But when Mr Farah's characters ring true, his novel soars.
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Can you guess which one flops and which one soars?
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Her prose soars with a clarity of vision and purpose.
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The 18.1 multiple soars above other markets around the world.
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And when the temperature soars, the locals turn to drink.
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The Hill: Federal deficit soars 32 percent to $21625 billion.
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Bridget Jones soars and sucks for the exact same reasons.
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A villain's photo album of gruesome thumbnails soars into view.
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Love soars over every section, especially the most painful ones.
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It's in that liminal space that his best work soars.
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Investors typically seek sanctuary in gold when geopolitical risk soars.
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A bald eagle soars above abandoned hunting cabin at Finger Bay.
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A bald eagle soars above abandoned hunting cabin at Finger Bay.
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Under these circumstances, batters' OPS soars all the way to 20.15.
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The results will have ripple effects, whether Pillars soars or falters.
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With strong network effect locking in users, it share price soars.
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Walmart soars after posting biggest domestic sales growth in a decade .
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A health-care company might falter while a technology company soars.
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In Denmark, energy output soars past national demand on gusty days.
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It soars when stocks soar, and it crashes when stocks crash.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Amazon profit soars , doubling Wall Street&aposs estimate.
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Industry veterans, however, believe that as production soars, values will plummet.
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I am far too sapped for pulsating choruses or dramatic soars.
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"The Three Great Stimulants," meanwhile, soars on Phil Collins-style drumming.
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The kick drifts right, tails left, then soars high between the uprights.
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As this high, sharp-voiced singer soars and thunders, hearing her shouts!
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I cry when Jax and Emily cry; my heart soars with theirs.
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As crime soars, the lynching of petty criminals is becoming more common.
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Moore's popularity plummets and Democrat challenger Doug Jones' soars on November 11.
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Puffin flags and Opera soars—but Chrome is right on Opera's tail.
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When he dances, he soars; in life, he swerves into self-doubt.
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When rates dip, its price soars; when they surge, its value plunges.
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She soars while he falls, succumbing, at least ostensibly, to his addictions.
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The Virgin soars upward, groups of angels execute a vigorous circling dance.
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Still, how the voltage soars when he breaks into full-throttle dancing!
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When the game soars like that, the showers are an Olympic platform.
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He snarls the aggressive songs and soars on the sweet tuneful ones.
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A golden structure soars to the sky alongside a picture of Donald Trump.
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My body temperature soars and I feel sweat breaking out in my face.
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The FDA is eyeing regulation of the products as US teen vaping soars.
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Cooper and Gaga had a high bar to clear, and their film soars.
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The euro soars 22017 percent on the news when markets open in Asia.
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The Dow and are higher on Friday as the price of crude soars.
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Hitting L1 while she soars above calls her to perch on your arm.
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Kamala Harris' appeal soars as Joe Biden's shrivels after their contentious Democratic debate
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How it turned me into a glorious butterfly that soars above everyone else.
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And how do operational costs increase as the number of underpaid adjuncts soars?
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Support for legalization has strengthened in Mexico in recent years as violence soars.
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"Monument" is a major book, and in her best poems this poet soars.
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You want to hold your breath as Bach's music soars with rigorous ferocity.
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But I really liked how Rivers Cuomo's voice soars, much like a rocket.
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Where Morrison's version waltzes between the hedges like a stoned opera, The Waterboys' soars.
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Incredibles 20183 soars past another Pixar sequel, Finding Dory, the previous top animated opener.
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It soars 645 feet, giving residents panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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She soars out of Nevada into an expected win in South Carolina on Saturday.
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And, per the Fact Checker, he often of late soars far above that average.
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We have the people who are taking on predatory lenders as student debt soars.
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Cookbooks A cookbook soars on its best recipes, but can sink on its worst.
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At that point, the risk of military conflict soars because all alternatives seem exhausted.
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During the holidays when my father's song soars most frequently, I still catch myself.
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He also worries about a shortage of supplies as demand soars around the world.
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Smoke soars into the air like a flare from a boat lost at sea.
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Pollution alerts are frequent during the winter when energy demand, largely coal-fired, soars.
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The rhetoric soars but, like bubbles from a wand, pops quickly in the air.
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Elon Musk made almost $12 billion in the past week as Tesla's stock soars.
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A Dominican flag soars high until nightfall, when it is folded and taken inside.
