Clinton simultaneously as a true progressive and a nonpartisan unifier.
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Ms. Shaver operates simultaneously as artist, curator, hoarder and stylist.
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Simultaneously, as if for Godot, they awaited the arrival of HayekCare.
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Hindus are portrayed simultaneously as ignorant, innocent, exploited as also the exploiters.
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The Opry functions simultaneously as a live radio show, broadcast on 650 AM WSM.
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We see dancers, musicians and artists working simultaneously as individuals and as a team.
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The attorney said the SEC had intended to file the cases simultaneously as a sweep.
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It also does not allow voice messages and transcripts to be sent simultaneously, as Bullet does.
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But making something in Quill requires thinking of it simultaneously as a drawing and a sculpture.
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Considering women simultaneously as objects of lust and as highly productive professionals appears to harbor a contradiction.
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"DFC [Deputy First Class] Gaskill fired at the shooter ... almost simultaneously as the shooter fired," Cameron said.
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The White House says Sullivan will serve simultaneously as the agency's top management official, with no additional pay.
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Players compete simultaneously as they try to eat enough to grow bigger while staying out of everyone else's way.
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With the Desktop Mutoscope, more than one viewer can watch simultaneously as Taberko's flower animation's unfold outside the box.
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It's hard to campaign simultaneously as a business-friendly dealmaker and a bare-knuckled battler for the working class.
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Claire McCaskill of Missouri tweeted, nearly simultaneously as news outlets began issuing news alerts projecting Jones as the winner.
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The feature also works if multiple people share locations simultaneously, as people's icons will then appear on the same map.
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At Terreform, we're concentrating on the idea of technology and ecology, simultaneously, as being really important for a smart city.
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Two women posed for a photo pretending to hold the David's penis simultaneously, as if it were a trophy fish.
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Simultaneously as we struggle as a country to provide adequate coverage, choice and access for all — beginning with our children.
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It appears simultaneously as a whimsical fairy tale cottage and a horror movie soundstage, the scene of a hundred sad deaths.
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The last of these lived simultaneously as a tramp on the London underground and as the inhabitant of a beautiful forest.
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The Coast Guard operates simultaneously as a military service, a law enforcement agency and a member of the American intelligence community.
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He sees them as a way to bring artwork to the masses, but also simultaneously as a new opportunity for artistic expression.
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Like its predecessor, the new adapter supports up to eight controllers simultaneously, as well as four chat headsets or two stereo headsets.
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Bonta's bill in Sacramento is coming up simultaneously as a local campaign gains steam, particularly in jurisdictions right next to Silicon Valley.
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But the notion that GOP leaders can repeal and replace ObamaCare "essentially simultaneously," as Trump vowed Wednesday, is a fantasy, she said.
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It was not the case that smart people figured everything out at once and implemented it simultaneously, as Law tried to do.
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"I'm very concerned on the policy side specifically, that the replacement occur either simultaneously or as close to simultaneously as possible," Dent said.
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Today, terrorists bypass traditional media entirely and they now act simultaneously as the protagonists, producers and propagators of their acts of nihilistic violence.
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My bosses and I talk about upcoming projects that I will have to run simultaneously as they travel for the next two weeks.
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" The Rise Of Celebrity "Simultaneously, as my career was beginning, celebrities were gaining momentum — they were replacing models on the covers of magazines.
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His wife, Sara, was questioned simultaneously as a suspect in the same case at the fraud investigation unit's headquarters in Lod, central Israel.
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Invariably accompanied by wailing makeout music and sometimes a dairy product, these function simultaneously as the movie's raison d'être and its creamy topping.
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But although Hopkins worked on both domestic and foreign policy, he didn't work on them simultaneously, as Mr. Kushner appears to be doing.
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He was often joined by Trent Lott, a former Republican senator from Mississippi and another Bipartisan Policy Center fellow working simultaneously as a lobbyist.
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Many black people see themselves simultaneously as part of America and separate from it, under attack by it, and it has always been thus.
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However, if North Korea is now capable of firing four missiles simultaneously — as it did Monday — this could overwhelm the system, according to analysts.
