In 2016 skateboarding is shifting into a more mainstream place.
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India's B2B supply chain is slowly shifting into the digital era.
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Even their brains are shifting into different ways of understanding storytelling.
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But there's little doubt that development is shifting into high gear.
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We begin the week with our communication planet, Mercury, shifting into Pisces.
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"Where my truth seekers at?" he shouted before shifting into a whisper.
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The idea of Trump shifting into bipartisan mode post-election seems unimaginable.
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Trump, shifting into general election mode, has already begun to consider running mates.
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Citizens were shape-shifting into consumers and actively participating in their own marginalization.
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I could see that her pain and fear were shifting into something else.
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Europe is far ahead of the United States in shifting into that final phase.
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The market was shifting into defensive mode, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) (BAC.
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"I wasn't a good husband," he said, standing still, shifting into a quieter register.
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On the way to the hotel, Drollinger, shifting into jock mode, told some icebreaking jokes.
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Now, in recent days, the reality of a Donald Trump presidency is shifting into focus.
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Fiat Chrysler also said the vehicle could be stopped by shifting into neutral and braking.
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But it keeps veering off impulsively into new directions and shifting into unexpected harmonic patches.
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I pulled off my sleep mask and saw the people around me shape-shifting into shadows.
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Apple appears to be shifting into the fast lane to exploring the creation of autonomous vehicles.
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They all join the hot potato fun, shifting into relationships as easy as atoms sharing electrons.
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It felt like I'd built an engine, and now it was shifting into its highest gears.
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Think of it this way: The media is shifting into – well, we don't know what yet.
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Whatever Niantic does, though, I'm convinced that we're shifting into the second phase of Pokémon Go's existence.
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The winner is not the person shifting into another gear but the one slowing down the slowest.
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Garcetti has been reaching out to donors as Democrats begin shifting into position for the 2020 primaries.
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With the Iowa caucuses fast approaching, this was the week candidates began shifting into Black Friday mode.
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Anez, 52, a TV presenter and lawyer before shifting into politics, is a strong critic of Morales.
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He keeps shifting into and out of the frame, so we're sometimes only seeing portions of his face.
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Shifting into third gear, I felt that the "B" mode's throttle response was a bit unpredictable and jumpy.
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Customers aren't refusing to shell out for TV entirely, but they are shifting into digital delivery in droves.
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The Chicago Blackhawks are having trouble shifting into another gear as the regular season reaches the home stretch.
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We made our way up town to Lincoln Center, our passive-aggressive arguments gradually shifting into active aggression.
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Whenever I engage in this kind of reflection I fault myself for not shifting into a lower gear.
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Inside it is a pool—a compilation of moments of everything in the past shifting into various futures.
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Now we're shifting into mitigation phase," Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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Now, we're shifting into a mitigation phase," Surgeon General Jerome Adams said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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Australia's booming residential construction market is shifting into reverse, with a 250% slump forecast over the next three years.
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So we're now shifting into an uncomfortable era of consolidation, diminished competition, higher prices, more profits, and fewer choices.
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S. trade row could harm the global economy, which was already showing signs of shifting into a lower gear.
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Amazon has shown interest in the past in shifting into its own delivery service, including testing drones for deliveries.
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We're shifting into a mitigation phase, which means that we're helping communities understand you're going to see more cases.
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The most notable example is Anker, which started off making replacement laptop batteries before shifting into portable battery chargers.
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Dr. White said parents should avoid shifting into lecture mode, because it may seem to diminish the child's grief.
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It's shifting into programmatic for most of the banners and buttons that folks see, to really high-end custom.
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Economic growth is shifting into lower gear as last year's stimulus from massive tax cuts and increased government spending fades.
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The economy is shifting into lower gear as last year's stimulus from massive tax cuts and increased government spending fades.
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Lawmakers are shifting into campaign mode and are expected to spend much of the summer and fall away from Washington.
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In Europe, markets were also lower, with stocks cutting their morning gains and investors shifting into bonds and the yen.
