Tristan Thompson alone snared 215 offensive boards in four games.
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And a dozen of these companies snared $3.53 billion or more.
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Abdul Ado snared eight of those boards for Ben Howland's squad.
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Ms. Whitley said Calpers had snared Loyalton in a Catch-22.
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It has already snared four members of the Trump campaign team.
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But much of the work has been snared by regulatory barriers.
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Then at 8:41, Hart snared another big shot by Pastrnak.
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Just what dreams are snared in this Brobdingnagian catcher is the question.
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TBS has not snared the Final Four and title game in perpetuity.
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But McDonagh hopped and snared the puck with his gloved left hand.
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Scott Schebler's liner was snared by first baseman Mitch Moreland in the fourth.
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OPERATION CAR WASH, Brazil's sweeping anti-corruption investigation, has snared yet another president.
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The breakthrough that finally snared a suspect came via a public genealogy website.
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Reporters sniffing around might worry about finding themselves snared in a costly audit.
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Immigration raids have snared neighboring tenants, and he knows it could happen to him.
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But the policy also snared people like Mr Bryan, who were in Britain legally.
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The Martinez brothers and 41 others have been snared in the year-long investigation.
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Familia then snared Nick Markakis's ground ball to start a game-ending double play.
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Cruz, a small-government Tea Party favorite, has snared more endorsements from Congress members.
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Suarez snared it and easily doubled Aaron Hicks off second for the final out.
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The Pistons outrebounded the Mavericks 57-38 as Drummond and Aron Baynes snared 11 apiece.
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It has snared $35bn of deposits, helped by a posh brand and generous interest rates.
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The Reds loaded the bases, but Hernandez snared Joey Votto's liner for the final out.
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Read Ronil Hira's analysis In 2013, for instance, Infosys snared almost 7,000 H-1B visas.
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The ball hit the palm of Reyes' before he snared it out of the air.
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The three golds they snared on Sunday matched Peru's total haul four years ago in Toronto.
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I backed up a bit in my chair, stuck out my left hand and snared it.
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Curry, too, threaded a bounce pass that was snared by fans sitting in the first row.
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Far more, like Patrick, are snared for years in a consuming, grinding, unending cycle of addiction.
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They don't want to keep us snared through commercial breaks or intoxicate us with rage and pity.
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Without their help, officials say, the fighting would have dragged on longer, snared in Mosul's narrow alleys.
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Michael Saunders, with the bases loaded, had a line drive snared by Goldschmidt to end the seventh.
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To them, Manafort sure seems like a very "big fish" to get snared in the prosecutor's net.
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There was a Gio Urshela line drive off Greinke snared by the leaping third baseman, Alex Bregman.
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Had Mr. Inman's Facebook transgressions snared him in a professional purgatory from which he could not escape?
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And the acacia trees that pepper the scrubland beyond bloom pink with plastic bags snared in their thorns.
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That push ended in 2017 when a corruption scandal snared Temer, decimating his popularity and derailing his agenda.
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Ray Liotta is the lieutenant she's asked to inform on after she's snared in an F.B.I. corruption sting.
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Trea Turner smoked a liner down the third base line that Alex Bregman snared for the first out.
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The top three—Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo—snared $118bn of new deposits in 2017.
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C Aron Baynes snared a season-high 13 rebounds for the Celtics, who won at Detroit on Sunday.
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But Asdrubal Cabrera's bunt was snared just before it hit the ground by Bleier, who doubled off Nimmo.
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At that time, the alligator had been hooked and was in the process of being snared, WSAV reported.
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Joe Wieskamp scored 353 points and snared five boards, as the Hawkeyes shot 52.6 percent from the field.
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In 1975, the top 100 public companies snared about 49 percent of the earnings of all public companies.
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Conforto snared the ball and fired a strike home to Rene Rivera, who swipe-tagged Miguel Rojas's elbow.
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In America, it estimates that the share of imports potentially snared by localisation restrictions has risen fivefold since 0003.
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On one occasion in 2013, Tulowitzki scorched a line drive that Fernandez somehow snared, leaving Tulowitzki staring in awe.
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Linebacker Skai Moore snared his third interception on the year, giving the South Carolina senior 14 for his career.
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Why it matters: SoftBank is disrupting venture capital, and now has snared one of Sand Hill Road's top messengers.
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Rebekha Sharkie, a Nick Xenophon Team candidate, snared the prized Liberal seat of Mayo near Adelaide, the state capital.
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Once you've got a ghost actually snared in your vacuum and tired enough to stop pulling, Luigi gets violent.
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Such a count would reveal who, exactly, had snared the votes that might have secured a rare Democratic victory.
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As a result, a new wave of undocumented residents, including many Dreamers' parents, found themselves snared in deportation proceedings.
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But instead Letwin, expelled by Johnson from the Conservative Party, snared the prime minister in a legislative booby-trap.
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As a result of confusion and conflicting guidance, the ban snared green card holders and people with valid visas alike.
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An ice pinnacle snared Mr. Beckey's rope, saving him, but his companion struck a rock and died of internal injuries.
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Werenski snared a long rebound and fired in his fifth goal at 193:219, the 28th point of his career.
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If it doesn't, give the show three or four episodes; by then its loopy allure may well have snared you.
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UBS eventually settled for $780 million, while payments from all the Swiss banks snared in the probe ran into the billions.
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I snared their contact information, learned who invited them both to the Society, and started to build a mental membership chart.
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Okafor poured in 12 points and Porzingis tossed in seven points and snared seven rebounds in the 29-29 first quarter.
