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The discovery also sheds light on the evolution of feathers.
A new study released Friday sheds light on this issue.
Related: USS John McCain collision sheds light on territorial dispute
A thought experiment sheds light on what is going on.
This compulsion sheds light on many aspects of daily life.
The early history sheds light on China as a whole.
The data sheds light on an ongoing national teacher shortage.
But telling a story that actually sheds light on prison.
A new report from Chicago sheds light on a big national problem A new report from Chicago sheds light on a big national problem It takes a lot to get fired from Chicago's police department.
"The Resident" sheds light on another side of the medical world.
It sheds light on a little known period of primate evolution.
Trump's vision of "America First" sheds light on his main achievements.
It sheds light on things that are pertinent to the discussion.
Ultimately, ฿o₫៛€$ sheds light on the pressing problem of oceanic disturbance.
This new finding sheds light on a longstanding mystery about the Moon.
Our work also sheds light on the dynamics that drive that intolerance.
A study published Wednesday in Science Advances sheds light on the discovery.
I only hope this sheds light on what inappropriate behavior looks like.
Wittels' memoir sheds light on grief and the devastating ramifications of addiction.
Ryan's work sheds light on another important driving force for transgender equality.
Pathogen sheds light on the age-old battle between man and disease.
Today's full moon in Scorpio sheds light on material and financial matters.
Now a new study sheds light on the benefit of doing so.
It sheds light on an important issue that overwhelming impacts marginalized communities.
Sometimes a film illustrates an idea, or sheds light on an event.
What is the "other mystery" he believes the novel sheds light on?
New research sheds light on the question of teenagers and self-control.
The film sheds light on a country that's been ravaged by war.
A new report sheds light on the tipsiest towns across the United States.
Ahead, Dr. Zeichner sheds light on how to handle blind zits at home.
Personal finance website WalletHub's new study sheds light on the sea of discounts.
Alexander Urbelis said the report sheds light on the prosecution of Julian Assange.
Volkswagen's position sheds light on its view of the scandal as a whole.
The tax returns may help provide information that sheds light on his motives.
Another incident sheds light on how the company viewed and handled security issues.
New AngelList dataset sheds light on the signaling risks of seed-stage investments
Today's full moon in Taurus sheds light on what's been lurking in the shadows.
New research sheds light on how bats can carry diseases without dying from them.
Click to enlarge Recent GOBankingRates research sheds light on Americans' struggle with building wealth.
It's a story that sheds light on a dark side of Russia's political sphere.
The documentary also sheds light on other issues, including feminism, media and pop culture.
The company's annual report sheds light on key facilities in Shanghai and Hong Kong.
A new government study sheds light on the popularity of electronic cigarettes among youth.
In an interview filmed in the aughts, Ramm sheds light on his everyday life.
Through a fictional conceit, Dialect sheds light on a real-world problem: language death.
The Daily: Mr. Cohen's admission sheds light on where Robert Mueller's investigation is headed.
Atlas' utilization sheds light on how the tech industry's financial arm is prioritizing health.
The memo also sheds light on the Warren campaign's big bet on organizing muscle.
The new study also sheds light on exactly which Africans spread to other continents.
A new report from Sports Illustrated sheds light on the US feral pig population.
San Francisco's experience sheds light on what might happen if the bill becomes law.
And hopefully this movie sheds light on the fact that it is real work.
The new information also sheds light on Trump's alleged word choice on a Sept.
The Turner case sheds light on the horrifying sexual assault epidemic across colleges campuses.
Day Out of Days sheds light on what it really takes to survive in Tinseltown.
The episode sheds light on Sinclair's unusual, and underappreciated, place in the marketplace of ideas.
This refusal by Mylan sheds light on a bigger issue in pharmaceuticals and healthcare: transparency.
Now, a new study sheds light on the possible mental health implications of climate change.
It also sheds light on Prince Mohammed's dangerous combination of sweeping ambition and ruthless impunity.
"Every town has a canal story" that sheds light on local history, Mr. Meek said.
Opinion The death of my father sheds light on what Brazil's future may now hold.
A new LinkedIn report sheds light on some positive momentum women are making at work.
But it sheds light on an authentic engine of imbalance in the criminal justice system.
But now, we might have some data that finally sheds light on this signaling risk.
The media organizations filed suit in hopes the video sheds light on the police response.
A new survey sheds light on what hedge funds think about the ride-sharing IPO.
A recently published study sheds light on the alarming relationship between hormonal birth control and depression.
FOIA is a powerful anti-corruption tool that sheds light on good, and bad, governance alike.
The report also sheds light on the reality of growing up in the foster care system.
Though she's discussed the injury before, the documentary sheds light on the extent of her pain.
But domestic politicking also sheds light on why the trade talks have hit a rocky patch.
The NHL rulebook sheds light on why the Situation Room in Toronto could not get involved.
John Oliver sheds light on sexism and racism in medicine Science tells us mattresses aren't migratory.
This podcast sheds light on classic philosophical ideas and principles, featuring interviews with today's brightest philosophers.
The data released Tuesday also sheds light on settlements unrelated to sexual harassment and sex discrimination.
James Comey sheds light on lines that those in the Trump administration grapple with every day.
In the PSA, Wilson, 30, sheds light on how domestic violence affects pets and their owners.
The new study sheds light on why men in particular may have such extravagant preferences: testosterone.
It sheds light on how extroverted you are, how you handle stress, and how disciplined you are.
That's great news, and Andrews' experience sheds light on a too-often-ignored form of female cancer.
His new book, Hip Honey Honeys, sheds light on a cornerstone of contemporary culture — the rap video.
The find sheds light on the mysterious role of female scribes and painters in Medieval book production.
A criminal complaint filed Monday in Hennepin County District Court sheds light on what police say happened.
Though she's discussed the injury before, her new documentary sheds light on the extent of her pain.
This video sheds light on why we'll have to wait a little longer for a real demonstration.
The team dropped its first paper since being acquired and it sheds light on the group's priorities.
This middle section of Studio sheds light on Marker the artist as well as Marker the man.
Details: Online dating often sheds light on how wider social biases are intertwined with our intimate lives.
But their structural resonance sheds light on three aspects of the relationship between narrative and politics today.
The documentary sheds light on the online sensation and will be premiering at the beginning of October.
A new study sheds light on the channels through which scammers are raking in the most money.
The Midwest Premium is assessed using a published methodology and sheds light on local U.S. market conditions.
Sweet details an undercover C.I.A. mission to disrupt defection, and sheds light on the exiles' complex motives.
The decision also sheds light on OPEC members' growing feelings of exclusion by the Saudi-Russian axis.
The episode sheds light on the brash style of Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince.
Marwyn helps connect these threads, and his "Book of Lost Books" also sheds light on various prophecies.
Forensic evidence sheds light on who did what and when, but this is often slow to arrive.
Monica's openness about her health sheds light on an issue that is prominent within black communities: uterine fibroids.
A new report from The Intercept sheds light on the NSA's close relationship with communications provider AT&T.
As much as the questionnaire sheds light on pressing and relevant issues, some of its premises have limits.
This prequel sheds light on the origin story around the prolonged feud between the vampires and the werewolves.
But now, new research sheds light on exactly what happens in the brain when someone takes a psychedelic.
What happened to the married father of one sheds light on the importance of hunting safety, Heckford says.
Netflix's weak second quarter sheds light on the biggest challenges that lie ahead for the streaming-TV giant.
"Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures" sheds light on the life of Robert Mapplethorpe and his sexually frank photographs.
While Biskupic sheds light on when and how Roberts made that decision, she is less illuminating on why.
It is not a coincidence that this map sheds light on President Trump's Electoral College victory in 2016.
Hassinger reveals unresolved family trauma that ultimately sheds light on the complexities of her relationship with her father.
The new study also sheds light on how fungi in the pancreas may drive the growth of tumors.
It sheds light on how totalizing and dismissive larger narratives and assignments of value around art can be.
It's a beautiful use of technology, one that sheds light on the mysterious patterns of the natural world.
As Anne Helen Petersen writes in a smart essay, the tweet sheds light on how uncontrollable Barr had become.
This desire for anonymity sheds light on one of the most pervasive and crippling aspects of CHSP: the shame.
It's not every day a celebrity sheds light on how they deal with the constant tabloid rumors about them.
If anything, the involvement of militias sheds light on the weakness of the Iraqi army as a national institution.
The lease document sheds light on an estate-planning technique the 70-year-old Trump appears to have used.
This history-making discovery sheds light on behavior of one of the planet's most elusive marine animals, NOAA said.
The anecdote, while quirky and comical at surface level, sheds light on the chaos that consumed Theranos' final stretch.
Which in turn sheds light on the shocking commonality of mass shootings in clubs and other nightspots across America.
Just comparing the top 10 stocks in the tech sector in 1999 and now sheds light on key distinctions.
"Art in my opinion never solves issues, but it sheds light on certain problems in society," he told Reuters.
O'Rourke's history sheds light on how the candidate approaches and understands the technological issues that face the U.S. today.
Dennis-Benn's tale of life in the impoverished neighborhoods of Montego Bay, Jamaica, sheds light on the island's disenfranchised.
"Candida" and Cowley's music sheds light on a beautiful facet of San Francisco's early 70s artist and performance scene.
Her next book sheds light on the hunt for evidence of the holy grail of modern cosmology: gravitational waves.
It sheds light on a decade of the artist's practice — plus, flipping through the colorful pages is strangely soothing.
The reporting sheds light on how the Weinstein story impacted what is now known as the "Me Too" movement.
Siamraptor, meaning "robber from Thailand," sheds light on the early evolutionary history of a dinosaur group known as carcharodontosaurs.
Taking a tour sheds light on the lives of Al Capone, George "Machine Gun" Kelly, and other famed criminals.
Williams sheds light on the significant challenges researchers face when gathering hard-to-find data and publishing those findings.
It is unclear whether the new timeline sheds light on Paddock's motive — something police are struggling to pin down.
The new study gives us the closest look yet at the people themselves and sheds light on their unusual origins.
Now, research published Wednesday in Nature sheds light on the elusive dawn of birdsong in the age of the dinosaurs.
A new Open Markets Institute report sheds light on the extent of this problem for the first time in decades.
It sheds light on the philosophy toward fringe sexuality that informs a show worshipped by an army of zealous fans.
But a major new review of research from Northwestern University sheds light on the potential risk factors, causes, and treatments.
The report sheds light on a potential agreement, but says there is no timeframe on when it will be finalized.
The study sheds light on how opioids - including painkillers like hydrocodone or oxycodone - impact young people, he told Reuters Health.
