There's a smorgasbord of choices in all colors and sizes.
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Cohen pled guilty to a veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent conduct.
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District 9 was a smorgasbord of racism, apartheid, and poverty.
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Williams dunked yet again after a smorgasbord of passes by teammates.
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Customers could choose from a smorgasbord of salads, desserts, and meats.
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Every spring Robert De Niro offers up this downtown movie smorgasbord.
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"STOP TRYING TO BE GOD" is a smorgasbord of sonic ideas.
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I'm meeting a smorgasbord of friends at a local beer hall tonight.
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I had assumed this would be my first smorgasbord of kitchen snacks.
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IMPORTANT: This is only a tiny selection of our thirst smorgasbord. *probably
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Ahead, feast your eyes on the smorgasbord that is Justin Bieber's Instagram.
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Platt's memoir is a timely and delectable smorgasbord of dishes and dishing.
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A pack-your-own picnic lunch smorgasbord is set out at breakfast.
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What's your process like for putting a smorgasbord book like this together?
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AAA warns that modern cars offer a "smorgasbord of treats" for rats.
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The smorgasbord will center around crayfish, but that's far from the only offering.
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Relevance: On one hand, the episode features a smorgasbord of contemporary social anxieties.
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So go on and make your dating profile a smorgasbord of different eats.
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Be my friend and we'll have a big smorgasbord of Mickey Mouse shirts.
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For all its pitfalls, London's a smorgasbord of over 8 million juicy brains.
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Trump, by contrast, has a smorgasbord of plausible options with conventional political résumés.
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The 2020 presidential election promises a veritable smorgasbord of options on the left.
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L.O.P. event was a total smorgasbord of music, fashion, ego, and more ego.
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Because of Facebook, because of Twitter, I have an unlimited smorgasbord of stories.
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Would you willingly smother your bare hands in a smorgasbord of potentially harmful bacteria?
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"The colors for spring 2019 are like a smorgasbord of fresh fruit," he says.
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Translation: There's a veritable smorgasbord of opportunities for RiRi to take her epic Instagrams.
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It was a smorgasbord of information peddled as something that probably needed your attention.
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The sugary smorgasbord includes chocolate chip cookies, tiramisu push pops, and a chocolate fountain.
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As always, the centerpiece will be a smorgasbord-like Winter Jazzfest Marathon, on Jan.
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So a buffet of news stories and a smorgasbord of tweets were obviously warranted.
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This annual celebration of Brooklyn-based dance companies is a smorgasbord of global styles.
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Prepare for a smorgasbord of symbolic tax amendments crafted for messaging and trolling purposes.
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We've done some digging, and found out the RNC has planned a true smorgasbord.
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There's a smorgasbord of midseason television hitting the airwaves over the next couple of months.
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However, Thirst Street, directed by Nathan Silver, is the truest visual smorgasbord of the batch.
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As for Lego Minifigs, there's a smorgasbord of classic Batman characters included with this set.
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The WFNA adds several more provisions that make it a smorgasbord of unfair labor policy.
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This popular seasonal smorgasbord of dance returns with five distinct programs over nearly two weeks.
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Then dive into the smorgasbord of international flavors at the casual cafeteria-style dining section.
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Companies like Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu offer a smorgasbord of licensed and original video series.
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The cosmopolitan smorgasbord of the market area is not the only sign of this influx.
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The centerpiece is a jazz marathon (the more accurate metaphor might be "smorgasbord") on Friday, Jan.
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"Art seeks to lead you to an inevitable conclusion, not a smorgasbord of choices," Ebert added.
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The streaming platform will also play host to a veritable smorgasbord of non-HBO created content.
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This week's podcast is a smorgasbord of new releases, from action to horror to fantasy films.
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So, in classic Swedish fashion, I'm gathering them all up now today as a smorgasbord review.
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If you've got enough guests, you could set up a smorgasbord and give them a choice.
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A sommelier of talent, Gregg Popovich, extracted the best from the San Antonio Spurs' international smorgasbord.
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The judge found a "veritable smorgasbord" of violations of a law called the Administrative Procedure Act.
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The smorgasbord of colors will likely only be available for the mid-tier, 6.1-inch iPhone.
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Now in its 33rd year, this festival reliably offers an impressive smorgasbord of straight-ahead jazz.
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When I think back to being a kid, a whole smorgasbord of magical things come to mind.
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That's because, like her father, she's essentially an idea-free spokesperson for a smorgasbord of Republican agendas.
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We Brits are eternally grateful for a veritable smorgasbord of inventions the American Empire has brought us.
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First, teachers sign up and select from a smorgasbord of digital lessons on the Nearpod content marketplace.
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Shoppers take note: Unlike most other retailers, HHGregg isn't starting the sales smorgasbord immediately after Thanksgiving dinner.
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Trader Joe's makes it SO easy with a sweet smorgasbord of specialty cookies, spreads, and frozen creams.
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It is a veritable public policy smorgasbord with an "all you can eat" menu of potential topics.
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Fake news provides voters with a smorgasbord of facts and lies from which to pick and choose.
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Whether limited-edition or year-round, Trader Joe's is always on point with its smorgasbord of sweets.
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It was an offensive smorgasbord for Golden State, which sampled a bit of everything on the menu.
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"An international smorgasbord; and you could say they all united harmoniously and peacefully — and that's exactly me."
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Bin bags I just threw out into the yard, where they rapidly became a smorgasbord for rats.
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These trips are all-you-can-eat buffets, a smorgasbord of activities and options laid before you.
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Jazz Now in its 33rd year, this festival reliably offers an impressive smorgasbord of straight-ahead jazz.
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The judge said Wilbur L. Ross Jr., the Commerce secretary, broke "a veritable smorgasbord" of federal rules.
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Confections of Canines and Kings, by human artist Dana Sherwood, was a smorgasbord of edible doggy confections.
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For moviegoers, the $10 MoviePass plan offers a monthly cinematic smorgasbord for the price of a fancy sandwich.
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The internet is a gross smorgasbord of information, and of people and accounts and pages to interact with.
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For many students, the abundant all-you-can-eat smorgasbord in the college cafeteria is far from reality.
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Robert Redford's creation is unlike any other entertainment smorgasbord in the U.S., primarily due to its unusual location.
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When the mall opened, The New York Times called it "a 78-acre full-sensory smorgasbord of consumerism."
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The smorgasbord of takeout food is overwhelming in the best way and seems to offer something for everyone.
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The unstructured summer months ahead are an especially good time to offer them a smorgasbord of reading options.
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What to check out nearby The Coney Island Museum is the appetizer to the day's smorgasbord of amusements.
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As expected, he turned what would have been a normal game into a smorgasbord of his signature dorky moments.
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The quality of Joya's espresso, hyped by locals and out of town Yelp users alike, completed this artsy smorgasbord.
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Creators tap into a smorgasbord of genres from slapstick comedy to political thriller, from murder mystery to family sitcom.
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But in 1992, Ron Clements and John Muskers created Agrabah, a fictional land that was a smorgasbord of stereotypes.
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It features the song "Smorgasbord," the best eating jam of all time, which is also sung by a rat.
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With their new majority, Republican appointees will have a smorgasbord of past cases and regulations to repeal and replace.
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Feel empowered to make a smorgasbord of treats, whether you love it creamy, crunchy, or somewhere in the middle.
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His plans since taking office have been similarly enigmatic, including a smorgasbord of huge increases and politically unlikely cuts.
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Trump went on the offensive Wednesday in an aggressive speech that accused the Democrat of a smorgasbord of offenses.
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As VICE's completely self-designated poppers correspondent, I've sampled a smorgasbord of different formulations of Gay America's favorite drug.
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Instead, they served a smorgasbord of fast food, including chicken sandwiches and burgers from Wendy's, McDonald's, and Burger King.
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India has been the birthplace of religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, which add to its cultural smorgasbord.
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Mashable was all over this smorgasbord of geekery, and we picked our favorite panel revelations from the weekend's offerings.
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His rallies, as an article in the Atlantic explains, have been a smorgasbord of one-liners and disconnected rambling.
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Come spring, they'll add a palatial sit-down restaurant, photography studio and events space to this smorgasbord of wellness.
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His heart leaps and his stomach calls and he sets upon the food, loading it into his backpack; smorgasbord.
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There will be over a dozen autonomous vehicles to sample from while in Las Vegas — a veritable self-driving smorgasbord.
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Williams talks about his relationship to cinematography, including his latest work in Thirst Street, the truest visual smorgasbord of all.
