Regardless, these two Coolness Signifiers make cool-signifying pins, which, I would argue, are better for signifying coolness than band shirts or bad hair dye because they're small and not annoying.
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" TwelveStarsandSkies: "There's an old saying in China that goes: One sings in a red face (signifying good characters in Chinese opera), another sings in a white face (signifying bad characters in Chinese opera).
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Chantelle has a number of dolls signifying past divine pairings.
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But at our club we don't allow any signifying colors.
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Today "empowerment" invokes power while signifying the lack of it.
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There will be no Mainline Protestants, signifying their continuing decline.
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The moons (signifying the phases of time and light and darkness).
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"Bristle texture" signifying the 4-0 sweep in the 2018 Finals?
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That ended up signifying the bottom of the summer 2015 downturn.
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The figure leans on an hourglass, signifying that eternity lies ahead.
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" -- adding #DTS, a hashtag signifying his campaign promise to "drain the swamp.
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He also wore No. 27, signifying the title the Yankees were chasing.
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For language-workers, the response must come from within the signifying system.
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But when they lose, a sombre skull appears signifying their simulated fate.
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They use the word "intersectional" often, as a way of signifying this.
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Or so bored with signifying they're lying on the ground in heaps?
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The index ranges from zero to 500, signifying the highest level of pollution.
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One is red string, signifying blood, genetic coding, fatalism, or humanity's endlessness, variously.
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Individuals spanning seven generations are in green, connected with red lines, signifying marriage.
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A second section appears to follow, signifying a topic change, but it's redacted.
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If you don't hop on the documentary's signifying train, it doesn't really matter.
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" Unless the nominee can win, the rest is "sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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Each falling domino becomes a headstone, signifying the death of the next thing.
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Otherwise the words would be all sound and fury, signifying little if anything.
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There were the usual partisan theatrics, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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Imagine politics as a two-dimensional ideological grid: on the up-down axis are views on race, immigration, and other social/identity issues, with the uppermost point signifying total anti-racism/openness and the opposite point signifying extreme xenophobia and racism.
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A black line signifying a parental relationship connects Jon to both Lyanna and Rhaegar.
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The clock is stopped at 3:28, signifying his father's birthday on March 28.
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He runs his fingers along clusters of red dots, each one signifying a death.
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The ring was probably given after baby, [signifying the] circle of love and life.
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Companies are being valuated based on what they're signifying to the world through keywords.
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Then the animal sat down, signifying to the officers that it had found something.
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"We like the idea of it, signifying tone," Ms. Aubrey said of the title.
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Like many things with Chahal, this is a lot of sound signifying fairly little.
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First they waved bananas, signifying their belief that they live in a banana republic.
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Through the day the groom should not see his father, signifying his new independence.
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The point here is that Jordan's carping is sound and fury, signifying not much.
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He held a ceremonial title belt signifying Fury's status as the lineal heavyweight champion.
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A bell rang, signifying the show's start, and the end of a miner's shift.
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Originating in eastern Macedonia, Kosta's blend is known as mastika, signifying its anise-like quality.
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Size was what Armstrong was ultimately about, signifying a tournament and sport outgrowing its origins.
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Above his left front pocket was a blue ribbon signifying his skill as a marksman.
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The Celtics won the N.B.A. title that season, signifying the beginning of the Celtic dynasty.
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Emperor Naruhito ascended to the Chrysanthemum Throne today, signifying the start of a new era.
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Here is how it works on the most basic level — as music signifying something specific.
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Emperor Naruhito ascends to the Chrysanthemum Throne today, signifying the start of a new era.
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Amazon promoted DeSantis to Bezos's S-team last year, signifying his rise in the ranks.
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It is this bloc that is signifying the end of Chavismo as we know it.
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A year-long lock-up period is atypically long, potentially signifying strong demand for the IPO.
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Where we are today, mere sound and fury signifying nothing, is not going to cut it.
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Mammoths, elk, and bald eagles arrived soon thereafter, signifying the onset of a rich food web.
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Damon's wife also has some meaningful ink, signifying her friendship with Elsa Pataky, Chris Hemsworth's wife.
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They showed the forging of ploughshares from swords, signifying the goodwill that accompanied the landmark treaty.
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Buffering itself literally means, when you think of the buffering wheel what is that wheel signifying?
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On Tuesday, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services downgraded the PRIFA bonds to 'D', signifying default, from 'CC'.
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Last month saw the Seed Moon rise, signifying potential love and life, like a budding flower.
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She has been transiting the domestic sector of your chart signifying your home and family life.
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First, it means an administration that is passive, full of sound and fury, but signifying nothing.
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Earlier this week, oil plunged into a bear market, signifying a 20% decline from previous highs.
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I always think of the swells of violins in "Psycho" that often wound up signifying nothing.
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Some scenes include buildings, trains, trucks, and mountains, all signifying a prayer of help or thanks.
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Since December 2016, there have been 234 cases and 80 confirmed deaths, signifying an alarming mortality rate.
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When Erik gets close to actual bad people, he gets splitting migraines, signifying that, well, they're bad.
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The unlucky short straw signifying defeat was drawn by Daniel Carr of the national ruling Conservative Party.
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Why overlay these canvases signifying debt with maps of continents, with national borders explicitly depicted or intimated?
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It showed a bright crater glow on Sunday, signifying lava had started to flow from the crater.
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It's often about people signifying that they're part of a group—usually people they like or admire.
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Macbeth rages against sound and fury signifying nothing, and this production knows whereof its title character speaks.
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Emperor Naruhito of Japan will ascend to the Chrysanthemum Throne, signifying the start of a new era.
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Nearly 150 earthquakes signifying "continuous magma intrusion" were detected underneath the volcano, raising fears of additional eruptions.
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Each month, the full moon carries a different name signifying what is most associated with that time.
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But around 13,500 years ago (or perhaps even earlier), in India, zero became its own number, signifying nothing.
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Eighty percent of inquiries made via Facebook Pages are questions about products or services, signifying strong purchasing intent.
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Christmas is a capitalist nightmare: a tale told by a singing bass in a Santa hat signifying nothing.
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Alexis and her former fling, Jim, filed docs in California Monday officially signifying their marriage is a wrap.
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It's sound and fury, signifying fear; Trump's trying to shore up his floundering agenda any way he can.
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You're not just marking a ballot for your candidate of choice, your signifying your belief in the system.
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Then mourner after mourner threw dirt three times into the hole, signifying the beginning and end of things.
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She pulled the duck out before it was fully cooked, a touch of pink signifying a Western preference.
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To this day, the incident is interpreted as signifying Catalan resistance to dictator Francisco Franco's government in Madrid.
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Three months later, though, his DNA was found in her sexual assault kit, signifying that he had lied.
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At this point, evidence that Trump tweets are sound and fury signifying nothing is, in effect, good news.
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Medicaid expansion has now been implemented in 33 states, signifying that most citizens understand and accept this responsibility.
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At the summit, we made a cairn, a pile of rocks signifying an important place in a journey.
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But, its female-butt-kicker premise notwithstanding, this is another cinematic slab of sound and fury signifying nothing.
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All this, of course, may be a set of coincidences, signifying nothing; but the probability points the other way.
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Among them are the turtle signifying truth, the buffalo for respect, an eagle for love, a bear for courage.
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"There has been an evolution in the modus operandi, signifying that attackers are further adapting their methods," it added.
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Arya — who opened Thrones' integral final season, further signifying her importance — was literally made for killing the Night King.
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The engagement marked the first carrier-on-carrier battle in naval history, signifying a new type of naval warfare.
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The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning for most of Colorado on Saturday, signifying high fire danger.
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Of course, the corded earbuds are a great way of signifying "don't talk to me," and we'd lose that.
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Whole Foods is signifying price cuts in-stores with an orange tag, complete with the Amazon logo slapped across.
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The company tweeted on Sunday that the "hole got dug," signifying the end of the whole hole digging event.
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This pattern was the smoking gun, signifying the presence of a floor and a ceiling of a lava tube.
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Every plastic bottle has a number on the bottom, 1 to 7, signifying what the container is made of.
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A semifinalist for the Biletnikoff Award signifying the nation's top receiver, Isabella didn't hurt his cause against the Bulldogs.
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It was a strong statement from the Speaker, signifying his own and his party's continued support for religious freedom.
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Kendra and Hank filed docs in January signifying their marriage is dunzo ... and this time they got it right.
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Jorge greets me with a welcome gift, known as canelazo, signifying the locals' manifestation of care, kindness, and respect.
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The kiss between Luke and Laura on "General Hospital" at their wedding, signifying the (temporary) end to their drama.
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Parents will give the eighth graders beaded necklaces signifying their clans and the younger students will give them presents.
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The discovery consisted of the change in the radio signal coming from ancient hydrogen, signifying an absorption of ancient light.
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As she prepares to embark on a new venture, her mark is left behind, signifying the permanence of Kitten Natividad.
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The promotion is a big stamp of approval by Bezos and Amazon's leadership team, signifying DeSantis's rise in the ranks.
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Above her name, she now always draws a tiny pink ribbon signifying the importance of funding research for breast cancer.
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Her techniques of fragmentation, collage, and double exposure create a physical dislocation, but also open up visual and signifying possibilities.
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We do not tend to think of personality tests as akin to works of art: unique, complex, irreducible, infinitely signifying.
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According to dozens of interviews conducted by the FBI, DocX originally created lien releases, signifying when mortgages got paid off.
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ROB HUNTERManaging directorHunterlodge AdvertisingRickmansworth, Hertfordshire You portrayed Mr Zuckerberg magnificently as the divine Augustus, signifying the tech giant's imperial reach.
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It is right there on Girardi's back: 28, the number he has worn since 2010, signifying the next Yankees championship.
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As he spoke, he took the lid off his jar, and it gave a slight pop, signifying a perfect fit.
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Saturn is considered the master of the universe, signifying responsibility and rites of passage between the big phases of life.
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It would be exactly like Puerto Rico's pharma surplus: a phantom improvement, statistically impressive to the uninformed but signifying nothing.
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Yet such test results, signifying what's known in doctor-talk as asymptomatic bacteriuria, frequently lead to unnecessary treatment with antibiotics.
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The goal, presumably, was to counteract the growing impression that his bombast on trade was sound and fury signifying nothing.
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He then pressed the Navy to allow Gallagher to keep his Trident pin, signifying his role as a Navy SEAL.
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Hand in hand, they crossed over the demarcation line, signifying what many hoped was the start of a new era.
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They were able to use this system to measure the "second Chern number," signifying the presence of the fourth-dimensional effects.
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When Captain Marvel shows up in the end credits teaser, her hair's a little bit longer, signifying the passing of time.
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U.S. stock futures were down 2105.54 percent, signifying a fresh four-month low for Wall Street at the open on Wednesday.
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And she sees the C3 Prize as signifying a sea change, an indicator that perhaps the mentality surrounding care is shifting.