The exhibition is called Republica Colapsada, and it sheds light on an important issue through the expressive medium of art.
The Meridian shampoo packet sheds light on the little that detainees have access to, and — more critically — what they don't.
Mr. Mebiame's alleged scheme to pay off government officials sheds light on a murky side of business dealings in Africa.
This sobering statistic sheds light on the fact that America is embroiled in the largest drug epidemic in US history.
His routine sheds light on both the culture at Disneyland, and the behind-the-scenes inner-workings of the park.
In addition to revealing geographical disparities, the study also sheds light on the experience of simply locating an abortion facility.
This biopic doesn't delve much into his impact on fashion and art but sheds light on his struggles before success.
Understanding the thought process behind social anxiety is important because it sheds light on how to help people overcome it.
The new discovery sheds light on a smaller, different type of rumbling, one that can be both seen and heard.
The former first lady sheds light on what it was like to live through national tragedies in the White House.
They said they haven&apost yet found anything that sheds light on why he disappeared or where he is now.
New research published last week in Proceedings of the Royal Society A sheds light on why stalagmites have diverse shapes.
Or you may want to select something that sheds light on a different element of slavery discussed in the article.
It sheds light on the fact that every one of us should be more attentive to the food we consume.
A new article by journalist Ronan Farrow, published in the New Yorker on Thursday morning, sheds light on the question.
From climate change and global health to women's rights and education, Clinton's book sheds light on problems on an international scale.
Just over an hour long, the film sheds light on history that is unknown to many cinephiles, despite Seyrig's iconic status.
Now, the study sheds light on how foods that contain nitrates, such as hot dogs and lunch meats, might trigger migraines.
The Creators Project got an exclusive glimpse at Vidal's notebook, which sheds light on how she plans her mind-bending murals.
This study sheds light on the ancestral form of sleep that may have evolved and specialized to eventually become human sleep.
A study published on Monday by Harvard Business Review sheds light on how those in the top spot use their time.
It also sheds light on how the group managed to hold onto so much land at the height of its power.
Little, if anything, sheds light on his long identification with so-called Decadent art and its close relative, the Aesthetic movement.
A study based on a survey of more than 303,230 practicing visual artists sheds light on the economics of making art.
An exhibition of artifacts and other materials sheds light on this history: "On Jews and Chocolate," Sundays to Thursdays, 10 a.m.
Mobile, scalable, and global, SÁGA is a unique offering that sheds light on discrete audiences without relying on personally identifiable information.
John McCain from glioblastoma on Saturday once again sheds light on this devastating illness and the need to find a cure.
But this new research sheds light on elephant birds as being closer in relation to kiwis -- also nocturnal with poor vision.
But on a broader and more basic level, the case also sheds light on deep inequities in our college admissions system.
That pattern sheds light on the nature of the President's acts and the inferences that can be drawn about his intent.
Arjan's woes are comic, but the novel's depth is evident as it sheds light on the economic and political struggles of immigrants.
A new story from The Guardian sheds light on two Facebook contractors who live in a two-car garage with their children.
The two-year investigation sheds light on what the group says is political corruption within Honduras and some of the major players.
However, when it comes to investing, incremental data is critical but often sheds light on only part of a much bigger picture.
An exhibition at the Atkinson Art Gallery and Library sheds light on the somewhat mysterious 19th-century scholar and collector Anne Goodison.
But the defense filing Tuesday sheds light on those details when it refers to sealed parts of a previous filing by Mueller.
Better to base contracts only on information (like profits relative to the industry average) which sheds light on the manager's true performance.
From startling new medical revelations and the secret that tormented him, the two-part special sheds light on Hernandez's untold true story.
But this kit also sheds light on another trend: since 2001, Lego has released nearly a dozen variations on the TIE fighter.
At its core, though, a project like "Dark" sheds light on the commonality of themes that fascinate and perplex, frighten and entertain.
They say the new paper sheds light on how both marriage and dementia are culturally and socially determined as well as intertwined.
The draft agreement sheds light on the concessions Arlington made to Amazon to lure its business and 2090,000 jobs to the area.
As the errant jester of MoMA, he deftly sheds light on and makes light of art's interconnections with political corruption and violence.
The book sheds light on the country's history, describing civil war, the Ebola epidemic and the ordinary women who enabled Sirleaf's victories.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years after his assassination, this new documentary sheds light on the final chapters of his life.
This is a brave portrait that sheds light on the parts of Indian culture that are seldom seen by those outside it.
The research not only sheds light on the properties of this ancient organ, but also has applications for modern neuroscience and archeology.
This cognitive bias, I think, sheds light on persistent disagreements over inequality and opportunity that affect many of us in American society.
Kwan's novel sheds light on the dynamics between nationality, wealth, and income in a gloriously fun way that readers love to explore.
The research also sheds light on why the language and culture of present-day Basques are so distinct from those of Iberians.
"While the report sheds light on Jakelin's cause of death, it still leaves many questions that require further review," the statement said.
The organization said the trove sheds light on tools the C.I.A. uses to break into smartphones, computers and even internet-connected televisions.
But a new study sheds light on an even more dismal aspect of this kind of discrimination: that it happens to babies, too.
The HRW report sheds light on how technology is playing an increasingly important role in that crackdown -- and questions the legality of it.
Now, a growing body of research sheds light on depression in fathers and the factors that might contribute to their risk of symptoms.
The test sheds light on how you like to communicate, the kind of structure you do best in, and how you make decisions.
The recent tussle between the government and Freeport-McMoRan sheds light on why resource-rich Indonesia isn't pulling in more foreign direct investment.
The latest of Greenfield's films on the not-so-subtleties of consumerism sheds light on beauty, gender, aging, and the commodification of appearance.
As the Musk/Zuckerberg argument unfolds, let's hope it sheds light on a significant challenge that has gone unnoticed for far too long.
This is a book about adulthood; it sheds light on the human psyche, our motivations, our desires, our paradox, our endless non-closures.
In this video, Zayid sheds light on her career as a performer, Trump, and what the Cures Act means to people like her.
That's according to LinkedIn's new "Gender Insights Report, " which sheds light on how gender affects the behaviors and interactions between candidates and employers.
The Common Sense Census, released earlier this year, sheds light on what kids age 8--18 are doing with entertainment media every day.
Selma director Ava Duvernay sheds light on the tragic but true story of the US prison system with her harrowing Netflix documentary, 13th.
While the children's whereabouts may be unknown for the time being, CNN obtained data from HHS that sheds light on who they are.
A retrospective at the Korea Society sheds light on the work of a painter who joined Korean influences and techniques with Abstract Expressionism.
"The Great Revolt," a book about the 85033 election authored by Salena Zito and Brad Todd, sheds light on Trump and his base.
This hashtag sheds light on the dangerous belief that abuse needs to be violent in order for it to be an urgent matter.
Her journey resulted in a book, Incarcerated Nations, which sheds light on the philosophy behind American incarceration and how it stands apart globally.
A new wave of research sheds light on what patients want at the end of life, and who is — or isn't — getting it.
But the hours-long deposition also sheds light on the disintegration of the relationship between Uber and one of its biggest investors, Google.
Sen. John McCain's diagnosis of glioblastoma Wednesday night once again sheds light on this devastating illness and the need to find a cure.
Report sheds light on how he planned attack • Paddock behaved strangely during a stay at the Mandalay Bay a month before the shooting.
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg sheds light on various reasons why women are missing from the top roles of all professions around the world.
The new analysis also sheds light on a recent debate in the tardigrade research community about what could make the beasties so resilient.
The director Davis Guggenheim ("An Inconvenient Truth") sheds light on the failings of the United States public education system in this alarming documentary.
A new study sheds light on just how much gun-related injuries cost the United States, from the health care system to victims' families.
Using satire and deadpan humor, the series sheds light on offensive stereotypes surrounding girls in tech, all while highlighting the need to change them.
The research not only informs ongoing debates about Earth's evolution, it also sheds light on the processes and structures that may shape other planets.
The posts come as a source sheds light on the early days of their relationship, which has helped bring Kardashian back into the limelight.
But research just published in Immunity by Chen Jianfeng of the Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, in Shanghai, sheds light on the matter.
From steaming duties to leading a group of "misfit toys", a new tome sheds light on one of the White House's youngest staff members.
Why it matters: The story sheds light on how Biden may approach a topic that he has not yet emphasized in his nascent run.
The study also sheds light on how far such a policy change could go to shrink income inequality in some of America's poorest regions.
A hypothetical rapid rate rise scenario sheds light on the potential market risk faced by investors with high-quality sovereign bonds in their portfolios.
The email sheds light on the impact that such controversies have on staffers and fueled speculation that Kihuen may be thinking about stepping down.
In an Instagram caption announcing the birth, Union called Kaavia a "miracle baby," and a new interview with Women's Health sheds light on why.
Neither a miner nor Indonesian herself, Tsibizova is also an outsider, but in witnessing their hardships, the photographer sheds light on a difficult situation.
While raising money for Pencils of Promise was the main goal of this project, Joel's approach sheds light on the mindset of ultra runners.
And this new fossil sheds light on their diversity and evolution -- especially as one of the last surviving raptors before all dinosaurs went extinct.
The exhibition is also certainly not without humor and at times irreverently sheds light on the limits of writing systems to wonderfully comedic effect.
The trove sheds light on the later parts of Douglass's life, and on his family, which he rarely mentioned in his speeches and writings.
This just sheds light on the fact that the spending system is broken when any little group can sort of hold the government hostage.
In the Video Op-Ed above, Raha Bahreini sheds light on the eye-opening stories that Iran's government did not want you to see.
Tom Miller, professor of finance at Mississippi State University, sheds light on this dynamic in his book How Do Small-Dollar, Nonbank Loans Work?
Blagg's report also sheds light on one issue that I know gets discussed a lot in my neighborhood — the link between school performance and gentrification.
Memorializing Grace Murray Hopper signifies a cultural shift and sheds light on the role technology will play in enhancing women's voices for generations to come.
The opening lyric sheds light on Gaga's lost years pre-fame, during which a "Texas girl real strong" showed her the strength to be found.
Bareilles is in the middle of recovering from surgery, and her post sheds light on a common, but still little-known, health issue for women.
A transcript of Brock Turner's sentencing hearing sheds light on the judge's controversial decision to give the sexual assault convict just six months in jail.
A report published last November by the Austria-based consulting firm SEC sheds light on the security implications of non-assessed component reuse across devices.
"I think [Oprah] likes a human story that sheds light on an issue, but an issue in which the people come first," Jones, 47, says.