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This beauty favorite is formulated with a smorgasbord of potent anti-aging ingredients including retinol, glycolic acid, peptides, and vitamins.
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Unlike mortgage debt, which gives you a home, credit card debt is likely due to a smorgasbord of past purchases.
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It is perhaps this smorgasbord of influence that has led to Fatima's own sound: old soul with a fresh energy.
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"A smorgasbord," as Farris describes it, with two or three times the amount of product they sell on the website.
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They scampered between the safety of shrub cover and the trash bins containing a smorgasbord for them to feed on.
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If you've ever looked at Bri's Instagram, it's a smorgasbord of her in different fashionable looks in different fashionable locales.
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Unlike mortgage debt, which gives you a home, credit card debt is likely due to a smorgasbord of past purchases.
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In the lawsuit spearheaded by New York state, the judge found a "veritable smorgasbord" of violations of the Administrative Procedure Act.
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If nothing else, Porzingis's getting the full smorgasbord of defenders will only aid his development, even if he experiences growing pains.
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Donald Trump advisor and Bowling Green Massacre memorialist, Kellyanne Conway's Twitter follow list is a conservative smorgasbord, as you might expect.
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TWO of the most loathed politicians in America won big on March 22st in the electoral smorgasbord that is Super Tuesday.
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A smorgasbord of New Game Stuff and Shiny Exploding Excitement and Fancy Pants Rhetoric and Lies Damned Lies is coming, promise.
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Savor the smorgasbord of food at your table, compliment the dishes you like, and give thanks to whomever your host is.
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" After Cohen spoke, District Judge William H. Pauley III said Cohen has pleaded guilty to a "veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent conduct.
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Jazz The second annual installment of this smorgasbord, on multiple stages at BRIC House in Downtown Brooklyn, concludes in exuberant splendor.
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Like its 21625 predecessor, this year's farm bill is a smorgasbord of farm subsidies, rural development, environmental conservation, and crop insurance.
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Fudgy Chocolate Weed Brownies (duh), Sugared Doughnut Holes, and more are going to be the happy endings to your stony smorgasbord.
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The natural world provides a much more luxuriant smorgasbord than the imported, genetically modified junk most people have grown accustomed to.
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One step outside my hotel and I was in a smorgasbord of ethnic food options at the terrific St. Nicholas Market.
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What happened, young people for instance, the entire sexual smorgasbord became available before really they were mature enough to understand it.
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Here's your weekly smorgasbord of all the tech and business news you missed, plus what you should know heading into Monday.
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This popular seasonal smorgasbord of dance concludes its 15th year with the last of its five programs on Friday and Saturday.
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Many young children have difficulty being alone and are dealing with a smorgasbord of worries, from strangers to dogs to thunder.
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Along with P.S. 122's Coil and other festivals, it has come to make January a dizzying smorgasbord of experimental theater.
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Swamp-watchers will recall that Mr. Manafort is facing a smorgasbord of charges related to tax, lobbying and money-laundering violations.
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It is too early to predict how the new set of rules might affect the future of the start-up smorgasbord.
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This smorgasbord of hammered and welded nail-work represents a bravado take on the times, at once flippant, political, and provocative.
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In 2008, Olympic swimming champion Michael Phelps shocked the world when he revealed the smorgasbord he fueled up on every day.
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As I got older, I exclusively shopped at thrift stores for their smorgasbord of 60s dresses, 80s jackets, and clip-on earrings.
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The festival has outgrown that strict purpose, becoming a summit and a smorgasbord, a consolidation of talent from every tier of prominence.
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If there's one (small) good thing about Donald Trump's presidency, it's giving America's best comedians a smorgasbord of weirdness to tuck into.
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If you're reading this, then that probably means you've seen and semi-processed the three-hour superhero smorgasbord that is Avengers: Endgame.
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Unlimited data plans, which have proliferated over the last 12 months, have offered varying degrees of the smorgasbord menu of mobile service.
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One wall, painted in different shades of pink, is the backdrop to a smorgasbord of posters, photographs, book covers, and newspaper clippings.
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Play your cards right and your birthday could be an endless smorgasbord of opportunities to get free things just for being born.
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The result is an audacious, anthropological-artistic arrangement that elegantly lays out a heterogeneous, noisy, and spellbinding cultural smorgasbord, ambitious in scope.
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It's all American stuff," he added, noting the smorgasbord of pizza, "300 hamburgers, many, many french fries -- all of our favorite foods.
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Judge Jesse M. Furman of the Federal District Court in Manhattan said Mr. Ross had broken "a veritable smorgasbord" of federal rules.
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Free-form self-radicalization, picking this or that from the heaping smorgasbord of hate on the nation's plate, is becoming the norm.
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A follow-up in 21992, "Smorgasbord" (also known as "Cracking Up"), proved a misfire, and Mr. Lewis never directed another feature film.
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We made soups and chicken dishes and pasta and embraced the smorgasbord, hunched over a table of miscellaneous pleasures like urchin children.
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To the contrary, what Fusion provided in the end turned out to be the infamous "Trump dossier," with its smorgasbord of allegations.
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CreditCreditSara Krulwich/The New York Times There is no easy way to sum up the rich smorgasbord that was culture in 2016.
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According to Art Basel Miami, Datuna&aposs smorgasbord didn&apost destroy the art work or detract from the piece&aposs monetary value.
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"The audience has gotten more aged (as have I), talkative, and more likely to bring in a smorgasbord in recent years," Frederick said.
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But unlike the diverse and segmented topics launching today, that channel contained a smorgasbord of different videos pulling from all topics and themes.
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My mother is Chinese and did the bulk of the cooking: soy sauce, tofu, edamame, tempeh—we regularly indulged in the soy smorgasbord.
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This smorgasbord of popular reality show themes — celebrities, competition, and shared living space — is beefed up by dramatic confrontation and frank sexual exchanges.
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President-elect Donald Trump has emblazoned his surname onto buildings, board games, vodka bottles, steak products, and a smorgasbord of other commercial ventures.
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The large number of options is a mixed blessing, offering voters a veritable smorgasbord of choices, but creating countless risks in the process.
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Judge William Pauley III described his history as a "veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent conduct" but sentenced Cohen to just three years in prison.
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"I thought the East Village might be the best fit, but I wanted to give him a kind of smorgasbord tour," she said.
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"We believe that if kids can taste a smorgasbord of opportunity, they're surely going to find some creative pathway to connect," Montoya said.
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They offer a smorgasbord of technocratic-pragmatic solutions — many of which make a lot of sense but lack any emotional grip on voters.
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Still, the U.N. is an especially byzantine organization, foreign policy experts say, a smorgasbord of cultures and customs governed by entrenched diplomatic protocols.
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Clean, vibrant, aged and unfinished materials all mix in a smorgasbord of design trends, and lines go in every direction without any apparent purpose.
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On Monday they launched that platform—a smorgasbord of 18 products designed to turn a one-time genetic donation into a lifetime of insights.
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So, while Spotter doesn't affirmatively share this information with third parties, those parties may be able to help themselves to this smorgasbord of data.
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However offering to gate the smorgasbord of personal content that lives on a smartphone behind a face biometric inevitably raises lots of security questions.
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While most of our vanities today look like smorgasbord of unmatched bottles that are barely even aesthetic pleasing, she always had the sweetest stash.
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Amid all this disruption, Britain and other countries have created a smorgasbord of incentives to power providers to keep the lights from going off.
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In the Spotify smorgasbord, all you have to know is that Lamar is a great rapper, and you can go check out his stuff.
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The long-haul flight (five hours or more) offers up a special brand of hell, a smorgasbord of meltdowns, impromptu maladies and indiscriminate peevishness.
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Simply swipe left and the service will cue up a new video based on its recommendation algorithms, offering an infinite smorgasbord of possible entertainment.
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In the view of many if not most Democrats, there are a smorgasbord of corrupt, unethical, and unfit-for-office acts by President Trump.
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In fact, the MCU can easily double as a dystopian alternate universe inhabited by a smorgasbord of random TV characters plus our beloved movie superstars.
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Matching the (relative) maturity of the students, the show's look is mostly contemporary as opposed to the Victorian-Edwardian-Thatcherite smorgasbord of the Potter movies.
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The corporation is apparently asking its own staff to contribute voice data to help train the AI to understand the country's smorgasbord of regional accents.
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And lucky for us, plenty of big name grocery stores offer up a smorgasbord of seasonal goods that come ready for instant unwrapping and noshing.
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No one can go very long eating just a limited array of foods when we live in a society filled with a smorgasbord of choices.