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Jupiter Dolichenus was typically depicted holding a thunderbolt in his hand with upraised arm signifying his destructive power, according to experts.
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People responded very promptly with all the clown memes, signifying that she was a fool for getting back together with him.
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Upon signing up to become an Insider, you're immediately asked our occupation and to tick a few boxes signifying your interests.
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Sewing is a double bind for women in art, signifying both virtuous women's work and sex (the old in and out).
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The ivy is woven with English wild bluebells, forget-me-nots and the white rose of York — signifying Eugenie's family name.
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For others, it was a day of loss, signifying the end of a 44-year relationship with the country's closest partners.
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The 51 signatories on Thursday's memo may be a record number, signifying the simmering discontent with current policy across the department.
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Earlier this month, Pruitt boasted that he removed seven sites from the EPA's Superfund list, signifying that their cleanups are complete.
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We are locked, as a culture, into these ways of seeing and expressing that, increasingly, feel like blindness and empty signifying.
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People gathered in Toronto to watch a "bud drop" at the stroke of midnight, signifying the legalization of marijuana across Canada.
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The phrase is part of the lexicon of sports, signifying a fan's ultimate expression of devotion to a team: season tickets.
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The neon silhouette shines on, signifying a woman who is no longer present in flesh, existing only as a vacant sign.
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The doors opened, and she saw a huge sign with their Tinder profile pictures and the heart sign signifying a match.
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The informal signifying systems that keep us wealthy folks from interactions with people who aren't Our Kind are important, and effective.
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Gregory tweeted out an emoji of an apple followed by three exclamation points, apparently signifying his trip to the Big Apple.
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The international research team found the earliest evidence for multicellular organisms there, and now, they have found fossilized tracks signifying mobility.
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Splattered in red paint on each vehicular abomination is one of two slogans, signifying that gang's affiliation: Wet First, or Paste First?
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Spinali's jeans employ two vibrating sensors – signifying left and right – connected to a user's smartphone, which indicate which way they should turn.
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Why do so many people see it as signifying a "racial hierarchy," leading to protests every decade the statue has been up?
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He built a list of 204 terms of reproach, signifying greed (eg, "avarice"), violence ("rapacity"), extreme risk-taking ("gambling") or opacity ("manipulation").
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The almanac says it will be a good day for rituals — voting — and for "breaking ground" and "raising beams," signifying new beginnings.
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And 50 years later on November 9, 1989, the Berlin wall fell — reunifying Germany and signifying a turning point towards national solidarity.
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But, there's one more (throwback) trend that's signifying fall as we know it in the year 2018, and that trend is corduroy.
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Incredibly, one of these coffins had a gold crown on top of it—a Mitre signifying the buried remains of an archbishop.
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Most social media deals are not made that far in advance, signifying brands are looking at the medium as legitimate advertising space.
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Then, actual people came on stage — some of whom wore hijabs — signifying solidarity with immigrants and the American people as a whole.
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A woman who wasn't genetically related to anyone in the grave was buried next to a young man, signifying their close relationship.
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It also had such an uplifting message, signifying that the end of high school was the just the beginning of something else.
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Satellite image of sea surface height anomalies across the Pacific Ocean, showing the bright strip of higher heights signifying mild ocean waters.
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The overall revenue number was similar to monthly figures of last year, signifying stable momentum for the country's only legal casino hub.
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To paraphrase Shakespeare, the reaction can best be described as a tale told by idiots, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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Also known as the cumshot, visibly jizzing on someone has become a basic porn punctuation, signifying the end of an erotic scene.
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They are full of sound and fury — imaginatively costumed, star-studded, often well acted, stunningly crafted — signifying nothing, at least on purpose.
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They traveled in a 1947 Flxible Clipper bus, signifying the year that Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball.
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But all of the athletes' heart rates were much lower than is typical for sedentary people, signifying that their hearts were robust.
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Ellison, Morrison and García-Márquez descend straight out of Faulkner, improvising, signifying, playing the dozens and tap-dancing on his Yoknapatawpha head.
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However, Meghan and Harry exchanged rings, signifying equality in the marriage and modernity for the monarchy, said Meghan McKenna of Fashion magazine.
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"This label," it said, "more accurately reflects the common circumstances of their arrest," rather than signifying that they were an operational cell.
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An early release published on September 23rd showed it had slid to 41.4, signifying the sharpest decline in manufacturing activity since 2009.
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Trump doesn't have to worry about how his speech might play on the networks; that term, signifying a monolithic media, is obsolete.
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Curated by painter, Carrie Moyer, Near & Dear is an intergenerational exhibition that explores amorous connections artists make with signifying materials and objects.
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Jodie Mack and Leeza Meksin ponder the signifying potential of abstraction, particularly around displays of patterns and materials, and their figurative associations.
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Trump might be reneging on the Paris climate deal, or maybe he isn't, who knows, life's but a walking shadow, signifying nothing.
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Then she magically swaps her high-fashion clothes for an all-denim ensemble, signifying that she is now One of the People.
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Dubios is impressed with Cookie's love for family and confesses that she's no blue blood herself, signifying that Cookie's her kind of peeps.
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On one hand, the color is described as signifying a need for support, caring, and love within an often negative social media landscape.
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Some of the targets were flagged and others had "Xs" over their photos, signifying they had been arrested, held in questioning or detained.
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Signifying the end of my meal with a hearty burp, I set off to my final destination of the evening, a firing range.
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The 'Project' moniker is Adobe's way of signifying that these are still early-stage products and not quite ready for prime time yet.
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Opening this Saturday at Landing Gallery, Signifying Form features sculpture by African American women artists working in Los Angeles between 1935 and 2016.
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The bucket is nearly filled to the top with scraps of paper, signifying just how many doves the woman has dealt with already.
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Twilio, the cloud communications platform, has revealed its IPO filing, signifying that it could enter the public markets as early as next month.
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On the Seder plate, parsley, celery and scallions represent nature's regeneration; however, they are dipped into salt water, signifying the tears of oppression.
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Since signing up with Gephardt in 85033, disclosure documents listed "no activity" — signifying the firm did not do any work for the company.
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Today, then, like lots of days of late in political Washington, was lots of sound and fury signifying, if not nothing, then TBD.
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WOOLFE Again, I kept thinking that all the play's much-vaunted toxicity ended up feeling like so much sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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There are also images of European formal gardens, signifying imperial power and wealth; photographs from rural Ghana, where he lives half the year.
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Indigenous people in Saskatchewan have an R on their government health cards, signifying their status as soon as they walk into the office.
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"I don't have the right words to describe ... my feelings," Joseph Kim said in a video, wearing a sticker signifying he had voted.
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Accompanied by drumbeats and keyboard riffs, he spins out insults, sexual boasts and old-time fables, like the story of the signifying monkey.
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There's loads of red (signifying counties that voted for him) and a relatively small amount of blue (counties Hillary Clinton won) on it.
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When they shout "Blood and soil," they repeat a Nazi slogan signifying that races will murder races for land without mercy and forever.
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To members of the community, his utterances are the babblings of a baby or a madman, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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Spicher is encouraging athletes at her gym to talk with their parents and is distributing teal ribbons signifying solidarity with sexual assault victims.
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Only Marty, a purported numbers whiz, is clever enough to spot the rounding errors (huh?) on the balance sheet signifying siphoned-off cash.
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CreditCreditOlivier Metzger IF THERE IS a signifying gesture that contains nearly 200 years of obsession, it is the ballet of the point sellier.
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" HUGH CLIFTLesmurdie, Australia Mr Trump's tweets are straight out of "Macbeth": "…a tale, told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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The House bill, titled The For the People Act, will be designated HR1, signifying its place at the top of the Democrats' agenda. Rep.
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Baggy clothes, short hair, or any other characteristic associated with masculinity can act as literal "labels," signifying whether or not a woman is straight.
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Soon there was a glitching 10-second video of a snake on Swift's Instagram, signifying the official start of another Taylor Swift release cycle.
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That change would annually cut at least 287,700 green cards signifying legal permanent U.S. resident status, according to the Migration Policy Institute think tank.
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It's "digitizing" relationships and social connections, extracting value and insights from our associations and both codifying and commodifying trust — signifying it and selling it.
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What of the different colors — the darkness symbolizing her escape from Joffrey toward Ramsay, and the light metal perhaps signifying her readiness to rule.
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If elected, he'd be the first president with school loans — signifying how pervasive the issue has become, per AP. The big picture: When Sen.
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LinkedIn, a professional-networking site owned by Microsoft, chose the name Lingyin, or "leading elite", in 2014, signifying more exclusivity than its Western name.
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Oregon would go on to nab a 1-seed for the March Madness tournament, signifying them as a favorite to reach the Final Four.
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The word "quantum" gained currency in the late 210th century as a descriptor signifying something so significant it defied the use of common adjectives.
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So did the earth move under our feet and the sky tumble down, or was the weekend full of sound and fury, signifying nothing?
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A lock icon, signifying an encrypted Internet connection, is seen on an Internet Explorer browser in a photo illustration in Paris April 15, 2014.
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But without meaningful action and real solutions, the political theatrics we witnessed in the House chamber will amount to sound and fury signifying nothing.
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The Washington Post's editorial board criticized the decision to refuse Sanders service as signifying the breakdown of civility and basic manners in American culture.
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The company is pulling its content away from Netflix by 2018, signifying the increased competition from subscription services that don't require cable or satellite.
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The crowd started shouting, and the dancers unleashed a deluge of confetti and white fluff, signifying that a lot was about to fall down.
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Yet there are clear signs signifying a Puerto Rican cultural inheritance and indications that the artist's embrace of this Boricua legacy impels the work.
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However, eros combined with ludus generates "mania", signifying possessive, dependent, or troubled intimacies, while eros and storgē form the charitable, selfless compassion of "agápē".
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"They took over the district before Eid al-Fitr," she said, referring to the holiday signifying the end of Ramadan that began on Sunday.
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But they weren't alone; House Speaker Nancy Pelosi filled out her own green ballot signifying a yes vote, and brought it to the clerk.
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Trump on Thursday canceled his planned trip to the World Economic Forum in Switzerland later this month, signifying the closure could last for weeks more.
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Although staying comfortably above the 50 mark signifying growth, July's score was weaker than all forecasts in a Reuters poll of more than 30 economists.
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I trailed a power-walking art fair denizen up a very tall escalator until spotting the obligatory metal detectors signifying the fair entrance was near.
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Hey, remember in 2015 when Playboy announced that it would stop publishing images of nude women indefinitely, signifying the end of a 62-year tradition?
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The move is a traditional way of signifying retirement among wrestlers ... and while there has been no official retirement announcement, the message seems pretty clear.
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"The pattern is such that no matter which way you fly it, it is always correct, signifying us finding correctness in our lives," Helms said.
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Element 113, provisionally known as ununtrium (Latin for 'one one three', signifying its atomic number) is a highly radioactive element that isn't found in nature.
