Why did you shift into a more atmospheric horror mode?
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Healthcare lobbying is about to shift into overdrive in Washington.
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Unfortunately, ego frightens many team members to shift into conflict avoidance.
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I shift into third, step fully into the gas, and fly.
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Companies can use these combined asymmetries to shift into new areas.
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When do you shift into being the thing you are critiquing?
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Or might they accidentally hit a wrong button and shift into reverse?
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Regulators have also been willing to let online companies shift into finance.
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The Seattle-based company's recent shift into digital is still paying off.
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Shift into "D" and the Bolt acts just like a regular car.
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The Democratic contest for president is about to shift into high gear.
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It was like watching a car suddenly shift into a higher gear.
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Every year, the shift into cooler weather comes alongside a shift into a cooler box office lineup: fewer billion-dollar blockbusters, fewer on-screen explosions, and a general trend toward less slashing, crashing action and more intense emotional action.
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All the while, Amazon's real business has continued to shift into the cloud.
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How and why did the term "raving" shift into "clubbing" during the 2000s?
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And sometimes an exhibition will hit that mark and then shift into overdrive.
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Driving through the entrance gate, I immediately felt myself shift into vacation mode.
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It's at this moment that the plane, and everyone inside, shift into free fall.
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That spells bad news for small firms hesitating to shift into the formal economy.
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They shape-shift into their surroundings as puddles and streams, largely beyond human control.
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They almost certainly will shift into a higher defensive gear once the postseason starts.
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Disney now owns 75 percent of the company that will power its shift into streaming.
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"They saw a while ago they needed to shift into [the mobile] space," said Hudak.
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As tangible products are democratized, perhaps luxury will shift into an experience, not an item.
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SpaceX seems to be making the shift into reusing its flight hardware more frequently now.
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This shift into the video game business is a major move for the tech giant.
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One RBS analyst warned of a "cataclysmic" year ahead, advising clients to shift into bonds.
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Hearing it drives home how quickly the world could shift into something I don't recognize.
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But that's started to change, and in 2017 we'll see it shift into the mainstream.
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Remoolians are thought to be small aliens that can only shape shift into small mammals.
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If Clinton wins, expect the media narrative to fully shift into making Clinton seem inevitable.
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Results will probably plateau at that point, and you can shift into a maintenance mode.
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Some may miss the option to shift into a higher gear, depending on the incline.
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We enter Pisces season on Monday, helping us shift into a more intuitive and dreamy headspace.
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It wasn't going to suddenly shift into a more action-packed show than it's always been.
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Project Runway's rise from the ashes of TWC marks a shift into a post-Weinstein world.
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But ask them about themselves, and they shift into polite job-interview mode, formal and guarded.
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We have a very 60s Gucci color scheme so it was easy to shift into retro.
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Each shift into local language was more than merely colorful; it was emotionally and intellectually significant.
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And when they need a pinch of feedback, they shift into a higher register and squeal.
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ZS: It didn't shift into dating as much, but there were ways to connect with other people.
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By the time she left, the community had begun to shift into a very cult-like ecosystem.
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If this happens, the driver could shift into park but the vehicle could be in another gear.
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The shift into these design-oriented, more personal audio devices makes me think of B&O Play.
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How do you feel that you were able to shift into the sound that you have now?
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Every so often, humanity needs a reminder that Tom Cruise can actually shift into Serious Actor mode.
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The clock is ticking and time is winding down for the debate to shift into Trump's favor.
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Andre Ethier, in his first at bat of the postseason, singled against a shift into left field.
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This is one of the first key public facing steps for Fitbit's shift into enterprise and healthcare.
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On the set, Ms. Atwell is watching and asking questions, considering a shift into directing and producing.
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But I want to start with the midterm elections, which shift into high gear beginning, well, now.
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It can take off vertically, like a helicopter, and then shift into forward flight using tilt rotors.
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Many of them shift into managerial positions, which pay well but do not always require specialized skills.
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But the confrontations seemed to shift into a new gear on the eve of Mr. Trump's inauguration.
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"You can already see the discussion starting to shift into more of a security space," Pantucci says.
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And so, we have not seen any real pressure in terms of a huge shift into only core.
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Trump's pas de deux with Speaker Paul Ryan marks the beginning of his shift into more familiar territory.
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One result of this shift into shorter-term or part-time work has been a fall in savings.
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Would Spiridonov still be himself or would his identity shift into a combination of himself and the donor?
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"But in the shift into this new world, it's almost like a friendship with the fans," Smith said.
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Toying with the toggles on the screen, I watched a bouquet of flowers shift into multicolored, pixelated simulacrums.
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The sugar market has soared recently, underpinned by a shift into a global deficit after years of surpluses.
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This issue has prompted frantic, starving customers to shift into "MacGyver mode" when trying to open the jar.
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But, but, but: It's not clear how many drugs HHS could shift into Part D without congressional approval.
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Davis lined the ball through the shift into right field, hustling his way to second for a double.
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The bank is advising its clients to shift into some tech and real estate stocks to play defensively.
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Heater:The narrative around Apple's last several quarters, as far as how they're allocating, is a shift into content.
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Once these smart algos read the headlines and they see something negative, they just shift into sell mode.
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The song combines early-00s pop-rap production with an abrupt shift into strobelit dance-pop at the end.
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And 2019 could see the industry accelerate the shift into new areas of mobility, including autonomous and electrified vehicles.
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Most of my time is spent writing and recording and trying to shift into this new phase of life.
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The mixed-media artist came to the United States in 1999, channeling her cultural shift into large, figurative collages.
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It was the company's hope that a shift into tech would help it compete against a world of smartwatches.
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She doesn't know that June is just like her — that June can shape- shift into the people she touches.
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Inequality rose steadily after the shift into settled agriculture, but tailed off in the Americas after around 2,500 years.
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Harry then accuses June of being the one to shift into his body, something that June does not deny.
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If your business is predicated on people smoking cigarettes, you can't really shift into another business, or can you?
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That alone is expected to squeeze out much of Congo's swing artisanal supply, limiting the market shift into surplus.
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When you introduce a behavior shift into society, you will naturally be operating outside of previously created societal frameworks.
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When characters, especially Cordell, talk about their deeper feelings, they tend to shift into improbably poetic flights of diction.
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Most politicians, as they shift into general election mode, make efforts to expand their appeal beyond their party's base.
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It was former head chef Lee Tiernan who Parr says was the catalyst for the company's shift into food.
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Was there a moment you identified in your own career where you really felt yourself shift into the mainstream?
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The adtech industry has grappled with big issues like privacy, shrinking funding, and a shift into TV in 2019.
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After you've released the pressure valve and actively listened to the complaints, it's time to shift into solutions mode.
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"While there has been a shift into gold the amount of asset allocation has so far been minimal," he said.
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The new logo is also meant to mark the company's shift into online payment platforms and evolving financial services tech.
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Motor Trend's test car shut down at a stoplight and refused to restart or shift into drive, requiring a tow.
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I think it's nice to shift into work mode, and then you get to come back and be so excited.
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But for now, the shift into home internet delivery is still just a pitch that no one's really moving on.
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Higher inflation erodes the value of bonds, while better growth prospects encourage investors to shift into riskier assets like equities.
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Express Scripts is advising drugmakers to take that shift into account as they launch a new class of migraine drugs.
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We then shift into some other thoughts on macOS Sierra (18:05), including Apple's increased focus on iCloud and services.