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The Rockets trailed 27-21 after the first quarter before shifting into another gear on both ends of the court.
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Shifting into mitigation The US response to coronavirus has shifted from containment to mitigation, Adams, the Surgeon General, said Sunday.
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Alexander Vindman, saying she grew concerned about his role on Ukraine only because things were shifting into a political realm.
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Despite all of the competitors shifting into overdrive, Musk's Tesla still remains the company to beat — even with its many missteps.
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Cruise control could still be "overpowered by the vehicle's brakes" or stopped by "shifting into neutral and braking accordingly," FCA says.
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Harris, a leading lawyer before shifting into politics, is the daughter of an Indian-American mother and a Jamaican-American father.
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That alone is not a win, necessarily, for the left, but it signals that the debate is shifting into their wheelhouse.
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"We simply cannot afford to let this period of uncertainty eat into reviews that for investments are shifting into hyper-vigilance."
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"He's gonna be so shocked if he ever reads the Constitution one day," jokes Meyers, shifting into a mock Trump voice.
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Despite a global manufacturing slowdown and uncertainty over trade, the Fed hinted that it is now shifting into a more patient mode.
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One such secret is that she and her lover Andrew, with whom she lives, are really casual about shifting into one another.
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In Europe, markets also ended also lower, with stocks cutting morning gains and investors shifting into bonds [GVD/EUR] and the yen.
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In other words, Gilbert's view is that the "Trump trade" as alive and well — but it is just shifting into tech. Disclaimer
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With the 80s shifting into the 90s, life and its responsibilities began to take on a more prominent role in Renner's outlook.
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Amazon's biggest quarter is yet to come, but analysts are already wondering whether the company is shifting into a big investment cycle.
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As Uber's autonomous driving program stalls out, Waymo — the self-driving car division of Alphabet, Google's parent company — is shifting into overdrive.
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But the work keeps shifting into frenzied outbursts delivered in wordless vocalise, in which the soprano "becomes" various Nordic goddesses and spirits.
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A week later, my truck started having problems shifting into gear, signaling that an expensive transmission repair might be on the way.
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The big picture: Expensive premiums, low unemployment, people shifting into Medicaid and some Trump administration moves all contributed to the lower enrollment figure.
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Employment growth in April fell to a seven-month low, signaling that the economy's job engine may be shifting into a lower gear.
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Filmed at Hearst Castle in California with an underwater camera, it features Hammer experimenting with painting directly on film and shifting into animation.
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Philips isn't the first company to incorporate this color-shifting into a lightbulb, with GE's C Sleep bulbs offering exactly the same feature.
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Overall, investors have been pulling billions out of European stocks and shifting into U.S. stocks in recent weeks as trade tensions ratcheted up.
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August's IHS Markit sentiment survey among purchasing managers also showed the private sector shifting into a higher gear, helped by strong services activity.
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Ad of the Week With the Trump campaign seemingly taking on more water every day, Hillary Clinton is shifting into voter-turnout mode.
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Daiwa's Ishizuki said he expected currency trading by Japanese investors to remain relatively light as traders and companies are shifting into holiday mode.
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And over the past several decades, authoritarian voters have been shifting into the Republican Party, making them an increasingly powerful GOP political constituency.
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Retired coal miners and their congressional allies are shifting into overdrive in their push for Congress to pass legislation shoring up their retirement benefits.
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Facebook Questions first launched in 2010 as a Quora wannabe before shifting into lighter-weight polls, but Facebook shut down the feature in 2012.
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Katie Marovitch began her career at CollegeHumor as an intern, then worked as an assistant before gradually shifting into writer's rooms and into sketches.
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The RSI oscillator, which measures price changes in stocks, will risk shifting into overbought territory and sending the market back down, the host said.
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"Sometimes, when I was shifting into or from the wheelchair and I knocked my legs against something, there was this new sensation," Fidyka remembers.