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The throw was far from perfect, but Hosmer stretched out and snared it to double off the retreating runner, Mikie Mahtook.
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The ban snared green card holders and people with valid visas alike, including Iraqi interpreters who had helped the U.S. Army.
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Collins is the franchise defender Cleveland dreamed of those players becoming, and they snared him at a fraction of the cost.
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The Cubs fan who snared it even returned it to Wood after the game rather than keep it as a memento.
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Bumgarner snared it, let out a primal scream and threw the ball into the stands as he walked off the field.
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He ripped the ball, but second baseman Bobby Richardson was standing in exactly the right spot and snared it chest high.
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I fear the ship of state is sinking, and we are thrashing in saltwater, snared in our own ropes and nets.
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Khane Pass snared a fumble by Stevens on a clean bounce and returned it 31 yards for a 24-14 lead.
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In the case of urban deliveries like Lugano, the craft also avoid getting snared in city traffic — adding to speedy delivery times.
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SENIOR LT. ALEKSEY LUKASHEV — Accused of sending the spear-phishing email that snared the login credentials of Clinton campaign chair John Podesta.
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European bonds were also snared by the yield-curve flattening, with yields on long-term German bonds falling to two-month lows.
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Doe claims the risk the videos will become public is high, because of the celebrities who have been snared in the case.
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But the state is still snared in a fiscal morass, including an employee retirement system that is only about 49 percent funded.
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Prosecutors have charged Lula with concealing a luxury beachfront apartment provided by Petrobras contractors snared in the multi-billion-dollar graft probe.
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The gift card caper that snared Ms. Albitz was unusual, but scammers trying to extract fake tax payments aren't a new thing.
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Mr. Manafort, like many of the hapless former luminaries snared in Mr. Mueller's investigation, had a joint defense agreement with Mr. Trump.
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Girgensons snared an errant Filip Zadina pass near his own blue zone and beat Howard on a breakaway for his eighth goal.
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He had been snared by a public call from Larry Flynt, publisher of the pornographic Hustler magazine, for proof of sexual hypocrisy.
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Jordan Staal snared a rebound and fed Lindholm in front of the net to put Carolina on top 2:57 into the game.
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He methodically dissected the Razorbacks, often finding Preston Williams, who snared 2299 passes for 154 yards — including TDs of 4 and 10 yards.
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By the time she gave up, at midnight, she had not caught any godwits, but she had snared three gorgeous greater painted snipe.
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Companies including Bode Technology are building a business from the genetic sleuthing technique that snared Joseph James DeAngelo, the suspected Golden State Killer.
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Flores scorched a line drive that could have sparked a rally, but Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant snared it, diving to his left.
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And that was it: she was snared and shamed by the Sun, swiftly arrested and charged, and told she'd probably go to prison.
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Manchester United, Ajax, Bayern Munich and Liverpool all rolled out the red carpet for Odegaard, but in January 2015, Real Madrid snared him.
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In its opening weekend, "Iron Man" snared nearly $33 million at the box office, before going on to garner just under $23 million worldwide.
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Soon after, Snap snared Khan from Credit Suisse, a risky move for someone at the height of their career in investment banking, Cochran said.
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The ship-tracking data showed that Australia once again snared the lion's share of China's imports, with 21 million tonnes being discharged in April.
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In its opening weekend, "Iron Man" snared nearly $23 million at the box office, before going on to garner just under $22 million worldwide.
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He was then the most prominent nonpolitician to be snared in the Petrobras investigation, which has affected a wide array of industries in Brazil.
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Toles further fueled the rally when he raced to third base and beat a tag by Kris Bryant, who had snared Turner's infield single.
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Nikki Amuka-Bird snared a Bafta nomination as Natalie, a black barrister who willed herself to professional triumph and an idyllically affluent family life.
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In the second inning, he snared a hot line drive off the bat of Josh Reddick with two outs and a runner on first.
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Many of the people Mr. Mueller has snared to date have fallen into that category, finding themselves charged for lying to the investigative team.
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Its weight can also tether these grandchildren of empire to feelings of inadequacy, snared "like a snail caught in the spiral of its own slime".
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John Lewis and an 22015-month old child have all been snared by the anti-terrorist dragnet at times, appearing on the No Fly List.
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Since 2014, Stanford, UCLA, the University of Southern California and the University of California, Berkeley have snared more than 40 national championships in all sports.
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European bonds were also snared by this yield curve flattening phenomenon, with yields on long-term German bonds falling to two-month lows on Wednesday.
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While he was retrieving the gun from his pickup truck, however, Caden made his way to the river to clean the fish he had snared.
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Lorenzo was arrested in early October, linked to a bribery scandal that also snared former General Assembly President John Ashe and rocked the United Nations.
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Barnes then missed a 3-point attempt, DeAndre Jordan snared the offensive board, got it to Doncic, who missed a step-back 3-point attempt.
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G James Harden scored a game-high 33 points on Saturday night, shot 15 of 18 at the free-throw line, and snared eight rebounds.
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Having won the world singles title in 1989, he clinched Olympic gold three years later and snared a silver at the Sydney Games in 2000.
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With two on and two outs and Pressly pitching, Martinez drove a deep shot into left-center field that Rosario snared while crashing into the wall.
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Steven Duggar led off the seventh with a single but was doubled up when Murphy snared Mike Yastrzemski's liner and stepped on the first base bag.
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Line drives to center by DeSclafani and Eugenio Suarez and a liner by Zack Cozart that was snared on a dive by second baseman Jed Lowrie.
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Since turning the spotlight on China in 2018, the U.S. has snared a growing group of Chinese government officials, business people, and academics pursuing American secrets.