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The hope was that this might cause Philae to shift into a more favorable position — but the spacecraft didn't respond.
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The company is expected to shift into a net loss due to a continued decline in its fixed-line business.
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The company's very future is at stake — nobody wants to buy a car that can't reliably shift into first gear.
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As a result, the trial could shift into a new phase once the defense wraps up its presentations on Tuesday.
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Although she eventually made the shift into asset management, she says it is easy for women to miss these opportunities.
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Kylie Jenner celebrated her 21st birthday last night, marking the last legal shift into adulthood for the main Kardashian family members.
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In an effort to save June from drowning, Elena grabs hold of her, causing June to shift into her own mom.
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These days they think less about its oil, and more about its shift into natural gas, refined products, chemicals and plastics.
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China's shift into the cruise sector also comes as global demand for cargo ships has collapsed, shuttering scores of Chinese yards.
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But — in part because of the housing bubble — a whole bunch of blue-collar manufacturing workers could suddenly shift into construction.
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Russell Westbrook's 28.4-year run in Oklahoma City could be coming to a close as the Thunder shift into rebuilding mode.
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The Bolt doesn't feel different from any other car: you get in, press a start button, shift into drive, and go.
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Artist's conception of Kepler / NASAAfter an inexplicable shift into Emergency Mode, NASA managed to partially recover its planet-hunting Kepler spacecraft.
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If Link faces a deep lake, use the Rod of Seasons to shift into winter, letting Link walk over the ice.
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He said offshore oil equipment companies including Boskalis, Heerema, Seaway Heavy Lift and DEME were looking to shift into offshore wind.
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His allies, however, are building vehicles that could easily shift into a primary campaign against President Trump for the 2020 election.
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Oman was the first Middle East producer to shift into trading, setting up a 50:50 venture with Vitol last decade.
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But the dream continues to evolve and shift into nightmarish territory, as their food runs out and the wolf draws nearer.
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The programming also highlights the genre's post-1960s shift into self-consciousness with musicals like "Pennies From Heaven" (Sunday), from 1981.
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But for now, the Liberal campaign will be forced to shift into a strategy which no campaign team relishes: crisis mode.
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Shifting away from wheat, they grew barley, which gave rise to the beer industry, and grass, allowing a shift into dairying.
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Periods of oversupply, such as 1997/98, 2008/22017 and now 22017/22018, have been associated with a progressive shift into contango.
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Periods of oversupply, such as 217/2422, 215/2160 and now 813/281, have been associated with a progressive shift into contango.
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The labour market is forking, and those with college degrees will naturally shift into the lane that leads to higher-paying jobs.
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Lawrence hopes that Bravo's Your Husband Is Cheating On Us will help him make a similar shift into traditional theater and entertainment.
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The pessimistic one is that investors become less sanguine about the economic outlook and shift into bonds because they are less risky.
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"We were starting to shift into making something really expressive and fun and engaging," says Jeremy Goldberg, a Messenger product design manager.
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S. trade conflict is about to shift into a higher gear, with additional tariffs on Chinese imports kicking in on July 6.
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For instance, when your car is about to shift into the next lane, the other cars on the road will already know.
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Whenever the President's lawyers conclude their presentation, the Senate will shift into 16 hours of senator questions of the two legal teams.
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A shift into late-stage cyclicality benefits energy names in particular, especially as the curve in crude futures enters backwardation, Emanuel added.
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"If you don't subtract that [motion], then it puts the same Doppler shift into the supernova data," Rubin explained in an interview.
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If your visiting time is short, shift into four-wheel drive, head straight uphill and you'll be done in under an hour.
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Double Fine would shift into action-adventure games and platformers for years, before returning (mostly unsuccessfully) to point and click with Broken Age.
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The copy explains how China has to cope with both its massive population, and more importantly their sudden shift into a western diet.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida has long declined to go after Mr. Trump, and he did not shift into attack mode on Saturday.
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Don't be too surprised to see the show attempt a shift into the broader world of consumer electronics, à la CES or IFA.
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For both Leila and me, it was a big life change that pre-empted the shift into experimenting with people of different genders.
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One look at the headlines, and it is easy to see that the Trump administration's deregulation efforts continue to shift into high gear.
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Instead, the label reported a 3 percent comparable decline, with management blaming a combination of the Easter shift into March and sluggish traffic.
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Fourteen years later, Schwimmer is still focused on trading's shift into the digital world, this time as CEO of the London Stock Exchange.
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Springer, best known as publisher of print titles Bild and Welt, said it was seeing a payoff from its shift into online publishing.
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A general shift into safe havens has in the past week turned into a desperate scramble for cash, and for dollars in particular.
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This is the best-case scenario, one where enrollment could stay relatively steady, although Obamacare enrollees would likely shift into different health plans.
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It survives, ideologically and militarily, on momentum, and that momentum will inevitably shift into more large-scale attacks against civilians, including in Europe.
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Question: What was it like to jump into the racecar that was "The Front Page," grab the wheel, and shift into fifth gear?
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If 10 percent of the gold trade were to shift into bitcoin, it would more than triple its market cap, by Gurbacs' calculations.
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As this estimable couple shift into private life, others may need her as well, and lonely eyes will increasingly turn in her direction.
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The experience indelibly shaped Jeannie as a parent and a wife, as Jim had to shift into caregiver mode for the entire family.
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The effort may soon shift into higher gear, thanks to an idea borrowed from the internet that has helped in other fields: crowdsourcing.
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The BOJ also dropped references to taking rates further into negative territory, six weeks after taking an initial, radical shift into negative rates territory.
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"In 2017 we should not be seeing progress toward gender parity shift into reverse," said Saadia Zahidi, WEF's head of education, gender and work.
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That shift into products made for extreme environments means it now competes in a niche market with limited competition and high barriers to entry.
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"I think a lot of these people will naturally shift into different kind of work, but there's plenty of work out there," Huntley said.
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Both Alibaba and JD.com have championed a shift into offline stores in recent years, spurred by developments in cloud computing and big data technology.
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This shift into financial crime drops the probe into the same accountability-free zone that has offered nothing but disappointment over the past decade.
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Parents can avoid the shift into manager mode by focusing on what brings their children joy and a sense of satisfaction, rather than acclaim.
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There's also the fact that people are increasingly buying items through Instagram, putting Facebook in a good position to shift into payments and commerce.
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Candidates slide to the center — appealing, in theory, to a broader electorate with a more moderate message — as they shift into a general election.
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Back home, Trump's friends and allies, the Republican National Committee, his re-election campaign and other pro-Trump organizations will shift into battle mode.
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If foreign adversaries killed even a small fraction of the victims of gun violence in America, the United States would shift into emergency mode.
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In mid-June, the company announced it was making a huge shift into electric cars, introducing up to 30 plug-in models by 2025.
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Forested mountains drained of color shift into the tan palette of the desert, which, overlaid with Apollo mission transmissions, evokes the lifelessness of a moonscape.
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While Hyundai is still studying the potential demand for the Santa Cruz, the truck will become part of the brand's broader shift into light trucks.
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When you shift into reverse, the Mercedes badge on the trunk swivels out of the way, exposing the car's rear-facing lens to the world.
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The government is looking to eventually shift into the new Fund approximately 150 billion rand a year from money earmarked for the provincial government sphere.