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Trump has told his advisers he's been shown the maps of Afghanistan, with the red on the map signifying the Taliban's presence in the country.
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Signifying an uptick in investor sentiment toward bullion, speculators increased their net long positions in COMEX gold in the week to May 28, data showed.
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Rallied, he spotted openings with a jab straight onto Whyte's lips, but the bell signifying the end of the round broke the visiting fighter's momentum.
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Clinton herself will likely be interviewed soon, signifying the last stages of an email investigation that could lead to dire political consequences for Clinton's campaign.
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It could work by flagging dubious statements or it could simply rate an article with a percentage signifying the degree of confidence in its truthfulness.
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The entire city's color palette stands in contrast to the rest of the film's neon blue undertones, signifying the characters' metaphorical prison of electric dreams.
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You know that little blue badge that some people have on Twitter, signifying that they have been "verified" to be who they say they are?
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Mr. Brady announced later Wednesday night that the vote had been 200 to 117, signifying confidence in the prime minister, but it was uncomfortably close.
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Republicans pass their massive tax overhaul; Chilean voters elect former President Sebastián Piñera back into the office, signifying a right-wing shift in Latin America.
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Other authenticity-signifying curios include a large Hank Williams, Jr., bobblehead, a backlit sign advertising Marlboro cigarettes, and more taxidermied animals (goat, boar, squirrel, armadillo).
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On her way home, she was stopped at a roadside checkpoint and an actual alarm went off, likely signifying she was on a government blacklist.
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A dreidel is a four-sided spinning top with Hebrew letters (Hay, Gimel, Nun and Shin) on each surface signifying the rules of the game.
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To date, 29 countries have reported thousands of babies born with Zika-linked microcephaly, which causes abnormally small-sized heads, often signifying arrested brain development.
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Traders saw his comments as signifying that authorities were comfortable with the greenback's near 6 percent rise against its rivals in the last three months.
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In one of her woodcuts, Büttner has carved out two hands; an oval signifying a beggar's lap; and a third shape standing for a veil.
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Framed by said music, the various noises the rappers make with their mouths mesh seamlessly with the piano ticktock, signifying primarily as central sonic ingredients.
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Signifying an uptick in investor sentiment towards the metal, speculators increased their net long positions in COMEX gold in the week to May 28, data showed.
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Another post specifically begins to write the names of the murderers in a numbered list ending with an ellipsis, signifying the desire for more to come.
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In any event, the full moon is tightly aspected to the nodes, signifying that there's a karmic choice that needs to be made in your life.
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During these sequences, all we can do is wait for the image quality to change, signifying the "end" of one film and the "beginning" of another.
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The band's name stems from the world "de-evolution," a concept signifying the "belief that the world is falling apart," according to the show's press release.
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She wore traditional tribal garments to the ceremony, including a pomegranate blossom necklace of silver and turquoise, signifying protection and strength, made by a Laguna artist.
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This N7 jacket is inspired by Mass Effect, the N7 signifying that the wearer is a highly trained special forces member of the Systems Alliance military.
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"Omotenashi" is a Japanese term signifying the traditionally correct way to treat a guest, and it's the guiding principle for much of the country's hospitality industry.
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On the left-right axis are views on economic issues, with the leftmost point signifying total government control and redistribution and the rightmost point anarcho-capitalism.
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In 2013, at a ceremony in Moscow, President Vladimir Putin affixed a small blue pin to Tillerson's lapel, signifying his membership in Russia's Order of Friendship.
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Each of the groups on the map was identified by a symbol signifying its particular stripe of hatefulness: white nationalist, racist skinhead, black nationalist, anti-L.
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There had been die-ins (students had to step over bodies on red cloths signifying blood) and checkpoints (mock Israeli soldiers conducted security checks around campus).
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The impunity rate at the national level received a score of almost 70 on a 100-point scale, with higher scores signifying greater levels of impunity.
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Despite a rough start to the trading year, financial firms added 19,000 net workers over the past month, signifying their highest gains since March of 2006.
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Most shows follow this logic of subliminal signifying chopped to the beat, wherein the arc of show — its specific suite of imagery — evokes rather than prescribes.
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It asked people to rate on a scale of 25 to 10 their interest in voting in November's election, 10 signifying they are certain to vote.
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I agree with them on Labor Day signifying the end of white shoe season, but I thought one should not wear white shoes until Memorial Day.
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Mayor-elect James Mueller will be sworn in Wednesday afternoon, signifying the end of the presidential candidate's tenure as mayor and freeing him up to campaign.
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At the end of the movie, Elsa wears these shoes (the first time she wears shoes in the entire film) as she dances – signifying her liberation.
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The MGM Studios water tower, also known as the "Earffel Tower," once served as a recognizable landmark signifying your arrival at the movie-inspired theme park.
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Lindsey Vonn scoffs at the notion that only women want jewelry signifying their engagement, because she just blinged out her fiance during a very cool proposal.
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A small black arrow (signifying that more than one account is available) should be visible next to the name at the top of the profile page.
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In antiquity, it was a shorthand means of signifying the entirety of the Roman state by referencing its two component parts: Rome's Senate and her people.
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That break, only two measures long, speaks volumes: a rarity on such an early recording, signifying the exciting nature of jazz as it was still maturing.
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In later work he graduates to styles signifying primitiveness and authenticity, assimilated from artists as different as the untutored John Kane, Georges Rouault, and perhaps Max Beckmann.
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But Wednesday marked the first time that the two heirloom pieces have been worn to a charity gala, signifying perhaps the importance of the event to Kate.
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What's special about this card is that it doesn't have a rarity symbol in the bottom right corner, signifying whether the Pokémon is common, uncommon or rare.
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After she effectively wrapped up the leadership race, Pelosi threw four fingers up to reporters Thursday — signifying the number of years she hopes to lead the House.
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The bombing in Syria may turn out to be a one-off, and his statements on North Korea could be "full of sound and fury, signifying nothing".
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"Well…I am officially 40 years old," the actress shared via Instagram on Sunday, posting a photo of herself posing with large silver balloons signifying her age.
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But Buffett's reputation and following is such that his signifying he'll vote one way, or another, could have a ripple effect far greater than his position dictates.
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The Royal Standard was flying above the landmark building about a mile from the Houses of Parliament where four were killed, signifying that she was in residence.
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All of President Trump's reality-television posturing, all of his hooting and hollering and fussing and foolishness and tweeting and preening is sound and fury signifying squat.
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He also decreed the establishment of a Leading Small Group dedicated to United Front activity, signifying a direct line of command from the politburo to United Front.
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It's hoped to boost domestic spending on entertainment and leisure, while also signifying a move toward greater social liberalization in a country heavily controlled by religious laws.
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Attached to the slab is a concrete cast of an inflated anthropomorphic toy eagle, flexing its muscles and signifying a sociopathological intersection of modern sports and nationalism.
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For the Jewish community, the loss of Streit's was profound, signifying the end of an institution that had been producing the unleavened bread for Passover for generations.
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Is Sonic running through the burning ruins of its own modern 3D game legacy, signifying an acknowledgment of past mistakes and a race toward a brighter future?
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"The black tradition"—from ring shouts to Ralph Ellison—"is double-voiced," Gates writes, in the introduction to his seminal study, "The Signifying Monkey," echoing Du Bois.
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You can see the emotion in Rabbit's face as it rests on his Future's shoulder, signifying how internally relieved he is to have earned his mentor's respect.
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That's why last year, the FTC proposed requiring eye care professionals to obtain a signed form from each patient signifying they received a copy of their prescription.
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In June, the District of Columbia became the first jurisdiction in the United States to offer an "X" gender, signifying a neutral gender, on its driver's licenses.
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Like a supermodel's long legs, Mr. Diesel's sculptured, often-bared arms are one of his trademarks, and they do a lot of work, signifying strength and command.
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It's a source of comfort—a ritual that, despite ostensibly signifying panic, provides a day-to-day buffer from the intrinsic senselessness of the world around us.
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Devin Boyer, 435th Air Expeditionary Wing photojournalist, salutes the flag during a ceremony signifying the change from tactical to enduring operations at Camp Simba, Manda Bay, Kenya.
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The real short-term interest rate, measured by the effective federal funds rate and the CPI, is still minus 1 percent, signifying a vastly expansionary monetary policy.
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Overall, the birth rate has fallen by 15% in the U.S., signifying a steady decline since the Great Recession of 2008, an overall record low in decades.
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In The Signifying Monkey: A Theory of African-American Literary Criticism, Henry Louis Gates defines signifying, in the black vernacular sense, as the art of moving "freely between two discursive universes" — "the white linguistic realm," Eurocentric and self-consciously literary, and a parallel black dimension that wrests the tool of language from the master's hand and turns it to its own uses, be they political, playful, subversive, or outright seditious.
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In a tournament that pitted AI against AI, AlphaGo Zero defeated the regular AlphaGo by a whopping 25 games to 25, signifying a major advance in the field.
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Instead of simply signifying her interest in equal rights, her denial re-imbues the word feminist with the same played out man-hating, bra-burning, old maid connotations.
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In general, though, it's kind of like this: Receptors in our noses pick up chemicals in the air that our brains interpret as signifying a particular thing — e.g.
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Diwali is celebrated for five days with each day dedicated to different religious figures including cows, crows, and dogs, signifying deep relations between human beings, deities, and animals.
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Every time I saw my Bold's flashing green light turn red, signifying a new message, I experienced that little burst of warmth in the pit of my stomach.
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According to the report, Grand Challenge is also known internally as 1492 and Amazon X, signifying that the group is focused on radical ideas that could revolutionize industries.
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The 92-year-old royal presented Tilbury with her MBE at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, signifying she's a member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.
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This is despite the fact that fewer women are using drugs, and female drug deaths are consistently under-reported, signifying that the actual death toll may be higher.
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In addition to signifying a continued straining of U.S.-Mexico relations throughout Donald Trump's presidency, the new tariff could result in higher price tags at the grocery store.
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They'll appear on the News Feed just like a normal photo but with a small compass icon in the corner, signifying that you can explore the photo further.
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Political analysts saw these losses as signifying that Scottish voters have little appetite for another vote on the matter, especially so close to the last one in 2014.
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Portland NBC affiliate KGW reported that Avi Gupta wrote a check for $10,314 – signifying the first digits of pi – to the Oregon Health & Science University's Knight Cancer Institute.
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The rooms meant for employees were labeled "Crew Quarters" and every so often, we heard the toll of a ship bell signifying a customer in need of assistance.
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Schulson, whose research focusses on microstructures in ice, drew a big circle, signifying a raindrop, on a pad of paper he found amid the clutter on his desk.
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My impoverished areas were what Minich terms "the Fire" and "the Spirit," signifying that my self-esteem, work-life balance and mind-body connection are out of whack.
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"Together with smart watches, total wearable band shipments reached 17.6 million, signifying healthy year-on-year growth of 31 percent for the overall wearables market," the firm added.