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The effort sounds like a cool idea from a company that snared the top spot for its innovations on CNBC's 2019 Disruptor 50 list in May.
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Thompson snared his third pick of Johnston two UAB series later, and wide receiver Jauan Jennings rushed in from 2 yards for a 23-0 edge.
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Eaton scored the first run when first baseman Mark Reynolds snared Harper's hard grounder, scrambled to his feet and threw the ball in the Nationals dugout.
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But until "Claws," a new TNT series starting Sunday, June 11, with Rashida Jones as an executive producer, Ms. Nash had never officially snared a lead.
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As early as 2016, agency lawyers reported that homeowners were being snared by a system that made no distinction between big and small, with serious consequences.
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Fifth-year senior tight end Brycen Hopkins snared a career-high 10 passes — the most catches for a Purdue tight end since 2001 — for 140 yards.
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Like Gao, many of those who would be snared by the police were immigrants from Qingtian County, a hilly region in the southeast of China's Zhejiang Province.
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Kelly is seen as the leading candidate given her strong fundraising numbers, though she's recently been snared in a controversy over a vote supporting voter ID laws.
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More than 20023 people were initially trapped on the three mile ride between the two mountain peaks when cables snared at around 5:30 PM local time.
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But the most crucial defensive play belonged to Green, who snared a line drive by Dickerson and doubled Yangervis Solarte off second, protecting a 2-1 lead.
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However, Alex Dickerson hit Ginkel's next pitch on a line to second baseman Ildemaro Vargas, who snared it and doubled Longoria off first to end the threat.
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With one out and two runners on in the sixth, Brett Gardner hit a soft liner to right field that Josh Reddick snared with a diving grab.
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The next batter, Lopes, hit a liner back to Greinke that the five-time Gold Glove Award winner snared and turned into an inning-ending double play.
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Opioid addiction has been described as the worst drug epidemic in US history — its victims snared, in many cases, after a visit to a dentist or doctor.
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Meanwhile, rides on demand from Uber and Lyft have become a global movement that's liberated personal mobility (and briefly snared China's Didi the title of most valuable unicorn).
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From the very first time Marian Hill—that's vocalist/songwriter Gongol, and producer/songwriter Jeremy Lloyd—started dropping songs online they've snared listeners with their unexpected genre-blending.
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He nearly helped himself at the plate with a liner that was snared by Giants 3B Eduardo Nunez with two on and two out in the fourth inning.
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In coming days, Trump will do what he always does when snared in a problem — divert attention and bury the facts until the national media focus moves on.
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Killorn fired the game-winner — his fifth goal in eight games — from the top of the right circle after the Lightning snared a turnover in the neutral zone.
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One of the hunting dogs — who are apparently trained not to touch kangaroos — got snared by the marsupial, so Greg Tonkins — a zookeeper at Taronga's Westerns Plains Zoo, intervened.
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Clyde Roper, a retired giant squid hunter, told the BBC that if an animal was snared by enough of the suction cups, then it would be impossible to escape.
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The Jets seized the early lead as Mosley snared the ball after it caromed off the hands of wide receiver Cole Beasley before rumbling 17 yards for a touchdown.
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Even as his company's revenues fell 13 percent and its shares declined by 21 percent, Mr. Ells snared a 13 percent increase in pay, receiving $15.7 million in 2016.
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Last month, a plan to open Paisley Park, Prince's recording studio, as a public museum, was temporarily snared by a zoning vote by the City Council of Chanhassen, Minn.
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Breaches of the whereabouts rule have snared a number of prominent athletes in recent months, including American Olympic 100 meters hurdles champion Brianna Rollins and West Indies cricketer Andre Russell.
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The Crimson Tide finished with 59 first-place votes, and Georgia snared two after turning the "World&aposs Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party" into a 42-7 runaway over rival Florida.
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The Crimson Tide finished with 59 first-place votes, and Georgia snared two after turning the "World&aposs Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party" into a 113-7 runaway over rival Florida.
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Yet the Pirates managed only one run on Gregory Polanco's bases-loaded walk before Leake snared a liner back through the box by Josh Harrison to the end the inning.
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On fourth-and-4 from the Oregon State 45, Luton tossed just his second interception this season as Elijah Molden snared the ball with less than 73 seconds before half.
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Several powerful men from the worlds of media, entertainment and the arts have already been snared in sexual harassment and assault allegations, which have led to a string of ousters.
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When Orchard was growing up, his father would tell him stories of having snared one, on his property, many years after the last confirmed animal died, in the nineteen-thirties.
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In March, when the sailing coach John Vandemoer was fired after being snared in a nationwide admissions scandal, the locks were changed at the Arrillaga Family Rowing and Sailing Center.
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TO) incoming chief executive said he wants to pull together Tanzania's mining industry to tackle a "desperate" tax dispute that has snared several companies, including the firm's Acacia Mining (ACAA.
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Although the shark was "bycatch" that had been inadvertently snared by a commercial fishing net, conservationists still think that there could've literally been a better way of handling the situation.
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Jaylen Smith snared touchdown receptions of 21 and 24 yards in the third quarter, the latter a one-handed, highlight-reel-worthy grab to put the Cardinals up 31-173.
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The Raiders squandered a chance to add to their halftime lead when Oklahoma State's A.J. Green somehow snared a circus-like interception in the end zone on a deflected pass.
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He was doubled up to end the inning when Ian Kinsler's liner was snared by Atlanta shortstop Dansby Swanson and relayed to second before Iglesias could get back to the bag.