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With a rich palette dominated by shades of blue, sliding swirls of color seem to undulate and shift into unstable horizons the longer you look.
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But Cassini will also use Titan's gravity to shift into its final orbit between Saturn and the planet's rings, something that's never been done before.
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Ramsey's most popularvideo, "Shit White Girls Say," marked her shift into more socially themed videos that discuss things like Obamacare and the George Zimmerman verdict.
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They refer to the concept of 'Energy Return on Investment' (EROI) as a key indicator of the shift into a new age of difficult energy.
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Donald Trump represented a genuine shift into a genuine framework that embraced the conservative ideal but then also represented the American people, not the machine.
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But it was a major victory for Apple, which has long been rumored to be mulling a shift into producing its own chips in-house.
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Nintendo obviously made a shift into Direct and Treehouse, so all of the content is being fed to the general public, and us as well.
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This shift into the world of guided tours doesn't quite align with the goal of most Airbnb users: to have sincere brushes with local culture.
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Most notably, he proposed that the current Medicare system shift into one modeled on private care rather than a government one-size-fits-all program.
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I actively stopped doing Video Thing, because it took so much time and effort, and energy that I wanted to shift into doing the feature.
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It's not clear how many drugs HHS would want to shift into Part D. And it's not clear how steep those negotiated discounts would be.
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But the shift into surreal territory seems to strip a few gears, as the production, directed by Mike Donahue, doesn't adequately change with the story.
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But with a flick of the page, Stelfreeze is able to deftly shift into solemn drama, conveying weighty moments and relationships with the same precision.
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His drop shift into left high kick appears a dozen times a match but he rarely gets anything but forearm and often gets his kick caught.
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Less well known, however, may be his shift into the world of business as an investor in early stage start-ups, ranging from tech to coffee.
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If Intel is to return to growth, though, it needs to either shift into new areas or somehow bend the world back to its existing strengths.
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Sure, the four dudes behind the band own bars, run magazines, and play in other bands, but when they shift into Primitive Weapons mode, it's on.
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A purchase of HEG would help GoDaddy accelerate its shift into the more profitable web hosting business as well as broaden its customer base in Europe.
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The proliferation of index funds, sluggish gold price growth and a shift into cannabis and cryptocurrencies by risk investors has left junior miners short of funding.
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A shift into retail by the world's fifth-largest poultry company could have a big impact on the market, said Pan Chenjun, senior analyst at Rabobank.
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Groupon, the daily deals platform that has been restructuring itself and trying to shift into more profitable areas of e-commerce, today reported its Q22017 earnings.
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Since then, Volkswagen, Porsche's parent company, has made a hard shift into electric vehicles, and the Taycan is the first major push into that new market.
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"After a significant sell-off, we close our bearish view on EM and shift into neutral gear," strategist Jaes Lord said in a note to clients.
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Hyundai's union has predicted a drastic shift into electric cars could lead to a loss of 70 percent of Hyundai jobs in a worst case scenario.
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Right after the election, there was an extraordinary shift into those sectors as well as materials, as investors pulled out of utilities, real estate and consumer staples.
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It's more important than ever for Amazon to shift into offline retail, and it's more clear now what it has to lose by failing to do so.
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Take original Charlotte gunning down Elsie — a major part of Bernard's shift into his new role — or Dolores having William ride with her to the Valley Beyond.
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The Bundesbank's comments echo the Economy Ministry's view that factories are likely to shift into a higher gear in the coming months and the upswing will continue.
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It would take a much more optimistic outlook for the U.S. and global economies to break out of that scenario and shift into higher gear, Lockhart said.
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In effect, the combination of population and geography made an Australian shift into the Chinese economic orbit inevitable once China began opening its economy in the 1980s.
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The home side cut the deficit in half in the second when Haseley grounded a two-out single through the shift into left field to score Dickerson.
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That shift into the mainstream comes with a quite literal price and brings an uneasy recognition of what it will mean for those who can't afford it.
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But aside from continuing the shift into more consumer-focused areas, it isn't clear whether Goldman under Mr. Solomon will look much different than under his predecessor.
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The report suggests that investors should have a good look at how their portfolios might respond to abrupt changes in public policy, and shift into greener assets.
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And that means political strategists must shift into high gear writing and producing their next TV spot to try and counter-influence the opposing candidate's ad claims.
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Passenger cars "continues to be a difficult segment as we see a continued shift into SUVs," Ford's U.S. sales chief, Mark LaNeve, said on a conference call.
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There was a debate about the future of the continent, and Nietzsche perceived a shift into a form of "petty politics" of the sort pioneered by Bismarck.
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The BAML survey also revealed a shift into emerging markets, which turned positive for the first time in 17 months with a net 2 percent overweight the sector.
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Amara compares Chance's shift into politics to people like Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West, who've both gotten in some face time with the President over different issues.
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Some think more of these incidents have occurred since CERN was established, and suggest that its particle physics experiments are causing the world to shift into parallel universes.
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"There are very good reasons for them to start to shift into a 'let's wait and see' mode," said Jay Bryson, the acting chief economist at Wells Fargo.
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The Finding Dory star said she wants to do more movies and perhaps play "someone unappealing," while her wife said she could perhaps shift into radio or podcasts.
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Kenya may follow the same path as Brazil and Argentina, where a shift into private education in the 1970s and 1980s led to neglect of the public sector.
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It can also shift into a T shape to position one of its two onboard cameras as close to an object as possible in order to inspect it.
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Harry urges his girlfriend to shift into him, which would save her life but could also lead to him ending up in a fugue state like his dad.
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Only a single shift into its career at the CaliBurger restaurant in Pasadena, California, this week, Flippy the robot burger-flipper is going on hiatus, reports USA Today.
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Though juicers are a must-have appliance for summer cocktails at home (any season, actually), they're actually really handy if you're trying to shift into a healthier lifestyle.
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The remedy involves a software change so that the transmission will automatically shift into park if the driver's door opens and the transmission is in drive or neutral.
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"If the cartel aggressively lifts output over the next six months, balances will quickly shift into a surplus, pushing prices lower," Merrill Lynch said in a research note.
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There are single-color cubes where the moving parts are not square; they shift into incomprehensible shapes when they are scrambled, and back to a cube when solved.
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But the campaign's shift into more demographically favorable states, starting with South Carolina on Saturday, offers Biden a chance to prove he still has strength in the primary.
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The publicly-traded company changed its name to Axon in 2017, adopting the title of its police body camera segment as a part of its shift into software services.
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Commodities funds have taken a hit from the shift into real estate and other more stable investments, with SWF holdings dropping 50 percent in March, according to Preqin's research.
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If employers didn't need to pay for health insurance, economists generally believe that, in the long run, their spending on health insurance would shift into taxable wages and salaries.
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But Najarian, whose biggest position is in this stock, is betting that the company's shift into services will create recurring revenue from existing users — especially in the cloud space.
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Parente estimates that Better Way would reduce Medicaid enrollment by 28 million people by 2000, but that a significant number of those people will shift into the individual market.
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The big shift into bonds makes sense among the short-term market volatility but is arguably even more notable for occurring at the outset of a rising rate environment.
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Related: Watch Gauzy Coral Reefs Shape-Shift Into Letters Art Mimics Life in a Dying Coral Reef Installation Now You Can Experience Miami's Neon Coral Reefs with Oculus Rift
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So, Chrysler is reprogramming the cars with even more warnings, and an enhancement that will prevent the car from moving even if the driver fails to shift into Park.