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But even as her star soars abroad, Ms. Ardern increasingly faces challenges at home.
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Gold soars to its highest price since 0.83 as Trump and Iran escalate threats.
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The other animals accept Dumbo for who he is as he soars through the air.
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And no, his singing voice no longer soars like the music on his beloved albums.
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In the 44 minutes he's sat on the bench, that number soars up to 128.2!
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"Flyway" soars with the indie euphoria of The Most Serene Republic or the Flaming Lips.
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That, in turn, makes flying affordable to more people, so the number of passengers soars.
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Food demand soars during Ramadan as families stock up on supplies, causing further price rises.
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If their review is positive, the game usually soars to the top of sales charts.
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He cranes his neck for a better view as Ingles' shot soars through the air.
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Bitcoin continues to attract intense media attention as the price of Bitcoin dips and soars.
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As inflation soars, the new RTGS dollar that was introduced in February continues to weaken.
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It's at junctures like this when the movie becomes less conventional, although it never soars.
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And when he slaloms down its hills on his skateboard, he doesn't descend — he soars.
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She soars over rooftops, flies across walls, shoots arrows, and is just a general badass.
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But if the helicopter soars, it'll provide never-before-seen views of the Red Planet.
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Brown uses an additional language in "Fever Year" — a visual one — and that language soars.
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It'll be interesting to see if Brave's popularity soars now that it's out of beta.
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Security crises typically produce a rally-round-the-flag effect in which presidential approval soars.
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As the prison population soars, so too does the number of children orphaned by mass incarceration.
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"Back In The Band" chomps like a steel shear and then soars with sugary dual leads.
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And as the world's population soars past 7 billion, the pressure for cropland is only growing.
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Periodically a tightness of supply occurs, so the company can raise prices, and the stock soars.
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On the new album, Somi's voice is powerful and soars like a modern day Nina Simone.
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" Gruner whoops in the video, as she soars across a park of cheering mall patrons. "Oh!
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It will also make America's eventual fiscal reckoning, as spending on the elderly soars, more painful.
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As the number of luxury units being delivered soars, the crunch for affordable rentals only increases.
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"Top Gun: Maverick," directed by Joseph Kosinski ("Tron: Legacy"), soars into theaters on June 26, 2020.
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The more information couples input into the app, the better the recommendations get, according to Soars.
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If you add in benefits and administrative costs, the total soars to $670 billion a year.
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As bitcoin soars to all-time highs, the pace of gains is rapidly picking up speed.
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"Once consumption soars amid a real heatwave, production will struggle to keep up," the trader said.
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In boom times, when construction and demand for investment goods is high, demand for steel soars.
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But Pasi Orrensalo sees beauty in everything you discard—especially as it soars through the air.
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I mean, your mind soars through all these, that you can't help yourself, I don't think.
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Also through here passes a spiral stairway, which sinks abysmally and soars upwards to remote distances.
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It's simple, ebullient, magically enticing, and it soars into the clouds, up, up, up and away.
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As much as James dribbles and shoots and soars and scores, he is a constant communicator.
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When hotels are wrecked by a storm, business dries up, unemployment soars and government coffers suffer.
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As the stock soars, traders that have bet against Tesla have lost more than $8 billion.
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You're in full-on Vixen mode this December as the sun soars through Sagittarius until the 21st.
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The company also soars among brands on YouTube, with over 46 million subscribers and 30 billion views.
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I'm staring down the shaft of this flopping, clearly fake penis as it soars through the air.
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If the founders are "top international talents", such as Nobel laureates, the incentive soars to 100m yuan.
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Her voice sounds like the low growl of an angry woman, and it soars on the chorus.
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It soars as a fundamentally empathetic critique of the intersection of poverty, mental health, and rural isolation.
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Soars says that her app's proactive approach and proprietary algorithm differentiates the app from other couples' apps.
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Jasmine soars above "A Whole New World" belting in Arabic, while Rapunzel and Flynn duet in German.
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This finale of the show soars with technical prowess and fearless, unexpected experiments with material and scale.
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Top S&P stock Biogen soars 103 pct as its Alzheimer's drug triumphs in mid-stage trial.
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They embrace as lovers, but again and again, she soars skyward as if on gusts of wind.
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But add more than $11,390 in options to the Evoque HSE, and the sticker soars to $67,190.