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"You have to show them the trick," says Barber, his rich, baritone shifting into preaching mode when asked how he would address this challenge.
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The year's swimsuit days have come and gone, and now we're shifting into the time of year that means more clothes instead of no clothes.
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With the U.K.'s membership of the single market looking increasingly precarious, the country's trade relationships outside of the European Union are shifting into focus.
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The Obama administration is shifting into overdrive in the fight against the Zika virus as public health researchers scramble to understand the still-mysterious disease.
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States expected to be hotly contested battlegrounds, such as Colorado, Virginia and even North Carolina, are shifting into the Democratic column, according to recent polls.
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With the fourth-quarter season shifting into gear, S&P 284 earnings on average are expected to fall 2402 percent, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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He's considered shifting into a city job, but he's put too many years here, and it doesn't make financial sense for him to start over.
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I tried to get away, but they pulled me down and I was suddenly ripped through the landscape, which began shifting into a tar-filled marsh.
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With the fourth-quarter season shifting into gear, S&P 500 earnings on average are expected to fall 4.4 percent, dragged down by the energy sector.
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Weekly data from the Shanghai Stock Exchange shows money shifting into exchange traded funds (ETFs) tracking bonds, gold and money markets at the start of January.
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He also started other mobile tech companies, like mobile payments service Wipit and e-book distributor Livrada, before shifting into independent consulting, and then, Suppose.tv. Suppose.
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One of the most eerily accurate on-screen metamorphoses that took place last year has to be Christian Bale shape-shifting into Dick Cheney for Vice.
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Because in this moment, we slipped into a fever: Jeeps and bodies and guns shifting into view, sliding out from the haze for a brief moment.
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Bits Even as much of the tech industry is shifting into a less frothy period, one thing hasn't changed: the fierce competition for top technical talent.
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Sporting events account for almost half of all Twitter conversations about TV, and the social network has been shifting into live-streaming sports and news events.
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Hill mounted a forceful defense of Vindman, saying she had grown concerned about his role on Ukraine only because things were shifting into a political realm.
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Beijing has earmarked 100 billion yuan to help workers relocate and retrain, but many appear to be shifting into lower wage sectors including farming and cleaning.
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Technology has inverted traditional power structures with unprecedented swiftness, and the control of almost any situation is gradually shifting into the hands (literally) of whoever's recording it.
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Sussman suggests that changes in vendor policies could mean the company has been shifting into recoupment mode, making some kind of regulatory action more urgent than ever.
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" On Sunday, Dr. Jerome Adams, the US surgeon general, said that "initially we had a posture of containment" but that "now we're shifting into a mitigation phase.
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Soon after shifting into her new role at H&M, Ms. Wu said, she visited South Africa, where the importance of soliciting local input quickly became clear.
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"Drop Gear" finds the band shifting into a sleeker mode of production; beginning as a spare, open ballad, the song evolves into a dark, emotive techno-pop track.
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If it does, a heavy application of the brakes should be enough to stop the vehicle, with or without shifting into neutral, which will also mitigate the problem.
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Based on a true story, this war drama starts off as an unabashedly earnest coming-of-age tale before shifting into a harrowing, blood-and-guts battlefield saga.
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Consider shooting a timelapse or a video during the dramatic moments before and after totality, when the Moon is shifting into its position in front of the Sun.
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In data from the euro zone's largest economy Germany, industrial orders unexpectedly dropped for the third month running in March, suggesting factories there are shifting into lower gear.
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Shifting into a cosmically fantastical mode, Mr. Carlin imagines this disaster leading to the breakdown of the molecular structure of the atmosphere and changing the laws of nature.
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After shifting into the leading role for the final half of the season, Chubb averaged 85 rushing yards per game, clearing the 100-yard mark three more times.
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The X-57's version of shifting into high gear is shutting off those 12 engines and letting their propellers fold back to become flush with the wing.
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Cryotherapy has been a trend for a while, first emerging as a recovery method for elite athletes around four years ago, then shifting into the mainstream in 2017.