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And the ACLU's shift into political activism is at the very least a tacit acknowledgment that to be effective in today's polarized environment, it cannot remain above the fray.
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Factories are likely to shift into a higher gear in coming months after industrial output suffered a period of weakness which was partially due to special factors, it added.
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When the counselor looks at all the women — reminding them how they "grabbed that freedom and got out of there" — Sadie and her story movingly shift into sharper focus.
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He was the adult now, on the way with Liz to a family of three boys and a girl and a career shift into a veteran or journeyman phase.
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Since Labour has failed to secure the general election it wants as its top priority, its pro-European lawmakers now want it to shift into endorsing the people's vote.
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But, God bless him, instead of helping me understand how to ease off the clutch and shift into gear, my physics-minded father launched into a long lecture on torque.
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As to smaller investors, UBS said women and people born between the years 1982 and 2000 - so-called millennials - were driving the shift into investing with a purpose beyond profit.
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Volkswagen stuck with the new Beetle for roughly two decades, decades but in the end decided it was not worth keeping, as consumers continue to shift into SUVs and crossovers.
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It's expected to unveil a number of new services that highlight its shift into services, including a revamped news service, subscriptions to premium TV channels, and its own original content.
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The company has raised about $12 million to date, but even that might be enough to fully fund a shift into mass-producing scooters for individual sales, according to Evans.
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"One of the biggest trends we continue to see is the shift into used vehicles by customers with excellent credit," said Melinda Zabritski, senior director of automotive finance for Experian.
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Hickey said investors are also anticipating "seeing stronger economic data, stronger economic growth, and stronger earnings data," causing a shift into more "growth-orientated" sectors of the market, like technology.
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BAML also noted that precious metals enjoyed their largest inflows in 11 weeks at $800 million, and said the shift into safe-haven bonds and gold reflected rising event risk.
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Prior to joining the Trump campaign, he had spearheaded Breitbart's shift into a forum for the "alt-right," a loose online confederation of neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-Semites.
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"I have to shift into gear," Kennedy said earlier, while he was ambling down a hallway, all six feet of him, along with his big brown hair and his hesitancy.
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But even if the uncertainties fail to clear up as quickly as they appeared and manufacturing firms shift into a lower gear, the economy is unlikely to steer towards recession.
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Sitters and their pets shape-shift into their environments: A subject's lime-green leg hair camouflages into a patch of grass, or knobby chair legs mirror another subject's twisted limbs.
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Democrats are now gearing up to shift into a new, more public phase of the inquiry where they will face increasing pressure to make their case to the American public.
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Moving around a lot at night makes a difference—some people lie on their stomach for three hours straight, while others shift into a different position after a few minutes.
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Prior to joining the Trump campaign, Bannon had spearheaded Breitbart's shift into a forum for the "alt-right," a loose online confederation of neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-Semites.
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On cruise control from the opening tipoff, the U.S. never felt the need to shift into top gear, speeding to a 35-9 lead in the opening quarter and pulling away.
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There's a theory going around online that CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research) experiments have caused the world to shift into an alternate reality where Donald Trump has become president.
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Justin Siberell, the State Department's acting coordinator for counterterrorism, said that ISIS' shift into Africa isn't going completely smoothly, noting that in Somalia the al-Shabaab militant group has fought back.
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You'll definitely feel in your element as planets shift into fellow Fire sign Leo this month, and you can expect that exciting opportunities to broaden your horizons will come your way.
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In the late hours of the night, as I drift down mountain highways and shift into high gear on Need for Speed: Payback's straight aways, the controller disappears from my hand.
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If we're not careful, we both shift into autopilot mode, where we're just trying to get through every task on our daily to-do list without ever coming up for air.
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"We expect buyers to continue to shift into the low end of the housing market over next six months, and that means more downward prices on the detached market," Guatieri said.
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It's about expression," says Vic Sin, the draglesque boyqueen, putting the shift into words "You could be Beetlejuice, a dog, a troll, a witch—performers are pushing the boundaries of expression.
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In Asia, he said, his portfolios were made of 70 percent bonds and 30 percent equities, but there has been a 3 percent shift into equities already after the U.S. election.
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His triathlon inexperience showed: About 2104 miles into the bike leg, after a friend took a harder look at his bike, he realized he needed to shift into a higher gear.
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But individual members of Congress are not knowledgeable about policy and are not equipped to become knowledgeable, and becoming knowledgeable is not a good way to shift into a leadership position.
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The early 20th century marked the shift into the two distinct camps of 'Professional' wrestling and sport wrestling, exemplified by wrestling reentering the Olympic Games after a fifteen hundred year gap.
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"Due to the recent rally we think risk/reward is to the downside," BAML senior economist Ferhan Salman said, recommending a shift into Turkish bonds, which he believes are on an upswing.
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While fighting, the armies engaged in the terrible war begin to shape-shift into demonic entities, and he discovers that he's caught in No Man's Land in a much greater, metaphysical struggle.
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So the things made in China for the US market, we will move out of China, things made in other countries for the European market for example we can shift into China.
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We've already seen the Samsung VR launch to great applause, but with the imminent release of the PlayStation VR and Oculus Rift devices, the VR sector is about to shift into overdrive.
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DATING A nice, smooth effect/affect of gender being smoked down to roach is that money inside of dating and relationships has to shift, and will probably (???!!!) shift into something more equitable.
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"We are working with all the creditors to negotiate a debt renegotiation plan and for now we have no plan to shift into something more radical such as bankruptcy protection," Freire said.
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Like several Apatow productions before it, Popstar's third-act shift into sentimentality doesn't always work, especially after a first half that moves so quickly, stacking one joke on top of the next.
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Not only does the world shift into all the familiar, calming hues, but the music is great and there are two seasonal festivals, one of which is a spooky Halloween-like affair.
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If Ms. Rousseff and the Workers' Party shift into the opposition, they will most likely claim her ouster was illegal, and Mr. Temer's top allies remain mired in corruption scandals as well.
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Some observers have questioned the reliability of the Loras poll, but it's still a bright spot for a campaign that will have to shift into overdrive to catch up to Grassley's fundraising.
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Mr. Autor suggests any further deals to increase trade should be gradual, to give much more time for exposed companies and their workers to retool and shift into other jobs and sectors.
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The agency proposed making a big shift into online video, away from linear TVOmnicom pitched significantly cutting the Army's linear TV spend in favor of online video, search, social, and influencer content.
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The company has benefited from the growth in smartphones, tablets and Internet of Things gadgets, the shift into cloud services that demand more connections between servers, and the rise of security threats.
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Given Parnas's role though, as Rudy's right hand man in all things Ukraine, this is a huge shift into just how deep into this off the books effort investigators can now gaze.
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The election of more women shows a public opinion shift into the moderate spectrum, away from the hard-line politics of Iran's past, said Harvard University scholar and Iranian-American Dr. Majid Rafizadeh.
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"It is not so much a shift into midcaps but more of bottom fishing in beaten down stocks, especially in the consumer sector," said Vrajesh Bhandari, a portfolio manager at Al Mal Capital.
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Snap Maps might be the best feature they've ever launched, and the company's shift into augmented reality and artificial intelligence prove it has the technical chops to come up with innovative new features.
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If Ms. Rousseff and the Workers' Party shift into the opposition, they will most likely claim her ouster was illegal, and Mr. Temer's top allies remain mired in corruption scandals of their own.