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Bathed in a shadowy beauty and slippery psychological atmosphere, "Beast" soars on Ms. Buckley's increasingly animalistic performance.
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Sold-out Amazon sellers are warning shoppers about counterfeit face masks as demand soars amid coronavirus fears.
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So once a crew member hits a button in the production box, she soars above the crowd.
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Its goal is to turn accountants into "growth consultants," becoming a platform that soars above national borders.
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Comet Lovejoy soars through the night sky in a green haze with an ion tail in its wake.
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The Trump International Hotel and Tower soars over Central Park as the crown jewel of the family business.
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Even if growth miraculously soars 4.0% in the fourth quarter it won't grow faster than 2.8% in 2019.
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The foreboding lament, which soars thanks to Cornell's signature howl, marks the late Soundgarden frontman's first posthumous release.
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Like Kat's control of gravity, it sometimes loses control, and soars off into an unexpected and unclear direction.
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With a high arc, the ball soars over the senator as he spins to watch it fly outfield.
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Some complain that food prices, even of locally-produced vegetables and meat, had been rising as inflation soars.
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Fortunately, the singer still has that soulful, raspy voice, and it soars over the bass, drums, and congas.
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PARKES, Australia (Reuters) - It's known as "The Dish" and it soars above a nondescript paddock in rural Australia.
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Aided by big choruses, vocalist Jake Rogers' commanding wail soars above the instrumentation as dual guitars weave throughout.
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MEXICABLE, a cable-car line 4.9km (three miles) long, soars above Ecatepec, a poor suburb of Mexico City.
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As tech giant Apple soars to new highs, options traders are betting the rally is far from over.
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That's in part because India — where cooling use soars — will still be using lots and lots of coal.
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The Noble M600 soars to a top speed of 225 mph from a 20103-horsepower Yamaha V8 engine.
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Stock soars: Apple stock rose in after-hours trading, changing hands recently at $217.94 up $9.16 or 4.39%.
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One of the worst hit sectors, airlines, are begging for rescue as coronavirus damage soars to $250 billion.
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What's more, demand is likely to go up, as online marketing soars along with Asia's relentless economic growth.
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He talks a good Hegelian game about the dignity of religious community, but actually he soars above it.
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As PayPal soars to new highs, one trader is betting the stock has gone too far too fast.
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The work, installed in a vacant lot, elegantly covered in pea gravel, soars 113 feet into the air.
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The move follows airline industry concerns over near-collisions between unmanned aircraft and commercial jets as drone usage soars.
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Even the new score by John Powell (Jason Bourne) only soars when it samples the original John Williams theme.
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The music drones as the Enterprise swoops across the screen or and soars during the film's big action sequences.
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Air quality usually deteriorates during the winter when demand for heating soars and coal-fired power plants rev up.
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Instead, we've only seen things like sporadic arrests of Kodi box sellers in the UK. Meanwhile, Roku's popularity soars.
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Jenkins has created a cinematic poem, one that alternatively soars with joy and love and guts you with pain.
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So those planes' assembly lines, and their suppliers, are going slow, even as the output of smaller planes soars.
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It has a heavy plot thick with metaphors and cinematic flair, but Death Stranding soars in the contemplative moments.
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Proprietary trading firms are jumping in ahead of banks, as the estimated value of all cryptocurrencies soars above $170bn.
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In Pook's score, the viola soars over a delicate harp melody; it sounds as if the instrument is crying.
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The book soars when describing warmth between beings — Ben and Tess, Ben and Flip, and later, Ben and Halley.
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To become a 401(k) millionaire, you don't have to get lucky by picking a hot stock that soars.
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Peter Rundel conducts the International Contemporary Ensemble and the ChorWerk Ruhr in a score that soars across the centuries.
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Then, boldly, Drake soars in atop the sample; his voice is crystal clear, accompanied by a sharp electric keyboard.
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The word ONE soars up out of its slot to ONE UP us, as the revealer at 69A says.
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The pigs can grow to over 400 pounds, and their population soars here because they have no natural predators.
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It soars through the air, casting light on hidden area and dazzling those on the ground with beautiful colors.
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If you include seven other erectile dysfunction prescriptions provided by military health care, that number soars to $84 million.
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But if it wins, it soars to 235, with games against fellow contenders Atlanta and Chicago still to come.
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One of the worst hit sectors, airlines, are begging for rescue packages as coronavirus damage soars to $250 billion.