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More than 110 people were initially trapped on the 5 km (3 mile) ride between two mountain peaks at an altitude of over 3,000 meters (9,840 feet) when three cables snared.
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Mr. Myers, one of a dozen public officials snared in the sting, was convicted of bribery and conspiracy, sentenced to three years in prison and expelled from the House of Representatives.
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Meanwhile, dozens of business leaders and senior politicians have become snared within the Lava Jato, or "Car Wash," investigation into a kickback scheme centered around the state-run oil company Petrobras.
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Dzingel potted his 11th goal when he snared a rebound off Thomas Chabot's long shot and flipped it past Jones for a 1-0 lead at 7:30 of the second period.
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Smith returned the favor in the second period when he snared Alex Ovechkin's attempt with his glovehand off a 2-on-1 on a shot that was ticketed for the upper corner.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) already announced her candidacy — and she's been snared by claims that she was a "tough on crime" prosecutor and attorney general, despite some of her genuine reform efforts.
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Mbappe's first goal came seven minutes later when he snared a loose ball, taking one touch to race past his marker and firing it home with his left foot through Armani's dive.
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Mosley iced it with 14:15 left when he snared a poor throw by Moore near the line of scrimmage and turned it into his first career interception return for a touchdown.
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Women like Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, have snared some top jobs in the tech industry's executive suite, but a lot more needs to be done to promote women in the industry.
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He snared a 15-footer at the par-four 17th but followed up with a bogey, his only miscue on the greens all day, when he missed a three-footer for par.
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That same year, federal agents snared a gay, closeted antiwar organizer named David Mixner in a "honey trap," and threatened to release photographs of his assignation unless he ratted out his comrades.
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A possible second listing could help Camargo Correa deal with the effects of Brazil's harshest recession in decades, years of heavy borrowing and a corruption probe that snared the group's engineering unit.
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Florida's gubernatorial matchup between liberal Democrat Andrew Gillum and outspoken pro-Trump Republican Ron DeSantis has also snared the national spotlight and is widely a considered a referendum on the president's political style.
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If you post something that is wrongly snared by a filter, either because someone falsely laid claim to it, or because the filter ignored your fair dealing rights, you have no real remedies.
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Second-year wideout James Washington impressed again, and rookie third-rounder Diontae Johnson snared a 24-yard touchdown as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the visiting Kansas City Chiefs 17-7 on Saturday night.
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HONG KONG — China's legislature has expelled 45 of its members in a vote-buying scandal that has snared a prominent businessman who is active in donating to American universities, foundations and political campaigns.
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In one illustrative sequence midway through the second quarter, Kevin Love snared an offensive rebound off Kyle Korver's missed three, quickly scanned the court, realized Curry was guarding him, and went to work.
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With the nation snared in what the government says is the worst drug epidemic in its history, routine autopsies like this one, which take more than two hours, are overtaxing medical examiners everywhere.
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He had already tossed up an improbable falling-out-of-bounds, game-winning shot; snared one-handed rebounds; and wrapped Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Milwaukee Bucks' transcendent star, in an iron-claw defensive embrace.
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Clark, who was 6 feet 4 inches tall and had already caught a touchdown pass in the game, went high for the ball and snared it with his fingertips to tie the game.
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Vucevic missed the subsequent free throw, but Jonathan Isaac snared the offensive rebound and D.J. Augustin drilled a 3-pointer, completing a five-point possession that stretched the Orlando lead to 55-46.
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He wrapped up his pre-debate campaigning with stops in Nevada; in Iowa, his surrogate John F. Kerry got snared by a debate about Biden's 2002 vote to authorize the invasion of Iraq.
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On Friday, he snared seven birdies against a single bogey for a six-under-par 65 to edge ahead of England's Casey and fellow Australian Papadatos (66) on 10-under for the tournament.
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U.S. planemaker Boeing has snared a Hawaiian Airlines order for widebody long-haul jets from European rival Airbus, the carrier announced on Tuesday, in a striking blow to Airbus amid dwindling widebody sales.
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Duclair snared a loose puck and rang home his 13th goal in 16 Ottawa home games while on the power play, establishing a career-high 103 goals for the 24-year-old forward.
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Alternative minimum tax: Far fewer people are expected to be snared by it because so many of the old tax breaks that set off the so-called A.M.T. have been eliminated or reduced.
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The investigation snared dozens of businessmen and fund managers suspected of involvement in a fraud scheme valued at around 8 billion reais ($2.5 billion), including the chief executive of the world's biggest beef exporter.
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McGee promptly snared a ball thrown behind him by quarterback Bart Starr, reaching back with one hand to corral it on his way to the end zone for the first Super Bowl touchdown pass.
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The Jaguars moved ahead later in the third when Lee, who snared a 29-yard pass moments earlier, managed to stay inbounds on a 3-yard touchdown grab that put Jacksonville ahead 19-20123.
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Before he was snared by Mueller, Manafort was an uber-lobbyist and the epitome of Washington's swamp culture, exporting the dark arts he learned as a GOP operative to several unsavory political characters abroad.
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It's a tantalizing one for some conservationists because what's in the pot there these days is mostly trapped, snared or hunted wildlife — also called bushmeat — from cane rats and brush-tailed porcupines to gorillas.
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Any suggestion its success was due to political influence would be highly sensitive, especially given that Xi is overseeing a crackdown on corruption that has snared scores of high-profile officials and business leaders.
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A video Campbell shared to Facebook shows the exact moment the little girl's injury occurs, about halfway down the slide when her left foot becomes snared between the side of the structure and Matthew's leg.