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"This is part of the shift into new growth areas that require different skills," said Mr. Schroeter, who added that "90 percent" of the layoffs in this round were outside the United States.
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These visuals can be real showstoppers (the narratives briefly shift into idle); they're at once off-putting and unsettlingly seductive, and even if you want to look away, it can be hard to.
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WILFRED FROST: Do you fear a price pressure coming into your business in the way that we have seen with active management, whether it is the broker price wars, or shift into indexing?
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Amy Klobuchar may be leaving New Hampshire with the wind at their backs, but everything about their campaign structures -- ground game, messaging, voter targeting -- are going to have to shift into new gears.
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Another factor behind the shift into cash stocks from TOPIX futures is a type of arbitrage trade that takes advantage of discrepancies between the Nikkei 225 and the TOPIX index , some analysts said.
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It also lagged behind companies such as The Trade Desk, Dataxu, and Google in the shift into over-the-top advertising, Andrew Goode, EVP and head of programmatic at Havas Media Group, said.
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"I told [Alibaba CEO] Mr. Daniel Zhang we need a gear box, because if we're in second or third gear, you can't shift into fourth without synchronicity in the gear box," he said.
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Not only is he bigger, faster, and stronger than whoever's trying to guard him, but as his opponent begins to tire, the four-time MVP has enough endurance to shift into ninth gear.
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Shares in Japan's Nintendo Co surged on Friday as consumers flocked to try out its new Pokemon GO smartphone game, raising hopes that the company's long-awaited shift into mobile gaming will pay off.
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Exit polls: Economy top concern for Indiana voters Trump enters general election mode Now, Trump has to shift into general election mode -- where Hillary Clinton and sky-high unfavorable ratings with women await him.
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The sneakiest thing about this show is the way it can shift into a deeply serious consideration of what it means to become a parent later in life than most other people become parents.
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Hedge fund buying is therefore lifting the price of nearby contracts and accelerating the shift into backwardation (just as fund selling depressed nearby contracts and accelerated the shift to contango in the fourth quarter).
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Oil fundamentals should shift into a supply deficit in the third quarter, and very large accumulated oil inventories should take more than a year to "normalize," Credit Suisse wrote in a note on Friday.
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This could be a temporary phenomenon; the workers at the bottom of the income scale may eventually shift into better-paid work, or future generations may cleverly invent new sources of employment for themselves.
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"This is would be the best time to shift into equity as an asset class from a long-term perspective," said Arun Gopalan, vice president of research at brokerage firm Systematix Shares and Stocks.
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After news came from Kiev on Tuesday that a Russian journalist critical of Vladimir Putin had been shot dead, it did not take long for the Kremlin's denial machinery to shift into high gear.
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The rate isn't constant: Instead, there's reason to believe everything from Arctic melt to Amazon deforestation might experience what's known as "tipping points," where small changes in nature shift into rapid and irreversible damage.
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A swath of land between Wilmington and New Bern, North Carolina, is closing in on 40 inches of rainfall, as the heaviest rains begin to shift into a new, treacherous area: the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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"The initial gold reaction to a Clinton win is likely to be negative as any shift into risk-on instruments could press gold lower, at least initially," HSBC analyst James Steel said in a note.
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It's also useful when you want to make a quick start from a stop light without having to shift into a lower gear, or when you're feeling lazy and want to cruise along without peddling.
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Issuing new debt due in 2029 to finance the repurchase of the March 2020 bond would shift into the future the $1.5 billion bill for the paper that otherwise would have come due next year.
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Under Chief Executive Bjorn Gulden, appointed in 2013, Puma has refocused on its core sports business after sales were hurt by a shift into fashion products, ousting Nike as sponsor of English soccer club Arsenal.
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Under a per capita cap, also called a per capita allotment, Medicaid's current open-ended commitment would shift into a capped payment from the federal government to states, as a way to limit federal spending.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Weaker foreign demand drove a bigger-than-expected drop in German industrial orders in January, suggesting that busy factories in Europe's largest economy could shift into a lower gear in the coming months.
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When equipped with information on the broken attention economy and tools for how to fix it, consumers will galvanize a generation of change and with it, dollars will shift into a rapidly growing healthy attention economy.
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We've seen time and again how that level of investment can shift into a more toxic feeling of ownership, leading to absurd temper-tantrum petitions demanding the ending be remade to meet one person's personal expectations.
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I tested a manual-shifting two-speed model on flat terrain exclusively, and only had to shift into first when starting from a dead stop under a heavy load, or when the motor was turned off.
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He's great and I'd love to see him spend a long time with the Blue Jays, if he remains useful and reasonably paid and willing to shift into a lesser role when the time eventually comes.
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Golovkin jabs well but he will just as happily jump in with a left hook, throw a right hand lead off the bat, or shift into a southpaw stance as he takes a double step in.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Shares in Japan's Nintendo Co surged on Friday as consumers flocked to try out its new Pokemon GO smartphone game, raising hopes that the company's long-awaited shift into mobile gaming will pay off.
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That shift into more obscure technologies in order to stay online and keep communicating is entering another phase: neo-Nazis are hosting propaganda on a decentralized network, making it more difficult to boot from the web.
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But industry supervisors are alert to the shift into investments such as property, an asset at the heart of the global crisis when sub-prime mortgage debt helped to bring down the likes of Lehman Brothers.
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While there is a shift into more defensive stocks, the overall market typically has another 18 months to run before it starts to roll over following a yield curve inversion, according to data from Credit Suisse.
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Delwiche said that if the shift into neglected stocks were to last a bit longer, it could be a very good thing, leading to broader market leadership that helps the decade-old bull market keep running.
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The Canadian dollar, last year's top-performing G10 currency, will shift into a sideways trading pattern this year as the domestic economy softens and the recent boost from easing trade tensions fades, a Reuters poll showed.
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J.P. The slow way this unlikely aggregation unfolds is appealing — first comes lush 1970s piano, then a voice pitched up beyond chipmunk to somewhere near Young Thug, then a shift into warm Daft Punk disco-funk.
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An internal fight is roiling the Democratic National Committee over whether to forgo corporate PAC money and make a big statement against money in politics as the 2020 presidential election starts to shift into high gear.
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In reaction to a stressful event to the body — be it an illness, childbirth, or in some cases even a severe allergic reaction — the hair can shift into a resting phase in which it is rapidly shed.
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After a weeks-long standoff, the White House — kinda, sorta — attempted to shift into dealmaker mode, working with Mitch McConnell to bring a bill to the Senate floor that Trump claimed was designed to incorporate Democrats' demands.
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This month, NASA&aposs Dawn spacecraft will shift into an orbit that will skim just 245 miles (2000 kilometers) above Ceres at its closest point, allowing Dawn to get its best views yet of the dwarf planet.
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As reliable as the puttering drums of something like "I Love Daft Punk and You Should to" are, there's also this sense that they're malleable, that at any moment they could shift into new directions and dimensions.
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After my doctor popped out the speculum, she scheduled me for an ultrasound and told me not to get my hopes up that the IUD would shift into place, while I clutched my cramping gut and sobbed.
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The goal was for Yulin to shift into services, move away from an economy dominated by state-owned enterprises (SOE) towards one with private businesses at its core, and produce higher value coal, oil and natural gas.