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Then, as the song soars, Dom sprints back to the gate where their flight is scheduled to take off.
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Higher oil prices, which would come as the price of pork soars, are the last thing the country needs.
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Electricity use also often soars on hot, sunny afternoons, so installing more solar panels can help satisfy this demand.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — A flying machine flanked by winged horses soars over glaciers and flooded deltas.
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There are quieter moments, too: In "Moonmoons," a graceful, melodic cello line soars over cooing owl sounds and plucked strings.
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Major soars through it, having a Spider-Man moment, ready to cyber battle hackers and terrorists wherever they may be.
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Businesspeople elsewhere worry that when the Chinese government decides to fund this or that industry, investment soars and margins collapse.
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The figure soars to almost one-third of citizens during periods of poor rainfall, or the lean period between harvests.
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Yet focus on it and look away, and the full red, white, and blue soars as a ghost of itself.
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This is the work in which Mr. Wilson said he discovered his voice as a playwright, and how it soars.
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Pollution alerts are common in northern China, especially during winter when energy demand, much of it met by coal, soars.
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The effect is that the home soars above the 15-acre wetland meadow with a series of landings and balconies.
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Best SPX stock United Continental soars >12 pct on upbeat FY profit forecast, lifts airline peers ** Financials surge 2.2 pct.
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She soars through the air, performing feats of superhuman strength -- clad in a costume modeled after Puerto Rico's revolutionary flag.
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That sounds like a lot of ground to cover in seven minutes, but Float doesn't just drift by — it soars.
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The top floor of the turbine hall soars 25 feet to a saw-toothed roof currently open to the sky.
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While semiconductor stock AMD soars this year, jumping 50 percent in just three months, its peer Micron is badly underperforming.
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Queuing up behind patients in pyjama bottoms and men in white shirts, my heart soars at the food selection on display.
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New at Cedar Point, Steel Vengeance is a Wild West-themed roller coaster that soars to a height of 205 feet.
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As a song on its own and not attached to hormone-ravaged young adult lions, Donald Glover and Beyoncé's version soars.
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At the same time, crude oil inventory till Oct 5 soars, high above the expectation, according to data released by API.
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"Told You So" soars over spidery Afropop guitar and excitable drums as Williams's voice slips between unadorned yell and robotic vocoder.
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"We were doing full-time work in a third-world country, and we hadn't invested in our own relationship," said Soars.
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Dow soars 303 points the day after Trump's speech to Congress to close above 21,000 for the first time ever Sens.
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My eyes also opened to the pain you must feel as student debt soars and the cost of healthcare bankrupts you.
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And if oil soars, that pattern could send individual names like ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Pioneer Natural Resources soaring along with it.
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An F-15E Strike Eagle soars above Grand Bay Bombing and Gunnery Range at Moody Air Force Base, May 20, 2016.
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As the Nasdaq soars to new records, Rich Ross of Evercore ISI has three stocks to buy at all-time highs.
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As a real transgender person, Sheth lends a degree of authenticity to her performance that soars above her cisgender cast mates.
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Argentina has started talks with the International Monetary Fund seeking financial rescue once again, as inflation soars and the currency sinks.
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So as Sanders soars, Clinton attacks him, which gives Sanders the upper hand as Iowa and New Hampshire prepare to vote.
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"Eternal" soars and dips like a good dance song, Herndon pushing a triumphant hook while Spawn wails obliviously in the background.
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A pixelated Bernie Sanders soars through the air, stomping on the head of a turtle with the face of Mitch McConell.
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"Add poisoned scones and letter bombs, and you have a fast-paced yarn that nimbly soars," our reviewer, Katharine Weber, said.
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As drug addiction soars in the United States, a booming business of rehab centers has sprung up to treat the problem.
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HashiCorp soars above $5B valuation in new $175M venture round But imagine being a customer or employee of HashiCorp right now.
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I love her lilting voice, which soars on the chorus and the slow, shuffling drumbeat that's holding the whole production together.
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Every time I put it on, I have this sigh of giant, artistic, creative release that I just — my heart soars.
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As the cost of flood protection soars, insurance could be what pushes people from their homes long before climate change does.
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The massive rock soars to 8,800 feet above sea level and was pictured on the California state quarter issued in 2005.
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America is therefore starting to run short of some of its most heroic public servants even as its need for them soars.