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Whether it's a fox, coyote, or some other unfortunate woodland creature, they're snared or trapped and stuck there until they freeze to death or a trapper comes along and puts them out of their misery.
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The first baseman climbed up on the ledge and snared a Keon Broxton foul ball at the last moment, the kind of snare that had Rizzo smiling at the sublimeness of his own fielding artistry.
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Center fielder Kirk Nieuwenhuis ended the fourth with a rolling catch of Carlos Perez's line drive and Yadiel Rivera snared a blooper from Cliff Pennington with the bases loaded and nobody out in the seventh.
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The police action is a part of the sweeping "Operation Car Wash" investigation into corruption and political kickbacks throughout Brazil, which has snared dozens of senior politicians and business executives over the past three years.
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Winston, who led the Seminoles to a 2013 national championship and snared that year's Heisman Trophy, given to college football's best player, was never arrested after criminal investigations by Tallahassee police and a state prosecutor.
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"If you post something that is wrongly snared by a filter, either because someone falsely laid claim to it, or because the filter ignored your fair dealing rights, you have no real remedies," notes Doctorow.
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"The real destructiveness of this is signaling to the region that the oldest American ally can potentially be snared or lured into nonaligned status," Jeffrey A. Bader, a former China adviser to Mr. Obama, said.
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It was 28500, the Cubs were still in first place in the division, and I snared a seat behind the Cubs dugout for Sunday's game against the Mets for just $6900 from a fellow student.
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Mr. Saulnier earned — and sustained — your nervous attention in his grisly thriller "Blue Ruin" and the even better stomach-churner "Green Room," a Grand Guignol about a punk band snared in a neo-Nazi lair.
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In the US, even a background check isn't a total requirement; the current federal law is riddled with loopholes and snared by poor enforcement, so there are many ways around even a basic background check.
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They teased him about his trench coats and corduroy suits, and critics said his questions were sometimes amateurish — he would ask how it felt to be snared in a scandal or hurt in an accident.
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And that defense was vital in the ninth inning of Game 211969 of the World Series when, with the Orioles threatening, he snared a hard ground ball and threw to first for the final out.
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WASHINGTON Feb 6 (Reuters) - An aggressive campaign by American authorities to root out Chinese espionage operations in the United States has snared a growing group of Chinese government officials, business people, and academics pursuing American secrets.
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Verlander had avoided a jam in the seventh, surviving a walk, a hit batter, a 10-pitch at-bat by Aaron Hicks and Todd Frazier's dangerous drive to center, which George Springer snared with a leap.
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Connecticut (23-1) opened the scoring on Illinois' first possession when junior defensive back Tyler Coyle snared a slant pass meant for junior wideout Ricky Smalling and raced 52 yards down the sideline for the score.
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Lazada's $1.5 billion valuation that Alibaba invested at is impressive for Southeast Asia, but it seems far more modest that the vision that snared hundreds of millions in investment from the likes of Tesco and JP Morgan.
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The decision requires U.S. fisheries managers to take steps to implement the plan, which calls for placing numerical limits on the "bycatch" of bottlenose dolphins, four whale species and four sea turtle species snared in swordfish gillnets.
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The Rockies loaded the bases with no outs in the ninth off Hughes, but after a forceout at home, Gennett snared David Dahl's liner near second base and then doubled up Carlos Gonzalez to end the game.
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She is not merely missing but snared in the web of a trafficking network, trading in young girls, which stretches right up to the rafters of government, and whose mansion of vice is situated in midtown Manhattan.
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Allegations that Inaki Urdangarin embezzled millions of euros in public funds through his charity the Noos Foundation have snared King Felipe's sister, along with 16 others, in the trial that has tapped into popular disgust against corruption.
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The goal of this unprecedented disclosure, security experts warned: to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, which snared its biggest fish to date in September with the guilty plea of Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.
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Kenny Stills reeled in his seventh touchdown from 20-plus yards out last week when he snared a 52-yard catch versus the Jets and also found the end zone in his last meeting with the Bills.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somali pirates seized a small boat and kidnapped its 11-member Indian crew off the coast of Somalia, local officials said on Monday, the second vessel to be snared recently by the region's resurgent hijackers.
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And last year, in Season 2 of "The Crown," he snared an Emmy nomination for his turn as Antony Armstrong-Jones, the royally inappropriate suitor and eventual husband of Princess Margaret, who was played by Vanessa Kirby.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. planemaker Boeing Co has snared a Hawaiian Airlines order for widebody long-haul jets from European rival Airbus, the carrier announced on Tuesday, in a striking blow to Airbus amid dwindling widebody sales.
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The bands are bored of playing, so they don't give a shit, and the people that've been snared in by the premium packages don't either—it feels like most of them are only there to update their Instagram.
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The Raptors held a 17-point advantage with 10:20 to play in the third quarter when Lowry made a 3-pointer on an assist from Leonard on a play set up when Siakam snared a defensive rebound.
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The Rockies loaded the bases with no outs in the ninth off Hughes, but after a force out at home, Gennett snared David Dahl's liner near second base and then doubled up Carlos Gonzalez to end the game.
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The stretch, Harvey later acknowledged, had been a challenge for him, and here he got a break: Brett Lawrie blistered a liner to first, but Wilmer Flores snared it and stepped on the bag for a double play.
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It was the place where he sparked his fiery fling with Joan Baez; snared the contracts with Columbia Records that brought his civil rights and antiwar ballads to a national audience; and raised several of his six children.
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Lula has denied any wrongdoing and rejected the idea that he owned the luxury condo in Guaruja built by engineering group OAS, one of the conglomerates snared in a vast corruption scandal tied to state-run oil company Petrobras.