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It reminded me of the times when I've started to get out of my own car without shifting into park and felt it start to roll away beneath me.
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As the president appeared on the stadium's big screen, the roar from the stands pitched into a howl of boos, like a movie score shifting into a minor key.
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Neil Young's quixotic quest for glorious mobile audio seems to be shape-shifting into something more practical than the Pono player but only modestly less difficult of a sell.
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Japanese insurers have been shifting into foreign assets in search of higher yields, but the biggest challenge has been how to secure sufficient returns after hedging against currency swings.
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The Girls star's film debut is a deceptive one, in which she appears to be just another bland suburban white girl before shifting into a much more compelling role.
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The lobbying campaign to lift sanctions on war-torn Sudan is shifting into high gear now that the White House has delayed a decision on the policy until October.
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Whether you live for that 2 Buck Chuck or religiously follow Robert Parker's Twitter feed like Fantasy Football rankings, wine culture is dramatically shifting into a whole new era.
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Rising raw material costs are also squeezing profit margins for Asian manufacturers, raising questions over future investment and reinforcing views that global economic growth is shifting into lower gear.
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The company emphasized drivers could overpower the system by continuously applying the brakes until the vehicle stopped or the vehicle could be stopped by shifting into neutral and braking.
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Job growth is shifting into a lower gear, but pay increases in December came at the best pace since 210 — a sign of more wage gains — and inflation to come.
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The world's appetite for natural gas grew at the fastest pace since 2010 last year, but that blockbuster growth is shifting into lower gear, according to the International Energy Agency.
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Fiat Chrysler said that no accidents or injuries have been linked to the issue, and that the system can be canceled by shifting into park when the vehicle is stationary.
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Despite the change of mood on Wednesday, investors have overall been pulling billions out of European stocks and shifting into U.S. stocks in recent weeks as trade tensions ratcheted up.
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In the video for the Blonde opener "Nikes," we see the image of him wearing white gloves at the wheel of what appears to be his McLaren, shifting into gear.
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The industry's new focus on cash flow requires scrutinizing every cost down to "pennies," Stice told Reuters, and shifting into what shale firms increasingly call a "manufacturing" strategy for drilling.
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Shifting into the private sector, Mr. Patrick became general counsel at Texaco, where he helped carry out a race discrimination settlement, and later took a top position at Coca-Cola.
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Add to this the expectation of more monetary easing from the European Central Bank, and investors are shifting into riskier markets and longer-dated bonds for positive yields, he said.
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It was a very close relationship: Cotton was the No. 21860 export from the US, which was largely an export-driven economy as it was modernizing and shifting into industrialization.
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Shifting into fifth or sixth gear on the open road is exhilarating, and it's satisfying to downshift smoothly as you approach a red light or a curve in the road.
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We knew going into this season that the story was shifting into a new phase involving lots of new people, new conflicts and, as a result, lots of set up.
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"There was a huge wave in 2013" of hedge funds and other alternative investment firms shifting into the fintech space, said Fiona Grandi, a financial services fintech leader at KPMG.
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Mr. Davis offered a hint at one point, briefly shifting into the voice of an observational comic and mentioning the now-notorious article about a woman's date with Aziz Ansari.
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I don't think I worshipped him, his deadness, but I liked the evidence of him, how it felt like a job to daily take note of his shifting into the sand.
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Cory Booker nears a public decision on whether he will run for president in 2020, the machinery of his would-be campaign is shifting into a new gear: ready for launch.
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It's possible that Claire's camera also alters the stream of time itself, as the story line introduces some elements of temporal dislocation while never shifting into an obvious sci-fi mode.
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It's equally exciting to see this year's mighty Olivier Award-winning best actress in a musical, Sharon D. Clarke, shifting into a quieter gear to play the eternally loving Linda Loman.
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In some of the affected vehicles, this clip is not firmly in place, which could result in the car shifting into a different gear from the one the driver has chosen.