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In Russia's hyper-centralised system, Moscow plays an outsized role, even for a capital, serving simultaneously as the centre of government, finance, media and culture.
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Your sentimental side and your desire for change could emerge simultaneously as you try to quiet your thoughts: Do you yearn for an earlier time?
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His YouTube videos are flooded with comments describing him simultaneously as a "nutcase" and a "pioneer" (to his credit, Cannon answers many of the critiques).
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This suspicion of redistribution explains how Mr Trump could run simultaneously as populist insurgent and as champion of huge tax-cuts for the highest earners.
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The difference between the keyboards is the number of anti-ghosting keys that can be used simultaneously, as some keyboards are more restrictive than others.
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McMaster, like Powell before him, has toggled between dual roles, acting simultaneously as a leader of troops and as a follower of senior ranking officers.
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Though I can empathise, I can't truly understand what her pain feels like: it's simultaneously as close and as distant to me as her thoughts.
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Mr. Bush seems to have believed that a robust democracy in Iraq would serve simultaneously as a bulwark against Sunni Islamic extremism and Iranian power.
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We work simultaneously as the sound effects team, so we try to keep in mind how we'll share space with sound effects when we're composing.
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In just five simple sentences, he captures the true struggle of dealing with fame and puberty simultaneously—as if one wasn't turbulent enough on its own.
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It allows some hospitals to be classified simultaneously as "rural" to get lower drug pricing and "urban" to ensure they can attract and pay qualified staff.
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So what they do is they launch those simultaneously as they begin the engagement or push of false new stories usually from RT and Sputnik news.
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Traders, analysts and other financial service employees often find themselves using several separate platforms simultaneously, as they try to source information and quickly execute multiple transactions.
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" She continued: "'Tiger, Tiger' forces readers to experience Curran simultaneously as the object of a little girl's love and fascination and as a calculating sex offender.
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Toward the end of 2019, EHang actually completed two trial flights of its 216 vehicles flying simultaneously as an early step toward building out that pilot.
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A majority of Ikea's stores function simultaneously as a showroom, a marketplace and a warehouse, so it can be overwhelming (and time-consuming) to go in unprepared.
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"In our 30s, the vision of building a temple occurred to us simultaneously as an undeniable challenge," Allyson tells The Creators Project during a sit-down interview.
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Mulvaney's comment makes it clear that Trump will no longer push to replace Obamacare "very quickly or simultaneously," as he promised, at least for the foreseeable future.
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In Spike Lee's remake of "She's Gotta Have It," Ms. Wise plays Nola Darling, who dates three men simultaneously as she searches for an alternative to monogamy.
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Pattis said he had learned that two other arrests were happening simultaneously as well, with one suspect to be charged with murder and the other with conspiracy.
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Shortly after Verma hired Adam Boehler to run CMS' innovation center last year, Azar tapped him to serve simultaneously as a senior HHS adviser on value-based care.
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The coach said he was told the officials felt Robey-Coleman and Lewis had contacted each other simultaneously as the ball arrived, which would not elicit a penalty.
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Simultaneously, as recalled by Thucydides, the Greek historian of the Peloponnesian War (431 - 404 BCE), Pericles had also expressed various deep fears about self-imposed setbacks along the way.
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"I conceived of the action simultaneously as sound and picture and drew up a series of storyboards that marked out cardinal directions—North, South, Southwest, and so forth," Tippett says.
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Koichi Hamada, a close Abe aide, said that while he opposes institutionalizing helicopter money, expanding fiscal and monetary stimulus simultaneously as a "one-off" boost could work in stimulating the economy.
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That was only because I had a good reason to build up the collage within a space of 60 seconds rather than presenting all the elements simultaneously, as I generally do.
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But Koichi Hamada, an emeritus professor of economics at Yale University, said deploying fiscal and monetary stimulus measures simultaneously as a "one-off" approach could be effective in reviving the economy.
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At the center of his work is the paradox of his situation: the grief and the freedom that accrue simultaneously as he writes his way toward and away from his forebears.