For him, Turkey tells the most compelling tale, and sheds light on recent electoral upsets we've witnessed in both the US and UK this year.
Each episode sheds light on their creative processes and personal struggles, interspersing cinema verité-style documentary footage with beautifully produced music videos featuring original songs.
But Republicans have dismissed the request as a "fishing expedition," countering that Kavanaugh's roughly 12 years on the bench sheds light on his legal philosophy.
An ongoing evaluation of these programs sheds light on what is working to help Americans get back to work and provide key insights for policymakers.
The continuation of EY's work for up to another year sheds light on the still-unfolding saga of state intervention in the seaside resort town.
The way your posting frequency sheds light on your life is one of the correlations that Facebook can use—and this was three years ago!
Aggregating these numbers sheds light on how much oil China has on hand and may be consuming — increasingly important pieces of information for the markets.
A rediscovered diary, now at the Museum of the American Revolution, sheds light on the life of Deborah Sampson, who fought in the Continental Army.
Weaving a cast of often overlooked people throughout history, Popova sheds light on their life's work, personal tribulations, overlapping relationships — and the barriers they broke.
My new research sheds light on a time when realism and maturity shaped the agency's priorities, rather than an understandable desire to spill Nazi blood.
With the benefit of hindsight, reviewing Morris's Theranos commercials sheds light on the contradictions in the ideology that serves as the bedrock for his work.
As if the ick factor weren't enough, the discovery further sheds light on a critical humanitarian issue in manufacturing industries: Take-home work significantly underpays employees.
Released on what would have been Brown's 23rd birthday, the statement sheds light on her condition when she was found unresponsive in her bathtub on Jan.
Phillips sheds light on this history with "Every Woman," one of four so-called "dazzle ships" commissioned throughout the UK to commemorate the First World War.
By insinuating questions into the often-didactic field of social practice, the exhibition sheds light on the multiple issues that can arise with crises and responses.
The lawsuit sheds light on an extremely taxing job in the tech industry that rarely gets attention: content moderation — the removal of offensive or disturbing material.
He found nothing that sheds light on the security issue, but he did find a discarded X-Files DVD resting on top of a trash bin.
A new report from IBM Security sheds light on ongoing campaigns being waged by "cyber con artists" employing a known scam called Business Email Compromise (BEC).
The Upwork Skills Index sheds light on new and emerging skills and provides real-time validation of current trends in the labor market and tech industry.
This latest round brings in some notable investors, and also sheds light on some of the others that have been funding the startup up to now.
"Bluets (After Maggie Nelson)" (2018) offers a clue to the source material and sheds light on Olsen's practice of overlapping subjects whether physical, autobiographical, or mythological.
But the smaller settlement merits close study because it sheds light on one of Wall Street's most secretive and profitable arenas: securities lending and short-selling.
In a phone interview, Franco said that the plight of Belarusian activists sheds light on the benefits of encryption, which he says are too often overlooked.
Whether you live in the state or not, this effort sheds light on the fact that we could all reduce our consumption of single-use plastics.
But it is expansive and detailed, it is well written, and it sheds light on a good deal about U.S. covert activities in postwar Southeast Asia.
"The release ... sheds light on just how promotional the biz was, with merchandise margin down significantly," Jefferies analyst Randal Konik said in a note to clients.
Our report sheds light on this by bringing together modelers from diverse organizations to help policymakers understand exactly why estimates associated with paid leave policies differ.
Together, this body of work sheds light on all the different elements of the body and how Western society pressures women into looking a certain way.
The set-up revealed by Friday's indictment, not unlike a digital media start-up, sheds light on exactly what American technology companies have been up against.
In its annual long-term forecast that sheds light on world trends, Airbus predicted the world's fleet would more than double to 203,220 jets by 24.9.
This year's annual survey also sheds light on how Muslims are perceived around the world, including American views on Islam today compared to 2002 by political party.
The report sheds light on the scale and scope of Russian social media campaigns, which have long been discussed in terms of ad spend and promoted posts.
One clue that sheds light on the mysterious quarters is the type of companies that use them: they tend to be in the business of feeding people.
The report sheds light on the death of Perez, who was killed in January when government forces hunted his group down to a mountain hideout outside Caracas.
Photo: GettyEvery December, Google releases "The Year in Search," which sheds light on what the world was most interested in during the last spin around the sun.
Seeing the eyes and mouth in this craggy mountain, a phenomenon Lemstra refers to as a "crumb," sheds light on the mind that sees these gorgeous illustrations.
Now a new, large study sheds light on what the long-term health effects might be of those choices, which so far have been a bit murky.
But in Japan, it sheds light on a "thrift economy" for second-hand items, which is thriving even as the Bank of Japan tries to stoke inflation.
The film also sheds light on the racial turmoil of the time, both in the United States and in Germany with the rise of the Nazi Party.
The researchers believe that this fossil sheds light on the fact that there were other lineages of these dinosaurs before they all evolved to have similar features.
Gondo's reasoning for the GTFF's crimes sheds light on why rappers' roles are crucial in this struggle against corrupt policing and oppression of black people in general.
A new report from the American Association of University Women (AAUW) sheds light on the disproportionate impact of student loan debt on women in the United States.
The report, published today, sheds light on how powerful surveillance has forced many activists underground, while underscoring the importance of encryption as a way to evade censors.
Mychal Denzel Smith, in "A Grief Observed," sheds light on the pressures and expectations placed on black families following the racially charged death of a loved one.
Joanna Grossman, Ph.D., serves on the advisory board of Predator Defense, a national nonprofit that protects native carnivores and sheds light on government-sponsored lethal control programs.
"Today's ruling in Arkansas sheds light on what's at stake for women in this country," said Dawn Laguens, executive vice president of Planned Parenthood, in a statement.
The result was a story that sheds light on how North Koreans spend their money, and how the country is trying to become less reliant on China.
"What this study does is characterize the growth and decay of the Antarctic ice sheet and sheds light on what is forcing it to change," explains Meyers.
It not only broadens the concept of self-harming behaviors, but sheds light on the fact that dreams aren't just nonsensical particles of our subconscious, glued together.
The research also sheds light on an ingredient which has not always been well understood and which only elicits the perception of sweetness in humans and primates.
A high-profile retrospective of work by Nahui Olin at Mexico City's Museo Nacional de Arte sheds light on the largely forgotten artist and her nonconformist life.
The scenario sheds light on anti–money laundering laws in the United States and other mechanisms in place meant to compel banks and their customers to behave.
Hsieh's work not only bears witness to a visionary perspective, but also sheds light on universal human conditions through his critical enactment of a biopolitics of existence.
This is the first time a skull belonging to Australopithecus anamensis has been found and the discovery sheds light on the evolutionary history of early human ancestors.
But the new study sheds light on how smoking in the period before a stroke impacts how easily people will be able to navigate daily life afterward.
But the mystery of the missing pay raises may have a surprisingly simple solution, and one that sheds light on the larger economic challenges of our age.
The financial industry may offer some clues into China's economic health, as it sheds light on how much demand there is for companies to expand their business.
The impeachment process is always especially uncertain since it revolves around an intense investigation that sheds light on a situation rather than confirming what we already know.
An 80-page note by Deutsche Bank sheds light on dramatically increasing income inequality in the U.S. and other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) economies.
The discovery sheds light on the most relatable trait yet of mysterious ancient humans known as Denisovans, a sister group to Neanderthals, that was discovered in 2010.
The sound restoration is superb, and an extensive booklet sheds light on both the sessions and their roguish producer, a self-described "jazz hustler" named Teddy Reig.
But Dixon's pride in his heritage sheds light on why he and likeminded supporters are strident in their defense of symbols others say represent a shameful past.
B. Fábio Erdos' series of trash pickers at a landfill in Brazil sheds light on the fact that there are people for whom trash scavenging is their livelihood.
While the link between gut health and mental health has already been established, a new study sheds light on why exactly digestive health could be associated with anxiety.
But it also sheds light on changing social mores in America: good times used to mean more wedding bells and babies, whereas now they just mean the latter.
This discovery — that seven of every 10 mammoths found in natural traps were male — sheds light on the socioecology and  behavior of these extinct animals , the researchers said.
In an excerpt from an interview he did with Wired, Bezos sheds light on how he became fascinated with the automated services offered at the fast-food chain.
That data comes from U.S. Census Bureau figures analyzed by the American Enterprise Institute, which sheds light on just how dependent some states are on their largest industries.
This kind of amateur-hour screwup may, unfortunately, scare others away from coming forward with vital information that sheds light on the darkest corners of our recent history.
"I just wanted to be part of the team that sheds light on that fact and be part of something that was socially and politically relevant," he said.
This private side of Trump sheds light on why many CEOs have expressed confidence that the Republican president is good for business, despite his share-denting public attacks.
"The horrific murder of an innocent girl in her bed sheds light on the bloodlust and lack of humanity displayed by the terrorists we are facing," he said.
A survey of 200 women in Silicon Valley, conducted and written by Trae Vassallo and Michele Madansky, sheds light on exactly how prevalent sexual harassment-related issues are.
In the course of the film, he sheds light on a nuclear incident that up until the publication of his book had been concealed from the general public.
The change sheds light on Boeing's previously reported decision to make the warning light a standard feature, since the change in flight control laws now makes it indispensable.
So, I think in terms of a documentary that sheds light on the Tamil genocide, WikiLeaks was an important piece of the puzzle that is not in there.
Council's work sheds light on the tragedy of the black male athlete while also displaying public admiration and questioning the ownership of an athlete, celebrity, or public figure.
With this two-part series (the second half is in August), the director, who made the selections, sheds light on neglected titles; several will screen in new restorations.
The sweeping suppression order by Judge Nathan, however, sheds light on the sometimes aggressive tactics law enforcement officials use in raids and searches — especially in securities fraud cases.
The 2010 film, based on the bestselling book by journalist Stephen Dubner and economist Steven Levitt, sheds light on human behavior through hilarious, and oftentimes provocative, case studies.
The exchange between Turkish security personnel and American diplomatic officers sheds light on just how far the Turks strayed outside the bounds of typical diplomatic behavior on Tuesday.
Later in the episode, Jason Del Rey, senior commerce correspondent at Recode, sheds light on the history of third-party sellers, especially as they relate to Amazon's business.
In her new book Highway of Tears, McDiarmid sheds light on these issues while placing the Canadian crisis in the context of an international betrayal of indigenous women.
Republicans have said that releasing the memo is necessary because it sheds light on possible abuses by federal law enforcement officials and the beginnings of the Russia investigation.