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Some early emoji take cues from manga, the Japanese graphic novel genre — a comics-style light bulb signifying an "aha" moment and a bomb with a lit fuse.
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And as we continue to march past milestones signifying our influence on the Earth's atmosphere, it's imperative to know that our leaders understand how dire our situation is.
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Jonathan Allen, Defensive line, Alabama Allen won the Chuck Bednarik and Bronco Nagurski Awards in 2016, signifying him as the nation's top defender on the nation's top defense.
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And again, the favoured color for clients is blue, with lighter tones signifying trust and darker ones professionalism, including London firms Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Slaughter and May.
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This huge corporation seems unable to design a relatively simple program to distinguish one individual from another, even when birth dates and other signifying factors are readily available.
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Young visitors can make paper lanterns and cherry blossoms, decorate red envelopes (signifying good luck) and learn how to work with sumi ink from the artist Chemin Hsiao.
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Nowadays, stuff like two-factor authentication and SIM-jacking have become a constant of real life, signifying both an improvement and an existential threat to online identity management.
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On this day, the year of the dog closes and we will begin the year of the pig — the twelfth sign of the Chinese zodiac, signifying wealth and prosperity.
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The RQ-4A received its military airworthiness certificate from the US Air Force in January 2006, signifying it had earned "a proven track record of safe and reliable operations."
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But while things were damp for the majority of the evening, by the time midnight rolled around, the skies cleared up — perhaps signifying a brighter new year to come.
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Image: APA 70-year-old Hong Kong woman has contracted the rat-specific version of Hepatitis E, signifying only the second time the disease has been documented in humans.
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Posts from the subreddit routinely compare clarity of pod juice and complain of anything suspect, like leaking pods or pods that are already brown (signifying age, perhaps) when opened.
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R3 is also focused on governmental acceptance of blockchain, with buy-in from these institutions signifying a drastic shift in terms of governmental compliance and usage of such fintech.
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In court Friday, Couch was wearing a red prison jumpsuit, a color signifying a high-profile inmate, Samantha Jordan, spokeswoman for the Tarrant County District Attorney's office, tells PEOPLE.
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As instant messaging and texting became more popular, so did "lol," and at some point, its purpose pivoted from solely signifying laughter to acting as a universal text response.
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On Monday and Tuesday, more call options than put options were traded on Nike, potentially signifying a greater propensity among traders to make bullish bets on the sportswear company.
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Last week, Ed Sheeran received an MBE, signifying he's a member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in recognition of his services to music and charity.
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The Grammy winner, 26, received an MBE, signifying he's a member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in recognition of his services to music and charity.
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In the same year, President Woodrow Wilson approved a suggestion to let U.S. women wear a gold gilt star on a traditional black mourning arm band signifying their loss.
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Boeing still has a backlog of about 7893,550 unfulfilled orders, signifying a cautious confidence within the airline industry that once the grounding is lifted, the plane will be reliable.
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I felt tormented by the meaninglessness of human existence, and the utter collapse of meaning—the signifier "pasta" tumbling about in the void of consciousness, signifying nothing and everything.
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But labels overwhelm some objects, like a key chain signifying the apartment Mr. Vo once shared with an ex-partner and the Alfa Romeo that the man gave him.
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I pulled out a MUAC strip, used to assess child malnutrition by measuring the upper arm, and Umar Amin was in the red danger zone, signifying severe acute malnutrition.
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The one in front had three dots tattooed on his face, signifying the three places he was willing to go for his gang — prison, the hospital or the morgue.
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The vote means that tomorrow morning Sir James Marchbanks, Britain's envoy to the European Economic Community in Brussels, will formally hand over the letters signifying that Britain is applying.
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The building doesn't have any outside markers signifying that it's a Sikh temple, Deterding said, adding it's possible the vandal thought it was a Jewish temple or other building.
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He noted U.S. jobless claims came in lower than expected in the latest week, signifying a stronger economy and little necessity for safe-haven bids, like non-yielding gold.
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Unwriting "Nature" is open to accomplished writers, artists, and researchers who are intent on re-signifying "nature," including restating the relationship between humans, and between humans and planetary resources.
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They took turns hitting giant fruit piñatas with a wooden stick, to symbolize frustration at the Future Forward Party, with an orange, for example, signifying the party's official color.
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Amazon has started to eat into Google's dominance in search advertising, and it held its first major ad conference in October, signifying just how big the business has grown.
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They offered him flowers and a garland signifying luck and purity before he went on to tour the site, which was struck by April's earthquake that left thousands dead.
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In addition to signifying the beginning of an era at the Philharmonic, including a heightened dedication to new music, the performance ushered in a chapter in its recording history.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Alun Williams is a barmy British bloke who roams the backstreets of cities and towns, stubbornly signifying historic citizens with slapdash splotches.
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Monday's announcement sought to establish Austria's growing populist party on the world stage, but it served the dual purpose of signifying Russia's growing ties to Europe's far-right movement.
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Each box has a spoon representing the opposition between sustenance and sexual abuse and a shell signifying the hardened facial expressions of those trying to hide their fear or anger.
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Sitting in a dimly lit church next to a priest, he confesses that Dequantes (his government name) and Rich Homie Quan are two vastly different people, signifying an identity struggle.
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U.S. military officials said in December 2017 that ISIS had lost 98 percent of the territories it had once captured, signifying the huge fall in its influence in the region.
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"Hey lolly lolly lolly, hey lolly lolly ho," the old man sings, instructing the crowd to join him in a song that means nothing and says nothing, signifying only drunkenness.
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Signifying that the electric-power revolution is not confined to the car industry, easyJet said it hoped to fly short-haul planes powered by batteries within the next two decades.
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For a trip to Canada in 1959, she wore an Amies gown with white embroidery signifying the regional emblem of mayflowers which "would have caused a sensation," says de Guitaut.
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The combat ban didn't mean women weren't out there on the front lines serving America, receiving Purple Hearts, Silver Stars, and Bronze Star Medals with the "V" Device signifying valor.
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Track Trump since Friday has also updated POTUS's promise to fully repeal Obamacare, eliminate the defense sequester and expand military investment, signifying that steps have been taken toward achieving each.
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Signifying investor sentiment toward bullion, holdings in the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, SPDR Gold Trust, fell to their lowest since March 8 at 768.10 tonnes on Tuesday.
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Today, Apple tellingly called the iPad Pro the "world's best device for AR" in their event keynote, signifying that the best augmented reality is the biggest window into that world.
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In early works such as "Zacaba" (1979), Stuart burnished materials from the drawing site into paper, signifying the ground she was working with and imprinting it directly onto the paper.
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Ten horses followed behind in the somber procession, including one that didn't have a rider, signifying Lafontaine-Greywind, who according to reports was a member of the Spirit Lake Tribe.
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By the eighteen-fifties, Frankenstein's monster regularly appeared in American political cartoons as a nearly naked black man, signifying slavery itself, seeking his vengeance upon the nation that created him.
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" The baseless broadside against the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) new Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule is, to borrow the words of William Shakespeare, "full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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The right way to understand the Strzok firing is -- like so much in our current political culture -- as sound and fury, signifying not all that much in the long run.
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And Moore's profanity-laced insults and rhyming speech in the middle of the movie, called "Signifying Monkey," has gone on to gain popularity with stand-ups, rappers, and other entertainers.
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Some of the men wore knit kufi caps, and almost all were clothed in green uniforms, signifying their status as inmates at Sing Sing Correctional Facility here in Westchester County.
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This comes as the three-month dollar/yen currency basis JPYCBS3M=TRDT is trading around -70 basis points, signifying a 70 bps premium for dollar funding over comparable yen borrowings.
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Adding to the tension is the fact that Anti will be Rihanna's first album since Unapologetic, signifying a three year gap between LPs and the longest hiatus of her career.
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On the other hand, when departments were required to alter their policies, signifying stronger public concern, crime was higher (temporarily) and officers spoke of working in a low-morale environment.
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Observers seized on a hat she wore last year — deep blue, with yellow flowers — as an echo of the flag of the European Union, signifying a fondness for the bloc.
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The intruder, described by state-run news media as around 35 years old, wore a white martyr's shroud, a symbol in Shiite Islam signifying willingness to die for a cause.
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The occasion was Dussehra, a holiday celebrated by Hindus signifying the victory of good over evil, during which a portion of a mythological epic, the Ramayana, may be re-enacted.
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"I voted for the first time and I don't have the right words to describe ... my feelings," Joseph Kim said in a video, wearing a sticker signifying he had voted.
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In September, Och-Ziff's African unit pleaded guilty to bribery charges, signifying the first time a publicly listed hedge fund had paid a penalty for violating the corrupt practices act.
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South Sudan's war and its full ugliness are engulfing new, previously peaceful areas of the nation, spelling horror for the victims and signifying something deeper: This country is cracking apart.
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In terms of wielding party politics, blacks are punching way below their numerical weight, all the while posing and signifying a fashionable "wokeness" bereft of real perception or effective strategy.
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They carry inspirational names like the Hopes and the Firebonds, the latter signifying the spirit of a team connecting to the community, said 2000-year-old point guard Wataru Igari.
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"Girl" or equivalent is a repeatedly invoked as needless preface – girl band, female-fronted, lady drummer – the epithet cruelly reductive and signifying the presumed anomaly of a woman playing music.
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When Heidi couldn't remember the past, Esmail shrunk the show's widescreen to a 4:3 aspect ratio: a square box with black spaces signifying how constricted her point of view was.
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Homecoming operates in two timelines, with Esmail approaching the future one with wit: The screen literally narrows, signifying, perhaps, how constricted Heidi's life has become, and the gaps in her memory.
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In the second gallery, fashion operates in the opposite direction — rather than signifying individuality, the fashion objects in this space act as a kind of visual synecdoche for everymen and everywomen.
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But it's being called mooning in reference to the light gray moon that appears to the left of the conversation in your Messages folder, signifying that thread's Do Not Disturb status.
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Last year a U.S. district judge invalidated the government's designation of MetLife as "systemically important," a label signifying MetLife could devastate the financial system if it failed and triggering stricter oversight.
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That's a way of keeping their case extra-private as well as signifying it's amicable, says Peter M. Walzer, an L.A. certified family law specialist who's not involved with their divorce.
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"I've thought about zeitgeist," she says, and about "the influence of one artist on another, signifying something in a shared element (like the use of K or X in dance music)".
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A statement by the bureau raised this to "level 2" on Monday, signifying what it called a "high concrete threat" that Islamic State or similar groups would attack Turkish tourist attractions.
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The act offered federal protection to Yosemite Valley and Mariposa Grove, a prosperous 550-acre sequoia plot, signifying the first classification of wilderness into protected land, and open to the public.
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The FDA's Emergency Use Authorization allows the tests to be deployed in markets including the United States as well as others accepting the CE mark signifying they conform to European directives.