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Around the corner at Local, the couple's other bar on Bell, the evening was shifting into party mode as a half-dozen college women ventured out onto the empty dance area.
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When Jacobs caught Sergio Mora overcommitting he was able to slide out the side door, shifting into a southpaw stance and throwing a tight right hook through the front of Mora's stance.
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"Based on the market shifting into deficit, copper prices will find a floor in the first half of 2016, averaging $4,22 a tonne for the year and (will )stabilise thereafter," BMI said.
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There is something like a synchronized dance in their movement—they work mostly in concentrated silence but all know their roles, subtly shifting into exactly the right place in their own rhythms.
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So, shifting into the world I cover now: Do you think the story arc of any of these characters is anywhere close to the six months Priebus spent in the White House?
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Buttigieg has cast his campaign as shifting into a new phase, with field offices opening and more hires being made in the early states, as he makes the case for generational change.
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According to the NFIB, labor quality has been the top issue for the last 16 months, shifting into that spot as the tax overhaul burden was lifted for Main Street in December 2017.
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"Captain Marvel" introduces to the cinematic universe the Skrulls, aliens who, in Marvel comics, have been shifting into the form of anyone they choose, of any age or gender, since the early 1960s.
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German industrial orders unexpectedly dropped for the third month running in March due to weak foreign demand, data showed on Monday, suggesting factories in Europe's largest economy are shifting into a lower gear.
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A law in Oregon that capped short-term interest rates "reduced access to payday loans in Oregon, and … former payday borrowers responded by shifting into incomplete and plausibly inferior substitutes," one study found.
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If the Court is no longer a neutral arbiter of the law, if it's gradually shape-shifting into a partisan weapon, then maybe it's time to rethink its role in our constitutional system.
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But now Trump has heard the dire warnings from enough advisers that he's shifting into salvation mode, sharpening his campaign rhetoric and privately contemplating life under subpoena — and the threat and reality of impeachment.
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"Let's lighten this load a little bit," she announced before shifting into her sassy gear with "Gravity Is a Bitch," a ragtimey co-write with longtime guitarist/collaborator Scotty Wray, who shared the stage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil refineries are shifting into high gear to produce as much gasoline as possible for the world's fuel-hungry drivers - kicking the problem of a worsening diesel glut further down the road.
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The video, directed by Kate Shults, has the trio eating ice cream and hanging out in a field of flowers and daisies, shifting into the band playing a show in a similarly colorful space.
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Unless they have professional aspirations or college commitments, whatever they've done outside of school — and for many kids, that thing has become a core piece of their identities — is shifting into a different gear.
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Sears, which is frequently ridiculed for failing to invest in its store fleet, has repeatedly said it is shifting into a member-centric model that focuses on its loyalty shoppers, best stores and top categories.
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Tesla's privacy policy and others explain what information carmakers collect and share, but few people take the time to read the screens full of text on their dashboard before shifting into gear and driving away.
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The details: Drivers who encounter the issue would still able to slow the car down using the brakes or shifting into neutral, but the company is advising against using cruise control due to the malfunction.
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The Trump White House and the Trump campaign are preparing for the inevitable — Democratic gains in November, the start of the 2020 re-election campaign, and Robert Mueller's verdict — by shifting into full war footing.
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"Fed policy is shifting into a higher gear to try to help support the economy which looks like it is in freefall at the moment," wrote Chris Rupkey, chief finacial economist at MUFG Union Bank.
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Which means that I, just by shifting into the speech patterns of a narcissistic lunatic, have stationed myself out in the hard-to-describe spaciousness where Buddhists say we'd do well to set up shop.
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By Thursday, consular officials and others were shifting into crisis mode, beginning to search for children as young as 9 months old who did not appear to have been carefully tracked by the federal authorities.
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Putin served two four-year presidential terms in 2000-2008 before shifting into the prime minister&aposs seat to observe a limit of two consecutive presidential terms while his longtime ally Dmitry Medvedev was elected president.