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BERLIN, June 7 (Reuters) - German industrial orders plunged unexpectedly in April, with data showing a fourth consecutive monthly drop on Thursday, suggesting that factories in Europe's largest economy will shift into a lower gear over coming months.
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But The Atlantic's Molly Ball recently traveled to Arizona for some on the ground reporting, and suggests that while Democrats know it is difficult terrain, they still see possibilities as we shift into the final six weeks.
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Stronger than expected demand growth and lower production from high-cost countries increase our confidence that the global oil market will shift into deficit by (the second half of 2017) even with OPEC production above current levels.
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Now, as we see a greater shift into personalisation, the tech that WalkMe is picking up from Abbi could help WalkMe extend those kinds of analytics into mobile, and provide much more tailored content as a result.
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All of which matters quite a bit, because as porn ceases to be an easy source of revenue, more entrepreneurs are making the shift into cams and sex toys and, of late, a combination of the two.
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Targets may be modified, and compliance with them may weaken as time goes on, but the oil market's expected shift into a deficit from mid-year implies some degree of production discipline is likely to be maintained.
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"We see growth opportunities to come into a market where there is rising employment, great population growth, and where the shift into the e-commerce and mobile commerce is significant," Pomford told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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As I watched the anticipation of these expectant mothers shift into weekly get-togethers with babies rolling around on blankets on the floor, I found myself envious and wondering: Where was the parallel universe of new dads?
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis's shift into high-tech drugs won praise for providing patients with new options but criticism over prices that may run into the millions of dollars at the Swiss drugmaker's annual general meeting on Thursday.
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The Pentagon's National Defense Stockpile Program, created in 1939 to secure adequate supplies of foreign-produced and limited-source strategic and critical materials, will likewise shift into high gear to help build up reserves in key areas.
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"It is clear that UnitedHealth is taking the potential industry rebate shift into its own hands and trying to insulate itself from any upcoming regulation or legislation on rebates," Evercore ISI analysts wrote in a client note.
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As we shift into a booming space era fit for the 21st century, the administration needs to now turn these priorities into actions to achieve these national security goals and maintain U.S. leadership and competitiveness in space.
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This could address some of the complaints listeners had with Serial: its ongoing nature allowed it to lose focus or shift into irrelevant rumors, and it ultimately landed with an uneasy conclusion because the story really wasn't over.
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That speaks to why apps like Spotify have seen greater adoption in recent years, forcing older music streaming services like Pandora to shift into on-demand listening in order to catch up with where the market is headed.
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Goldman Sachs analysts said in a note that chances of an OPEC cut succeeding have increased, and they believe the global oil surplus will shift into a deficit by the middle of next year, which would support prices.
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I began going to therapy regularly and taking medication for depression, and I educated myself on sexual assault (my career shift into sex writing has allowed me to research and report on sexual assault and speak to survivors).
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Rising exports and business investment in equipment helped the German economy to shift into a higher gear in the third quarter - it expanded by 0.8 percent on the quarter, up from 0.6 percent in the previous three months.
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Just as the move from AM Chicago to The Oprah Winfrey Show signaled a change in Oprah's social currency, the shift into the informal name The Oprah Show marked Oprah's move into mononym status in the larger culture.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar, last year's top-performing G10 currency, will shift into a sideways trading pattern this year as the domestic economy softens and the recent boost from easing trade tensions fades, a Reuters poll showed.
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Echo Loop While many people are familiar with smart glasses and earbuds, the $130 Echo Loop (also available via invite only) represents a shift into a wearable category many consumers might not be familiar with: the smart ring.
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Becoming more of a senior employee allowed me to delve into the world of Facebook advertising, amass an email list upward of one million, and shift into a supervisory capacity as a product manager who oversaw four developers.
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When they claim to treat diseases, including addiction, supplements shift into the category of drugs, and companies wanting to make such claims must follow the drug agency's approval process to show that their products are safe and effective.
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HAMBURG, May 22 (Reuters) - Aurubis, Europe's biggest copper smelter, said on Wednesday it had agreed to buy Belgian-Spanish recycling company Metallo Group for 380 million euros ($424 million) as part of an acquisition-led shift into other metals.
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A new interactive map by Climate Central and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) shows how many cities could "shift" into warmer temperature zones as rising carbon emissions — together with growing urban populations and sprawling development — boost summer temperatures worldwide.
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There is a slight shift into risk-off assets, such as gold, as industrial productivity in the U.S. surprisingly fell, while the dollar index has weakened as well, supporting bullion, said Phillip Streible, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures.
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Gold bounced up from a two-month low on Friday, on concerns stoked by a Russian report that North Korea is preparing to test a long-range missile and on support from the U.S. dollar's shift into negative territory.
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BERLIN, July 5 (Reuters) - German industrial orders bounced back in May with a stronger-than-expected increase after four consecutive monthly drops, data showed on Thursday, suggesting that factories in Europe's largest economy will shift into a higher gear.
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This shift into API services and the subsequent subsuming of Stormpath's tech and team speaks to how the company is looking to grow its identity management business, expanding its customer scope by targeting a larger pool of users: developers.
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Beyond a willingness to jettison the facts when convenient, Ms. Sanders has been true, if not to her role, at least to her boss's priorities in her reflex when caught to shift into attack mode, railing about unjust persecution.
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"Tesla's short squeeze will probably shift into a higher gear as some short sellers re-evaluate their short thesis and begin to trim or close out their short exposure," S3′s Ihor Dusaniwsky said in a note last week.
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"There have been some acquisitions in the space, but there has also been a boom in the industry over the last year and, even more so the last six months, as we've seen the shift into stores," Nelson said.
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Julian Treger, chief executive of Anglo Pacific Group which invests in mining companies to secure access to royalties, said generalist investors' shift into new trends such as crypto investing and medical marijuana has given more specialized investors leeway to pick projects.
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The pick-up in manufacturing activity in March, and steady economic growth overall in the first quarter, prompted the central bank to shift into a wait-and-see stance, with stronger easing measures seen on hold while policymakers await more data.
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The pick-up in manufacturing activity in March, and steady GDP growth in the first quarter, has prompted the central bank to shift into a wait-and-see stance, with stronger easing measures seen on hold while policymakers await more data.
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BERLIN, May 7 (Reuters) - German industrial orders fell unexpectedly in March, posting the third consecutive monthly drop, data showed on Monday, in a sign that factories in Europe's largest economy will shift into a lower gear in the coming months.
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Do you think we're witnessing a real shift into the McDavid/Matthews/Laine era, or is this going to be like the overall scoring spike where we'll all look back in a month and feel stupid for getting sucked in?
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" That chimerical landscape—stylized sunset above tubular cacti and a herd of capybaras that shape-shift into boulders—hangs now at MOMA , in the artist's first-ever museum exhibition in the U.S., "Tarsila do Amaral: Inventing Modern Art in Brazil.
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It's also possible that picking one of the point guards allows the Lakers to shift into sell mode on Russell or Jordan Clarkson—another option that wouldn't necessarily have been available, or attractive, to L.A. had they not kept their pick.
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If you have an imminent need for cash but your money is tied up in stocks, now might be a good time to shift into something conservative, particularly if the need is likely to arise in five years or less.
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My questions about her abrupt shift into politics and advocacy were answered, too, with Swift's heartfelt pleas to her team that she be on the "right side of history" by publicly backing two Tennessee Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections.