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He also made a spectacular play with no outs in the eighth when he snared a grounder near the bag and whipped a throw to first after taking a few steps in foul territory, easily retiring catcher Carson Kelly.
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After Domingo Santana struck out, catcher Jett Bandy came within inches of winning it; but his line drive was snared by Nunez, the third baseman, and Melancon got pinch-hitter Hernan Perez on a grounder to end the threat.
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Harlee has been on Wozniak's team for 10 years, and he's a friend and mentor, so when she is snared in an F.B.I. corruption sting and asked to become an informant against him, her decision isn't an easy one.
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Silicon Valley-based messaging app Tango, which snared a $215 million investment by Alibaba in 2014, holds monthly meetings with a board member at Alibaba to review strategies and strategic impact, says Tango CEO and co-founder Eric Setton.
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The Trojans (2-270) sealed the victory with a fourth-quarter defensive stop when safety Will Sunderland — a transfer from Oklahoma — snared a deflected pass off the hands of Nebraska's JD Spielman with 2187:292 left on the clock.
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Like countless others, Ms. Windsor had been snared by the Defense of Marriage Act of 1996, which barred same-sex married couples from federal recognition as "spouses," effectively excluding them from the many federal benefits available to married heterosexuals.
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One district superintendent told the Clarion-Ledger he knew of six families with parents who were snared by the raids "We'll worry about the school part of it after we get all this sorted out," Superintendent Tony McGee told the paper.
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The first Saturday sitting of parliament for 37 years was supposed to frame the approval of Johnson's EU divorce deal, but Letwin, expelled by Johnson from the Conservative Party, may have snared the prime minister in a legislative booby-trap.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Brazil's state-controlled oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA is studying with authorities how to start working again with contractors who were snared in a vast corruption probe, governance director João Elek said on Wednesday.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Former Peruvian president Alejandro Toledo was arrested in the United States on Tuesday and faces extradition back to Peru, the South American country's justice minister said, as part of a sweeping corruption probe that has snared several political leaders.
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In the end, the Vikings fell into the same trap that snared the Eagles: after spending two weeks thinking about how undefeated they were, they went on the road to a talented but underperforming team that was hungry for a win.
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Snared by each of the collection's tragic, comic, quirky and/or quotidian lives, just as Merilee is by her imaginary relationship, the reader tears through page after page and by the end feels not only bereft but ravenous, hungry for more.
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Dennis Rodman was a tabloid wacko and tended to look, in the second he snared a miss, like a man leaping from a burning building, and so his work on the glass was considered the effect of nearly deranged hustle.
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On second-and-5 from the Syracuse 20033, Dungey pitched the ball to Strickland, who tossed it about 30 yards to wide-open receiver Brisly Estime, who snared the ball on the run and finished the 84-yard touchdown pass.
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This was a few years before the college admissions scandal that snared 33 high-profile people, including the actress Lori Loughlin and the businessman Douglas Hode, who were charged for bribing or defrauding the elite universities that later accepted their children.
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Instead of returning to their customary feeding grounds in the Bay of Fundy, where protections were in place, the whales swam into the Gulf of St. Lawrence, where an alarming number were snared in heavy snow-crab pots and fishing lines.
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Kearse had a sense, though, that it was not the contested ball he had snared for the go-ahead touchdown, on fourth and 265 from the San Francisco 25, in the final quarter of the N.F.C. championship game four years ago.
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That's something of the Alabama way, a perfect fit for a program that claimed 13 national titles before it snared its first Heisman Trophy, and which until yesterday had not produced a quarterback that started a NFL playoff game since 1982.
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When Tittle threw seven touchdown passes against the Redskins in an October 1962 game, Shofner, who snared one of them, had 11 receptions, tying Gifford's single-game club mark, and he amassed 269 yards on pass receptions, still a Giants record.
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An entire dog run's worth of celebrities lend their voices to this animated comedy about what animals do when their owners aren't around — including saving their friends Max (Louis C. K.) and Duke (Eric Stonestreet) when they're snared by animal control.
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Luka Garza finished with 29 points and snared 12 rebounds, Joe Wieskamp had 14 points and eight boards, and Jack Nunge finished with 11 points to spark Iowa to an 583-68 win over North Florida in Iowa City on Thursday.
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Colin Sutton is a former Detective Chief Inspector who snared the high-profile serial killer Levi Bellfield, a man convicted of the murders of three young blonde women, including 13-year-old schoolgirl Milly Dowler, in West London in the 2000s.
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With his back to the keeper, Lingard snared it with his right foot and had enough space that he let the ball bounce in front of him, and whipped himself around for the strike as the ball bounced back up.
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He snared a clearing attempt with his right foot, then hit a worm burner right to the front of the box that was redirected in by Nani, crossing up Hennessey and giving Portugal a 2-0 lead over the upstart Wales squad.
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But playing in an era when Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have snared 43 slams between them, Murray has had to make do with winning just two titles — at the U.S. Open in 2012 and the All England Club in 2013.
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Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong and former sprinter Marion Jones are two of the high-profile scalps snared in the anti-doping net but Howman signs off as WADA is on the back foot and world sport is facing an unprecedented drug crisis.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's crackdown on online rumor-mongers and fraud has snared a fresh target - a 17-year-old junior high school dropout who pretended to be a billionaire, gave himself fake titles and posted Photoshopped pictures of himself with world leaders.
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In Games 24, 21, and 27 alone, he poured in 109 points, snared 35 rebounds, dished out 29 assists, and nine steals and nine blocks, two of which (see below) should be included among the very best in the history of the NBA.