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In Dallas, he'd add a good dose of athleticism to a roster that's slowly shifting into "competitive rebuild" mode, potentially even allowing a more uptempo offense that better suits most of the team (but not Nowitzki).
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Their new video for "After the Party" captures all those amazing feelings and experiences of young romance before shifting into what it feels like when they suddenly hit the real world and life gets more complicated.
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But excluding its Asia business, revenue jumped 35 percent and the company said it had made substantial progress on shifting into more stable regulated markets, where it now expects to source 80 percent of 2018 revenue.
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Home prices in the biggest cities have levelled off and even softened slightly in some areas in response to cooling measures, though there are signs that speculators are now shifting into smaller cities with fewer restrictions.
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Industry groups have been battling over the tax plan for months, but that lobbying is shifting into a higher gear now that ObamaCare repeal -- which had been expected to dominate the spring legislative agenda -- is on ice.
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Industry groups have been battling over the tax plan for months, but that lobbying is shifting into a higher gear now that ObamaCare repeal — which had been expected to dominate the spring legislative agenda — is on ice.
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Sumitomo Life and rival Japanese life insurers have been shifting into foreign assets, where the biggest challenge is how to secure enough returns even after paying for costs to hedge against the negative impact of currency swings.
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Instead, he and all of Trumpworld congratulated themselves on their transparency, insisted no meaningful information had changed hands, and began shifting into trying to insulate Trump Sr. from complicity in Trump Jr.'s lies and cover-ups.
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I would consider Black Lives Matter and the NAACP"—he paused, shifting into PR mode—"some might consider them and their ideals to be racist, just like they would the Ku Klux Klan or the Aryan Nation.
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Created by the artist Mario Klingemann, the installation consists of two framed screens that use neural networks to "think" for themselves, shifting into an endless stream of (rather creepy) portraits that the machine "imagines" in real time.
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Yet as people increasingly gravitate to smartphones and tablets for their computing needs, shifting into what has been called the "post-PC era," the investment into design and new innovations by PC makers may come to naught.
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Some have disregarded Cleveland's good, but hardly great, 51-31 record this season by noting that James not only rested on occasion but also coasted through the last 20 games or so before shifting into postseason gear.
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While Carrico admitted that making the move to consulting can be a challenge, she eased into the transition by first shifting into a consulting role with her former employer, RevoPay, while focusing on building her client base.
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A 2014 Oxford study found that the number of U.S. workers shifting into new industries has been strikingly small: in 2010, only 0.5 percent of the labor force was employed in industries that did not exist in 2000.
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Shift forward to the end of 2019, and startups that have relied on connecting contractor labor with phone-wielding consumers haven't proven to be as capable in shifting into profitability, with Wag seeming to be yet another example.
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Other euro zone bond yields hovered near recent lows on the day after German industry orders were unexpectedly low, a further sign that factories in Europe's largest economy are shifting into lower gear due to a slowing world economy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors pulled billions from equities this week, shifting into bonds and high dividend-yielding sectors as Turkey's currency crisis sparked a global selloff and emerging markets entered bear territory, an analysis of fund flows showed on Friday.
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With economic growth clearly shifting into higher gear, rate setters are ready to acknowledge the improvement by dropping a long-standing reference to downside risks in the bank's post-meeting opening statement, calling risks largely balanced, the sources said.
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"We feel that the bulk of this stronger than expected 5-6 week price advance has been seen and that prices will be shifting into a near term consolidation phase," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago energy consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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"Guy shows up, and he's got a big tray at a canted angle," he says, employing an adjective that draws attention to itself before shifting into something similar to the overheated prose of an ad for a luxury product.
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The strangest part was immediately shifting into the logistics of a breakup: When to pick things up from each other's apartments, what to do about the XBox that we purchased together, things like that, as we picked at our food.
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Next, a pattern of air pressure known as the North Atlantic Oscillation, or NAO, is shifting into an extreme configuration that meteorologists have never before witnessed during December, January, or February, which are the months considered to be meteorological winter.