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The FDA's Emergency Use Authorization allows the tests to be deployed in markets including the United States as well as others accepting the CE mark signifying they conform to European directives.
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The moral of this story is that the tax cut seems to have produced some biggish financial activity on the part of corporations, but it's all basically accounting maneuvers signifying nothing.
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Two new papers published today in Nature describe the discovery of nearly complete A. anamensis skull, signifying a critically important addition to the fossil record and the study of human origins.
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As the fourth episode of Season 14 of "The Bachelorette" airs Monday night, millions will tune in to see which men receive roses, signifying that they will return for another show.
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"This a very effective ad ... it is a clever way of signifying Obama's feelings about Biden, implying an endorsement the president has not made," said David Axelrod, a top Obama adviser.
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With exacting economy, Mr. Nichols borrows from the documentary — its people with lined faces, its rooms with weathered walls — drawing on signifying minutiae, textures and cadences to fill in his portrait.
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"Although a bankrupt company is rated "D", signifying default, DIPs are a well structured, superpriority asset class that has investment-grade characteristics in terms of loss and default performance," said Keisman.
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It does this by juxtaposing the numeral 2 and the expression (2+2), signifying implicitly that they are meant to be multiplied, but without placing an explicit multiplication sign between them.
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It made an appearance again on Friday, when the United States Marine Band played at the inauguration in Washington, signifying the transfer of power from President Obama to Donald J. Trump.
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It does this by juxtaposing the numeral 2 and the expression (2+2), signifying implicitly that they are meant to be multiplied, but without placing an explicit multiplication sign between them.
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In one interview, Morgan's mother recalls her daughter watching Bambi, and how surprising it was that Morgan wasn't at all sad when the mother died, apparently signifying an early lack of empathy.
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Xiao Lu, now with her back to the viewer and shooting into the dark unknown, is surrounded by pictorial short hands signifying her later performances, such as ice cubes and poured ink.
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The Grammy award-winning singer received an MBE, signifying he's a member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in recognition of his services to music and charity, in 2017.
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Using newer and more sophisticated technology, they'll try to determine whether any of the planets have Earth-like atmospheres and try to detect life-signifying molecules such as water, carbon and methane.
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Or, perhaps a better example, moving your hand up until you feel a tingling sensation signifying the air conditioning controls, before swiping left or right to turn the temperature up or down.
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And to be honest, you still have to ask your mom for permission to do stuff afterwards, so how does the celebration really count as signifying that you are officially a woman?
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Jefferies earlier said in a note the diversified nature and representation of private investors was unprecedented for a Chinese state-owned enterprise, signifying the degree of support Unicom receives from the government.
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A scroll through Sports Media Watch's season-long compilation shows the trend in stark form — red boxes connoting declines outnumber green boxes signifying upticks at a rate of about 4-to-1.
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Donald's hands are clenched around his belt, his stance signifying a primal dominance—"get at me," the statue seems to coo—while Melania stands close to him with her signature stoic gaze.
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Once in a while I notice a legacy name—signifying the offspring of a well-known journalist—but that, too, doesn't propel that person into a job in the Washington press corps.
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The bartender is a lovely young woman—with nice bangs, a mark of the beast signifying her as a potential progressive—whom I hope eventually escapes the eerie clutches of Trump Tower.
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When using the app to navigate, pins appear along your route signifying where thefts or violent crimes have occurred in the last three months, enabling you to avoid the areas in question.
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The words "Not for Federal Use" will be printed in the top right corner, signifying that this ID cannot be used to board domestic flights or drive to Mexico or Canada. 2.
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After looking at Irish's paintings and drawings for a while, the presence of protesters within the Rococo interiors becomes a collective conscience, signifying all that was wrong with colonization and U.S. interventionism.
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They are allowing themselves to be permanently tarnished through their association with a man whose name is destined to become the root of a political epithet signifying disgrace, like McCarthyite or Nixonian.
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Its "Small Cap" fund scored an A rating — signifying no stock holdings in oil, gas and coal companies — from Fossil Free Funds, a website maintained by As You Sow, an environmental group.
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In a clever stunt, they forced those attending to enter through one of two makeshift arches marked "2030" and "2038", signifying two possible end-dates for the use of coal in Germany.
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Haredim (the Hebrew word we prefer, signifying religious devoutness) don't buy into some elements of modern culture, and our value system places family, textual study and religious observance above certain material goals.
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In the Senate chamber, Representative Adam Schiff, the lead impeachment manager, read aloud the charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress against President Trump, signifying the opening of the trial.
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The adorable 19663-vintage Bell helicopter, acquired in 1984, yet hovers above the stairs to the second floor, gamely signifying something epochal, or not so epochal, or bizarre, depending on your predilection.
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During my time in Iraq, I met countless Iraqis who proudly showed me photos of themselves and their family members holding up purple-stained fingers signifying they had voted in that election.
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While the company's first spacecraft Unity has flown to space twice already, this second spacecraft put weight on its wheels for this firs time – signifying it completed all major parts of assembly.
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Hong Kong's first major typhoon this year brought gusts of more than 100 km per hour (7.13 mph) and prompted authorities to issue an amber warning, signifying heavy rain, at 5.20 a.m.
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State authorities issued its first Code Red alert in a decade, signifying the worst possible bushfire conditions, warning that should a fire start it would be fast moving, unpredictable and probably uncontrollable.
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There's also the song "Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree" about prisoners coming home and seeing a yellow ribbon outside their house, signifying that they would be welcomed back inside.
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What we&aposre seeing is a lot of sound and fury, signifying sound and fury, hoping that something comes up, whether it&aposs his baseball tickets that he&aposs got for the Nationals.
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Rather than signifying a withholding or erasure, the decision to keep the men's faces anonymous creates an ambiance of vulnerability, a space where each man can voice clearly, and openly, his emotional interiority.
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You could see a very slight darkening where I applied the powder in the UV camera monitor, signifying some UV blockage, but it was very subtle, meaning the powder was providing inadequate protection.
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Just as the soon-to-be dad's air cannon shot out blue powder, signifying a baby boy, the back of the cannon shot right back at him in a not-so-sweet spot.
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She requested her work at the art center be replaced with a poster that includes the phrase, #SayHerName — signifying the activist movement to spotlight brutal acts of violence against Black women and girls.
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Until then, they're stuck with names like 2014 SR349, 2014 FE72 and 2013 FT28, signifying the year they were first observed and a combination of letters and numbers suggesting the time of year.
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The unique shape of its dome-like skull, and the highly convex cranial bone at the tip of its upper jaw, distinguish it from other oviraptors, signifying the discovery an entirely new species.
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Her reappearance after several months coincided with the disappearance of Interpol chief Meng Hongwei, who remains missing, signifying China no longer cares about how it comes across to the rest of the world.
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Computer scientists say HUNL represents the "last frontier" of game solving, signifying a milestone in the development of AI—and an achievement that would represent a major step towards more human-like intelligence.
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The rise of the machine was fully evident Tuesday when a Google computer beat the world's number one player of the ancient Chinese board game Go, signifying a major breakthrough in artificial intelligence.
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"Monkey in a Tree" featured a chattering cacophony among the saxophones — an outcry characterized as "loose-tongue signifying" in Mr. Marsalis's remarks, which struck a typical balance between hospitable wit and elaborative instruction.
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Then LG went and slapped a neat light up 250G logo on the back of the phone that flashes yellow (signifying LG's partnership with Sprint for 250G service) anytime you touch the screen.
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And that is what we are getting, up and down the culture, more of this shameful signifying abandonment and high-handedness, as graceful and dignified as a child clomping around in daddy's shoes.
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The holiday is rooted in Texas, signifying the day in 1865 — more than two years after Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation — when a Union general delivered the news that slavery had been abolished.
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Her slightly messy bun, which is starting to look like a signature — with the escaping hairs signifying her more relaxed approach to her role — had been freed from the scrim of a veil.
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During a number by a group of dancers, also clad in all white, the performers blast cannons that release pink confetti into the air, signifying that the actress will be welcoming a girl.
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Demonstrators in orange shirts signifying gun safety chanted "shame" and "vote them out" in response to the vote, which came as lawmakers across the country consider legislative solutions in response to the shooting.
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It showed a shirtless Johnson hitting a golf ball into the ocean; as he made contact, a puff of blue smoke whirled skyward, signifying that Gretzky, who is pregnant, was carrying a boy.
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That remains true even if the only relief sought is a ruling in their favor and "nominal damages," a symbolic (and therefore small) sum of money signifying that irreparable harm has been inflicted.
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Campaigns that are receiving the Arrow treatment receive a special Arrow badge signifying that the campaign has an army of Smart People behind it, which in theory should increase its chances of delivering successfully.
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Still, supporters are rejoicing as this marks the first time the legislation has received a full vote — 236-173 — from either chamber of Congress, signifying the progress LGBTQ rights have seen over the years.
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Some of them have a brand new symbol on the left side under the card's mana cost, signifying that they are a tri-class card and can be used by three different class decks.
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Dr. K. and The Straw Man lived seemingly parallel lives, right down to the oddity of sharing the 286s nerd-signifying middle name of Eugene, but they didn't share a mind, body, or soul.
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After lending the work in 1965 to an exhibition of unofficial Soviet artists in Italy, critics read it as signifying a lack of material reward and an absence of spiritual fulfillment under Soviet communism.
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"Harry Potter was born with a lighting bolt on his forehead, therefore signifying that he is a special wizard," said Leila, a woman in her early twenties, who really should have read the books.
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He's one of the few players in any sport to have had a benchmark named after him: the Gordie Howe hat trick, signifying a goal, an assist and a fight in the same game.
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In a broader sense, "Johnny" speaks to black artists' appropriation of the Modernist aesthetic, and their ability to drive flaming donuts around it, signifying the shit out of it, as the Monkey might say.
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"It was also quite telling how he did not stand and bow in apology," said a former Nissan executive, adding it was as if Saikawa was signifying that he personally was not at fault.
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In 1977, he opened his own restaurant in Milan, named after himself, and it quickly drew attention, receiving one star — signifying a very good restaurant in its category — from Michelin, the French rating guide.
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There's a Latin phrase that goes to the heart of this investigation: "fiat justitia, ruat caelum," meaning "justice be done, though the heavens fall" — signifying that the law must be followed wherever it leads.
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But where Evans made his famous portraits of the Burroughs family as an empathetic visitor from New York, Mr. Christenberry observed the Deep South as a native son, its landscape signifying his ancestral home.
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Although you do not see the download-arrow icon signifying outdated software, you can also remove unneeded apps by opening the Settings icon on the home screen and selecting General and then iPhone Storage.
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It is a strategy that appealed to his base and helped him win the Republican primaries, and he is now deploying it after a rough couple of weeks signifying the start of the general election.
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Square Terminal is a portable all-in-one device that can process payments over Wi-Fi and print out receipts, signifying the company's focus on expanding its services to more types of sellers and buyers.