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Having the right glasses is of particular concern, especially as demand for them soars in the days leading up to the event.
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It illustrated how even the littlest car companies — Volvo has just 22009 percent of the American market — can succeed when demand soars.
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She starts to volunteer with the Green Party, and her cynicism about the efficacy of her work soars to greenhouse-gas levels.
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Starting in 2000, the numbers of very low-income elderly will rise sharply as the retired population soars to almost 250 million.
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In a video obtained by TMZ, Cruise can be shown looking ultra-cool as he soars from one building to the next.
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Pollution alerts are common in northern China, especially during bitterly cold winters when energy demand, much of it met by coal, soars.
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The national central banks stockpile banknotes, and the ECB has measures in place to supply them on short notice if demand soars.
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Believing in yourself helps build your assurance in your work, and when you are confident in what you do, your productivity soars.
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Medallia soars The customer experience management platform priced shares of its stock at $22.7 apiece Thursday, closing up Friday a whopping 215.3%.
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Unlike their European counterparts, American workers have largely stayed off the streets, even as unemployment soars and companies cut wages and benefits.
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The creators pay homage to the author's most famous creation with a Cthulhu-like beast that soars through the opening title sequence.
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As the prison population soars, Justice Minister Paiboon Koomchaya told Reuters he was looking at changes to the country's draconian drug laws.
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So let's get this straight: Trump's policies are to blame if the economy tanks, but he gets no credit if it soars?
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Florence Welch soars on her band's new album, the Marvel series returns to Netflix and the classics come back to Naumburg Bandshell.
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But that could change as China's own growth sputters, debt soars and a trade war with the United States starts to pinch.
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Iron ore plunges 220%, gold soars above $225,220 The market moves have been even more extreme in other corners of Wall Street.
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If Apple, the biggest stock in the S&P 2100, soars, it will give a big lift to the traditionally composed index.
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The room is typically priced in the low $400s per night in low season and soars upwards of $650 at its peak.
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And this spiral eventually soars out of control in the absence of the discipline imposed by lower-priced foreign goods and services.
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It soars above city streets and buildings to transport thousands of people to and from their homes, offices and everything else in between.
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Just when everything looks like it's going to be okay, an Imperial shuttle soars in, releasing a squad of Stormtroopers as it lands.
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Jimmy Neutron soars down Central Park West on his way toward Herald Square during the 76th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2002.
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And those sky-high prices at supermarkets could be around until after the Super Bowl, when guacamole demand soars, according to produce experts.
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Premiering here today, "Bird Of Prey" soars with purposeful pleas, Fortune's voice a revelation as drones give way to a throbbing dance beat.
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CBO's estimate of the cumulative deficit over the next 10 years soars a whopping $3.7 trillion larger than Trump's estimate - $6.84 trillion vs.
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Whatever is available in the market is unaffordable to most, as the value of the currency falls and the price of food soars.
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The supply of homes for sale is falling across the nation, as demand soars and attractive mortgage rates pull buyers off the sidelines.
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If the number includes those people who are displaced yet remain within their national borders, the total soars to more than 70 million.
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He makes crinkly textures, or eagerly doubles Matt Brewer's bass — then for a brief moment, he soars into a tantalizing solo flight. RUSSONELLO
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Ozuna sings cheerful singsong melodies that never impede the forward rush; his light, warm, piercing voice soars up and down with the bassline.
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When Jenkins is true to himself, he soars; he stumbles, though, when he's overly faithful to the novel or doesn't trust the audience.
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As the number of coronavirus cases soars in the state of Washington, Microsoft has asked employees to work from home until March 25.
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The way it bobs its head to the beat and soars up in the water when the music crescendos — be still, my heart!
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As Facebook soars to new highs, some traders are betting on even more gains when the social media company reports earnings this week.
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Tesla sells only a small fraction of the cars GM and Ford sell in a year, but its stock price soars above theirs.
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But two men went further than the rest and climbed the tallest sculpture, which soars nearly 280 feet atop an abandoned apartment building.
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Kendra is 26-foot-22018, with long blonde hair that swirls around her face when she twists and drifts and spins and soars.
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The car soars, flips and crashes into a fruit stand, the rooftop screeching against the cement until the vehicle comes to a halt.
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The $40k a month price tag is for long-term leases, but during the summer months the price soars to $70k a month.