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Export and import growth is expected to hit multi-year highs, according to Reuters polls, adding to views that the global economy are shifting into higher gear and giving China's policymakers more confidence to press ahead on oft-delayed structural reforms.
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But she's been shifting into more dramatic territory with her part as civil rights activist Richie Jean Jackson in Ava DuVernay's Martin Luther King biopic — and, now, as a nail salon owner dipping her toe into organized crime on Claws.
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He said that the troubles in Alaska's oil were also a signal the state's economy was shifting into a new era, and that the education system must be a part of the answer in training people for that next economic chapter.
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That means the offensive line — two tackles, two guards and a center — is often asked to move side to side, shifting into different areas or sprinting to get in front of a quick-developing play and an even quicker ball carrier.
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Republicans have for weeks complained about the process and the closed-door interviews with witnesses, and they're now gradually shifting into focusing more on the whistleblower's identity as they struggle to defend the president against the substance of the inquiry.
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Second-ranked Spain made a poor start to the tournament with losses to Brazil and Croatia before shifting into top gear with four straight wins, including a 92-67 victory over old foes France on Wednesday to ease into the last four.
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As the forecasts for price recovery have kept shifting into the future, some have argued that low oil prices have persisted because of the impact of leverage incurred by independent producers in general, and those active in shale oil production in particular.
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This is just the beginning It's still early days, and Microsoft's plans aren't even fully baked yet, but I'm excited that we're shifting into a new gear where web-based technology is treated as a first-party citizen by the operating system vendors.
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" What may be happening: "The shift arrives as the 2020 Democratic primary is heating up, leaving some observers to speculate that Trump is simply shifting into campaign mode by taking on a Democratic adversary who has long been radioactive in the eyes of conservative voters.
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I think the color of this mix is somewhere in that realm, where the sounds and textures are moving too fast past you to create any sort of discrete color, but make more like a multicolor mosaic that's constantly quivering and shifting into new forms.
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Pecan farmers in the Dallas district were considering shifting into hemp and away from their tariff-impaired crop, while clothing stores in Richmond, Va., reported that they had stocked up on inventory to avoid import taxes and could not place new "seasonally appropriate" orders.
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I love maps.) That's the thing about this finale: If it's setting up a version of the show that's shifting into a new direction entirely (perhaps toward a depiction of the "Middle Gilead" period teased in the book's epilogue), then it's a pretty good one.
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In picking Priebus, the steady Republican National Committee chair with the folksy Wisconsin accent, he would reassure moderate Republicans and even some Democrats that he was shifting into a more conventional governance, and away from the more divisive elements he borrowed from Bannon's alt-right base.
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"ASF is likely to benefit Tyson because it can lead to more exports of U.S. pork and chicken leg quarters to China and because its Keystone business in China will benefit from local demand shifting into chicken and away from pork due to disease fears," he said.
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But in the context of an already existing digital divide among well-off and low-income Americans — who may or may not have access to expensive broadband connections at home — the survey suggests a broad technology landscape that's shifting into a world of haves and have-nots.
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The automotive industry is now shifting into high gear to win in the next generation of mobility services — whether that involves building a great connected car, leading in the world autonomous driving technology, or playing a central role in the car ownership models of the future.
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If the "Pennines Five" case — where Elena accidentally left five people, Lewis included, in a coma or fugue state after consecutively shifting into them without returning to her own form — is any example, Harry is now trapped in a trance for the rest of his life.
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After shifting into online shopping later than more accessible fashion labels, many luxury groups are now investing heavily in e-commerce while working on ways of retaining as much control of distribution and pricing as possible - two elements that help them maintain their aura of exclusivity.
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San Antonio's Jonathan Simmons driving down the lane, Leonard klutizily shifting into a late rotation, Simmons rising up and raining down a big ol' beefy slammer on his poor spirit, hooking onto Leonard's arm and spinning his entire body a rude one hundred and eighty degrees.