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The church, the largest in Christendom, was dark at the start of the service before lights were turned on, signifying the passage from darkness to light when the Bible says Jesus rose from the dead.
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Israel's attorney-general on Friday ordered police to "look into" the shootings, the justice ministry said in a statement, using terminology signifying a preliminary probe that could be upgraded into a criminal investigation if warranted.
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Percentages of children who were obese were lower than adults, but the rate at which their numbers have increased was greater, signifying more risk in the future if nothing is done to curb the problem.
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Worries over China, collapsing oil prices and rising U.S. interest rates have pushed many European stock markets down more than 20 percent from highs hit last year, signifying losses of trillions of dollars for investors.
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The Dow Futures fell more than 700 points last night, signifying the anxiety Wall Street feels about the economy, immigration changes seem imminent, and just as uncertain is the future state of our healthcare system.
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Prices for August and September delivery in Asia traded at similar levels of around $5.75 per million British thermal units, signifying a full dollar premium to British benchmark prices - driven partly by sterling's sharp devaluation.
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A year before YouTube launched in 2004, Gary Brolsma uploaded the now-famous "Numa Numa" to Newgrounds, signifying the first shift towards internet-generated, shareable content that has become a part of our everyday lives.
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The two met about six years ago at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, where Ms. Harris was the "chip girl" — doling out chips signifying time spent in sobriety — and Mr. Mason was receiving a new one.
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The Constitution begins Article 220006 with the legislature — signifying its preeminent status — and devotes the most text to this branch: over 2202,2628 words, compared to 28500,6900 for the Executive and 2628 words for the Judiciary.
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The Confederate Battle Flag is one of the most controversial symbols from U.S. history, signifying a representation of racism, slavery, the oppression of African-Americans – and one of the darkest periods of our country's past.
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Pilgrims clad in white robes signifying a state of purity spent the night in a sprawling encampment around the hill where Islam holds that God tested Abraham's faith by commanding him to sacrifice his son Ismail.
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According to Ars Technica, the Pixel Launcher, which is exclusively available for Google's smartphone, crossed the 1 million install mark in the Play Store, in theory signifying that there are a million Pixel phones floating around.
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But get this: In a tournament that pitted AI against AI, this juiced-up version, called AlphaGo Zero, defeated the regular AlphaGo by a whopping 100 games to 0, signifying a major advance in the field.
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She was young and conventionally attractive; her posts featured images signifying a normal, if slightly enviable, life: kittens swaddled in blankets, matching striped pajama sets, rain-dappled rose petals, elegant latte art, and post-shower selfies.
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A century later, neon is no longer just a sign; it is a mythic object—a metonymy of contemporary identity and a metaphor for the present, signifying the ubiquity of commerce and the tautology of hypermodernity.
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"AMG" stands for the names of the 1960s-era founders of the high-performance division, originally devoted to racing: Hans Werner Aufrecht and Erhard Melcher, with the "G" signifying Grossaspach, the town where Aufrecht was born.
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Norm Eisen, White House ethics adviser under Obama and a frequent Trump critic, reacted to one of Trump's tweets: The Washington Post: Without evidence, Trump and Sessions warn of voter fraud, signifying possible post-election fight.
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Saudi Arabia will be Trump's initial stop on his first international trip as president, signifying the new U.S. administration's intent to reinforce its relationship with a top ally in the Middle East, particularly on security matters.
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Though Powell did not alter future expectations on U.S. monetary policy, traders saw his comments as signifying that authorities were comfortable with the greenback's near 6 percent rise against its rivals in the last three months.
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It is an avatar of the user, built to comfort and capability and aesthetic consideration, whether that be a barrel heavy with semi-functional doodads or a bright and shiny case signifying time spent in-game.
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At best, you could argue that Sonnen vs Ortiz on this stage at this point in their careers is Shakespearian... but that's only true in the sense that it's full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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But following March's failed summit in Hanoi, it could provide the basis for detailed talks between real negotiators, signifying an important step toward reaching an agreement to address the global threat of North Korea's nuclear program.
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Before him was a table crammed with swordfish steaks that Orchard, in full knight regalia, would stab with his swords and pretend to eat — signifying the (San Jose) sharks the Golden Knights feasted on last round.
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A quirky company from the outset, Etsy was helmed by Chad Dickerson, a beloved leader who prioritized generous employee benefits and earned the company B-Corp status, signifying a high level of social and environmental responsibility.
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A quirky company from the outset, Etsy was helmed by Chad Dickerson, a beloved leader who prioritized generous employee benefits and earned the company B-Corp status, signifying a high level of social and environmental responsibility.
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As a child, my wakefulness was a matter of personal pride, a badge of honor signifying a shrewd vigilance (should any ghoul dare intrude upon my bedroom by night, it would meet with a grisly fate).
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It was written at an odd moment in CCP history: a literati like Qu could accomplish all he did politically and write modernist poetry, as much about the revolution as about signifying a new kind of beauty.
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And after Arya heroically springs into action and kills the Night King, Melisandre walks off, takes off the magical choker that has kept her young and turns to dust, signifying that she had fulfilled her life's purpose.
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It's not only a relatable queer storyline, but it's a universal storyline about going through an emotional change and signifying it physically; that could be a shaved head, dyed hair, or anything that is different, but comfortable.
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After delivering a resounding vote of no confidence Thursday, members of the Broward County deputies union want Sheriff Scott Israel removed from office, signifying their distaste with the leader's media-centric response to the Parkland school shooting.
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The leaves and flowers, rather than signifying natural purity — the "wild state" the caption ironizes, or what John Berger has called the "sentimental view of nature" — indicate the natural world as a field of mystery and instability.
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Some of the largest projects underway include the IBM-backed Hyperledger Fabric project, the Utility Settlement Coin, and R3's blockchain consortium, signifying a growing acceptance in institutional policy to support blockchain growth How does it work?
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It's one of the two days out of the year that the night and the day are equal in length, signifying that the balance between light and dark is shifting — in this case, the darkness of winter.
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The United Arab Emirates, a major ally of the US in the Middle East, announced in February that it will deploy a 5G network built by Huawei this year, signifying a major setback in America's lobbying efforts.
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Under close supervision and clad in white robes signifying a state of purity, the faithful converged on Jamarat to perform the stoning ritual from a three-storey bridge erected to ease congestion after stampedes in previous years.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The Chinese characters for "pure" and "true," signifying "halal," hang over numerous restaurants across China, a symbol of a commitment to prepare food in accordance with Islamic law, including its ban on pork and alcohol.
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It is an entropy that is stressed out and seething and suspicious, perpetually in conflict and generally without context; it is lying and signifying and blustering and ruled by instinct and omen, idiot affinities and rude whimsy.
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From the wooden crates holding the produce to the occasional bell signifying a customer in need of help, shopping at Trader Joe's felt like a trip to a trading post at the center of a bustling port.
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Thousands of onlookers cheered and applauded as a giant raised fist constructed out of hard hats and pickaxes led the procession, signifying the resilient spirit of a country hit with one of its worst calamities in decades.
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Before the entrance to the balcony were two giant clamshells, signaling the birth of erotic love (Ferrari helpfully pointed me to a photocopied image of Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus"), and oval mirrors signifying eggs and wombs.
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The running back from Louisiana State, who was chosen in the first round by the Jacksonville Jaguars, kept it simple in a dark blue suit and red tie, letting his fearsome-looking under-beard do the signifying.
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She's one of the top chief information security officers at the password security startup Duo Security—which was bought by Cisco in October for billions, signifying how seriously big tech is taking the future of identity verification.
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Like many other Palestinians, Aladini participated in the Great March of Return, a movement signifying a new episode of resistance against 70 years of refugee homelessness, 50 years of military occupation, and 11 years of brutal blockade.
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Dominated by red and black, with yellow and orange making repeat appearances, Goodman's palette is one in which blue (signifying sky or transcendence) seldom appears, and green, when she uses it, evokes bodily foulness rather than verdant grass.
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The corn drink was first offered to the pachamama—or Mother Earth in the Incan language of Quechua—by pouring one out to the prosperous ground below, signifying gratitude for the fertile land in which the corn derived.
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The three-month OIS is now a record low 19 basis points compared to more than 40 bps before the referendum, signifying a quarter point rate cut from the BoE in the coming weeks is now fully discounted.
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What raised suspicion of the authenticity was when StyleCaster noticed a photo she posted of the Monster Building in Hong Kong to her story had a mouse cursor hidden in the corner, signifying that it wasn't an original.
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Then–RNC chairman Reince Priebus stood with her the day she announced the push, signifying how important the issue was to a party that at the time was eager to build bridges with black voters and other minorities.
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Kiev already signed an Association Agreement with the European Union, signifying a long-term commitment to Ukraine's economic integration with Europe, and Washington should push the Europeans to place full EU membership for Kiev on a fast track.
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The U.S. Geological Survery upgraded its previous volcano warning from "orange" to "red," signifying that an "eruption is forecasted to be imminent with significant emission of ash into the atmosphere likely," or that an eruption is already underway.
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Hong Kong's first major typhoon this year brought gusts of more than 100 km per hour (62 miles per hour) and prompted the observatory to issue an amber warning, signifying heavy rain, at 5.20 am Hong Kong time.
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In deal news: CIT Group (CIT) sold its aircraft lending business to a unit of China's HNA Group for $13 billion, signifying a big step by CIT to slim itself down in the face of pressure from investors.
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And then there is the Duke of Cornwall, signifying he is head of the Duchy of Cornwall that provides his income (and, of course, provides a title for his second wife Camilla, who is the Duchess of Cornwall).
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When Jermain Defoe goes another week without scoring and we see that little red arrow signifying a further drop in our league standing, we scream aloud, tear at our hair and soak our cheeks in tears of remorse.
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There is a refusal embedded in my pictures, but also my use of shadow and light, and decisions about display, points to me as a black male taking ownership of signifying the beauty and possibility of these bodies.
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Cable news and the punditry world melted down over this "bombshell," as it does over anything Trump, with hyperbole, snark and feigned shock emanating from the airwaves for the next 24 hours — a sound and fury signifying nothing.
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The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) raised its alert on Mayon to level 4, signifying a hazardous eruption is imminent, from level 3, which warns that such an eruption could be "weeks or even days" away.
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On Thursday, the State Department issued a Level 4 travel advisory, signifying a "do not travel" warning, for all international travel, advising Americans who are abroad to return to the US quickly or plan to shelter in place.
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In early January, armed with his handwritten bullet points and arrows signifying the sequence in which he intended to deliver them, Mr. Powell provided an update on the Fed's outlook at an American Economic Association panel in Atlanta.
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On the first night of Passover, which falls on April 19 this year, the horseradish will be one of the first items tasted at the Seder, signifying the suffering of the Jews when they were enslaved in Egypt.
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Blessing had told the nurse that she was eighteen, but, suspecting that to be a lie, the nurse had tied a blue string around her wrist, signifying that Médecins Sans Frontières considered her to be an unaccompanied minor.