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In other words, Flannery takes the helm at a crucial time for the company, which was founded 125 years ago by Thomas Edison, as it continues to shift into a pure-play industrial conglomerate with a growing focus on tech.
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These funds — whose assets start out in riskier assets like stocks and automatically shift into more conservative investments as you approach retirement — also are often the default option when an employee does not specify investment choices in their 401(k) plan.
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Employers are expected to invest in more employee resources to "upskill" (when professionals stay up-to-date on skills they already have) and "reskill" (when workers learn a completely new set of skills to shift into a different role) their workforce.
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I've learned from experience that the required skill set and focus of a company's leadership shifts dramatically between a company's startup and scaleup phases, and there's no way to move from one to the other without taking this shift into account.
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Had it just been a couple of years later when the ad business model, of which Mike Homer was a huge advocate of and was pushing hard on ... You remember he tried to shift into being Yahoo after making Yahoo successful.
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Ultimately, this fandom would shift into the gigantic fan base for Game of Thrones, and amid significant changes, the prominence and belief in R+L=J would remain the one constant — the crucial takeaway from two decades of fans collectively solving a mystery.
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The company applied for a banking license in 2015, and is reportedly looking at a shift into being more an all-in-one digital wallet rather than only used for the singular service of one-off payments and financing connected to specific purchases.
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S. production has also rebounded ... and we view the faster shale rebound as creating downside risk to our 2018 WTI price forecast of $55 per barrel, but not to our expectation that the global oil market will shift into deficit in 1H17.
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Figures from Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML), which track flows through to Wednesday, showed the first shift into precious metals in 10 weeks, while financials had their first outflow in four months and government bonds snapped a five week losing streak.
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Under Chair Janet Yellen whose term expires next year, it has been able to shift into post-crisis mode, ceasing to add to its balance sheet and embarking on a series of rate hikes that will take interest rates back to "normal".
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Making that task especially tough is the rule in Iowa Democratic caucuses that after the first round of voting, candidates who earn less than 15% support in that precinct are removed from consideration and their backers can shift into any other candidates' camp.
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BERLIN, Sept 6 (Reuters) - German industrial orders fell unexpectedly in July on weak domestic demand while bookings from abroad remained flat, data showed on Wednesday, suggesting that this sector of Europe's largest economy could shift into a lower gear in coming months.
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"If it isn't a mission personal to you, you will not get through the tough times," said Nora Hannah, executive director of Experience Matters in Phoenix, an organization that works with private sector workers who want to shift into community-based nonprofit groups.
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But, real talk: If we were all to embrace the concept of body love (every single one of us), we would breathe life into our communities on a monumental level, and our world would shift into a more copacetic and compassionate place.
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As the Canadian economy softens and the recent boost from easing trade tensions fades, the Canadian dollar, which was the top-performing G10 currency in 2019, is expected to shift into a sideways trading pattern over the coming year, a Reuters poll showed.
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The process will now shift into a new phase, with Amazon representatives communicating more directly with the finalist cities as they prepare to select a winner later this year — and perhaps with cities being even more outspoken about why they should be chosen.
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The Fed looks set to shift into a lower gear when it comes to rate hiking, and now markets want to make sure Europe's central bankers aren't going to drive too fast as they approach the off ramp for their own easy money program.
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"The U.S. missile strike on a Syrian air base overnight caused a knee-jerk shift into safe havens, although the impact was moderate as it is being interpreted as a one-off proportionate response," said Ian Williams, a strategist at Peel Hunt in London.
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The platform was an attempt by former CEO Steve Ballmer to force its way into the mobile race and put Windows front and center in pockets as users started to shift into a "post-PC" world driven by always-on connectivity and mobile apps.
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When Wotan and Loge descend into Nibelheim and the machine's planks shift into the bird's-eye-view staircase, it felt as though they were carving the stairs out of the rock as they went, digging up the ground between them and Nibelheim with each step.
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In New Hampshire, a bill recently passed in the State House aims to shift the state to the Atlantic time zone, which would enable a permanent shift into the 1-hour-ahead effect that daylight savings normally provides for them, per the New York Times.
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Now I think we're seeing a shift into the apocalyptic and supernatural, where it's not about mothers leaving children behind and what that means in terms of the division of labor in the home and the hetero-patriarchy, it's much more about the End Times.
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NEW YORK, June 12 (Reuters) - The recent turbulence in emerging markets marks an "excellent time" for a partial shift into the sector for investors who have avoided the group all year, Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive of DoubleLine Capital, said on Tuesday in an investor webcast.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government on Wednesday welcomed Tesla's decision to set up shop in Berlin, a move it believes will turbo-charge the country's shift into the electric car era even as costs of running a business in Europe's largest economy remain high.
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This argument, put forth in Mack's "Why Big Nations Lose Small Wars" in 22019, is consistent with rational choice models that posit that rational actors will back down or shift into lower-level violence in the face of superior force or signaling of force.
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And if nobody on Wall Street is willing to see the problem, and the Trump administration is stocked with bankers and corporate cheerleaders, you can bet fraud will continue to shift into other products, harming consumers and investors while executives look the other way.
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BMW, which includes the Mini and Rolls-Royce brands and sold 83 million cars last year, announced its shift into more electric cars on the same day as smaller rival Jaguar revealed it would offer electric or hybrid variants of all its models by 2020.
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With that and the abrupt shift into gunfire in the closing moments of season one in mind, the series has underlined its main theme: No matter who you are, the system is going to pit you against others and ultimately grind you down to nothing.
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Most economists expect slower growth in 2019, but the big question is whether that will morph into a full-blown recession — or if the Federal Reserve can successfully guide the US economy into a "soft landing," in which the economy slows but doesn't shift into reverse.
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"If it advances the narrative that Donald Trump is evil and his supporters are bad and America is scary and racist and sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic, the media mob will shift into full gear without performing any due diligence," Fox News' Sean Hannity told his viewers.
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If such a plan paid the same rates to doctors and providers as Medicare (rates lower than private insurance), that would translate into lower premiums, which would lead employers to gradually shift into the public plan of their own accord, without a huge, super-visible tax increase.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is set to scrutinize Facebook's cryptocurrency ambitions at a hearing set for July 16, Reuters reported on Wednesday, in yet another sign that legislators are extremely wary (to put it mildly) of the company's shift into global financial services.
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These sparkly distractions had the power to make well-known names shape-shift into an alien, a poodle or other species in an attempt to distract viewers and a panel of judges from being able to recognize their singing and dancing abilities (or, in some cases, "singing and dancing").
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And if the resulting three specialist companies do not continue to shift into higher-value-added products, there is a risk that any increased profits from economies of scale will be competed away, as rivals also strengthen through mergers, says Dave Witte, head of IHS Chemical, a research firm.
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The material could help scientists make reusable medical devices or aerospace structures that can shape-shift into structures that would otherwise be impossible to create, says Tao Xie, a materials scientist at Zhejiang University in China and a co-author of the study, published in Science Advances yesterday.
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But shift into the oddly labeled "L" (I suspect it stands for "Low" but I have no idea why), and the car behaves much more like an EV: no more creeping forward and the car will jump into an aggressive regenerative braking mode when you lift off the throttle.
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The shift into apps can be attributed to many other factors, as well — increased selection in the app stores, better and more available Wi-Fi and mobile broadband and the rise in messaging apps, which sees apps taking over typical phone functions like texting and phone calls, among several other factors.