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The car spends three weeks in the paint shop, then it's an entire week just to assemble the chassis — though these can happen simultaneously as they involve different parts of the car.
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I think it was two years ago, it first hit the brick wall where we realized we can't run as much RF simultaneously as we'd like to because the frequencies aren't available.
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According to CBS Los Angeles, Yasiel Puig's home was burglarized overnight—seemingly simultaneously as his team was losing 5-1 to the Astros in a decisive Game 7 of the World Series.
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But they're dwarfed by the differences between swapping a House chairmanship for the House speakership on the one hand, and serving simultaneously as House Speaker and GOP presidential nominee on the other.
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But Liz Baillie is an eternal optimist, and this comic serves simultaneously as a love letter and a middle finger to the hard times of growing up gay around 2001 in NYC.
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He served from 1994-1997 as senior advisor to the Secretary of Energy for Nonproliferation Policy and simultaneously as the Department of Energy's director of the Office of Arms Control and Nonproliferation.
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Carter had been both an agent and a personal lawyer for the living Harper Lee; now, even more unusually, she was acting simultaneously as agent, lawyer, and executor of the Lee estate.
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The Houthi withdrawal and the pullback by coalition forces 1903 km away from both the "Kilo 7" area and from Saleh city district would take place simultaneously as a second step, they said.
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She's also part of a hacktivist collective, and you'll be able to see the feeds of the various characters on-screen simultaneously, as if you were in front of the collective's command center.
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There is no little cap to lose, you don't have to plug it into the base of the iPad like a rectal thermometer to charge and the pairing happens simultaneously as you charge.
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"Hey, Boo" depicts both print and film versions simultaneously as Winfrey's reading of the specific passage is juxtaposed against its cinematic counterpart with Gregory Peck, who won an Academy Award for playing Atticus.
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The Galerie St. Etienne's brochure for the show reports that Kollwitz, after her death, was exalted simultaneously as a Communist heroine in East Germany and as a liberal-humanist "good German" in the West.
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It was clearly made with slender financial means and abundant enthusiasm, and it functions simultaneously as a critique of the self-serious idiocy of authority and a celebration of the anarchic power of imagination.
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Gallo, meanwhile, was portrayed simultaneously as a naive, broken woman who was battered by her then-husband, pushed to her breaking point, and as a jealous, vindictive wife who was angry about the couple's impending divorce.
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There was shock, relief, worry, sometimes simultaneously, as the world watched Trump and Kim — who were insulting each other&aposs mental and physical prowess and threatening nuclear war just a few months ago — shaking hands and smiling.
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"For Kingdom Hearts III, the Western offices requested to release the game as simultaneously as possible between Japan and America, so we no longer were able to just think about Japanese issues and retail situations," he says.
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There was a lot to be afraid of in 2017 and plenty of reasons to look for a space that was simultaneously as beautiful and charmed as a daydream and as dark as our frames of mind.
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Mr. Hasen, who specializes in election law, said that, going into the election cycle, he had been concerned about the number of changes Los Angeles County officials were making simultaneously as part of a $300 million overhaul.
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Founded more than 100 years ago, the Coast Guard, which is part of the Department of Homeland Security, operates simultaneously as a military service, a law enforcement agency and as a member of the American intelligence community.
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WASHINGTON — It is the most visible and potent symbol of the ethics debate that has dogged President Trump as he has served simultaneously as the nation's chief executive and real estate developer with a chain of luxury hotels.
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Across the hall, Razer is shoving a smartphone into a laptop, using it simultaneously as the brains and the trackpad, and forcing you to challenge what you thought the line between a phone and a laptop could be.
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That doesn't mean a New World Order can't still be built with Beijing, but it will take considerable vision and patience to knit the two most important countries of our times together simultaneously, as strategic competitors and collaborators.
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The fact that Mr. Bannon serves simultaneously as, in the journalist Ben Smith's words, "the guy selling a new cross-racial coalition" and "the chief arsonist of that coalition" casts suspicion about how seriously to take his pronouncements.