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With just a few pantry staples and your favorite mug, you can have your hands on a whole smorgasbord of single-serving desserts within minutes.
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In addition to that questionable timeline, Judge Furman's decision documents the "veritable smorgasbord" of procedural irregularities associated with the roll-out of the citizenship question.
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For anyone on a budget: There's no better way to experience a city's culinary creative side than to sample the sensory smorgasbord of street food.
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You could, for example, set up a chocolate fondue fountain with a smorgasbord of fruits, pretzels, marshmallows and other items laid out for dipping purposes.
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To be fair, there are other important features in that row that now share real estate with a smorgasbord of ever-changing Touch Bar options.
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This coupled with the Israeli NSA fathering the app might raise some eyebrows among smartphone users who are already enjoying a smorgasbord of emergency apps.
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"We just look at it as we make a smorgasbord of music," drummer Alex Sowinski says of BBNG's no-holds-barred approach to their craft.
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The conference also hosts an annual computer animation festival, which is a smorgasbord of eye candy as this highlight reel of past entries and winners reveals.
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The list is bonkers; an improbable smorgasbord of content representing several subcultures, from space enthusiasts to drag-racing fans (not that those two are mutually exclusive).
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Dressing the slices with a bit of oil and a sprinkle of chives, she turns kitchen waste into yet another dish to add to the smorgasbord.
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When you ask questions like this, you cede your power to the person answering the question because you just gave them a smorgasbord to pick from.
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"Globally we're looking at a smorgasbord of actors and methods in a cottage industry that no one really knows much about," she wrote in an email.
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After all, she has served up a smorgasbord of sound bites that are distasteful to moderate and swing voters, and that energize opposition conservatives and Republicans.
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Put simply, she overfills the plate to the point where we get a meaty smorgasbord of complications, but only a nibble or two of real substance.
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Mate guarding is a term that's used to describe the whole smorgasbord of activities that people in relationships might do to keep their partner from straying.
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Of course, it's worth noting that Sonnen is currently serving a two-year suspension after testing positive for a smorgasbord of banned substances back in 2014.
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Now we're in a world where there is a smorgasbord of things that Donald Trump is doing that are alarming to many people, with real reason.
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Multinational miners looking to build large-scale underground projects in Colombia have struggled with a smorgasbord of legal, financial, environmental and community problems in recent years.
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Their physical dimension has grown, too, as they gorge on the smorgasbord of trash, snack on handouts from complicit tourists and snatch sandwiches from unsuspecting pedestrians.
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Before the game, Rivers acknowledged that he was experiencing a smorgasbord of emotions: excitement and nervousness, but also curiosity to see how it would all look.
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The annual smorgasbord of high-quality, low-cost dance returns with five diverse programs that mixes hometown stars with global luminaries, and classics with new commissions.
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The annual smorgasbord of high-quality, low-cost dance returns with five diverse programs that mixes hometown stars with global luminaries, and classics with new commissions.
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In his family, Christmas meant a smorgasbord of pernil (a roast pork delicacy), arroz con gandules (a rice dish with meat and vegetables) and alcapurrias (fritters).
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As mentioned previously, Ford is offering a veritable smorgasbord of different versions of this car in an effort to cast as wide a net as possible.
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Some advocates call it a "kitchen sink" bill, a smorgasbord of about a dozen different provisions that Indiana legislators have tried and failed to pass before.
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In the opposite corner is a smorgasbord of rappers who have pulled no punches when it comes to their stance on tofu: They loathe the stuff.
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Together with similar rulings in California and Maryland, Judge Furman in New York found a "veritable smorgasbord" of procedural irregularities surrounding the addition of the citizenship question.
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Or, better yet, use the downtime to learn a new skill, get crafty or host people at your apartment for an all-you-can-eat s'mores smorgasbord.
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Using machine learning and clues like location, activity, and weather, the app tries to serve up a smorgasbord of playlists that will match your mood and moment.
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We get a smorgasbord of skin and quills on the tail, and what's more, it has been analyzed for its preserved melanin, revealing its colour and patterns.
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Long-term relationships might make us feel like single life will be one big smorgasbord of orgasmic adventure—but in reality, single life can be disappointing too.
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By the time the first quarter ended, he had 8 points, 613 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals, the kind of score-sheet smorgasbord Green often supplies.
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On his new release "Does It," featuring CASISDEAD, Tricky has delivered a smorgasbord replete with splashes of murky tertiary color, looming dread, but also lust and excitement.
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"I believe the program of this government is, in a good sense, like a smorgasbord: Anybody can choose what they like," Mr. Zeman told Parliament last week.
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The point, anyway, is that we might be looking at a smorgasbord recession, one that involves a mix of smallish things rather than a single dominant item.
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Each September, the university's dining halls host a smorgasbord of seafood — lobster, crab, bisque, flounder, salmon, shrimp, and more — in their annual King Neptune Night for students.
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For photography buffs, PICTURING AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS (George Eastman Museum/Aperture, $213), by Jamie M. Allen, associate curator at the George Eastman Museum, is a delightful smorgasbord.
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The virtual reality smorgasbord set to hit CES is just a few days away, but standout companies are already popping up, including one with a unique HMD solution.
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Elevated by a smorgasbord of diverse talent on and off-screen, it relays poignant stories about equal pay, transgender rights, and Black Lives Matter without missing a beat.
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There's also a smorgasbord of pastries and fruit leftover from a breakfast meeting — I grab a mini whole wheat bagel and smear it with peanut butter and butter.
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Niantic's Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is a sorcerous smorgasbord for the Pokémon GO generation Another limitation is that, as an AR game, you move around the real world.
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When asked to pick a hero amongst the liquid science smorgasbord, Johnson told Mashable that his hands down favourite — to make and drink — is called the shark bite.
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All this amounted to a "veritable smorgasbord of classic, clear-cut" violations of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), a law governing how agencies are to undertake regulatory changes.
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Microsoft 365 is a suite that includes Windows 10, Office 365, and a smorgasbord of other enterprise cloud software, including videoconferencing, Teams (Microsoft's Slack competitor), security, and analytics.
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To distinguish this booming area from the smorgasbord of San Francisco's other 89 residential locales, a local neighborhood association rebranded it as the "East Cut" neighborhood in 2017.
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They look like tiered, frosted cakes consisting of a smorgasbord of materials made into a festive overflow: foam, plaster, toy soldiers, hair, balloons, wood, fabric, and acrylic paint.
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It is a veritable smorgasbord compared with the strict fare of skating, where every day is spent around the same people with the same singular focus on performance.
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The chocolate fountain was less elaborate than I imagined, but it was nevertheless heavily infused and accompanied by a smorgasbord of dipping vessels, from pound cake to pretzels.
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Spearheaded by the chef-turned-rapper-turned-food show host Action Bronson, the idea of MCs dropping a smorgasbord of chow references into rhyme has caught on massively.
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The smorgasbord on offer here includes everything from lamb, mint and rosemary sausages to Australian bush herbs, macadamia dukkah and all manner of local cheeses and sourdough breads.
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The smorgasbord of relatable memes about loving wine or being Italian could be what inspires people between the ages of 54 and 73 to keep logging onto Facebook.
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The Tribeca Film Festival begins this week, bringing its smorgasbord of films, talks, television shows, virtual-reality mind-benders, live podcasts, master classes and more to Downtown Manhattan.
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Exercise has been shown to provide a smorgasbord of health improvements: it can help stave off depression and keep your heart, lungs, and mind healthy into old age.
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There's incest, S&M, and decapitations, and the film is also replete with Troma's legendary house smorgasbord of gore, sex, violence, and a torrent of non-PC one-liners.
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Details: Wednesday's storm is spreading a smorgasbord of weather hazards, from flash flooding and severe thunderstorms to blizzard conditions, from Colorado to Minnesota and southward to the Gulf Coast.
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As we've taken our small-screen destiny into our own hands—skinny bundles, "over the top" content, a device-agnostic smorgasbord of streaming—our hands have become empty, idle.
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There's a new scam getting after your Google Calendar, you can now control TVs with your eyes, and it's time to get your smorgasbord of cell phone photos organized.
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There, he meets accomplished cooks from all over the world, is immersed in a mesmerizing smorgasbord of culinary creativity, and flirts with and ogles all the girls around him.
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But there is a smorgasbord of other indicators of economic activity—in particular, data "scraped" from the internet—which occur at a higher frequency than official data are published.
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Yoshi's Island Probably the most technically advanced game on the console, Yoshi's Island is a smorgasbord of gameplay ideas, creative level design, and showcases of the SNES's graphical prowess.