Elena Filipovic, the director of the Kunsthalle Basel, published a fine book about it in 2017, which also sheds light on Hammons's other work and on his life.
But Cramer said the MWC cancellation sheds light on how executives are viewing the situation with regards to their own health, not just the welfare of their employees.
More worrisomely, the report also sheds light on another tool that immigration agents have used to separate families: alleging that the family isn't really a family at all.
The discovery of the birch pitch sheds light on one person who lived at the site, which is notable because no human remains have ever been recovered there.
A new study published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances suggests those changes may impact more generations than previously realized, and sheds light on how those epigenetic changes occur.
In a statement, Philip Morris said it welcomed the report "which sheds light on children exposed to hazardous work in tobacco-growing, mainly on smallholder family farms in Indonesia."
It also sheds light on how far Huawei is willing to go for a competitive edge, and on the extent of FBI fact-finding operations involved in these investigations.
The actor's playful personality and intellectual curiosity is on display in the new documentary Love, Antosha, which sheds light on the actor's private life through interviews and home videos.
How you can stop weight stigma Averill and her business partner, Viridiana Lieberman, produced a documentary titled "Fattitude" that sheds light on how popular culture can foster weight biases.
Oliver plunges head-first down the rabbit-hole in the 15-minute rant above, which sheds light on just how grim the consequences of the whole thing might be.
He sheds light on political abuses of power, human rights violations, and the complicity of oppressive regimes in denying citizens their senses and voices for self-serving political gains.
The documentary sheds light on the issues tied to racial discrimination, lack of access to adequate health care, limited HIV testing and education, and stigma attached to the virus.
But this new study sheds light on an unexpected — and indirect — potential benefit of broadened healthcare access: It may be helping the most vulnerable babies in this country survive.
Russia expert Casey Michel explained on Thursday that the indictment of Russian citizen Maria Butina this week sheds light on a larger effort from Moscow to infiltrate U.S. politics.
His collection also sheds light on how moraine study in general helped geologists in New York and elsewhere discover that the planet had experienced a series of ice ages.
Apple published a support article Wednesday that sheds light on how people with low credit scores can still get approved for the Apple Card if they meet other criteria.
While one justice's confirmation is not a moment on the same scale as the era historians call the nadir of African-American history, my scholarship sheds light on it.
To wit, Twenties is BET's first show with a queer female lead, which sheds light on the lack of representation from the LGBTQ community both on and off camera.
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The porn industry is notoriously opaque for those not working in it, and the notion of a show that sheds light on the smut business' internal workings has inherent appeal.
While some celebrities speak in a scornful tone and others in disbelief, the video sheds light on just how easy it is for people to overlook sexual assault against men.
Following Amazon's recent acquisition of Whole Foods, Matt Stoller sheds light on how the government has allowed corporate giants to increasingly dominate the American economy over the past three decades.
While this article sheds light on social reasons behind why men have difficulties opening up and maintaining friendships, a bigger problem is in the way men communicate to one another.
"This research sheds light on how a form of childhood blood cancer might develop, implicating a complex combination of genetics and early exposure to germs, dirt, and illness," Swanton said.
This intersection of astronomical data and artistic imagination sheds light on the universe's hidden corners, and also provides a powerful platform for visualizing the next phases of human space exploration.
Today, DJ, producer and promoter Whitney Day—a fixture in the lesbian party scene—sheds light on how queer women are reaching new levels of visibility and power in 2016.
But a new paper from economists Zack Cooper, Stuart Craig, Martin Gaynor, and John Van Reenen sheds light on another fascinating type of variation: price differences within a single hospital.
The work sheds light on the function of the individual genes necessary to have life, and it also shows us just how little we actually know about specific gene functions.
It sheds light on some of the young talent of the city while also showcasing some very Versace items; just look at those Medusa-clad items at 1:19. #Goals.
The data sheds light on the ongoing teacher shortage: teaching jobs increased at the same pace as student enrollment until 2008, when 60,000 jobs were lost after the Great Recession.
"We hope that that movie sheds light on that historic mission and will shed some light on some of the other missions that happened during that time frame," Nutsch said.
Studies indeed show that when dying patients plan for and accept their impending death, their family members more ably manage grief, but Toolis never sheds light on why that is.
A newly obtained cellphone video sheds light on the case of Sandra Bland, whose 2015 death in a Texas jail became a turning point in the Black Lives Matter movement.
The new research, published in Scientific Reports, sheds light on the murky geological history of Antarctica over the past 200 million years, and condenses it in this 24-second animation.
This analysis of the narcos' narratives sheds light on the possible causes of these men's involvement in the drug trade and elucidates the logic through which they understand the world.
The motion also sheds light on a question that has baffled other defense lawyers involved in the case: Why did Mr. Schmidt risk arrest by traveling to the United States?
The Frick Collection, which holds one of Titian's splendid portraits of this "scourge of princes," sheds light on the painter and the libertine in a curator talk on Feb. 15.
The new revelation sheds light on how far the smartphone-maker is willing to go to help authorities, despite its efforts to shape itself as a defender of customers' privacy.
Passionate about social justice and human rights, her work sheds light on the work of activists and protesters in New York City as well as immigrant communities around the world.
A new study, published by peer-reviewed British medical journal BMJ on Wednesday, sheds light on the problem of inappropriate prescriptions, showing just how little we truly know about it.
Cohen's connection to the Falwells sheds light on the formidable alliance between Trump and a man who, through his university, is one of the most influential evangelical figures in America.
It's part of a long and complicated history, and it sheds light on a variety of social, economic, cultural, technological, and political dynamics that will not be addressed through simplistic solutions.
A two-part exhibition at Jack Shainman Gallery sheds light on relatively obscure works by the master photographer, from colorful fashion imagery to portraits of Muhammad Ali, Helen Frankenthaler, and others.
But this new research certainly sheds light on an enormous network of top rate propagandists, who have no doubt learned a thing or two from Americans about the art of distraction.
FAA APPROVAL NEEDED The change sheds light on Boeing's previously reported decision to make the warning light a standard feature, since the change in flight control laws now makes it indispensable.
The report, published Wednesday, sheds light on how Finnish, German, and Italian firms sold technology to the Technical Research Department (TDR), an Egyptian intelligence agency that has operated in complete secrecy.
She added that this newly discovered mechanism sheds light on how black holes are fueled (AKA in the most badass fashion: they fuel themselves), and the role they play in galaxies.
" Mia Yoo, La MaMa's artistic director, said: "It is retro, but it sheds light on who we are now by looking at something that's come before us in a new way.
A recent article in the New York Times sheds light on the violence that has grown increasingly worse in cities such as Baltimore since Freddie Gray's 2015 death in police custody.
A new national poll from the Teacher Freedom project sheds light on why these losses were lower than unions feared — and it is not what union leaders are likely to acknowledge.
"Saltriovenator predates the massive meat-eating dinosaurs by over 25 million years and sheds light on the evolution of the three-fingered hand of birds," Dal Sasso said in a statement.
Washington, DC (CNN Business)An Amazon patent application sheds light on a way to monitor neighborhoods with a doorbell camera that could alert homeowners and police of suspicious activities and people.
But the nonresponse from most members of Congress, as seen in the Washington Post's extensive outreach to every member, sheds light on why legislative efforts on gun control is dragging slowly.
This new study sheds light on how kisspeptin, a naturally occurring reproductive hormone, works to link sexual and emotional brain processing with the part of the brain that regulates the reproduction.
This storytelling piece, made by the youth of Darb-Syr, sheds light on the daily invisible battles that many youth fight against because they believe in the promise of something better.
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The juxtaposition of music and politics — the retelling of a familiar story from the civil rights era in a slightly new key — sheds light on both the music and the movement.
Those four committees combined to raise nearly $70 million in just September, and data from the latest FEC reports sheds light on the states and zip codes powering the fundraising bonanza.
Still, there's no denying that Wuornos' story sheds light on the societal structures and circumstances that can force victims into a position where they feel that retaliation is the only option.
It has long been known that lethal illicit drugs are coming into the US through the mail, largely originating in China, but the investigation sheds light on just how it happens.
In addition, the study sheds light on individual responses to flu vaccines, environment-related changes in gene expression, ailments related to intracranial pressure, visual system impairments and cardiovascular diseases like atherosclerosis.
The European planemaker, revising an annual 2370-year forecast that sheds light on economic trends across the globe, predicted the world's fleet would more than double to 2380,2747 jets by 2380.
But new research sheds light on a disturbing problem with these organizations: Their deep ties with industry may be compromising their ability to serve the very patients they're supposed to help.
Now, a new study sheds light on the medical treatment that such victims receive in Cook County, Illinois, the second most populous county in the nation, which includes the city of Chicago.
It's long been acknowledged that bisexual people are subject to high rates of violence and discrimination, but a study from American University sheds light on how exactly that affects their mental health.
In its own ways, Massey's art sheds light on how these subjects were perceived or understood by a person of his time and of his background who lived in his particular circumstances.
Dave has an amazing lyrical ability and he uses it to talk about real problems and sheds light on issues he may have gone through and that other people are going through.
But the documentation of the Werfalli case, both by independent investigators and by the court itself, sheds light on how investigative processes have changed, and the role played by social media platforms.
However, the video showing news anchors around the country reading from the same Sinclair script sheds light on how the broadcast conglomerate is sneaking a pro-Trump agenda into local news broadcasts.
The FBI wrote in its accompanying production letter that it likely has additional records, but the released cache sheds light on how the bureau views the group and others like it. 1.
USS John McCain collision sheds light on territorial dispute Corey Ingram, Poughkeepsie, New York Ingram is a 28-year-old information systems technician who has served in the Navy since 2008. Rep.
Some Republicans have argued that releasing the memo is necessary, because it sheds light on the origins of the Russia investigation, as well as possible abuses by federal law enforcement officials. Rep.
The case sheds light on the limitations of a popular charitable vehicle the Fairbairns used, known as a donor-advised fund, which disburses money over time but offers an immediate tax deduction.
There's often a satisfying moment in the end of a crime drama where the perpetrator finally sheds light on what happened, usually while sitting across from detectives in a police interrogation room.
"We hope this film sheds light on what it means to sign the terms and conditions that we agree to every day," the filmmakers, Jehane Noujaim and Karim Amer, explained in an email.
The paper sheds light on how it remains important to prevent the development of type 2 diabetes, in particular, since it can be a risk factor for heart failure and other health problems.
The case sheds light on the broader impact that the militarization of public security has had on large parts of the country since troops were first mobilized for anti-narcotics operations in 2006.