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Communications out of the White House during the early weeks of the Trump presidency have been rocky, and Sean Spicer, who has been moonlighting as communications director while serving simultaneously as press secretary, has been continuously under siege.
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"This relief effort in Illinois and Northwest Iowa is happening simultaneously as the Red Cross is providing comfort and support to people across multiple states as tornadoes and flooding continue to devastate communities," the organization said in a statement.
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A second paper was published simultaneously as a follow-up analysis of the data collected; at first, there appeared to be no reliable effect of cameras on police use of force, with some trials showing decreases and others increases.
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"The fragments that compose the installation appear simultaneously as suspended in time and as continuously evolving, while the multitude of layers, assembled views, and variously scaled vignettes coalesce in ways that parallel the construction of the psyche," Maher explains.
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His third record "divide (symbol)" became the fastest-selling album by a British male artist when it was released in March, and all 16 of the tracks were in the top-20 simultaneously as they were streamed by millions of fans.
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PALMYRA, Syria (Reuters) - Islamic State militants retreating from Palmyra laid thousands of mines that they planned to set off simultaneously as the army moved in, a Syrian officer told Reuters in the ancient city after its recapture from the jihadist fighters.
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Simultaneously as you're filling this out, DHS is using LexisNexis and checking out someone's background to see if they've said anything in the media that would be compromising of the current administration, or if they have any liens on them.
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"Crouching Tiger" (1839) amplifies this figurative efficiency spectacularly: Thick lines of brown ink applied with a brush, curving around the tiger's back, serve simultaneously as stripes, contour lines, and shadows, while also suggesting the richly ominous feel of its fur.
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He was a highly regarded performer who managed to be perceived simultaneously as one of the musicians most responsible for keeping jazz history alive and relevant, and also one of the artists most comfortable putting jazz in dialogue with contemporary music.
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"This seeming contradiction — that Shadd Cary would be viewed simultaneously as an object of respect and leadership and as an object of derision," Rhodes wrote in the foreword of her biography, "is central to the story of the African-American woman."
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This photography reads simultaneously as Afro-futurist forecast and documentary work that has discovered a way to use ancestral conventions of masks not to only to invoke the past, but to project oneself into a future that has yet to be.
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The influx and departure of new Anons from different populations with different objectives over many years (here is an example from 2012) resulted in a number of profound shifts, sometimes in opposing ideological directions, sometimes simultaneously, as Beyer's and Coleman's work both illustrates.
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It uses the patina of flagrant, joyous artifice—and a cavalcade of well-judged star cameos—to mask a critique of shady dealing in the film industry, and cinema's enormous potential to operate simultaneously as an ideological weapon and a tool of suppression.
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And coming from the fashion designer, 303, who reinvented Gucci and presided over its explosive growth for a decade, working simultaneously as the creative director of Yves Saint Laurent for six of those years, it sounded like the final word on the subject.
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The state's top elections official, former Secretary of State Brian Kemp himself — functioning simultaneously as the scorekeeper, referee and contestant in the gubernatorial election — was caught revealing to supporters that he was "concerned" about record absentee ballot requests from voters of color.
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When she realized what had happened in the few minutes she was away from her kids, she said her "first reaction was 'No no no...'" In the video, Plucknette is seen laughing and tearing up simultaneously as she tries to cope with the situation.
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We know the FBI falsely told the court in the first application warrant that it knew of no derogatory information about the dossier author, Christopher Steele, a retired British intelligence operative who worked simultaneously as an FBI source and a Clinton campaign opposition researcher.
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West Hughes Humphreys was impeached for something that no federal official could find themselves subjected to in modern times: serving simultaneously as a US district court judge in Tennessee and as a Confederate judge in the same state at the beginning of the Civil War.
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What my church had in common with the Gemstone church was how it functioned, simultaneously, as a set of guardrails on human behavior, designed to keep you on an extremely straight and narrow path, and a kind of "get out of jail free" card.
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Such spatial mutability is more refined in the "Homage to the Square" paintings, which often read simultaneously as receding, like a sunken walled court; protruding, like a flat-topped pyramid; and holding steady in a single slightly vibrating plane — a temple gate to another world.