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Now fashion has been fractured into a zillion subgroups and subcultures through social media and direct-to-consumer everything, so that what has resulted is a smorgasbord of options.
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Critters that have evolved to scavenge for food find themselves living in a temporary smorgasbord of tasty planktonic treats, explains Rut Pedrosa Pàmies, a coauthor on the new study.
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Spoleto, which, of course, will feature opera, dance and other performances, runs concurrently with the ambitious and sprawling Piccolo Spoleto Festival, a smorgasbord of theater, dance, comedy and music.
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It's becoming a tradition unlike any other -- win a national title, get a fast food smorgasbord from President Trump ... and Baylor head coach Kim Mulkey's face says it all.
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Domestically, HNA owns a smorgasbord of property developers, leasing firms, four regional airlines, a respected financial magazine and one of China's largest peer-to-peer lending platforms, JuBao Internet Technology.
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Film at Lincoln Center's Another Country: Outsider Visions of America offers a smorgasbord of wildly disparate cinema by foreign and immigrant directors you wouldn't normally consider in the same conversation.
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But the best part of Walmart's food section was undoubtedly the smorgasbord of hot food available for take-out, which included seafood, meat, and a hearty selection of side-dishes.
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For its 55th season, La MaMa, the East Village hub of avant-garde performance, has assembled a cosmopolitan smorgasbord of more than 70 productions of plays, puppet shows and dance.
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Cookies hosts Ben Detrick and Jordan Redaelli discuss the Christmas basketball smorgasbord, whether Boogie Cousins has been naughty or nice, and an unhappy Noel in the crowded Philly front court.
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"It was pretty much a smorgasbord of spending and policy that got added to this," said Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina and the chairman of the Freedom Caucus.
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Recent ads from Mr. Steyer either don't mention climate change at all, or include it among a smorgasbord of issues including debt-free college, racial justice and impeaching Mr. Trump.
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The smorgasbord of living spaces includes centuries-old brownstones, well-appointed prewar apartment buildings, high-ceilinged spaces in former factories and, increasingly, pricey luxury dwellings in steel-and-glass buildings.
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Readers of "Convergence" may think themselves at a Mudfog Feast, for it is the number, not the nourishment, of the dishes that Peter Watson serves up that saves his smorgasbord.
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After pleading guilty to a smorgasbord of crimes, including campaign finance violations and previously lying to Congress, he's returning to the Hill and pledging to tell it straight this time.
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Netflix now offers a smorgasbord of slow-motion food shots courtesy of the Chef's Table franchise, which includes Chef's Table: France, Chef's Table: Pastry and a street food spinoff, Street Food.
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So go ahead and bookmark the Foodle for next year, when you can serve your hungry guests a veritable smorgasbord of zucchini bread (Utah), vegetable soup (Kentucky), and hashbrown casserole (Tennessee).
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A smorgasbord of religious and political signifiers, with a few seemingly random symbols thrown in for good measure, it's become its own symbol of a banal, graphically incoherent 21st-century hippie.
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As always, there will be a smorgasbord of midrange, entry-level and just plain odd phones at the MWC, and probably a few focusing on security (remember last year's Blackphone 2?).
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Kate focuses on her new husband Toby's (Chris Sullivan) last-ditch effort to save Thanksgiving dinner after he stepped on the turkey: picking up a smorgasbord of vaguely seasonal fast food.
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In the pilot, the creators introduced a smorgasbord of philosophical quandaries, each fascinating enough to be the thematic backbone of a television show: Is artificial life morally indistinguishable from human life?
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Check out ten winning recipes ahead for a smorgasbord of festive flavors that can be combined with your favorite crunchy vessels (whether they're plain old tortilla or of the cheesy variety).
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Fintech firms typically receive backing from venture capitalists to pay for salaries, systems, bright and airy offices and an eternal smorgasbord for employees, but not to support a big balance-sheet.
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We pulled a smorgasbord of staples together so you can mix and match the classics at home without having to take a road trip to a half-dozen drive-thru windows.
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In all, at least 11 individual sharks belonging to two deep-sea dogfish species of the family Squalidae were seen gorging themselves on their swordfish smorgasbord of skin and muscle tissue.
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The downturn of the early 1990s was an example of what Paul Krugman, a Nobel economics laureate, has called a "smorgasbord recession", the product of a mix of troubles in modest portions.
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"I think the fun part was just… explaining to [my dad's bandmates] what our goals are and how we can really have this dynamic visual smorgasbord of awesome take place," said Ahmet.
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Ocean's 8 stars a true smorgasbord of the baddest ladies in entertainment: Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Mindy Kaling, Sarah Paulson, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Awkwafina, and none other than Rihanna herself.
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"JetBlue's disclosures this morning afforded a smorgasbord of investor delicacies, in our view," JP Morgan analysts wrote, adding the airline's forecast could lead Wall Street to raise its second-quarter earnings estimates.
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I don't know that I think that's a storytelling failure, but I do think it shows a distinct lack of imagination when it comes to the crafting of the Marvel Cinematic Smorgasbord.
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As the public face of President Donald Trump's legal team, he spent the last year serving up a smorgasbord of madcap talking points about the Russia investigation and Trump's other legal woes.
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Jennifer Lawrence is about to walk down the aisle this weekend -- but the big scoop here is what she and her guests will feast on ... a smorgasbord of fancy eats and drinks.
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On offer in the book was a smorgasbord of treats: castle cakes with cone turrets; duck cakes with potato chip and popcorn garnish; racecars; ghosts; and one terrifying (sociopathic, in hindsight) clown.
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Here, tourists and locals rub shoulders as they settle down to a smorgasbord of pop-up street food including Ethiopian Flavours's vegetable misir and injera crepes, or Kappacasein's local Ogleshield cheese raclette.
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The smorgasbord that is the career of the chef and restaurateur David Burke now includes this French restaurant and lounge, which will feature burlesque and other performances a few nights a week.
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The highest-profile project, by architect Bjarke Ingels and the BIG Team along with One Architecture, essentially swathes lower Manhattan in a fortress of storm protection disguised as a smorgasbord of public space.
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Gamalost found I finally found gamalost not in a cheese shop or market, but laid out among the breakfast smorgasbord of a Northern European hotel chain, the Scandic, in the city of Bergen.
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"It was pretty much a smorgasbord of spending and policy that got added to this, and so, you know, normally people who eat at smorgasbords all the time are not the healthiest," Rep.
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Nintendo has fit a smorgasbord of inputs onto the Switch's tiny physical real estate with the skill and efficiency of a longtime Manhattan studio apartment dweller: every surface and corner has its purpose.
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Upon their arrival, my mom and aunts gathered around the smorgasbord of bloody guts on our kitchen island, taking on the extremely laborious duty of gutting, freezing, and preparing the lamb for dinner.
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Amazon unveiled a smorgasbord of products at its big event on Wednesday, but the executive overseeing the big launch experienced a slight snafu while doing the rounds to promote all the new hardware.
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The crimes of Michael D. Cohen, President Trump's former lawyer, above, were a "veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent conduct," according to the New York judge who sentenced Mr. Cohen to three years in prison.
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The Instagram life of LeBron James is a kaleidoscopic smorgasbord of nonstop activity and, as such, the clearest window into his personality, far more so than Twitter (which he joined in March 2009).
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This set sail in a 65-piece smorgasbord of ocean tropes: Think sailors' tattoos, anchors and knotted ropes, waves and officer's uniforms, glamorizing the most everyday elements of a life lived at sea.
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With award-winning restaurants and specialties from Singapore and throughout Asia (Singaporean cuisine from Violet Oon Singapore; hotpot from Beauty in The Pot), we treated lunch at Jewel like a cruise ship smorgasbord.
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Instead, it's a crate of White Castle sliders, a nod to the fast food smorgasbord that Trump offered the college champion football team when hosting them at the White House earlier in the week.
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Xi Thought is a smorgasbord of sayings, slogans, historic allusions and literary references, all of which are the subject of numerous dedicated social media accounts and spin-off books explaining exactly what Xi means.
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While Kasich made the rounds, more than making up for a previous gastronomical gaffe -- he was caught eating pizza with a fork -- gobbling up the attention while feasting on a smorgasbord of Italian specialties.
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According to the usual smorgasbord of believable and awful leaks, you can expect that Samsung will be releasing a Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, most likely along with various Mini, Plus and Active versions.
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Instead, Popstar is a gleeful smorgasbord of dopey jokes set in and around the pop music world, playfully goofing on the divas, the pretentious, and the pathetic hangers-on that fall into its orbit.