In "Repeal and Replace," she sheds light on how Republican legislatures are now working to overrule the will of their constituents and make it harder to enact citizen-backed reformed in the future.
The investigation sheds light on Amazon's network of contract delivery drivers, which are enlisted to help fulfill its speedy shipping promises but from which Amazon sheds all responsibility from when a crisis occurs.
The investigation sheds light on Amazon's network of contract delivery drivers, which are enlisted to help fulfill its speedy shipping promises but from which it sheds all responsibility from when a crisis occurs.
The federal government needs to continue the collection of robust data through the Department of Education's Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC), which uniquely sheds light on how schools serve different groups of students.
This superconductor analogy sheds light on some of the black hole theories advanced by previous studies, notably one by Patrick Hayden and John Preskill, and another by Gary T. Horowitz and Juan Maldacena.
By the novel's surprising end, Finn even sheds light on the motives of sadistic rebels who laconically announce they're about to kill a victim — then demand a tip to make the death painless.
The relationship between the two men is indicative of how some of the president's associates marketed their administration access and sheds light on Mr. Gates, a key figure in the special counsel investigation.
A document authored by Senate Democrats sheds light on how the Trump administration might distribute $100 billion in financial assistance to hospitals as they work on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
"This just sheds light on the fact that the spending system is broken when any little group can sort of hold the government hostage," Mulvaney said on CBS' "Face the Nation" on Sunday.
"The committee's interim report sheds light on the FDIC's lax cyber security efforts," said Lamar Smith, a Republican representative from Texas who chairs the House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space and Technology.
With the help of enthusiasts from different cities, the movie traces how the sport became a mainstay of black culture and sheds light on how, post-segregation, racism lives on within the rinks.
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While we're sitting on our hands hoping the film sheds light on her celebrity friendships, Delevingne fans should expect the project to be released as a DVD and VOD in the U.S. and Canada.
Still, a look at the few appointments Trump has made, as well as those he brought on to advise his transition efforts, sheds light on what Silicon Valley might expect under a Trump administration.
Newly-released audio of a 911 call sheds light on the moments after a twin-engine plane crashed into a Florida home, pinning a 17-year-old girl in a bedroom wall on Saturday.
A new report from the National Foundation for American Policy sheds light on how the "Buy American and Hire American" executive order from April 21 has impacted H-13B applicants in the last year.
I really want to work on a project with her that sheds light on the issues that she has faced, while also reflecting on the idea of being homeless but still having a home.
"This report sheds light on Iran's shameful disregard for the rights of children," Said Boumedouha, deputy director of Amnesty International's Middle East and North Africa Program, said in a statement released with the report.
Who knows if West was actually hoping her fans would follow her lead and seek out their own infection, but her tweet sheds light on the problematic way we often talk about losing weight.
Stranger Things star Shannon Purser warned fans not to watch 7843 Reasons Why if they are dealing with any of the issues that the series sheds light on, including suicidal thoughts and sexual assault.
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The 85033-year-old comedian sheds light on being caught in the political crosshairs — taking heat from both sides of the aisle — as he's become increasingly vocal about politics on his late-night show.
The memo sheds light on the role that Mr. Menashi played in creating one of the Education Department's most embattled policies, which has made it significantly harder for people to seek student loan forgiveness.
This terrifying article, parts interview and expose, sheds light on the Fuhrer's state-financed pharmaceutical programs that fueled the Nazi war machine, and a nationwide drug addiction that helped lead to its ultimate demise.
George McGovern's 28503 general election landslide loss to President Nixon is more complicated than just a nomination rules fail, yet it sheds light on the very real possibility that rules come with unintended consequence.
As an audience we are enthralled by her simple but manic aesthetic but this video sheds light on some very complex human conditions that have shaped the colorful works Kusama has become iconic for.
A new documentary on PBS, part of the "American Masters" series, sheds light on one of America's darkest writers, and questions some of the negative impressions that have haunted Poe's name since his death.
The trial, in which prosecutors have said they would not focus on questions of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, sheds light on the lucrative practice of lobbying on behalf of foreign governments.
In the interview, Ms. Conway rebukes her critics, defends her boss, describes the atmosphere within the transition team and sheds light on the president-elect's relationship with the elusive next first lady, Melania Trump.
Many know Adam Schefter as one of the nation's leading sports reporters, but the ESPN journalist's recent book "The Man I Never Met" sheds light on a more sobering part of his family's past.
But if my coming forward prevents just one person from enduring the torment, discrimination and retaliation I've experienced, or sheds light on Centerra and SOC's lack of accountability, it will all be worth it.
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh, Staffin Museum and Chinese Academy of Sciences published an article in the Scottish Journal of Geology on April 2 about the astounding find, which sheds light on dinosaur evolution.
Dr. Nicholas Johnson, vice chairman of research and associate professor in the Department of Neurology at Virginia Commonwealth University, called the research "an incredible paper" that sheds light on a vital issue for all Americans.
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Though SpaceX has primarily been focused on its main mission — to eventually enable the colonization of Mars — this latest announcement sheds light on a few of the company's short-term goals, including, apparently, lunar tourism.
Finally, there's the beautiful, heartbreaking Vida, which sheds light on queer and / or Latinx communities as it follows two sisters trying to repair their relationship while also dealing with the sudden death of their mother.
The video, directed by Lara Everly, sheds light on some of the stories being told in the wake of #MeToo, the hashtag that raised awareness for sexual violence after the public revelations about Harvey Weinstein.
It says alot about the current state of rap music and sheds light on the advanced lyricism and creativity that went into the making of not only 'DAMN' but many other of Kendrick's previous albums.
While there's no playbook for becoming one of the world's richest individuals, Bezos' career has been marked by risk-taking and learning from failure, and sheds light on what it takes to be incredibly successful.
Apple, Samsung and Microsoft are among a host of tech companies and carmakers implicated in a new report that sheds light on apparent child labor practices in the sourcing of minerals used to create batteries.
A new account on the fire that gutted Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral sheds light on initial mistakes in locating the blaze that gave firefighters less time to prevent the 850-year-old icon from collapsing.
Now, BI has learned that 166 2nd made a much different kind of loan in the spring, one that sheds light on how the family office is deploying money outside of startups and personal connections.
The study, published in the medical journal JAMA on Tuesday, sheds light on how more research is needed to determine whether symptoms of the disorder, commonly called ADHD, are possibly caused by digital media use.
Lynch said that her team's "publication sheds light on an unexpected driver of Alzheimer's pathology -- the bacterium commonly associated with chronic gum disease," adding that it also shows a "promising" approach to address the disease.
Aparicio, who took on the role soon after graduating with a teaching degree, had never acted before Roma, but says she hopes her character Cleodegaria "Cleo" Gutiérrez sheds light on the plight of Indigenous people.
Conservatives argue that releasing the memo is necessary because it sheds light on potential abuses by an executive branch agency and on the origins of the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
Instead, they're presented as miniature, three-dimensional dioramas protruding from open suitcases — a new art project that sheds light on the ongoing refugee crisis by recreating the homes 10 refugee families were forced to leave behind.
Congressional impeachment investigators believe that there may be a paper trail at OMB that sheds light on the decision to block aid to Ukraine this summer as Trump and his allies were pressuring the new government.
Kitson sheds light on other recesses; what I always took to be a glass of water, for instance, turns out to be vodka, left on a table, as tradition requires, for forty days after a death.
Interest in boxing technology sheds light on how the e-commerce behemoths are approaching one of the major problems in the logistics industry today: finding a robotic hand that can grasp diverse items without breaking them.
What I discovered sheds light on how Mr. Kavanaugh made his way in his early career, and how he flagrantly breached his role as a neutral public servant and followed the imperatives of a political operative.
"This research sheds light on the importance of establishing modern workplace benefits, providing equitable sponsorship opportunities, and creating inclusive work environments, so that both men and women can have equal access to leadership positions," she said.
EPI argued that it had authority over the software installation under civil rules, according to the report, which sheds light on regulatory confusion at the time of the accident about civil and military jurisdiction over the aircraft.
As questions surrounding the pop legend's passing continue to swirl, a 2009 interview with Michael sheds light on the extent of his substance abuse, though there is no official indication that his death was tied to drugs.
"For the German government, I'd like to say that this publication and the work done by media is welcome because it sheds light on the structure, actors and beneficiaries of parallel tax worlds," spokesman Steffen Seibert said.
But Okung's letter is a rare example of a player trying to unite all his peers in defiance of the league, and it sheds light on the frustration many athletes have only privately expressed regarding recent events.
BEIJING — As the leader of the world's most populous country and biggest communist party, China's president, Xi Jinping, has plenty to worry about, and a new book sheds light on what probably keeps him up at night.
Puzzle constructors explain their approaches to tackling the grid, and Mr. Shortz sheds light on the editing process, allowing viewers to see how he has infused the pages of The Times with his lifelong dedication to puzzles.
Whereas Verghese's article offered little hope that the tech can offer a remedy to what ails the health system, I actually believe that the rule "you break it, you own it" sheds light on a path forward.
But even ignoring Ms. Rodriguez's history, the incident sheds light on an ugly truth about the unsettling comfort many Latinx people have with saying the N-word and the right they claim to have in using it.
What makes The Crown so fascinating is it sheds light on people and things we've never heard of (like the Aberfan disaster and the love square between Prince Charles, Camilla Shand, Andrew Parker-Bowles, and Princess Anne).
"It's an excellent read," Rounds said, adding that it sheds light on "the history of the terms treason, bribery, high crimes and misdemeanors," which the Constitution spells out as actions that merit impeachment and removal from office.
"We hope this opportunity sheds light on the special needs community and educates people that with acceptance and support, individuals with special needs have the potential to change the world -- just like our Lucas," his mom said.
The task is much harder for pot, and New Leaf's experience stalking prices sheds light on the murky trade of what might be the fastest-growing U.S. commodity, sold legally and illegally for untold billions of dollars.
Once research sheds light on how chemicals may enter the blood through exposure to artificial turf, that is a starting point to further investigate possible cancer risks or other health risks, such as asthma, among athletes, Vasiliou said.
"We hope this opportunity sheds light on the special needs community and educates people that with acceptance and support, individuals with special needs have the potential to change the world," Lucas's mother, Cortney Warren, said in a statement.
Based on archive footage, audio recordings, interviews and photos, the film sheds light on the question why sculptures like the fat chair were ridiculed in Germany but celebrated in an exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.
Still, Constant-Desportes' statement and some of the interactions with his post suggest other former employees have also struggled with disillusionment, and it sheds light on broader, long-standing criticisms festival goers have had about the organization's direction.
