll have to shake off the angst of having committed accidental incest, though, since Winterfell will need to be as strong as ever with Cersei continuing to scheme in the capital, soon with reinforcements, and the army of the dead, including an undead dragon and several giants, marching south of the Wall.
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While the incident shows how a trigger-happy culture of policing continues to pervade the Chicago Police department, the way city officials handled the aftermath of O'Neal's death reflect their efforts to shake off the deep distrust caused by a long history and deep-rooted culture of police cover-ups and abuses of power.
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As Zenefits has had to shake off the perception of cutting corners in order to focus on growth, it's had to temper back its plans and has instead started to focus on being more of a platform for HR managers to handle their employees and slot in third-party apps that access that data.
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I still tear up the moment Rudy takes the football field for the first and only time of his infamous college football career at Notre Dame, get chills as soon as Rocky yells, "Adriaannnneeee" after his marathon fight with Apollo Creed, and shake off the overwhelming feeling of nostalgia whenever I watch The Sandlot.
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Any delay in the restart of the Neutral Zone field that produced 280,000 to 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) before environmental problems forced its closure in October 2014 will be seen as a boost to global oil markets struggling to shake off a glut that has sent prices diving over the past two years.
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After surviving regulation changes last season that altered the aerodynamics of the car and the tires — which was the sport's attempt, in part, to shake off their hegemony after they won a third consecutive championship in 26 — Mercedes still made it four in a row in October, clinching the constructors' crown in Austin, Tex.
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Once you are labelled it is hard to shake off the perceptions that come with the label, and it is even harder to change labels; we can see in the image that those who have got a label are pinned to the ground by it, and seem to be somewhat resigned to their fate.
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While the bitter division with Serbia remains — the government in Belgrade refuses to recognize Kosovo as an independent nation — and hope for a rapprochement still far-off, observers hope that the vote might provide an opportunity for the country to shake off the corruption and mismanagement of the postwar years and focus on better governance.
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With federal legislation off the table for the time being, the next few years mark a crucial opportunity for the left to step back, shake off the cobwebs of old ideas and the shackles of old failures, and do some blue-sky thinking about what climate policy ought to look like in the 21st century.
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According to actor Iwan Rheon's interview (who plays Ramsay) with Refinery29, it's more about how he's has gotten inside Sansa's head than anything else: "Well I think what he means is that, what he's done to her, she won't be able to shake off and he has kind of broken her," says Rheon of Ramsay's awful actions.
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We can't shake off that mounting fire-ants-in-your-bra panic that we must choose between definition-by-identity (instead of good, old fashioned talent) or the very real possibility of erasure from "the scene" if we don't weigh in as a lady duo when we communicate with labels, licensing houses, publicists, festivals, and music writers.
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Matt Phillips of the NYT writes that, while the market falls don't mean the U.S. is headed into recession, they could portend problems: In 2100, a hefty dose of fiscal stimulus, in the form of tax cuts, allowed the United States to shake off the growth worries in China, Europe and the rest of the world.
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But when Batoon's ready to throw down some choreography, it's always lit, especially if she's rocking out to early Millennium deep-cuts like Nelly's 2000 classic, Ride Wit Me. So when R29 staffer Lucie Fink met up with Batoon at 2017's VidCon, there really was only one thing to do: compete in the universe's ultimate shake-off, the Internet Dance Challenge.
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Now he must shake off the cobwebs of being on the political sidelines, raise millions of dollars, take policy positions, qualify for ballots across the country (he already missed two state deadlines), travel to early states, hire campaign staff and make a coherent case for why he, not the 17 others running this year, is the best choice to take on President Trump.
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ET (24.8 GMT) * Futures up: Dow 0.34%, S&P 0.34%, Nasdaq 0.51% (Adds comment, details; updates prices) Feb 19 (Reuters) - Wall street was set for a stronger open on Wednesday as signs of slowing coronavirus infections and expectations that China would take more measures to bolster its virus-hit economy helped investors shake off worries stemming from Apple's sales warning.
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ET (24.8 GMT) * Futures up: Dow 0.34%, S&P 0.34%, Nasdaq 0.51% (Adds comment, details; updates prices) By Medha Singh Feb 19 (Reuters) - Wall street was set for a stronger open on Wednesday as signs of slowing coronavirus infections and expectations that China would take more measures to bolster its virus-hit economy helped investors shake off worries stemming from Apple's sales warning.
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"It may take some time for Slack to shake off the 'Microsoft overhang', but this is a step in the right direction to dispute that narrative with investors," said Rishi Jaluria from research firm DA Davidson & Co. The company has seen strong adoption and benefits from allowing users to use other apps like Salesforce and Google Drive without leaving the platform, he added.
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"It may take some time for Slack to shake off the 'Microsoft overhang', but this is a step in the right direction to dispute that narrative with investors," said Rishi Jaluria from research firm DA Davidson & Co. The company has seen strong adoption and benefits from allowing users to use other apps like Salesforce and Google Drive without leaving the platform, he added.
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Stewart clearly stopped by Late Show to offer his old pal a boost in the ratings — creatively, the show is finally coming close to the heights of The Colbert Report, so this was a good time for viewers to sample the program — but it was also fun to watch him shake off the cobwebs and deliver jokes to a camera again.
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More than just a carry-on essential (because no one is getting their full-sized bottle of Gucci Bloom through airport security), you can slip a skinny glass bottle into the side pocket of any purse for an instant refresh when you're standing at the crosswalk on a warm morning, or trying to shake off that stale airplane feeling before heading straight from hotel room to dinner.
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I suddenly feel like an outlaw as I frantically toss a camp looking for where the real valuables are hidden, and then there is the gathering sound of men on horseback approaching and I have to ride like hell for the mountains where maybe I can shake off my pursuers, or maybe try and shoot it out with them among the rocks and streams.
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Karen Han: While watching "The Ballad of Donkey Doug," I was reminded of what Todd said a couple weeks ago about the early part of the season, in that it seemed like The Good Place was going to have to put on its running shoes and sprint in order to ever surpass the high bar it had previously set for itself, and shake off the relatively slow start to the season.
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Though Burns has been able to shake off the Ken Burns Effect in recent years — The Address is a cinéma-vérité documentary about a special needs school's students memorizing the Gettysburg Address, while The Vietnam War is largely composed of archival footage — he's always going to be defined by it in a way that other similarly lauded documentarians, like Errol Morris and Alex Gibney, aren't defined by their own styles.
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