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In the past week, a smorgasbord of surveys have found Trump leading in swing states from Ohio to Florida to Utah to North Carolina; many national polls gave Trump a slim lead as well.
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Since its inception in 2005, the festival has expanded from a one-day event at a single venue into a sprawling, weeklong smorgasbord of rising and established jazz talent at venues across Lower Manhattan.
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It's a smorgasbord of Australian state financial institutions and makes a ton of sense, because the Australian fintech community is one that's strong, and blockchain is something that these institutions are definitely interested in exploring.
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Such as the town of Rotorua, where your Lord of the Rings tour might start: "Whilst New Zealand is a veritable smorgasbord of shit towns, only one literally smells like it," reads the Facebook post.
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It offered entertainment junkies a smorgasbord of trailers and teasers of upcoming projects, including Netflix's highly-anticipated "Iron Fist," series (a Marvel property), Dreamworks' Trollhunters (another Netflix original), and the "Planet of the Apes" reboot.
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"When you take vouchers, politicking from the pulpit, the trumping of laws by claims of religion, and the immigration order, that is just a smorgasbord of terrible ideas," Lynn said in an interview this week.
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Now in its 10th year, this annual nonfiction smorgasbord is billed as the largest nonfiction film festival in the United States, with 136 features over 10 days (to say nothing of shorts and other events).
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People like Cyrus Teed and Father Divine were only the most zealous exponents of America's unofficial national faith: a spiritual smorgasbord of positive thinking, seasoned by the eclectic 19th-century movement known as New Thought.
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Last week, the Taxi and Limousine Commission reversed the requirement, expanding the option for drivers beyond the Nissan NV200 to a smorgasbord of over 30 vehicles, including popular, fuel efficient models like the Toyota Camry.
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Hope you enjoyed this smorgasbord of entries fresh from the MENU PAGES of my mind — what with COFFEEMATE, ONION BAGEL, BEERGARITA and TUNA MELT — I must have been hungry and thirsty while composing this themeless concoction!
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There's an entire smorgasbord of veggie-friendly food finds for sale, just waiting to be grilled come your next cookout, from actual meat-mimickers and more legume-y variety sliders to tofu and plant-based dogs.
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The SoCal fest already had one of the year's best lineups, a psychedelic smorgasbord featuring My Bloody Valentine, Warpaint, Jarvis Cocker, Tame Impala, Shellac, and a ton more, all at a dang lake in the desert.
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Sweden, meanwhile, is famed for the fiendishly complex julbord—a smorgasbord of such lunatic intricacy that it can take a clear month of fermenting, pickling, and steeping to get it ready in time for Christmas Eve.
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You might find whole fish as a centerpiece for Chinese New Year, a smorgasbord of welcoming dried and candied fruits for Tet and dduk guk (soup with sliced rice cakes) or jeon (savory pancake) for Seollal.
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Onstage for a performance of his song "Earfquake," he was joined by the R&B titans Charlie Wilson (who is on the original track) and Boyz II Men — a meeting of genres, a smorgasbord of generations.
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Michael recalls that when he first started out 30 years ago, many clients wanted the "smorgasbord" look they had seen in then-chic Swedish restaurants, which resembles … you guessed it, the boards of today's Instagram feeds.
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Lucky for me, as a young baseball fan, I hit the lottery: My formative sports-aesthetics years came in the 1970s, the game's most vibrant, colorful decade, with its smorgasbord of audacious and often garish uniforms.
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It was a smorgasbord recession — a downturn with multiple causes, ranging from the troubles of savings and loan institutions, to a glut of office buildings, to falling military spending at the end of the Cold War.
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Participating reporters and editors are all connected to an online smorgasbord of story leads and sources culled from social media, text messages and a national telephone helpline that the public is using to report voting problems.
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Judge Wynn directed his criticism to Republican state lawmakers, who had urged his three-judge Federal District Court to ignore what they called "a smorgasbord of alleged 'social science' theories," and not to Chief Justice Roberts.
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Throughout the summer, hundreds of items will be deeply discounted on a rotating basis and Amazon Prime members will have access to another smorgasbord of deals and low prices, like 10% off of items throughout the store.
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Because you don't know, it's all private and secret about what people are wearing and who they are wearing, so when you get there, there is a big smorgasbord of 'oh that's cool,' or 'oh that's amazing.
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The '90s were home to a smorgasbord of wacky children's television, but for many, the preschool series The Big Comfy Couch had it all when it came to the beloved (and definitely bizarre) programming of years past.
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He was a writer on Mr. Lewis's two television variety shows in the 1960s, and reconnected with him in the 1980s to co-write "Cracking Up" (originally released as "Smorgasbord"), Mr. Lewis's last movie as a director.
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As both sides offer up a smorgasbord of candidates over the next six months, it will become increasingly important to communicate to the party faithful there is really only one thing on the menu this fall: impeachment.
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Giuseppe Zanotti offered up a smorgasbord of color-blocked, glitter-encrusted peep-toe platform sandals, and a glam-rock style "Ziggy Stardust" bootee on a towering base, infused with sequin-striped flashes of blue, green and magenta.
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It was a taut quarterfinal full of bold decision-making and a smorgasbord of shotmaking, as well as a storm delay of a little more than an hour during what turned out to be the final set.
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This study used a smorgasbord of tools to gauge recovery: surveys and interviews, heart rate monitors and sensors that could show us if participants' hands got even the tiniest bit sweaty when they thought about their breakup.
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In his writing and especially on his TV shows, most recently CNN's "Parts Unknown," he exhorted the rest of us to follow his lead and open our eyes and our guts to the wondrous smorgasbord of life.
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The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has given America the go-ahead to impose $7.5bn-worth of tariffs on a smorgasbord of European imports on October 18th after ruling that Airbus had received illegal state aid in Europe.
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And while Ms. Kowalsky, a classically trained pianist, might prefer some Bach, Sinatra or Led Zeppelin, she is also a fan of the unintended compositions by the city, offered up by the street-level smorgasbord of pitches.
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While the gameplay is reminiscent of a classic LucasArts point-and-click adventure, and the characters' interactions a smorgasbord of love-it-or-loathe-it teen-speak, the atmosphere is almost exclusively one of dread and tension.
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We are looking forward to seeing what techniques each creator brings to his or her builds — but we can guarantee there will be a smorgasbord of 99-cent store junk, cardboard and a whole lot of spray paint.
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Not only are we feeling the fresh vibes fish are serving us this season, but we also just majorly dig tacos in general — they're insanely customizable and can span a whole smorgasbord of our favorite flavors and textures.
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The Quayside project will span 12 acres of Toronto and, while still in the consulting stages, is shaping up to be a sensor-laden information smorgasbord for Sidewalk Labs and any other company collecting data in the area.
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Miracle also happens to be a member of a militia who the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)—a nonprofit foundation judiciously tracking militias and a smorgasbord of white power and hate groups across America—keeps its eye on.
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From the lawsuit:Armslist created and employs a series of website design features that offer illegal gun purchasers and sellers a smorgasbord of opportunity to purchase and sell firearms without having to undergo a background check or leaving any record.
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Image: USDA (Read more here)Perhaps even more unsettling than the smorgasbord of insanely vicious, stomach-turning deaths that pepper this book like so many spores is Simon's more nihilistic foray into the idea that free will isn't real.
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The track is a seasonal smorgasbord that serves up a gangsta rap-styled account of the origin of Jesus, imagines a bloody beef between Santa and the Grinch, and features a Wikipedia-assisted breakdown of the tenets of Kwanzaa.
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But Watch Dogs 2's San Francisco is, like the city, a smorgasbord of styles, from the modern glass behemoths in Silicon Valley to the stucco of Palo Alto to the row homes in the heart of San Fran.
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Trump has been masterful in understanding how to keep the media's attention, and his eclectic mix of anti-establishment rhetoric, nativism, attack politics and smorgasbord policies is starting to build the kind of winning coalition that produces a nomination.
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The offerings at the annual, three-week-long smorgasbord of new musicals known as the New York Musical Festival are so wide-ranging — they vary drastically in subject and quality — that careless scheduling could cause whiplash among audience members.
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The film is a misogyny smorgasbord, from the way Robbie's hot pants were apparently digitally shortened to cup her rear that much tighter, to the two(!) scenes in which a man punches a woman in the face for laughs.
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This has left them resorting to a smorgasbord of hypocritical arguments and opportunistic cheap shots that don't have a clear takeaway, occasionally punctuated with the observation that Trump does not rigidly adhere to the GOP donor class's policy preference.