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Some people were innocently snared by the tough anti-fraud measures that many bookmakers implement; others had been caught out by the complex terms and conditions that bookies often use (and are being investigated by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) over).
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Saudi Binladin Group snared contracts to manage construction of new projects worth tens of billions of dollars, including a Riyadh financial district, a new airport in Jeddah and an economic city on the Red Sea coast meant to house 2 million people.
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During an interview on CNN's "The Lead," Tapper noted that several top RNC finance officials have become snared in sex scandals and a criminal investigation in recent months as the party moves to blast Comey ahead of the release of his new book.
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For example, B1-rated mobile marketing unit AppLovin in August last year snared an US$820m loan at 375bp over Libor and hospital medicine provider Sound Inpatient's Ba3/B rated US$575m first-lien loan cleared at just 300bp in June 2018.
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Faced with the supercharged Chinese foes entering U.S. turf, the San Mateo, Ca.-based LimeBike has just snared $50 million in investment on top of $12 million in March to speed up its roll-out to reach 30 cities and campuses nationwide this year.
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BUTLER Hugo Murray and Rod Coligado have snared Ryan Butler, who was the pastry chef at Piora in the West Village, to be their partner and to fashion sweet and savory pastries, bread preparations, salads, Scotch eggs, and so forth at their new bakery-cafe.
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Judge also made one of those plays that generally goes unnoticed, charging in from right field to take the final throw in a rundown that snared Yulieski Gurriel after his bases-clearing double had given the Astros a 3-53 lead in Game 4.
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The EU rules are largely aimed at London, home to the world's biggest clearing house LCH, ahead of Britain's departure from the EU. But U.S. regulators are worried that large clearers based in the United States like ICE and CME could get snared as well.
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A Word With For the last decade — as he snared an Oscar nomination for Steve McQueen's "12 Years a Slave," swaggered through the National Theater production of "Everyman" and wielded magical weapons in Marvel's "Doctor Strange" — Chiwetel Ejiofor has had his mind on other things.
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The Steph Curry-Andre Iguodala-Klay Thompson-Harrison Barnes-Draymond Green group snared only 71.6 percent of available defensive rebounds during the time it spent on the floor together last season, the equivalent of the worst rebounding team in the league by over a full percentage point.
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A visit to the sand on the fifth cost him a bogey though and then he was snared by Hogan's Alley - the 580-yard par-five named after his fellow Texan, Ben Hogan, who threaded his ball between its unforgiving bunkers four times to win in 1953.
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No. 2118 Iowa 96, Nebraska 72 Joe Wieskamp scored a career-high 30 points and snared seven rebounds, and Luka Garza registered his ninth straight 20-point effort with 22 points and eight boards to lead the Hawkeyes' rout of the Cornhuskers in Iowa City, Iowa.
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The version that lost to the Spurs in 2014's Western Conference Finals might work better if we're still hunting for a representative highlight, just for the raw futility of their otherworldly talent snared in the razorwire of San Antonio's tactics, but that seems too dour.
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The deal, which will help JBS make upcoming debt payments, follows a string of asset sales by holding company J&F and controlling shareholders Wesley and Joesley Batista, who are snared in a corruption probe after admitting to bribing 1,893 politicians in Brazil over the past decade.
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Jones snared the puck with his glove hand and did his best to size up the open goal at the other end of the ice, only to see his bid denied by Mark Scheifele, who promptly dropped the puck and deposited it past the embarrassed goaltender.
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While some of the disgraced members were replaced at previous Central Committee plenums – or full meetings – others snared in the last year or so are still on the books to be sacked this time around, ratifying the Politburo's earlier decisions to expel them from the party.
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He was snared by the FBI, and in the process of the trial, it became clear that the hack didn't involve Apple's services being compromised through brute-forcing or password cracking, but rather that they were the result of social engineering, in the form of a phishing attack.
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The young women (who snared the spotlight at cousin Prince William's 2011 wedding to the then-Kate Middleton with their spectacular headwear) and Louis are the children of Charles and his first wife, Victoria Lockwood, the former model who is now a psychologist and addiction counselor in Cape Town, South Africa.
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ABOUT THE SEAHAWKS (2-1): The Seahawks got a big boost last week with the re-emergence of tight end Jimmy Graham, who snared six catches for 100 yards and a touchdown against the 49ers and looks to be all the way back from his surgery on a torn patellar tendon.
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But Foles has thrived on third down, and his gorgeous pass to Corey Clement led the running back perfectly beyond his coverage, and Clement not only snared the pass but raced down the field for a 4-yard gain in which he ran through two tackles and into the red zone.
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Calling after making bagel chips for her youngest's 17th birthday, Adlon slid in and out of celebrity impressions (she snared an Emmy for voicing Bobby on "King of the Hill") as she enthused in her raspy, salty way about 10 essentials that she, and now her kids, can't live without.
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It stung even more knowing that they were just 1 point behind the Toronto Maple Leafs, who snared the second Eastern Conference wild-card spot with a win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday, even though the Islanders won their final six games to finish with 41 victories and 22009 points.
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"The same media that resolutely looked away when the most powerful man in the world, a sitting U.S. president with multiple violent sexual assaults to his credit, snared an impressionable young intern in his web and ruined her life, now expects us to gasp with revulsion at Mr. Trump's irreverent comments," they said.
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ST.-GERVAIS MONT BLANC, France — The honor of France was salvaged in the Tour de France on Friday, in a stage marred by rain-induced wreckage that snared the presumptive overall winner, Chris Froome of England, as well as several other cyclists, two of whom were taken to the hospital with broken bones.