It also sheds light on the rise of intersectional feminism (which takes into account women's overlapping identities) and the campaign against mass incarceration, to name two causes Professor Davis helped pioneer before there were quite words for them.
Betsy ToddHastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. To the Editor: Allison Arieff sheds light on housing industry practices that are out of sync with progressive design goals for density, proximity to public transportation and other services, walkability and energy efficiency.
The inclusion of Ms. Shevchenko's company on the American sanctions list sheds light on the sprawling scope of the effort, which drew in students, civilians and possibly criminal hackers to bolster the military and intelligence agencies' cyberwar abilities.
As Rorschach seeks out clues about Blake's death, the story sheds light on Laurie's relationship with her mother, Blake, and Rorschach himself: Through this, the reader discovers a bombshell secret: Eddie Blake once tried to rape Laurie's mother.
Buy it here >>Pulitzer Prize-winner David Zucchino sheds light on a dark and little-known part of history: the overthrow of an elected government in the U.S. by white supremacists bent on destroying their mixed-race community.
Although the Queen's seemingly "aloof" attitude was off-putting to a country in mourning, the newly-released letter to one of her closest aides, Lady Henriette Abel Smith, sheds light on the depth of emotion that she kept hidden.
In a Wizard of Oz-like turn, Symphonie Fantastique concludes with the puppeteers inviting the audience backstage, in a way that, much like Berlioz's original program notes, sheds light on the opium-induced vision experienced by the title character.
Chris Leslie's statement about the Lib Dems being "tainted by coalition" and therefore impossible to work with sheds light on the ugly truth of how people on the left see the Lib Dems as traitors of a leftist project.
Cruise's increase sheds light on why the company and GM seem so confident it'll be able to launch an actual initial commercial service using autonomous vehicles sometime in 2019, a date it revealed it was targeting earlier this year.
Researchers who study this phenomenon, which plays out in ways as varied as European soccer hooliganism and sectarianism in the Middle East, say it sheds light on how these group dynamics form — and why they can be so powerful.
The discovery sheds light on Neanderthal populations who relied on the sea as a source of food, in addition to hunting and gathering on land -- a much different picture than those who were hunting mammoths in bitterly cold climates.
Mr. Meehan's case sheds light on the arcane and secretive process for handling harassment complaints in Congress, which advocates say favors abusers, allowing them to use the resources of the federal government to intimidate, isolate and silence their victims.
The situation sheds light on one of the ugly truths of the banking industry: Firms are sometimes more inclined to ignore red flags, take on risks, or even bend the law than they are to lose a wealthy client.
Instead, her prose sheds light on the messiness of Arctic beauty, on the sprawling, never-ending network of languages, cultures, and text that the ice-covered margins of the world evoke — an ecosystem of ideas that cannot be distilled.
Directed and produced by Susan Lacy, the film features home videos and candid interviews with Ms. Fonda in which she sheds light on topics including her mother's suicide, her three marriages and her longtime battle with an eating disorder.
Improbable as it seems, this contradictory place, which fell into disuse and might have been demolished, sheds light on the evolution and nuances of the Bauhaus school of architecture and design, which was founded a century ago, in 1919.
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Juan Carlos modestly says that he does not think the soup deliveries are a big deal, but he appreciates the attention that the story is receiving because it sheds light on Noah's quest to to pay for stem cell therapy.
The newest scientific study to use the contestants as subjects, published today in the journal Obesity, sheds light on why it can be so hard for people who've gained a lot of weight to keep it off once they've lost it.
This photo story sheds light on life in the commune: It shows the Jonestown members living an ostensibly normal existence in a remote location in South America, where the community's leader, Jim Jones, had promised a utopia founded on social equality.
The two groups' vastly different atomic arrangements aren't perpetual motion machines, weapons, or time travel devices—but their strange behavior sheds light on a whole new class of materials with properties different from any solid, liquid or gas you've ever encountered.
But agender fashion site You Do You is here with an editorial that sheds light on how unrealistic the sizes are, how blind they are to the body diversity that is now beginning to be a part of the industry.
But if you want to get the nitty-gritty on the nature of these itemized deductions, dig up Schedule A. This form sheds light on state, real estate and property taxes paid, medical expenses and interest paid on home mortgages.
Since index options are more commonly used to hedge against downside than to speculate on upside, the VIX often sheds light on investor demand for so-called portfolio insurance, thus making it a common gauge of short-term market fear.
Anouch Missirian, a doctoral student at Columbia University and coauthor of the new study, said the research is significant because it sheds light on how climate change can worsen migration crises that have multiple triggers, such as the ongoing one.
The report, based on the responses of a national sample of 475 mothers with at least one child under the age of five, sheds light on just how pervasive this type of criticism is, and how women deal with it.
Consider the news since Wednesday morning: The Senate Judiciary Committee released hundreds of pages of interviews -- including from Donald Trump Jr. -- that sheds light on a critical meeting between Trump campaign brass and Russians at Trump Tower in June 2016.
An investigation by Senate Republicans released Wednesday sheds light on the delicate balance the Obama administration sought to strike after the deal, as it worked to ensure Iran received its promised benefits without playing into the hands of the deal's opponents.
The point is not that Mr. Hollein isn't qualified for the post; it's that so are many others, and his hiring sheds light on the implicit biases of museum culture that continue to inform what being "qualified" means at the Met.
Based on the book by journalist Robert Kolker, and directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Liz Garbus, it sheds light on the ways women are morally judged by law enforcement and the media when they become victims of violent crime.
Related: Study Sheds Light on Trauma Suffered By Migrant Children Detained in Canada But even with a new Liberal government in power, led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, priding itself on a refugee-friendly approach, there has been little movement.
Their rivalry sheds light on the shifting economics of nearly every major industry, replete with winner-take-all effects and huge advantages that accrue to the biggest and best-run organizations, to the detriment of upstarts and second-fiddle players.
His remarks, video of which was obtained by CNN's KFile from CCTV-Center for Media & Democracy, a Vermont public access station, sheds light on Sanders' support of the now more controversial elements of the bill, and his reservations about other aspects.
While your reporting sheds light on the continued lack of adequate compensation for home health care workers and the difficult jobs that they do, it overlooks the essential role that organized labor plays in strengthening workers' rights in all workplaces.
The appearance before the secretive American Opportunity Alliance donor conference, previously unreported, sheds light on the latest addition to Kushner's expansive portfolio: ambassador to the GOP money set, a contingent that remains wary of the administration and its never-ending tumult.
The continuing "control deficiencies" are identified in a new GAO audit released Wednesday that sheds light on the slow progress the IRS has made on information security despite, its reliance on computer systems to support its operations and store sensitive data.
The continuing "control deficiencies" are identified in a new GAO audit released Wednesday that sheds light on the slow progress the IRS has made on information security despite its reliance on computer systems to support its operations and store sensitive data.
" A 85033 study conducted by the Rand Corporation found, "[the] evidence base sheds light on the types of programs that have been demonstrated to be effective…and the potential for returns to society that exceed the resources invested in program delivery.
This finding — which is based on an analysis of the distribution of water ice near the lunar north and south poles — sheds light on the structure and evolution of the moon, and also provides clues about where Earth's water came from, researchers said.
And it really, to me, sheds light on the need for the American public to understand how important it is that the leaders of this country respect our troops and what they go through and what they bring home from the battlefield.
In the video, the newly engaged couple also sheds light on the old-school way they were introduced and how they kept their budding relationship strong, despite the fact that Harry is based in England and Meghan was busy filming Suits in Canada.
Although it focuses on Black Panther's struggles to keep his people united, A Nation Under Our Feet also sheds light on a handful of other characters around Black Panther, including his mother Ramonda and members of Dora Milaje — Wakanda's all-female special forces.
Howard School thinkers had a diverse and complex set of interests, but one core thing that united them was deep study on the role race and racism plays in global politics — which sheds light on some of the IR of Black Panther.
Maisel' teaser Netflix's 'The Politician' trailer looks like 'Glee' banged 'Election,' in a good way High-drama 'The Morning Show' trailer puts Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon at the center of TV scandal John Oliver sheds light on sexism and racism in medicine
It is part of a 3 billion Euro agreement with the EU by which Turkey is expected to stop the refugee flow onto Europe, and while it is meant to satisfy Europe, it also sheds light on the refugee populations' economic potentials.
But the case sheds light on the growing tendency of companies to use think tanks as essentially stealth lobbyists, and underscores the ways in which their priorities can shape the research agenda in Washington, even if it typically happens in more subtle ways.
Staveley's private equity group PCP Capital Partners is claiming damages for alleged fraudulent misrepresentation in a civil case lodged at London's High Court in January that sheds light on how Abu Dhabi and Qatari sheikhs helped bail Barclays out nearly eight years ago.
A previously undisclosed recording of a conversation between two congressmen - along with interviews with a dozen other lawmakers and unreported text messages - sheds light on the ruling Socialist party's strategy of making cash offers and threats to exploit divisions within Guaido's coalition.
The dispute sheds light on America's current war methods — relying heavily on overhead surveillance, air support and local forces to select and attack targets — and the sometimes contentious definitions by which the United States military identifies combatants on an increasingly murky battlefield.
"Crime in Sports" sheds light on a lot of bizarre stories you've likely never heard, but even when they're on familiar ground with Tonya Harding or O.J. Simpson, Pietragallo and Whisman find new angles and avoid the well-worn aspects of each subject.
Expert sheds light on the experience of sexual assault victims Friday's session also included testimony by Dr. Barbara Ziv, a forensic psychologist who shared expert testimony about the memories of sexual assault victims and tried to dispel certain rape myths surrounding them.
But the quasi-transcription of the phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky also sheds light on another aspect of Trump-era governance that has never achieved the level of attention it deserves: Trump's petty and not-so-petty corruption.
The Red Cross' handling of the Anderson case, coming to light as the nation wrestles more broadly with its treatment of sexual misconduct allegations, sheds light on the unsettling way many employers have dealt with such allegations against high-ranking male executives.
While the movie definitely plunges into the romance surrounding space exploration, "First Man" also wonderfully and economically sheds light on the era, including budding skepticism about the Apollo program in the late '60s, as the antiwar movement grew in power and intensity.
While the book expanded its scope to include businesses in Mexico and Canada, signaling the opening up of the world for the Black traveler, studying the glaring gaps within its scope sheds light on American states like North Dakota that completely shut out Black people.
New York (CNN Business)A new court document submitted last week in a lawsuit filed by Sandy Hook families against right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones sheds light on some of the inner workings of Infowars, the fringe and fairly opaque media company Jones operates.