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One side is home to a flourishing creator network, where makeup gurus, scientists, activists, gamers, comedians, ukulele players, and any other sub-community you can think of upload a diverse smorgasbord of material for a dedicated and eager audience.
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Figgins said "many, many other federal officers on a daily basis" engaged in similar conduct, and a report on Epstein's death from the Department of Justice's Office of the Inspector General would likely detail a "smorgasbord" of such conduct.
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Cohen has pleaded guilty to a smorgasbord of financial crimes, some related to the $130,000 he paid to Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, to keep quiet about the alleged affair she had with the president in 2018.
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Cohen has pleaded guilty to a smorgasbord of financial crimes, some related to the $130,000 he paid to Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, to keep quiet about the alleged affair she had with the president in 2006.
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There were drag performances, art installations, projection-mapped art, disco dance floors, interactive performance booths, world famous DJs, live music, a locally sourced smorgasbord, and a boutique with more than 30 vendors offering wigs, clothes, jewelry, art, and more.
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In 2013, Edward Snowden's leaks revealed that the NSA had secretly sabotaged a widely used crypto standard in the mid- 230s and that since 21 the agency had been ingesting a smorgasbord of tech firms' data with and without their cooperation.
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At least, that's what I learned spending a few weeks on a self-imposed binge of President Trump's media diet—a virtual smorgasbord of Breitbart, Fox News, front-page newspaper headlines, presidential Twitter, and a smattering of Infowars for flavor.
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Last week National Review, the longtime standard-bearer of conservative thought, published a 22-part symposium contra Donald Trump, presenting a smorgasbord of reasons the infamous billionaire should not receive the votes of conservatives he has so far successfully courted.
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Charging the men with a smorgasbord of crimes like gambling, loansharking, extortion, arson, gun- and cigarette-running, and conspiracy to commit assault, the feds are also alleging white-collar offenses like healthcare fraud, credit-card fraud and extortionate extensions of credit.
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The smorgasbord of science provided by Cassini and Huygens has led astronomers to sketch a clutch of follow-up missions, including one to fly a sample of Enceladian water to Earth, and another to drop a robotic boat onto Titan's lakes.
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The Skarsgård smorgasbord is brimming with talent, and with two of them (Gustaf and Alexander) currently working with HBO on other shows, it's clear that the streaming cable network also is betting on them to bring audiences to the screen.
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In Denmark I pay around 56 percent income tax, along with 25 percent retail tax, the highest energy taxes in the world, a veritable smorgasbord of property taxes, huge tariffs on alcohol and cars, and even a tax on air.
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Mr. Ross's push for a citizenship question was unmoored from principles of administrative law — leading a federal judge in New York to call out the commerce secretary for violating "a veritable smorgasbord" of rules mandated by the Administrative Procedure Act.
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It lobbied statehouses and regulators and went public with some of the sport's dirtiest laundry to try to shame horsemen, veterinarians, politicians and regulators into treating thoroughbreds like athletes rather than commodities filled with a smorgasbord of anti-inflammatories and painkillers.
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He ended up answering a smorgasbord of questions on other issues on Wednesday, as members of the House Financial Services Committee took him to task for everything from political advertising and disinformation campaigns to work force diversity and child pornography.
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The party was a visual smorgasbord of dissipated animal behavior, and offered Hollingsworth the chance to finally bring in an aye-aye, a bizarre-looking nocturnal lemur he'd been wanting to get into the show, for a quick foreground joke.
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New businessesBecause the cloud allows Thomas to treat IT as a smorgasbord, sampling this and that, paying only for what it uses, the company has found an unexpected benefit to being all-in on the cloud: faster new product development.
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Last year a major candidate for a seat on Texas' powerful State Board of Education drew national attention for having posted a smorgasbord of conspiracies on Facebook, including a claim that Mr. Obama was a male prostitute in his youth.
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There, a smorgasbord of Middle Eastern royals, celebrities (the country singer Reba McEntire; the actress Abigail Breslin, a friend of Ms. Trump's; and the reality TV star Lisa Vanderpump are all clients) and brides-to-be have sought her ornate creations.
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Half a century after Chun first set foot in his new country, his now-enormous family – a smorgasbord of Koreans, white folks, and everyone in between – still gathered for Thanksgiving each year in his musty living room in Olathe, Kansas.
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Bryant Park, a six-acre oasis set among Manhattan skyscrapers, packs in the crowds with its winter ice rink and holiday shops, summer movie nights, smorgasbord of artisanal fare and rustic lunch tables and chairs under stately London plane trees.
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On the other, reducing her killers to the punchline of a violent smorgasbord laced with campy humor feels somewhat reductive of a horribly vicious crime that took the lives of five real people on that night in August, nearly 50 years ago.
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One half of the booth displays a smorgasbord of mobile hardware: different smartphones and connected devices (such as the wearables HTC is making in partnership with Under Armour) curated into what amounts to exhibition of well made but sadly under-appreciated hardware.
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As was the high/low smorgasbord prepared by Bertrand Guyon at Schiaparelli, who served up a soupçon of politics with his embroidery via a play on the concept of taste: the kind that comes from your gut as much as your head.
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Throw in a dash of U.S.-China trade politics at a much anticipated dinner on Saturday between Trump and President Xi Jingping and the G20 gathering in Buenos Aires is potentially going to deliver a smorgasbord of juicy headlines to drive crude prices.
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A little sugar, salt, and sesame oil are the secret to the perfect rice flavor; for the filling, there's marinated, thinly sliced beef; blanched spinach sprinkled with more sesame oil; and a smorgasbord of pickled daikon, burdock root, egg, and imitation crab meat.
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While Roskilde had laid on an impressive backstage feast for its performers, featuring a smorgasbord of organic greens and charcuterie from Bæst and Manfreds, Bam Bam was in the mood for a more freewheeling street food session before heading back to Copenhagen.
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The highly anticipated film directed by Ryan Coogler boasted a smorgasbord of Black talent that included Chadwick Boseman, Angela Bassett, Letitia Wright, Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, and Michael B. Jordan—in addition to Hannah Bleacher and Ruth Carter who worked behind the scenes.
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Lost in the news of President Trump's budget-punt last week is the smorgasbord of cheap-labor measures sitting in the now-delayed FY2018 "minibus" spending bill, or measures designed to ramp up foreign imports and drive down American blue-collar wages.
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A federal judge in Manhattan sentenced Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's former lawyer, to three years in prison over what the judge called a "veritable smorgasbord" of crimes, most important, paying hush money to two women who said they slept with his ex-boss.
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And no, that's not a reason to raise rates faster, to make room for later cuts; it's a reason to not raise rates until inflation is significantly higher, and hope that we've gotten to 3 or 4 percent before the smorgasbord attacks.
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While the host city for Moogfest may have changed this year from Asheville to Durham, North Carolina, it's still one of North America's most adventurous and cutting-edge electronic music festivals, with the four-day event offering a smorgasbord of performances, lectures, and workshops.
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Absence makes the heart grow fonder, and by the time he returned in the record-breaking biggest movie of 2018 so far, playing the charismatic, "he's kinda right, to an extent" villain, and looking like a mustached smorgasbord of snacks, it was time to reengage.
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What begins as a Betty Crocker-style look at the past rapidly nosedives into a smorgasbord of S&M, with Violet Chachki as a dominatrix reclining in leather underwear on top of two caged sex slaves and dumping ice cream on a mustachioed daddy.
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But Libya's chaos, as in Syria, is the result not of Obama taking his eye off the ball, but on his approach to international affairs, in which every player is consulted, every interest and faction considered, resulting in a smorgasbord of chaos spanning the region.
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Newcomer NEEO wants to upset that monopoly with its new NEEO Remote and NEEO Brain combo ($369), which is a system that can connect to just about any AV system, along with a smorgasbord of connected smart devices including Nest, Philips Hue, Sonos and more.
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In "The Fix: How Nations Survive and Thrive in a World in Decline," Tepperman sets aside Big Think to serve up a smorgasbord of small think: practical, microcosmic solutions to big problems in sometimes surprising places from Brazil to Botswana to New York City.
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But for the time being, the leaders of the Catholic Church should act as though this vision, their vision, is more than a wouldn't-it-be-nice synthesis in bureaucratic documents, a generic humanitarianism that informs the smorgasbord of charitable programs mentioned in annual appeals.
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Other multinational gold miners like AngloGold Ashanti Ltd, Eco Oro Minerals Corp, Red Eagle Mining Corp and Mubadala Investment's Minesa have tried and so far failed to mount large-scale, successful underground projects in Colombia, stymied by a smorgasbord of legal, security, environmental and community relations problems.