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James emerged from the break insisting that he would shift into playoff mode far earlier than normal — "It's been activated," LeBron promised — but the Lakers promptly lost road games to the Davis-less Pelicans and the draft-minded Memphis Grizzlies after a hope-building home win against the Houston Rockets.
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The running theory was a complicated one, explaining why no one had figured out it by accident: players would have to drop a coin into the game while holding two buttons down, release the coin, remove your fingers from the two buttons, and quickly move the machine's gear shift into the "slow" position.
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And when Nike app members walk into the store, the app will shift into a Nike App at Retail mode, which allows users to scan items in the store for inventory details, request certain items to be brought out for them to try in the store, and reserve products from the app.
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When it comes to the whole "see now, buy now" conversation, Thakoon Panichgul has been at the very center of it: In December, it was announced that investment firm Bright Fame Fashion had acquired a majority stake in his then-11-year-old company — which would shift into a "real-time" business model.
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"As soon as we perceive that we don't have enough — whether it be time, energy, money, or the like — our brains shift into conservation mode, which includes triggering stress hormones that can be toxic to our long-term health if not managed with adequate periods of recovery and self-care," says Hanna.
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"The nCoV adds to a growing list of economic growth concerns that could see the Fed shift into dovish gears later in 2020," said Stephen Innes, chief market strategist at AxiCorp, in a note, adding a dip in U.S. treasury yields was also "perceived support" for gold although the main driver would remain Fed policy.
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The vote signals a shift into the next stage of the investigation following several weeks of closed-door depositions, as Democrats said the resolution would establish rules for public hearings, provide due process rights for the White House and allow information to be transferred to the committee that would ultimately consider the articles of impeachment.
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These days the sound is still getting rinsed in the club and worked in the studio—taking detours along the way to shape-shift into offshoots like grime and 2-step—and in addition to the aforementioned old guard (who are still going strong), a new generation of producers have popped up to carry the torch.
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Apple has yet to make any big moves into VR and AR, although it's certainly been dabbling in it, but you can see how all of this could eventually become very useful to a company that has in recent times made a big shift into content and media that are used (and purchased!) for its hardware.
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"The Puma divestiture materializing sooner - rather than later - will add oomph to the stock," Exane BNP Paribas analyst Luca Solca said in a note Under Chief Executive Bjorn Gulden, appointed in 2013, Puma has refocused on its core sports business after sales were hurt by a shift into fashion products, ousting Nike as sponsor of English soccer club Arsenal.
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Diane Gherson, who'd been named IBM's head of HR the previous year, knew that if the company was going to thrive in this era of change, it had to shift into becoming a "skills-based organization" — that is, employees would now be assessed primarily by their collection of skills, allowing them more flexibility in a rapidly changing environment.
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Here are a few of the basic features that you can manipulate from the settings menu: having the mirrors automatically fold when you park; whether the rear wiper makes a sweep when you shift into reverse; and turning on a "welcome light" display of the car's logo that's beamed on the ground when you unlock the car.
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What New York City, Atlanta, Toronto, Denver and the others can expect, according to Nick Wingfield of the NYT: The process will now shift into a new phase, with Amazon representatives communicating more directly with the finalist cities as they prepare to select a winner later this year — and perhaps with cities being even more outspoken about why they should be chosen.
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JON PARELES In the Loop: A Decade of Remixes (Fool's Gold) The remixes gathered here are arranged chronologically, and you can hear A-Trak's shift into fifth gear somewhere around the middle, with the back-to-back versions of Yeah Yeah Yeahs's "Heads Will Roll" and the Rapture's "How Deep Is Your Love," full-on Eurodisco funk into ecstatic dance-rock release.
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When the former Antony Hegarty came out as a transgender woman named Anohni and announced her next album as a shift into electronica, I couldn't help but hope for a radical change of pace — finally, I fantasized, she'll abandon her weepy chamber-pop style, realize her true voice over some smashing electrobeats, and settle into an aesthetic she was previously too sad and too quiet for.
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Geguri's shift into a secondary role is a sound one for basic team composition reasons: the Dragons' answer to the current, prevalent trend of triple-tank, triple-healer lineups looks to center around DDing's Sombra, which means one tank has to sit out, and so Zarya player Min-seong "Diem" Bae swapped out; a curious swap, when Zarya was a hero Geguri was known for long before the Overwatch League was formed.
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ANNOUNCES RESULTS FOR ITS FISCAL 2020 SECOND QUARTER AND UPDATES FISCAL 2020 GUIDANCE * Q2 SALES $161.7 MILLION VERSUS REFINITIV IBES ESTIMATE OF $170.3 MILLION * Q2 EARNINGS PER SHARE ESTIMATE $0.23 — REFINITIV IBES DATA * Q2 NON-GAAP EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.32 EXCLUDING ITEMS * UPDATED 2020 FISCAL YEAR FINANCIAL TARGETS REFLECT SIGNIFICANT UNCERTAINTY RESULTING FROM THE CORONAVIRUS * COMTECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS - IF CURRENT POOR BUSINESS CONDITIONS CONTINUE, 2020 DELIVERIES & OR OPPORTUNITIES IN PIPELINE COULD SHIFT INTO FISCAL 2021 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Although her shift into Davis – an actress who often portrayed almost a high-dudgeon caricature of her larger-than-life self – is not as eerily spot-on as Lange's Crawford (and given Bette's BIGNESS, how could it be?), Sarandon uncorks every bit of acerbic attitude in her arsenal – something we haven't seen from her before to this magnitude –and it works like gangbusters, especially when juxtaposed against the quieter moments that expose, but never try to overly explain, where that venomous veneer was coming from.
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The full list: First-rounders: -153 (from Nuggets, top-215 protected) -22020 (from Heat via Clippers) -226 (from Clippers) -2023 (from Heat via Clippers, lottery protected) -2024 (from Clippers) -2024 (from Rockets, top-4 protected) -2026 (from Clippers) -2026 (from Rockets, top-20203 protected) Pick swaps: -2021 (with Rockets, top-4 protected; can send back Clippers or Heat pick) -2023 (with Clippers) -2025 (with Rockets, top-20 protected) -2025 (with Clippers) Meanwhile, the Thunder's sudden shift into rebuilding mode could help them retain their first-round picks in 2020 (top-20 protected, traded to Philadelphia two years ago) and 2022 (lottery protected, traded to Atlanta in 2018).
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EUR 12 MILLION * 2020 INCOME FROM TAX CREDITS ON PARTS OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EXPENSES FROM BRITISH TAX AUTHORITIES IS NOT EXPECTED OR ONLY EXPECTED IN A SMALL AMOUNT OF UP TO EUR 0.5 MILLION * IN CASE OF DELAYS, ESSENTIAL COST BLOCKS AND/OR REVENUES WOULD SHIFT INTO 2021 OR SUBSEQUENT PERIODS * POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC ON OUR BUSINESS AND BUSINESS OF OUR PARTNERS COULD LEAD TO DELAYS AND A SHIFT OF REVENUES AND/OR COSTS * CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS AT HAND AND EXPECTED PAYMENTS FROM MILESTONES AND ROYALTIES SECURE A LIQUIDITY RUNWAY INTO SECOND HALF OF 2021 * ADDITIONAL FUNDS COULD BE REQUIRED FOR A POTENTIAL OWN COMMERCIALIZATION OF REMIMAZOLAM IN SELECTED EUROPEAN MARKETS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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