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Back in Winterset, a few years ago, the Winterset Public School District put stickers up on local businesses signifying that they were a safe place for students to do their homework if they didn't have access at home.
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There are no close ups: the people — a fisherman, a monk, or a hunched villager — are tiny figures dwarfed by the vastness of a landscape, signifying a worldview far from the passions and agonies of Europe's Old Masters.
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In his first German period, he was already signifying "nativeness" in an embarrassingly flatfooted way, drawing on clichéd American Indian motifs for his odd Amerika series, painted in Berlin at a time when he had never encountered Native Americans.
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But in the sixth and final straw poll, the five permanent members of the council (America, Britain, China, France and Russia), each having the power to block any candidate, were to cast coloured ballots, signifying their veto-wielding status.
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Several weeks later, when her online results came back, nothing could have prepared her for the shock of seeing a photograph of Bill Miller pop up along with the word, "father," signifying that he was her best DNA match.
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At the Landing Gallery, Signifying Form, curated by Jill Moniz, former curator of the California African American Museum (CAAM), is nonetheless a timely show, featuring sculpture by African-American women artists working in Los Angeles between 1935 and 2016.
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The discovery comes as a complete surprise to scientists, but instead of signifying the presence of alien life, it's forcing them to re-evaluate the source of this molecule and its role as a basic building block for habitability.
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It included 14 empty school desks with the names and ages of each dead student, two desks signifying teaching staff members, and a patch of grass with painted football-field lines, in honor of the school's assistant football coach.
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Ranked 26th worldwide in women's economic empowerment, the United States has no quotas of any kind (political or economic, hard or soft)—signifying that change may have to come from the bottom up, which will be no easy task.
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He explained the fine points of the dozens — a street-corner battle of wits in which participants traded insults — and analyzed traditional poems like "The Signifying Monkey," whose opening line provided Professor Abrahams with the title of his book.
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The 55-year-old actor has been in the business for decades (and was a meme signifying sadness at the start of the decade), but it was only this year that he earned the title of the internet's boyfriend.
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Rendered in felt-tip on synthetic animal hide, like a jazzed-up prehistoric work, it presents the implicitly moral Haring universe with figures and symbols signifying love and war, life and death, the satanic and the religious, all interlocking.
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The exhibit, which also features a pair of her ballet shoes (signifying Diana's love for dancing) and her old school trunk inscribed with "D Spencer" are chosen to sit alongside her desk that the curators at the palace have recreated.
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The attack, which simply requires a victim to download and install the skill on their Alexa device, suffers from one pretty significant giveaway: the blue light on the Echo or Dot remains active and illuminated, signifying that Alexa is still listening.
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With her family, friends and hospital staff surrounding her, she was serenaded with a special version of Taio Cruz's "Dynamite" before she rang the bell at Golisano Children's Hospital in Rochester, New York, signifying that she was cancer-free on Monday.
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While it's tough to qualify any fish as "sexy," according to the paper, the lady guppies with larger brains were more likely to choose male partners that were more colorful and had larger tails, signifying better health and foraging abilities.
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Signifying the strength of demand - as well as the subdued outlook for growth and interest rates in Britain and abroad - the auction generated a negative real yield of -2.326%, the lowest since Britain first sold index-linked gilts in 1981.
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Amid floral emblems signifying the nations of the U.K. and the countries of the Commonwealth, he added an extra four-leaf shamrock on the left side of the skirt so that her hand could rest upon it during the ceremony.
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And when it lands, the frisbee perfectly covers one of the dots on the blanket — perhaps signifying how the Tethers will kill and take the place of their counterparts or how Adelaide, a Tether, fits in with the world above ground.
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Within about ten seconds, you'll either see something like a one—meaning "good job, you're not a vile human being"—or a ten, signifying that you should probably burn the clothes on your back and walk through a car wash.
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For example, one vitrine contains a deflated replica of Neil Armstrong's space suit, Ottoman military emblems, and a layer of moon dust: there's a footprint in the dust, and one plastic bag of seeds signifying man's colonization of the moon.
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The CIT Group, a commercial lender, agreed on Thursday to sell its aircraft leasing business to a Chinese-owned competitor for about $10 billion, signifying a big step by CIT to slim itself down in the face of pressure from investors.
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The tomb is carved from solid rock, it sits near an escarpment that looks like a skull (Golgotha, where Jesus was crucified, means "place of the skull,") and most importantly, they say, the tomb is empty, signifying a resurrected Jesus.
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According to them, in the time since the companies launched, the average age rose (from early 20s to late 20s for Rent the Runway, and 26 to 36 for Le Tote), signifying a wider distribution across women using the services.
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Her dissertation showed that ice was an essential element in the colonization of Hawaii, signifying status and offering comfort to settlers who preferred chilled drinks and ice cream over the sour, tepid foods that had long sustained the native population.
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Grevenius's script, with its clichéd melodramatic flourishes and ham-handed habit of signifying that malevolence via backward spelling (one character's surname is "Natas," oy vey), proves intractable to Bergman's mastery, which looks instead like super-competence with this hackneyed material.
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If all this sounds like sound and fury signifying you know what, the result is at the very least an improvement on the shouty Lincoln Center "Macbeth" in New York in 2013 in which Anne-Marie Duff first played Lady Macbeth.
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Gifts are rich in meaning, often signifying much about the giver and the recipient, which is why Lysa becomes so suspicious about the crates of lemons Littlefinger ships to the Eyrie, all so Sansa can snack on her beloved lemon cakes.
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But in the context of the album as a whole, it feels like a pivot, signifying that point in a relationship when you suspect you're falling out of love or can begin to imagine life without the person you're involved with.
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Lots of financial maneuvering, signifying nothing Opinion Columnist Now that Democrats have taken the House, it seems likely that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will turn out to have been the only major piece of legislation enacted under Donald Trump.
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The holiday is rooted in Texas, signifying the day in 1865 when, more than two years after Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, a Union general who had made his way to Galveston delivered the news that slavery had been abolished.
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That was until some Gallagher pals and Fox News got Trump to reverse the punishment, restore his rank — and block the Navy from upholding its moral code by stripping Gallagher of his Trident pin, signifying his membership in the elite SEALs.
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All we know for sure about the woman so far is that she likes to read, lives in the suburbs of LA, and has a diamond ring on her left hand, signifying that she could be either engaged or married.
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Nearly three years into Trump's presidency, people have generally figured out that his tweets — with some notable exceptions, such as when he announces new policies like banning transgender people from the military — are generally sound and fury signifying very little.
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Across Equatoria, villages like Loopo are being swept up in violence as government and rebel forces vie for control, spelling destruction for once idyllic farming communities and signifying something deeper: Neither side is anywhere near securing a decisive military victory.
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According to Food & Wine, the butter lamb is a hand-carved or molded butter sculpture that pops up every year during the Easter season, signifying "the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world," as written in the New Testament.
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Seventy-four percent of the S&P 500 companies, meanwhile, have already reached correction level this year, and 200 companies in the S&P are at bear-market levels, signifying a drop of 20 percent or more from the 52-week high.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka on Friday withdrew an emergency law imposed after Easter Sunday attacks, a military spokesman said, signifying the return of calm to the island nation which is set to vote in a new head of state later this year.
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The chair of the DC City Council responded to the president's claims in a series of tweets, which included a meme signifying surprise and disbelief, and stated that the Pentagon had come up with the projected cost estimate of more than $90 million.
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The clip gave away little about his identity, though the student wore around his neck the red scarf signifying membership in the 100-million-plus strong Young Pioneers of China, a group that urges young people to be tough and fight for communism.
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Diwali, one of the biggest Hindu holidays of the year (and often referred to as the festival of lights, signifying the message of light over darkness, good over evil, acceptance over hate, etc.), is on Sunday — and the occasion is famously huge.
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It's not an obviously negative portrayal, exactly, but to most viewers, it seems clear that Hockney perceived his subjects as flat and dull, their faces signifying their well-bred background and high social class but also their utter lack of original artistic discernment.
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"We were thinking about the freeze point in the creative process," Ms. Chiuri said, that signifying moment when an artist lays down a brush in satisfaction, steps away from a canvas in dismay or hands the work off to an assistant to complete.
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The headquarters responsible for coordinating U.S. and coalition ground operations in Iraq shut down on Monday, "signifying the end of major combat operations against ISIS [the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria]" in that country, the U.S.-led coalition said in a statement.
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Clothing has often been used to regulate the female body; post World War II era clothing for women restricted movement, signifying the return of women to the home and out of the workplace, where clothing had been forgiving to allow for work.
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These hierarchies are made palpable in the gallery's back room, where an actual (non-functioning) industrial outhouse is jammed into a corner, signifying the division between homeowners and the workers who aren't allowed to use the bathrooms of the houses they're fixing.
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There is always a performative aspect to politics -- especially in debates -- but Klobuchar's critique, in words and that picture, perfectly summed up my (and I bet a lot of other peoples') frustration with Tuesday night: It felt like sound and fury signifying nothing.
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Deciding, however, that the most important barrier to upward mobility boils down to the clubby signifying systems the elite use to wall off people who aren't their kind is a way of framing the problem in a way that puts it beyond policy.
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Kleven tells Vox that one cause for these child penalties may be that Danish men are still significantly less likely to take advantage of generous parental leave policies than women, even though they are available, signifying enduring gender stereotypes despite public policy efforts.
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Halep, along with top-ranked players like number two seed Ashleigh Barty and third-seeded Karolina Pliskova, were all bounced early, signifying the depth and parity in the women's field that churned out much of the most entertaining moments at the Open.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Author J.K. Rowling became the latest person to be "canceled" on Friday in a row over transgender rights after the action signifying online outrage took off in 2019, along with terms such as "girly swot" and "eco-anxiety".
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When a Reddit user picked up their grandmother from eye surgery, this is what they discovered in the parking lot: Every sign signifying a parking spot had been bent over after perhaps years and years of people with poor vision crashing into the signs.
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The powerful music video for "Praying" includes the bright, colorful Kesha we all know and love battling the hate and monsters constantly following her, and ends not with "The End," but with "The Beginning," signifying this is just the start of the star's journey.
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Up to 7,000 air passengers are stranded on the island at the main Bali airport of Ngurah Rai, while Indonesia's Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation raised its aviation alert status from orange to its highest possible red status, signifying extreme hazards to aircraft.
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Central to this section is the following question: if it matters how we language (to echo Haraway and Language Writing, among others, who hold that how something is articulated is what is articulated), what do we do if our signifying systems are vehicles of tyranny?
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Hong Kong's first major typhoon this year brought gusts of more than 100 km per hour (7.13 miles per hour) after earlier making landfall in China's Guangdong province and prompted the observatory to issue an amber warning, signifying heavy rain, at 5.20 a.m. HK/SIN.