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Two prior power-sector regulations — the Clean Air Mercury Rule, issued by the George W. Bush administration, and the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule, issued by the Obama administration and upheld by the Supreme Court — took the availability of generating shifting into account when setting emission limits.
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Within those scenes, players can tap or click around to discover new actions or areas of interest, sometimes zooming in and out and shifting into different areas entirely, searching for what to do next to advance the unnamed protagonist's quest to collect five different-colored orbs.
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The large banks are addressing margin pressure by increasing volumes to prime corporate borrowers, shifting into government securities, which now offer attractive yields compared with loan rates, moving savings accounts into low-cost current accounts and cutting costs where possible, including staff redundancies and branch closures.
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Shape-shifting into a black panther at the near end of the video took Jackson from family friendly CBS viewing to FOX pundits dartboard for fostering "divisiveness" and publicly showing support for a black political group labelled fascist and a threat to White American civil liberties.
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"We continue to see a healthy pace of cloud migrations across HR and finance, but as we look at the full year, we are seeing more opportunities move into the back part of the year, specifically shifting into the fourth quarter," said Robynne Sisco, Chief Financial Officer.
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Now, three months out from the Iowa caucuses, the race is shifting into a critical stretch that starts Friday night in Des Moines, when 14 candidates attend the Iowa Democratic Party's Liberty and Justice Celebration -- with a crowd of more than 153,000 expected to fill Wells Fargo Arena.
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MMA's scripted cousin, pro wrestling, has abused the abstract concept to such an extent that legendary announcer Jim Ross often made it sound like some sort of mystical element that could only be channeled at the most dramatic moment of a fight, or perhaps shifting into another gear.
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Today — and part of what Sequoia is excited about, says cofounder and CEO Mike Bergelson — the company is shifting into a full-spectrum, SaaS-based learning experience that enables employers to pay a monthly fee in exchange for access for their employees to mentoring and coaching and peer learning groups.
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Even before the thefts were reported, security at and near the building was shifting into high gear in advance of Mr. Trump's arrival in New York for the General Assembly, where discussion of climate change, Iran and trade wars are on the agenda during five days of speeches and meetings.
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The IMF staff report said the United States faces a confluence of forces that will weigh on future gains, including a rising share of the U.S. labor force shifting into retirement, aging basic infrastructure, low productivity gains and labor markets and businesses that appear less adept at reallocating human and physical capital.
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They leap into his swimming pool and splash about, and it's heartening to find Debie's camera, which leered so sweatily over teen-age flesh in "Spring Breakers," rejoicing in these used and busted bodies—even shifting into slow motion, and thus granting the men the kind of leisure that the harrying years have denied them.
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"They'll never toe to toe on a track with me / There'll never be another one after me / 'Cause the skill level still just a half of me," she raps on "LLC," a hard-spitting song on which she plays her familiar trick of beginning a verse at a slow, measured pace before suddenly shifting into double time to drive her point home.
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To put into context, a herd reduction of that size is equal to the entire pig herd of the U.S. ASF is likely to benefit Tyson because it can lead to more exports of US pork and chicken leg quarters to China and because its Keystone business in China will benefit from local demand shifting into chicken and away from pork due to disease fears.
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Environmental groups are shifting into battle mode, preparing for inevitable policy fights with President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, his administration and the next GOP Congress.
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For him Odysseus is not a real hero because he lies and cheats on his wife, tells false, self-inflating stories, is always relying on the gods to get him out of trouble, is not really all-man in the way of more singular, self-sufficient heroes, but is always shifting into difference, like the shimmering polychrome cloths with which the Homeric world was entranced.
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Parliament, which has been stacked with supporters of the president, approved with amendments Tuesday by a significant margin, with only 22 lawmakers out of 554 voting against the measures, according to the AP. "Egypt's autocracy is shifting into overdrive to re-establish the 'President-for-Life' model, beloved by dictators in the region and despised by their citizens," Michael Page, deputy Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch, said in a statement.
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