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Six years before Neymar was born, in the summer of 0003, Enzo Francescoli, the Uruguayan forward known as El Principe, blazed the trail when he was snared by another club that believed it could combine the allure of Paris with apparently bottomless wealth to create, almost from scratch, a team of superstars.
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But when a questionable confession at the hands of Detective Inspector Olivia Greenwood (Wunmi Mosaku) — now assigned to counterterrorism command — results in Russell's freedom, pending a retrial, Banville is snared in a Pandora's box involving Sir Alastair McKinnon (Michael Gambon), a disquieted politician turned Cambridge master who has summoned sinister American operatives to the scene.
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EditorsNote: 2nd graf, takes out Iowa all-time scoring reference Sophomore guard Joe Wieskamp scored a career-high 30 points and snared seven rebounds and Luka Garza registered his ninth straight 20-point effort with 22 points and eight boards to lead No. 163 Iowa to a 96-72 rout over Nebraska in Big Ten action on Saturday night.
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As A-Rod rode the bench these last few weeks — "painful and embarrassing," he said — and Manager Joe Girardi bristled at reporters' questions of why, anyone who knows Cashman could imagine his hardening feelings about a player the Yankees welcomed back in 2015 after a one-season suspension for being snared in the net of the Biogenesis drug scandal.
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Read more:Newly unsealed court documents appear to contradict Trump&aposs denials that he knew of the hush-money payments made to Stormy Daniels before the electionTrump was reportedly in the room when Michael Cohen was discussing hush-money payments with the publisher of the National EnquirerInside the wild tabloid world of payoffs and porn stars that snared Michael Cohen
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The athletic department has been the subject of two F.B.I. investigations since Swann took over more than three years ago — Tony Bland, a men's basketball assistant coach, pleaded guilty to bribery in a corruption case, and a top administrator, the water polo coach and two others connected to the department were snared in a nationwide academic admissions scandal.
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Its wild populations, already hemmed in by habitat destruction because of an exploding human population, are also being shot, snared and live-captured so efficiently that national parks and other natural areas are now mostly afflicted with "empty forest syndrome": suitable forest habitat from which even small animals and birds have been hunted into local extinction.
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How an Investigation of Fake FCC Comments Snared a Prominent D.C. Media Firm Millions of records that the FCC's top lawyer once fought to hold back from state law enforcement…Read more ReadThe notion that the system is in any way "secure" to begin with is comical, since one doesn't need to actually commit a computer crime to flood it with bogus comments.
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But the Cardinals (33-47) will have to rely on the steadiness Wainwright showed Monday — when he bounced back to retire pinch hitter Wilmer Flores on a groundout before giving way to Tyler Lyons, who snared Michael Conforto's liner for the final out of the inning — if they are to reach the playoffs for the seventh time in his career.
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Baldwin simply jumped has high as he could, reached his hand up higher still, and snared it out of the air for a 17-yard completion Here are another couple of angles: it kept the drive alive and Seattle got as close as the Minnesota 38-yard line before Wilson was intercepted by Trae Waynes, who returned it to the Seattle 24.
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His wife, Tess, married him after he was already snared in that darkness's web, and it's as if whatever he did there (this is sort of a spoiler, but not really — it was torture) has manifested itself in her, a constant fear of ISIS, of strange men pursuing her, of something living in the basement of her house, or maybe her country.
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How Pinterest will escape the advertising traps that snared other social media platformsBill and Melinda Gates are placing bets on this biotech in the race to develop a Zika vaccineThe rise of the world's next great superpower Atti was especially proud of his company's ability to challenge the status quo in markets where many are still unsure of the power and potential that semiconductor chips wield.
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For a 6-year-old snared in the immigration maze, a memorized phone number proves a lifeline What it was like reporting on a teenager marked for death by the gang MS-13 DHS chief is confronted with ProPublica tape of wailing children separated from parents Attorney General Jeff Sessions has called MS-13 the most brutal of the gangs driving the drug trade, and promised to go after the group like the government went after mob boss Al Capone.
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One of Bonetti's meditations read: "Let us think of all those children in various parts of the world who cannot go to school but are instead exploited in mines, fields and fisheries, bought and sold by human traffickers for organ harvesting, used and abused on our streets by many, including Christians ...," She wrote of seeing "men in luxury cars lined up to exploit" young woman forced into prostitution shortly after they arrive in Italy, where many African migrants wash up, hoping for a fresh start only to be snared by traffickers and pimps.
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"God delivered much clarity yesterday as to those who set a net for us , so the Lord says 'May the net your enemies cast for you be the same net they become snared in .. To each and everyone that has supported us on this journey we call life , we love you with all of our hearts , the kindness we have been shown yesterday and through this process has been overwhelming , God is good , we drop our hands and surrender to God and will let God do the rest , you can't claim FAITH and still express FEAR," said Todd.
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Get started here:How an Investigation of Fake FCC Comments Snared a Prominent D.C. Media Firm Millions of records that the FCC's top lawyer once fought to hold back from state law enforcement…Read more ReadNew Studies of Ancient Lava Add Mystery to the Dinosaur Extinction StorySolidified lava from ancient volcanoes, over a mile thick, covers a portion of west-central India…Read more ReadWorld&aposs Biggest Bee, Once Thought Extinct, Has Been Found AliveA black, thumb-sized missile sails through the jungle air, a thunderous buzzing announcing its…Read more ReadNewly Decoded Great White Shark Genome Hints at Why They&aposre So IndestructibleThe great white shark is impressively terrifying (though not actually much of a threat to humans).
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