Eventually, it is Brahim's kindness towards the abused wife of a neighbor which helps him discover the true extent of Marouane's unwilling involvement in the sect, and sheds light on the deep but conflicted love that his son had for both him and Loubna.
Three pregnant women in Florida test positive for Zika Progress in the lab Progress is also being made in the lab with the recent molecular discovery that potentially sheds light on why the virus, which is so similar to dengue fever, infects neurological tissue.
As Congress prepares to vote on a bill to gradually raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 an hour, the study sheds light on how far such a policy change could go to shrink income inequality in some of America's poorest regions.
A 1965 interview with Ormsby Gore — one of JFK's closest friends, who was later romantically linked to Jackie following the President's assassination — sheds light on Kennedy's mindset during the dinner, which came on the heels of his Vienna summit with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev.
As Congress prepares to vote on a bill to gradually raise the federal minimum wage from $212 to $22017 an hour, the study sheds light on how far such a policy change could go to shrink income inequality in some of America's poorest regions.
He tells Lowe that Taylor Swift is "such a sweetheart," explains the truncated nature of Jay Z's appearance on the original version of "Pop Style," attests to his chemistry with Rihanna, and sheds light on his fractured relationships with The Weeknd and Nicki Minaj.
But the Reuters story sheds light on what a Biden presidency might include when it comes to climate—a return to Barack Obama's policies of regulating emissions and working with the international community, but not the kind of aggressive action favored by experts and advocates.
Still, the report by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations sheds light on the delicate balance the Obama administration sought to strike after the deal, as it worked to ensure Iran received its promised benefits without playing into the hands of the deal&aposs opponents.
All I know is that every story I cover that sheds light on a forgotten community or on the poor reminds me of that little boy who preferred the food over the toys and the giant void I felt in my chest after meeting him.
HELSINKI, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Childhood poverty, running away from military service to make a race, and going on benders between Formula One races are some of the revelations in a new book that sheds light on the life of usually taciturn Finnish driver Kimi Raikkonen.
The Forum's annual report sheds light on the group's activities in 2017, when it said it engaged with 10 companies, including the London Stock Exchange during its acrimonious dispute with activist hedge fund TCI over the departure of the exchange's chief executive, Xavier Rolet.
It also sheds light on the challenges OPEC member Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC Russia - which are also fighting a proxy conflict in Syria's civil war - will face in trying to clinch a global agreement to limit output growth to prop up oil prices.
While the article sheds light on the steps taken by some universities and student groups to address hunger, these short-term solutions do not address the structural causes of food insecurity on campuses: exorbitant tuition, limited access to healthy, affordable food, and time shortages.
Inbox On Wage-Gap Issues, Sports Can Learn From the Tech Industry To the Sports Editor: Re "For Tennis, Equal Pay Remains Elusive," April 13: Ben Rothenberg's article on wage disparities among tennis players sheds light on a dirty secret of our sports industry.
"An examination of the most predictive textual features reveals the topics and events associated with opinion shifts, sheds light on more general theories of partisan difference in attention and information processing, and may be of use for real-time campaign strategy," the paper's abstract reads.
Now, new research sheds light on the scope of the problem: The rate of people 653 and older filing for bankruptcy is three times what it was in 1991, the study found, and the same group accounts for a far greater share of all filers.
Most of the material, which sheds light on Russia's war in Ukraine as well as ties between the Kremlin and the Russian Orthodox Church, the business dealings of oligarchs and much more, had been released in Russia, Ukraine and elsewhere, sometimes on obscure websites.
The paper's findings are inline with work from the McKinsey Global Institute and The Partnership on AI. For Reeves, of Brookings, the study sheds light on the jobs of the future—what they will involve, how much they'll pay, and how satisfied workers will be.
Now, new research sheds light on the scope of the problem: The rate of people 65 and older filing for bankruptcy is three times what it was in 1991, the study found, and the same group accounts for a far greater share of all filers.
The confession has no legal impact for Mr. Durham, who was convicted in 2004 and served just over 2000 months in prison, but it sheds light on the paintings' tortuous journey and ultimate rescue, and on the intersection of art theft and organized crime.
And by focusing on relatively unfamiliar characters—Apple's first chairman Mike Markkula instead of Steve Jobs; Atari's chief engineer Al Alcorn instead of dippy visionary Nolan Bushnell—she's able to produce a compelling geographical Bildungsroman that sheds light on why the Valley today operates as it does.
His health and the ability to enjoy more time with his family surely played a role here, but this audio from an appearance on The Ben and Skin Show on 1053 The Fan in Dallas in May of 2014 sheds light on a sort of philosophical consideration.
"This exceptional diary sheds light on a side of John F. Kennedy seldom explored and confirms America's enduring sense that he was one of the most qualified, intelligent, and insightful commanders-in-chief in American history," said Bobby Livingston, spokesperson at RR Auction, which handled the sale.
The latest explosive Harvey Weinstein report from the New York Times not only sheds light on how the mogul allegedly used journalists and agents to help him cover up decades of sexual misconduct, but also how he manipulated low-level employees into aiding his toxic workplace behavior.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists have unearthed in a Sahara Desert oasis in Egypt fossils of a long-necked, four-legged, school bus-sized dinosaur that lived roughly 80 million years ago, a discovery that sheds light on a mysterious time period in the history of dinosaurs in Africa.
Netflix's 'The Politician' trailer looks like 'Glee' banged 'Election,' in a good way High-drama 'The Morning Show' trailer puts Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon at the center of TV scandal John Oliver sheds light on sexism and racism in medicine Science tells us mattresses aren't migratory.
A new study conducted by the Better Business Bureau, FINRA, and the Stanford Center for Longevity sheds light on the channels through which scammers are raking in the most money, based on interviews with 1,408 consumers who submitted tips to the BBB between 2015 and 2018.
Related: Hoytzclaw Conviction Sheds Light on Prevalence of Police Sexual Abuse While on Duty In an internal memo obtained by Reuters, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates said the program would target "implicit biases" — subtle, unconscious stereotypes or characterizations that people make against certain groups of people.
The material, mainly dating from 1869 to 1880, may not upend current scholarship, but Ms. Gordon said it sheds light on a contentious period within the suffrage movement, while underscoring the degree to which the movement was driven by complex networks of on-the-ground activists.
The official account for the new (but separate) Star Trek Discovery series sheds light on a few more details: the story will focus on the "next chapter" of Picard's life (after Next Generation, presumably), and will be made available on CBS' online subscription/original content service, CBS All Access.
Featuring more than 100 prints dating from the 1920s to the end of the 1970s, "Thief of Baghdad" (named after an American silent film from 1924) sheds light on Western attitudes to the Middle East, and shows how the imagery of 19th-century Orientalist art suffused 20th-century cinema.
Part two of my question though, which I hope sheds light on the reason why I even bring it up, is I am wondering whether you thought Chevron would come back at a higher bid or somebody else would come in at that moment and try and top Occidental?
Netflix's 'The Politician' trailer looks like 'Glee' banged 'Election,' in a good way High-drama 'The Morning Show' trailer puts Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon at the center of TV scandal John Oliver sheds light on sexism and racism in medicine 'Silicon Valley' heads to Washington in new trailer
Related: Hoytzclaw Conviction Sheds Light on Prevalence of Police Sexual Abuse While on Duty The US Justice Department is set to announce a new training program for more than 33,000 federal agents and prosecutors aimed at preventing unconscious bias from influencing their law enforcement decisions, department officials told Reuters.
The partnership with Mr. Kim sheds light on the business activities of Ms. Mills — a longtime Clinton loyalist who is likely to play a significant role in any future Clinton White House — as well as the interlocking public and private relationships that have long characterized the Clintons' inner circle.
The revelation sheds light on the secretive reasons behind the US government ban of Kaspersky Lab products, and former NSA hackers I spoke to said they weren't surprised by the story, saying that it could explain rumors of a leaker at the NSA that have swirled for a year.
Weight of the Earth: The Tape Journals of David Wojnarowicz, edited by Lisa Darms and David O'Neill, (Semiotext(e), 2018), offers readers a unique perspective on the artist's inner life; it also sheds light on the daily life of individuals living with the threat of a deadly disease.
A new trove of documents sheds light on one of the most controversial proposals of Scott Pruitt's first year as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency: the plan to stage public debates on the veracity of climate change, an idea that was ultimately blocked by the White House.
How Sunday's deadly joint US-United Arab Emirates counter-terrorism raid on an al Qaeda compound in Yemen was handed from the Obama to Trump administrations sheds light on the complications that occurred during the sometimes rocky transition of power and has led to a blame game between both camps.
"It sheds light on the fact that for all the many reasons you hear people give for why medication treatments either aren't offered or shouldn't be offered in prison, at the core of the argument is this notion that people are undeserving of compassionate, patient-centered, and effective treatment," Wakeman said.
In Italy, where youth unemployment has been about 40 percent for three years and full-time staff jobs are nearly impossible to find, the exam sheds light on some of woes that have long afflicted the economy: widespread corruption, pervasive mafia influence, a lack of meritocracy and a rigid labor market.
The 2012 episode, described by Wilkinson's U.S. lawyer and confirmed by the Estonian hospital, sheds light on the nature of the previously obscure 47-year-old, who helped lift the lid on 200 billion euros ($225 billion) of suspicious payments flowing from countries such as Russia through Danske to the West.
On the fictional side, you can send scouting teams out into the world to search areas of interest where you'll often be rewarded with some extra resources and a snippet of text that sheds light on both the disaster that's befallen the world and how that world differs from our own.
This edition of Politics of Food explores one of the strangest fruits available in the world today; in Adam's search to solve this flavor mystery, which sheds light on the complex nature of our modern food system, we find out that this pomaceous treat represents much more than a puerile snack.
The anticipated per-sale loss of roughly $8,000 to $9,000 is an estimate based on a sticker price of $37,500, the report said, and it sheds light on the actual profitability of electric cars in the U.S., which have been billed by some as the future of the automotive industry.
It's been very rare to see a character on the small screen with her hair in its natural state (Racked's article "Why Everyone On TV Has the Same Hair" sheds light on this subject), much to the disappointment of those whose strands aren't straight — and who don't want to straighten them.
"Agreeable people are much more likely to pay for your lunch," said Sandra Matz, a professor at Columbia Business School and lead author of a new study out today in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology that sheds light on why some people are better with their money than others.
Caroline Polisi: Manafort's trial sheds light on Mueller's potential collusion case The refrain from the White House over the course of Paul Manafort's bank- and tax-fraud trial -- the first in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation -- is that the charges "have nothing to do" with the President or the Trump campaign.