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Available in 20ml pouches for as cheap as $2.99, or bundled with a $13 bubble blowing machine that serves up a near-endless smorgasbord of edible floating spheres, the Candylicious Bubbles are finally the answer to mankind's most asked question: what has science ever done for me?
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From customer-service robots and gesture-controlled drones to massage chairs that cost more than a car, CES is a smorgasbord of stuff that will make you feel a little gross inside (or, alternatively, super pumped to get your hands on a pair of new headphones!).
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Spielberg has made it no secret that the rush to make "The Post" -- he first read the script a little more than nine months ago -- was fueled by his desire to release the film in a time when the smorgasbord of relevant themes would best resonate.
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The sports niche may seem a surprising one, given how important live broadcast is in that realm, but the ESPN+ found its legs by offering a sizable smorgasbord of original on-demand video content in addition to limited live event streams and premium-tier written analyses.
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United States District Judge Jesse Furman, who first struck down the citizenship question in January, said Mr. Ross ran afoul of "a veritable smorgasbord" of rules governed by the Administrative Procedure Act, a cornerstone of federal law that tells the government how to do its job.
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Which is why Paul Krugman of the NYT thinks the next slump will involve a mix of things: The next slump won't be a big bang like 2008, it will be a smorgasbord recession like 1990-1, the cumulation of a bunch of medium-sized issues.
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Project Plowshare was a smorgasbord of mad scientist nuclear weapons schemes "concerning scientific applications...the possibilities of using nuclear explosions as generators of seismic energy, and the effects that nuclear explosives can produce in the atmosphere and outer space," according to a report about the event.
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The visual smorgasbord stretches over 26 acres, from galleries through a magnificent glass house with an 27-foot glass sculpture hanging from its ceiling, and into the outdoors, where, during my visit, a blue glass sphere was hiding in a bed of white and orange daffodils.
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I drove a ways away while talking on the phone and wound up at one of my favorites, albeit expensive, lunch spots (lol at my subconscious), so I go in and get a smorgasbord of items: roasted butternut squash, asparagus, broccoli, beef, BBQ chicken, and pesto pasta.
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The Fall 2020 show, led by designer Kim Jones, marks the first time that the French fashion house has shown a men's collection in the US. It was a collaboration between Jones and formerly retired Stüssy designer, Shawn Stussy, and the result was a smorgasbord of aesthetics.
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N.L." lampoon of Wednesday night's Democratic debate was another smorgasbord of political impersonations, so we'll just cut to the chase and run down the best players and their most memorable lines: Kate McKinnon as Elizabeth Warren: "I know in past debates, I've been accused of being overambitious.
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At some point in our feeding frenzy, we looked over and saw a circle of men we recognized: Our trusty taxi drivers had been lured out of their cabs by the sights and smells of this noodle Smorgasbord, and were happily slurping away at the next table.
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While we're sure the scents are great and all, we kind of just want to go start a Kickstarter page for this "pulse-pounding smorgasbord of speed and romance" so we can all finally know definitively if these three lone wolves will every be able to howl as one.
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And yet in wrestling with the limits of gaming as an art form, Bioshock inadvertently illustrated that games could meet Roger Ebert's definition of art — leading players not to a smorgasbord of choices but to an inevitable and devastating conclusion, and perhaps engaging their empathy in the process.
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Of the smorgasbord of features stuffed into Apple's new thousand-dollar iPhone X, one of the most intriguing is Face ID — a new feature that lets you unlock your iPhone with your gaze after the system has learned what you look like, using Apple's first-ever neural engine.
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Enter a rising number of Canadian sitcoms — even ones with American distribution on obscure channels, like this year's Emmy star Schitt's Creek — which have started popping up to add to streaming smorgasbord on Netflix, Hulu, and other services because they're easy to import and have lots of episodes available.
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Through the Rockets' first 28 games, of his 56.53 field-goal attempts this season, only 256.5 had come from beyond nine feet, according to statistics compiled by the N.B.A. But the shots that he does take — a smorgasbord of layups, dunks and sweeping hooks — he tends to make.
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Easter's just one of four of IKEA's annual festivals; it has one for each season, including a similar smorgasbord for the longest day of the year in the middle of the summer, a crayfish barbecue in the fall, and of course, a Christmas-themed feast in the winter.
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Unlike well-honed environmental documentaries like Gasland and Blackfish that pick a subject and dig in, Before the Flood offers a smorgasbord of issues, breezing through subjects like strip mining, deforestation, rising oceans, tar sands, desertification, coral reef destruction, vanishing glaciers, and more to paint an overwhelmingly dire vision.
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If, on the other hand, we want to live well by sampling a smorgasbord of human goods — learning a bit of quantum mechanics, running a marathon, playing viola in an amateur string quartet, fighting for local justice — then we might be doomed to fall short of transcendent achievement.
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In a lengthy and stinging opinion, Judge Jesse M. Furman of the United States District Court in Manhattan said that Wilbur L. Ross Jr., the commerce secretary, broke "a veritable smorgasbord" of federal rules when he ordered the citizenship question added to the census nearly a year ago.
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The "black book" of Jeffrey Epstein, a wealthy financier and now-accused child sex trafficker, is a smorgasbord of high-profile, powerful people, including Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, Britain's Prince Andrew and former Prime Minister Tony Blair, and convicted sex assailant and comedian Bill Cosby, Epstein's former neighbor.
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These are recurring themes throughout her career, from her album covers (on 2001's Miss E... So Addictive, Elliott is seen framed by what could be extraterrestrial landmines, or nanobots covered in metal spikes, while the video for that album's lead single, "She's a Bitch" is an ultra-slick cyberpunk smorgasbord).
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Blair Horner, the executive director for the New York Public Interest Research Group, said the deal was a "smorgasbord of elections, ethics and lobbying reforms" that nonetheless was "not focused at the heart of what's wrong with Albany," including the nearly unchecked flow of money through multiple limited liability companies.
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We're long past the days when a classic Gallic feast reflexively required bottles of classic Bordeaux and Burgundy; when a night out can go in countless directions — from a New Nordic tasting menu to a Momofuku-style smorgasbord — natural wines lend themselves to the intrinsic flux of all those unexpected flavors.
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From the menu of two dozen or so small dishes (all under 245 kroner), create your ideal smorgasbord: maybe Danish porridge with sea buckthorn jam, tart apple slices with lime and sea salt, fried eggs with herbs, crushed potatoes with yogurt and parsley, and waffles with marmalade and crème anglaise.
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Inside are three rooms wallpapered in a smorgasbord of signature motifs: Halley's '80s sketchbook drawings, digitally printed onto a radioactive-looking yellow backdrop; images of gooey cartoon explosions, displayed under color-shifting LEDS; a mesmerizing blue matrix of cells that glow like computer screens beneath a "pseudo-mystical" black light.
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There are no meals beyond breakfast, but breakfast was a delightful smorgasbord of fresh baked cinnamon swirl breads and chocolate chip coffee cake, mini-frittatas, oatmeal and fresh fruit served in a small breakfast nook with French bistro-style chairs and banquettes, all in that lovely teal-blue and cream palate.
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Winter Smorgasbord, a half-hour virtual-reality journey, is not, but it offers games: Merry Snowballs, in which a child can hurl those missiles at angry gingerbread men (perhaps they'd prefer not to be eaten), and Santa Sling, in which the player uses a magic slingshot to aim presents down chimneys.
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" The Guardian analyzed the Trump Twitter Archive website and noted, "Whereas the likes of James Comey, John McCain and Mitt Romney receive a smorgasbord of other insults, the congresswoman Maxine Waters and TV host Don Lemon, both of whom are African-American, appear to be denigrated for their intelligence alone.
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The yearly smorgasbord held in Coney Island New York is arguably the most famous eating contest in the world, and every year professionals and amateurs alike pull up a seat in hopes of being crowned the Person Who Can Eat The Most Without Horking It Back Up (seriously, that's against the rules).
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The unfortunate reality, though, is that my Facebook friend list has become more of a "people I once knew" list — a smorgasbord of personal relationships from a decade that included college classes, a half-dozen internships, multiple jobs and all the usual social shenanigans people tend to get up to in their 20s.
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The queer community tore "Seduced, Then Scorned" apart on Twitter, and for good reason; it's a smorgasbord of heteronormative assumptions about queer women, largely that we don't have platonic friendships with other women and are unable to separate our sexualities from our personalities, and that our feelings are less legitimate for being queer.
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Last week, California's new governor, Gavin Newsom, promised to pursue a smorgasbord of changes to his state's health care system: state negotiation of drug prices; a requirement that every Californian have health insurance; more assistance to help middle-class Californians afford it; and health care for undocumented immigrants up to age 19623.