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The figure, which was reported by Buzzfeed and The Hill, puts the Koch political network just under halfway through a two-year spending goal announced last year, signifying a major expansion by the Kochs and the hundreds of right-leaning donors aligned with them.
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As the grande finale of award show season, audiences are anticipating a big statement from the Oscars in regards to Time's Up, which made its public debut during the Golden Globes when attendees wore all black and pins signifying their support of the movement.
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What you'll notice is that the spikes got bigger (signifying more interest) and more interest was sustained once Obama came into office: That giant spike in 2006 occurred on the heels of Stephen Colbert roasting George W. Bush, but that seems like an outlier.
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A "verified account" is one that has a blue checkmark next to the user's profile, signifying that Instagram has certified the account as the genuine handle of a public figure — or, at least a figure "public" enough to have a bunch of followers on Instagram.
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And this season Duckie Brown, the local standard-bearer for creativity in the field, chose not to show at all, instead releasing a video of a single look — a stretch wool blazer, white shirt and extremely high-waisted khakis — signifying the label's current direction.
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This was the most intricately signifying stretch of his performance, as he seemed to be doing Larry David doing him, but doing the material Seinfeld might try out in a guest appearance at a civics class on his child's Take Your Father to Work Day.
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With protests on campus against the Bulldogs increasing, the team on Wednesday issued a statement apologizing for its public shows of support for Montague, which had included wearing shirts with his name and number during a game and making hand gestures signifying his number.
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Jerome Powell did not alter expectations of U.S. monetary policy in his addresses to Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday, but traders saw his remarks as signifying that authorities were comfortable with the dollar's near six percent rise against its rivals in the last three months.
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He lists all the other recipients of the royal necklace that Montaigne was proud to receive in midlife, signifying his elevation to the knightly Order of St. Michael, and no one, we feel assured, will have to go back and inspect those records again.
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For example, a college with 15 percent of freshmen receiving Pell grants and a Pell graduation rate of 13 percent would receive a Pell score of 12 percent — signifying that 12 percent of first-year students were both Pell recipients and likely to graduate.
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Scarlett O'Hara's glossy red pout, accessorized with actress Vivien Leigh's trademark scowl and a shockingly low-cut crimson velvet dress, makes its memorable appearance toward the end of the movie, signifying her total disregard for the conventions of Southern propriety that ruled her childhood.
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While Guam is a U.S. territory of strategic value that hosts various U.S. military assets, it should be noted that the North Korean threats were carefully aimed at Guam — not at cities on America's mainland — perhaps signifying attempts by Pyongyang to bluff and save face.
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In this paper I will - Anyway, this is all to say that maybe now, in the year 2018, pumpkin spice has finally returned to signifying the autumnal blend of cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and cloves, and nothing more: not basic, not everything wrong with capitalism, and not gross.
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Diomcoop - which draws its name from a Wolof word signifying "inner strength" - is an effort to address the problem of migrants making a living in illegal ways because they are not permitted to work, an issue common to many other cities, said its technical coordinator Ababacar Thiakh.
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That's a long way of saying that while the IPO day is often compared to a college graduation — signifying a startup's maturation to a fully independent, adult public company — let's remember that more than a few among us are not fully-independent adults when we graduate college.
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Markle was a vision of beauty as she made her way down the aisle, signifying the end of a royal engagement marred by vile acts of prejudice by the media and certain family members and the beginning of her life with Prince Harry as a married royal.
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For instance, Ana and Pharah have skins tied to Horus and Anubis, signifying an easily recognized homage to their Egyptian heritage, whereas Sombra's Azúcar — which means "sugar" in Spanish — and Los Muertos skins refer to Día de los Muertos and the notorious Los Muertos gang, respectively.
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This Friday, the moon meets Neptune at 11:35 AM and Mars at 9:19 PM, signifying an ending (or new beginning, depending on how you look at it) concerning our feelings of being lost at sea, which were stirred up by last Friday's new moon.
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The kit includes an RFID chip embedded in the rhino's horn, and an ankle monitor which is both used to track the location of the animal and to alert authorities if the proximity of the horn and ankle monitor changes, signifying an attempt to remove the horn.
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As Britons ponder exit from the European Union in a referendum, a debate full of sound and fury and so far, signifying little, they are celebrating one figure undeniably great, indelibly their own and universally admired, even more than Queen Elizabeth II, who is only 21860.
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A sure-footed storyteller, enjoying his own virtuosity without showing off too much, he's attuned to pain and absurdity but fundamentally approves of and takes pleasure in humans and other animals, landscapes of all kinds and many of the countless signifying shapes the world can take.
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That judgment will start with what is worn to the inauguration, an event that will send a very clear signal about his and his family's intentions when it comes to sartorial semiology: whether it will be full of content, or simply style and fancy, signifying nothing.
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At stake is the loss of the cultural text inscribed in the skin, the organs," a loss, she concludes, of "the presence of a surface that conceals living structure, a signifying surface of clothing or skin that can be read for signs of sexual and cultural difference.
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There's a good chance that all our protests will merely be so much sound and fury, signifying nothing, and the FCC — currently ruled by a 3-2 majority in favor of the rule — will adopt the rule as if they never heard a peep against it.
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You can watch the whole scene thanks to the YouTube channel GamerrZOMBIE: Hitler enters the room in a Hugh Hefner-esque bathrobe, perhaps signifying the extent to which the man behind a mass genocide has clearly entered a Don't Give a Fuck Phase of his life.
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Trump&aposs focus has shifted from Biden to BernieThough President Donald Trump was impeached last month over a scheme to pressure Ukraine to dig up dirt on Biden, he&aposs recently turned his attention toward Sanders — signifying he views him as an increasing and significant threat.
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Walker's brilliance at what Shaw, in her book, Seeing the Unspeakable: The Art of Kara Walker (Duke University Press, 22019), terms "signifying the horrors of historicized, fictionalized, and mythologized slavery in a uniquely African-American way," prevents us from viewing "Lynch Mob" through a single lens.
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In fact, bartenders took such a liking to the Laird's Straight Apple Brandy Bottled in Bond expression—'bottled in bond' signifying a product with a minimum four years of age, bottled at 100 proof, and distilled in one distillation season at a single distillery—they used it all up.
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U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping officially committed their respective nations to the global climate pact during an early evening ceremony in Hangzhou, China, The two leaders handed their official documents signifying their countries' actions to United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon at the ceremony.
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Even Tate Kobang, who most would view as the city's most visible rapper, paid respects to Scoota by hitting the Bird Flu dance in his breakout "Bank Rolls" video and even on his last tape, Lord Of Da Trenches, featured a "Bird Flu" freestyle, signifying the track's cultural value.
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Although several designers have been experimenting with "see now, buy now" over the past few years, Ralph Lauren is one of the largest American brands to try out the runway-meets-retail tactic, which is one of many trends signifying a desire among designers to reform fashion week.
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In Duncan's case, Kennedy has provided the traditional "blue slip" approval, a process by which a nominee's home state senator turns in a blue piece of paper signifying his or her approval for a confirmation hearing to be held -- but Kennedy marked himself as "undecided" on Duncan's nomination.
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Visitors are confronted with two images and artifacts: a painting of the first elected black members of Congress; a painting of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, signifying Lost Cause nostalgia; and a set of well-preserved robes that belonged to a member of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Hong Kong's first major typhoon this year brought gusts of more than 100 km per hour (62 miles per hour) after earlier making landfall in China's Guangdong province and prompted the observatory to issue an amber warning, signifying heavy rain, at 7.13 am Hong Kong time (2120 GMT).
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Jews across Germany and Nazi-occupied Europe were forced to wear yellow stars or armbands signifying their faith and culture in the run-up to World War II. The public identification by the yellow star preceded mass-murder in Nazi concentration camps, which led to the deaths of six million Jews.
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Roger Ebert called Armageddon "the first 150-minute trailer," and in his review of 13 Hours, Rolling Stone magazine writer Peter Travers derided the film as "sound and fury signifying nothing" (incidentally, this same Shakespearean description was employed by Vanity Fair writer Richard Lawson to describe the fourth Transformers movie).
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The monument's plaque features a 1989 poem by Lanigan-Schmidt that refers to him and his sisters (as all the queers were known then, and now) as "Street Rats," signifying the denigrated social position to which many out gays, lesbians, transsexuals, cross-dressers, and queens were subjected at the time.
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In addition to upgrading the risk of the medical device to a level three, signifying high risk, manufacturers will also have to submit an application within 30 months "to support the safety and effectiveness" of their product before it can be approved by the FDA for marketing to treat POP.
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A MINUS JJ Doom: Key to the Kuffs (Lex) After 2009's Born Like This I lost track of this London-born, Long Island-raised Trinidadian-Zimbabwean MC, whose sibilantly mush-mouthed flow has long rippled and pooled comically and imperturbably over signifying beats and spoken-word samples often his own.
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The largest church in Christendom was dark at the start of the long service as the pope carved into a candle the numbers of the year 2019 and the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet - Alpha and Omega - signifying that God is the beginning and end of all things.
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Note, however, the distinction between Parsi, signifying those who trace their ancestry back in India 1,353 years (and who often speak Gujarati), and Irani, a term for Iranians — mostly Zoroastrian but some Muslim — who left Persia in the late 19th century (and speak Dari, an ethnolect of northwestern Iran, or Farsi).
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"Woke," after all, gained prominence as a hashtag in the early days of the Black Lives Matter movement, signifying that "you're down with the historical fight against prejudice," arising from "a specific context of black struggle," as my colleague Amanda Hess wrote in The New York Times Magazine last year.
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Jews, however, continued to live in Hebron even after that revolt and the one that followed in 28503 AD. The remains of a synagogue dating to the Byzantine period has been recently unearthed in Hebron, signifying a Jewish presence in the city even after the fall of the Roman Empire.
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Asked about the Confederate flags on the Escalade, Lisa explains them partly as a nod to Civil War history, but even more as something signifying good old country boys, riding in trucks and raising a little Cain: "Doing what you want, but just an enjoying-life kind of thing," she says.
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He is wearing a crisp white shirt (French cuffs, naturally), a blue-and-red-striped tie (Savile Row, of course), and a blue blazer with a tiny florette pinned to the lapel signifying that the erstwhile international man of mystery is a Commander of the French Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.
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Some still wore remnants of the striped uniform of prisoners, signifying that they were Jewish men who had been conscripted to support the fascists in World War II. "They are all covered with snow, except one skeleton is sticking out and for some reason I know it's my father," he tells me.
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Under the Imperial Household Law, which governs the line of succession as well as most matters of protocol related to Japan's monarchy, women in the royal family are not permitted to be in the room when the new emperor receives the sacred regalia signifying his rightful succession to the world's oldest monarchy.
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The Spanish moss and mist hangs heavily over the trees, as in a twisted fairy tale, the colors are a little washed out, and the edges of the frame are darkened slightly, all signifying a decaying Confederacy and its carefully tended social niceties, which Miss Martha is still trying so desperately to preserve.
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