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Its roots can be traced back to a potent cocktail of vision, fortuitous timing, relentlessness, and a knack for exploiting loopholes — from state tax laws to a dearth of regulation that could have prevented it from acting simultaneously as retailer, retail platform, and consumer brand kingmaker.
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But he broke starkly with Democrats over the Affordable Care Act as he repeated a promise to submit a plan to repeal and replace the law "essentially simultaneously," as soon as Representative Tom Price, his choice to be secretary of health and human services, is confirmed.
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Saudi Arabia is a strange polity in that it is an absolute monarchy that functions simultaneously as an almost perfect socialist state, where most of the population work for the government, pay no taxes, receive subsidies for energy and electricity and enjoy free health care and education.
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Wednesday's announcement comes on the heels of other major changes to the platform, including an update last year allowing users to more easily create threads of messages that post simultaneously, as well as an increase of the site's character limit for tweets, from 85033 characters to 280.
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"One Dance" (featuring Wizkid and Kyla) and "Pop Style" (featuring Jay Z and Kanye West, aka The Throne) were released simultaneously as singles a few weeks ago, and rough versions of both "Controlla" and "Faithful" — featuring Popcaan and the late Pimp C, respectively — leaked around the same time.
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While Madaya is surrounded by forces loyal to the government of President Bashar al-Assad, the northern towns of Fua and Kefraya, are besieged by rebel troops; recent aid deliveries took place in all three towns simultaneously, as part of a U.N.-brokered deal, but they have now stopped.
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By day, he works as a software engineer in Huntsville, in an office where his sideline as one of the wall-walking aerialists who throw themselves at the hilariously sadistic obstacle course on NBC's American Ninja Warrior is simultaneously as mundane and as strange as any other co-worker's hobby.
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In its extensive 500-page analysis, the DC think tank argues that Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marines are all operating well below the recommended levels, benchmarks determined in-house and aimed at ensuring that the military is ready to respond to two major regional contingencies simultaneously, as called for by DoD's current strategy.
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This results in pieces that function simultaneously as core samples of recent American history — with its rigid collisions of unexpectedly fragile social structures and its seemingly endless supply of killings and massacres — and as a vivid reminder by analogy that some of the things we've been conditioned to regard as disposable are quite the opposite.
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Ultimately, everyone's cooperation will help to prevent COVID-19 from sweeping the country and globe simultaneously, as when this happens, hospital beds, intensive care units, ventilators, medical supplies, and the number of well healthcare workers will become the limiting factor in our ability to provide adequate care, and the frequency of poor outcomes will rise.
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Read more:The 2019 NFL playoff bracket is setAnnouncer Kevin Harlan brilliantly called 2 games simultaneously as the Chiefs stole a first-round bye from the Patriots in final moments of seasonTom Brady says a tip from Peyton Manning helped him turn Rob Gronkowski into the most dominant tight end in the NFLWHERE ARE THEY NOW?
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Having run on an agenda of reform and racial justice, Mr. Thompson, once in office, earned a reputation as both an advocate for minority communities in a section of the city known for its divisions between black and white residents and, simultaneously, as a tough law-enforcement officer who concentrated on cracking down on gun crimes and violent street gangs.
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New York state election law is popularly understood to include what is often referred to as a "full-face ballot" requirement, stipulating that all candidates for all offices in an election be presented simultaneously, as part of a single display — the sort of idea a person might propose if he had never seen a book, or had only ever experienced music as a second-long cacophonous burst of every note simultaneously.
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Read more:Announcer Kevin Harlan brilliantly called 2 games simultaneously as the Chiefs stole a first-round bye from the Patriots in final moments of seasonThe Lions pulled off a trick play similar to the &aposPhilly Special&apos to bamboozle the Packers for a touchdownThe Patriots are so desperate for receivers they had a linebacker catching touchdown passesTom Brady says a tip from Peyton Manning helped him turn Rob Gronkowski into the most dominant tight end in the NFL
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