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"There was just a smorgasbord of obstruction by Trump, whether asking staff to lie for him, whether asking staff to do deeds that were obstructive, and asking Mueller to resign, or asking (then Attorney General Jeff) Sessions to unrecuse himself, dangling pardons before Manafort, dangling a pardon before Michael Cohen at one time," Rep.
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In the last 20 years, the internet has overrun your morning paper and evening newscast with a smorgasbord of information sources, from well-funded online magazines to muckraking fact-checkers to the three guys in your country club whose Facebook group claims proof that Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump are really the same person.
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Ranging from plucky, doo-woppy, anti-love ballads ("Rather Not") to synth-heavy post-punk ("Time Is Up") to the fervent, battle-ready rock of "I Decide," Hit Reset boasts a smorgasbord of sonic textures that makes you want to riot one second and dance the next, all the while glimpsing, unflinchingly, into Hanna's vulnerabilities.
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But while this year's series brings plenty of out-there scares (including a veritable smorgasbord of sexually deviant clowns with nightmarishly giant heads, if that's what you're into), it kicks off with a horror ripped straight from reality — and maybe straight from your own living room, depending on how you felt watching the returns roll in last Nov. 8.
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Niantic's Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is a sorcerous smorgasbord for the Pokémon GO generation Devin Coldewey spent some time playing the game at Niantic's office in San Francisco — enough to convince him that HP:WU will be a huge time-sink for any Harry Potter fan, and will probably convert or cannibalize many players from GO. 3.
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Over the better part of three decades he's been pulling back the curtain on the economy, in a smorgasbord of media: not only in books and articles and radio but in documentaries, a format that doesn't easily accommodate topics like branding or smartphone addiction or an economy built around capital growth and competition rather than sustainability and cooperation.
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Whether you've got limited time off from work or are trying to stretch a tight budget, it can be difficult to zero in on the "perfect place" to visit — a locale that has exactly what you're craving, whether it's an epic adventure, a smorgasbord of culinary experiences, or just some good ol' R & R. So, how to choose?
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So the company is essentially seeking to leverage (you could say 'legally weaponize') a smorgasbord of antisocial problems — many of which have scaled to become major societal issues in recent years at least in part as a consequence of the size and scale of Facebook's social empire — as arguments for defending the size and operational sprawl of its business.
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When The Matrix introduced bullet-time slo-mo to cinema, when it abruptly declared that the entire world is a lie, when it openly asked whether viewers would rather live in a comforting fantasy or a brutal reality, when it served up a visual smorgasbord of goth-inspired trenchcoated heroic badassery, all those things felt new in 1999.
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And though not everyone can dive headfirst into a smorgasbord everyday like campaign eating legend John Kasich, politicians can do their best to not pull a Gerald Ford, who, according to former Arkansas Governor and Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, may have lost the presidential election in '76 because he didn't know how to eat a tamale.
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The "Heavy Is the Head" highlight "Rachael's Little Brother" is a pop culture smorgasbord that pinballs between references to "Dragon's Den" (the British version of "Shark Tank"), C.S. Lewis's "Narnia" book series, and the foundational grime crew Roll Deep, set to a pitch-shifted sample of the British millennium-era rap and R&B outfit Big Brovaz.
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"He failed to consider several important aspects of the problem; alternately ignored, cherry-picked, or badly misconstrued the evidence in the record before him; acted irrationally both in light of that evidence and his own stated decisional criteria; and failed to justify significant departures from past policies and practices — a veritable smorgasbord of classic, clear-cut APA violations," the decision says.
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Or salsa on the sidewalks in Casadei's soaring gold stilettos encrusted with jeweled and enameled flora and fauna (think frogs, lizards and lily pads), part of a collaboration with the jewelry designer Ilenia Corti; or Giuseppe Zanotti's strappy sandals with quivering crystalline butterflies, all in a dreamy sunset palette, and all sprinkled among his usual smorgasbord of rock-chick rhinestoned flare.
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"[Ross] failed to consider several important aspects of the problem; alternately ignored, cherry-picked, or badly misconstrued the evidence in the record before him; acted irrationally both in light of that evidence and his own stated decisional criteria; and failed to justify significant departures from past policies and practices—a veritable smorgasbord of classic, clear-cut APA violations," he wrote.
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The experience is an hours-long smorgasbord of both typical Halloween fright fare like zombies and ghosts, mixed with a few nods to this century's predilection for torture porn, a decent helping of fetuses in jars (and even one being kept warm by a demonic nurse), corpses convulsing in acid, and—because it wouldn't be 2016 without them—some fucking evil clowns.
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The event promises to serve up a smorgasbord of new Apple gear to add to your Christmas wish list, and if you'd rather not wait for our expert analysis of everything being announced, you can hop on over to the Apple website's official Events section and stream the proceedings—in Safari or other browsers like Chrome now— starting at 10 a.m.
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The typical summer group show rarely offers much more than a snackable smattering of art showcasing the strengths of a particular gallery's program, but Jack Shainman Gallery's The Coffins of Paa Joe and the Pursuit of Happiness, spread across one of its Chelsea spaces and the School in Kinderhook, NY, offers a smorgasbord of spiritualism that effectively hits on both of the above points of existential reckoning.
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Something like OWC's Thunderbolt 3 Dock, which expands on the USB-C ports Apple offers with a whopping 13-port smorgasbord: five USB 3.1 ports (two of which can also charge devices), an SD card reader, analog audio, optical audio, FireWire 800, mini DisplayPort, and two Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports — one of which you'll likely need to connect the dock to your laptop.
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Dario Argento's Giallo masterpiece about a ballet studio serving as a front for a coven of witches is a smorgasbord of fantastic horror set pieces and bloody deaths; it features more red than Argento's movie Deep Red, and it boasts one of the best scores in horror film history, one of the best animal kills, and the most badass group of dancing sorceresses ever.
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In addition to mayoral control, lawmakers reauthorized a smorgasbord of taxes for cities and counties, sweetened pension benefits for some uniformed workers in New York City, added money for Lake Ontario flood victims, offered tax relief to a racetrack and casino near Utica, made funds available for projects in the Adirondacks, and attached the names of politicians to a bridge, a road and a state park.
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The majority of blockbusters are defined less by what they try to say and more by what they try to give you, which is exactly what they think you want: a smorgasbord of the things you loved from earlier movies, sandwiched tightly together in the same place, so you can gawk at them for a few moments, and then move on to the next exhibit.
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A strong and commanding voice in the support of queer and trans identities in the music and club space, Crampton aims to instill positivity and progression into her productions, which are an aural smorgasbord of astral dripped pads, stilted reggaeton-esque percussion, chaotically spiraling piano keys, and perfectly disorientating sound effects to create an out-of-this-world experience that is quite hard to compare with anything else out there.
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It was a fairly brief, shallow recession compared with the big slumps of 79-82 and 33-9: But recovery was sluggish and for a long time jobless, with unemployment continuing to rise long after the official end of the recession: So here's my hypothesis: the next slump won't be a big bang like 2008, it will be a smorgasbord recession like 1990-1, the cumulation of a bunch of medium-sized issues.
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The Yang 2020 policy page is a smorgasbord of ideas from the mainstream Democratic (Medicare-for-all, paid family leave, legal marijuana) to the Extremely Andrew Yang ($100 vouchers for all Americans to donate to nonprofits, an American Journalism Fellows program to revive local news, an American Mall Act to find new uses for shuttered shopping malls, geoengineering to fight global warming, hiring a White House psychologist to "monitor the mental health of employees serving in the executive branch").
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The fair also boasts monumental tulip arrangements to inspire a sense of the natural sublime as you appreciate the cultural elegance around you, plush carpeting rolling through the entirety of the building to caress your designer footwear as you stroll, open bars installed in every aisle to quench your insatiable thirst, a regular smorgasbord of snacks served every few hours to stave off hanger, and a roving oyster shucker to remind you that there's nothing quite like fresh seafood on demand to fuel your aesthetic appetite.
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His agenda doesn't stop there — the Yang 2020 policy page is a smorgasbord of ideas from the mainstream Democratic (Medicare-for-all, paid family leave, legal marijuana) to the Extremely Andrew Yang ($100 vouchers for all Americans to donate to nonprofits, an American Journalism Fellows program to revive local news, an American Mall Act to find new uses for shuttered shopping malls, geoengineering to fight global warming, hiring a White House psychologist to "monitor the mental health of employees serving in the executive branch").
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