The case of Joseph Jiampietro, previously a managing director at Goldman, sheds light on the inner workings of an in-house court system, whose use by a fellow financial regulator — the Securities and Exchange Commission — has come under fire from critics who say internal courts tip the scales against defendants.
"Risk" takes them seriously, and sheds light on the ugly thread of misogyny and predation that runs through so much of the tech world — in Silicon Valley executive suites as well as in gamer message boards and hacker collectives — and that has been dismissed or denied for far too long.
"The selection of these scenes to decorate the synagogue sheds light on Judaism in late antiquity – a period when Christianity was spreading and Jewish communities in the Roman Empire were living under Christian rule," Excavation Director and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Professor Jodi Magness told Fox News, via email.
Now, nine years after Heath Ledger's 2008 death at age 28 from an accidental overdose, those closest to him open up to PEOPLE in this week's cover story about the late star's private side — and discuss the evocative, never-before-seen video footage that sheds light on the Oscar winner's soulful inner life.
Adding insight from Odd Arne Westad's new book The Global Cold War, Iber sheds light on the true extent of the conflicts during the Cold War and how they've led to some of today's critical developments—how North Korea acquired long-range nuclear missiles and the rise of socialist movement in Western democracies.
The previously undisclosed material sheds light on the closed-door debate that shaped U.S. President Barack Obama's response to what officials described as an agonizing foreign policy dilemma: how to allay Saudi concerns over a nuclear deal with Iran - Riyadh's arch-rival - without exacerbating a conflict in Yemen that has killed thousands.
The work by academic Xue Gong and published by Singapore's ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute this week sheds light on a little-examined element of rising tensions across the vital trade route, showing extensive work by Chinese SOEs in developing infrastructure and tourism, as well as oil and gas, some in hotly disputed areas.
BRUSSELS — A man arrested alongside the Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam has been formally charged in Belgium with participation in terrorist activities, in a case that sheds light on the scale and ambition of the Islamic State network that killed more than 163 people in the French and Belgian capitals in recent years.
The rule also narrows the factors that require an agency to waive the fees for records requests to information that sheds light on the activities and operations of the government; is likely to contribute significantly to public understanding of those operations and activities; and is not primarily in the commercial interest of the requester.
What is unusual about the exhibit, planned by the artist Ryan Mendoza, is that it sheds light on a part of Ms. Parks's life that is not widely known: her time in Detroit, living with family, and her struggle to find both work and an affordable place to live after she had fled the South.
Read more: A new account sheds light on mistakes made in finding the Notre Dame fire that meant it was already burning out of control when it was finally discoveredEighty out of mainland France's 96 administrative departments were on Orange alert — the second highest level of warning — on Wednesday as a blistering heat wave intensified.
Looking at the decade&aposs biggest disappointments for the video game business brings back a list of unimpressive consoles, expensive peripherals, and forgotten trends, but looking back at these failures also sheds light on where the industry might be headed in the next few years, and which companies were simply ahead of their time.
"However, if this somehow sheds light on a topic that definitely needs mainstream attention, then we are grateful for the unintended consequence," they wrote, adding "It's a shame that outlets chose this as their way into a very serious discussion, as we are certainly not qualified to be the faces of this topic," the pair said.
What really pushes this movie to the top of this list is that it sheds light on a crucial fact we tend to forget when we've just gone through a breakup: You can pretty much guarantee that the reality of your relationship was nowhere near as picturesque as your memory plays it—and that's worth remembering.
BRUSSELS — Salah Abdeslam, who is believed to be the only surviving member of the group that carried out a series of coordinated attacks in and around Paris more than two years ago, went on trial on Monday in a case that will be closely watched to see if it sheds light on the assaults that reverberated across Europe.
Related: Study Sheds Light on Trauma Suffered by Migrant Children Detained in Canada Mohammed was released from the detention center on January 29 and has been living in a refugee shelter in Toronto ever since, but the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has served with him notice that he will be deported back to the US next week.
But the new information helps explain why [ Rob Goldstone ] had written the candidate's son before the meeting that Veselnitskaya would bring 'very high level and sensitive information' … The testimony also sheds light on the anxiety that rippled through President Trump's orbit a year later, as news of the meeting became public and his aides and lawyers tried to manage the story.
And an intriguing email sent by Hillary Clinton's chief speechwriter to other senior campaign officials (then given, likely by Russian hackers seeking to help elect Donald Trump, to WikiLeaks) sheds light on what it is she wants from the likely next president of the United States: Not specific policy commitments, but a drastic change in personnel serving in key agencies.
Andrew Guthrie Ferguson's "The Rise of Big Data Policing: Surveillance, Race, and the Future of Law Enforcement," out on October 9 via NYU Press, is a dense, academic, and illuminating series of essays that sheds light on police departments employing big-data tactics, from using disease modeling to predict gun violence in Chicago, to face recognition, body cameras, and social media data mining.
Their financial arrangement, not previously reported, was emblematic of the way a small circle of Mr. Trump's associates at the beginning of his presidency aggressively marketed their administration access to well-paying clients, and sheds light on the activities of Mr. Gates, who has emerged as a key figure in the investigation of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
None of this dismisses or ignores the need for oversight of A.I. It's just that instead of worrying about the black box, we should focus on the opportunity and therefore better address a future where A.I. not only augments human intelligence and intuition but also perhaps even sheds light on and redefines what it means to be human in the first place.
DOJ watchdog report sheds light on love lives of two more anti-Trump FBI employees (and their emoticons) Trump calls for live, televised hearing for Strzok , 'other hating frauds' at FBI, DOJ Federal judge in Virginia rejects Paul Manafort's efforts to dismiss case &aposBIG NIGHT&apos FOR TRUMP BUMPS: Mitt Romney was projected to win his primary runoff in the Utah race to replace retiring U.S. Sen.
In the memoir "Sunny's Nights: Lost and Found at a Bar on the Edge of the World" (Random House, 2016), Tim Sultan sheds light on the illustrious Sunny Balzano(1934-2016), the owner of Sunny's Bar on Conover Street, as well as on the colorful past of the area, where "bootleggers distilled, arsonists lit, nuns crossed, longshoremen hauled, unions agitated, kids pelted, gangs brawled."
Mitch McConnell has publicly and unapologetically avowed "total coordination with the White House counsel" on impeachment trial plans; Maine's Susan Collins has made absurd contortions to ignore new evidence from a tape released Friday by Lev Parnas, the indicted associate of the President's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, that sheds light on Trump's efforts to pressure Ukrainian officials into announcing investigations of Trump's political rivals.
Letter To the Editor: Re "Tearful Appeal Sheds Light on Health Coverage for Infants With Birth Defects" (news article, May 4): Jimmy Kimmel conveyed a simple but powerful message in his monologue about his newborn son's birth defect: that in a wealthy country, we as Americans should be able to come together to find a way to prevent our children from dying from treatable diseases.
A crucial passage from Tony Blair's memoirs, highlighted by the report, sheds light on this mindset: I agreed with the basic US analysis of Saddam as a threat; I thought he was a monster; and to break the US partnership in such circumstances, when America's key allies were all rallying round, would in my view, then (and now) have done major long-term damage to that relationship.
Since the new report sheds light on how a small percentage of ticks and mosquitoes in the US carry pathogens, people who are frequently outdoors should use repellants and remember to inspect their bodies for ticks, said Dr. David Sullivan, a professor of molecular microbiology and immunology at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, who was not involved in the report but has studied malaria and other infectious diseases.
The indictment sheds light on how the Russians used Facebook and other social media sites to sow chaos in the election and support the candidacy of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
The famous British economist John Maynard Keynes (28503-22019) not only solves the puzzle, but sheds light on the tide of economic populism that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE rode to the White House.
This black everyman carries the weight of his accomplishments for an entire generation of black athletes, as Douglas's graphic print also sheds light on a potent historical moment from which the work sprung: It was created a few years after the contentious display by American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos, who raised their fists in the manner of the Black Power salute during a medal ceremony at the 1968 Olympic Games.
Macy's tech chief sheds light on the hundreds of layoffs announced this week in a letter to employeesMacy's announced a three-year plan to turn around its business on Tuesday, ahead of its annual investor day on February 5.31 hot logistics startups that are set to soar in 2020, according to VCsThe $1.6 trillion logistics industry is undergoing a massive transformation, and big names like Uber, Amazon, Walmart, C.H. Robinson, and more are at the forefront of that change.
Whether you're looking for a new favorite fiction book or want to brush up on your feminist credentials, here are nine books to read if you're ready to lean into your rage:  Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward By Gemma Hartley  In her debut book, journalist Gemma Hartley expands upon her viral article "Women Aren't Nags; We're Just Fed Up," and sheds light on the emotional labor women undertake at work, at home, and in everyday life.
Now the new CDC report sheds light on just how much these diseases are growing in the US. 'We don't know what will threaten Americans next' The new report, based on data from the National Notifiable Disease Surveillance System each year between 2004 and 2016, identified 22012 different diseases: Lyme disease, anaplasmosis/ehrlichiosis, spotted fever rickettsiosis, babesiosis, tularemia, Powassan virus, Dengue viruses, Zika virus, West Nile virus, malaria, chikungunya virus, California serogroup viruses, St. Louis encephalitis virus, Eastern equine encephalitis virus, yellow fever virus, and plague.
The desire for looks back at crimes of the past has never been stronger, so it was only a matter of time before the case of Robert Chambers, also known as the "preppy murderer," who was convicted in 1986 of murdering Jennifer Levin in Central Park, made it to TV. The case drew extensive media attention, and now, a new docuseries on AMC sheds light on media coverage of the trial (it was involved extensive victim shaming), the trial itself, and where Chambers is now, after his first jail sentence.
Across the week TechCrunch New AngelList data set sheds light on the signaling risks of seed-stage investments SXSW cancels its 400K-person conference due to coronavirus SF poised to pass Prop E, which could significantly reduce new supply of startup office space Startup Battlefield applications for TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2020 are now open Why you can't overlook the small details in the pursuit of innovation Extra Crunch Oyo layoffs, Airbnb's delayed IPO and the long-term quandary of investing in travel startups Understanding 2020's early-stage fundraising market Break-even ads can generate free brand awareness Inside the effort to turn startups into zebras, not unicorns Lerer Hippeau's Ben Lerer shares his priorities for scouring seed deals Dear Sophie: I live in India and run a startup #EquityPod Here's what's in the latest episode, via Alex: And don't miss the Equity Shot from this Tuesday, which Alex and Danny put together about activist fund Elliott Management.

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