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The music thumps, the camera soars, and if you watch on a big enough screen, it feels like you're leaping from rooftops alongside them.
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It's a beast in terms of sound quality and immersion, doesn't take up much floor space, and really soars when used in outdoor environments.
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Dogan's founder, Aydin Dogan, developed a glass commercial and residential complex called Trump Towers Istanbul which soars over a commercial district in the city.
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Even as America's crude production soars, President Donald Trump has demanded that the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) boost output to lower prices.
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Obviously, everyone puts his or her hands into the air as soon the intro to his most notable track soars out of the speakers.
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The app was founded by Cassandra Soars with the help of her husband, who she met while working an at educational organization in Mozambique.
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His success in both fields stems from his knack for zeroing in on invisible minutiae and slowly perfecting his form until the result soars.
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Her voice soars on standout tracks such as "Romance" and "Warm Honey", making her a musical force to be reckoned with, despite her youth.
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The player does so just as an enemy D.Va, a character whose mech suit doubles as a powerful explosive, soars high into the sky.
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The U.S. economy has remained relatively strong under Yellen's leadership, as unemployment lingers below the Fed's 5 percent target and the stock market soars.
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Its neck-craning height would put it in the same rarefied air as One57, the luxury high-rise that soars more than 1,000 feet.
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One of those men is the remarkable countertenor John Holiday, who has a range more soprano than alto and often soars above Ms. Qian.
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Children under 9 will most appreciate the show, which is like a penguin itself: It never soars, but its cuteness is hard to resist.
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Its worth soars up and down so regularly and with such velocity that the currency in practice can only attract risk-hungry gambling stockbrokers.
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Elected officials, like those in New York, have been pleading publicly for President Donald Trump to intervene as the price of medical equipment soars.
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The luxury condo building soars 645 feet, making it the tallest concrete structure in San Francisco and providing unparalleled views of the Bay Area.
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As the country's unemployment rate soars to a projected 10 percent, Reffkin wrote that the company had no choice but to cut its workforce.
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Musical comedy only soars when it's fully grounded, and "Tootsie," however unbelievable, has its feet on the ground — in a modest Size 13 heel.
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While Pink soars through the air amid pyrotechnics and hordes of dancers, Ms. Clarkson prefers to plant her feet and let the tears flow.
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Arturo is part caricature ("Blessings" is his preferred greeting) and all charisma: The congregation soars from 20 to nearly a thousand because of him.
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His approval rating soars, and in the epilogue we learn that thwarting this terrorist attack is the catalyst America needed to solve all its problems.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An orchestra soars over the soft-focus aerial view of waves rolling along the shore of a tropical island.
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It typically offers around $2,000 per game — to be split among winning players — though occasionally it soars into the tens or twenty thousands per day.
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Qualcomm soars: Shares in Qualcomm have continued to skyrocket since the chipmaker announced on Tuesday that it had resolved a patent dispute with Apple (AAPL).
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On Wednesday, Impossible announced a manufacturing deal with OSI Group, a large meat supplier that also makes patties for fast-food chains, as demand soars.
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As the stock market soars to record highs, this news conflicts with the idea that the economy is still stuck in post-Great Recession doldrums.
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First, if markets know how the Fed will change rates when the economy soars or sours, they will not throw a tantrum when rates change.
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And at another point, the camera leaps in and out of the ocean with the fish nearby, or soars with the seagulls in the sky.
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But as the cost of living in such bigger cities soars, some of these young professionals are looking for ways to return to their roots.
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Yes, we know, the actual device doesn't hover, but the rider looks as if they're floating as their rigid upright body soars across the floor.
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The Eagle of History: The film contains a baffling recurring visual motif, in which an eagle (which appears to be CGI) soars over the landscape.
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Fifty-nine percent of residents citywide support the decision to strike, and that soars to almost three-quarters among African-American parents living with children.
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Profit margins, earnings growth and return on capital all decline relative to peers, while interest expense rises, as debt soars, and other 'special charges' increase.
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As the greenback soars to its highest levels of the year, one trader sees a couple of market areas that could ride the currency's coattails.
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Employment has lingered below 85033 percent, the Fed's ideal level, for most of her chairmanship, while businesses boast record earnings and the stock market soars.
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In the video for "Alright," he soars over Los Angeles and the Bay Area, astonishing all who see him, until a cop brings him down.
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One such study suggests unilateral abolition of import tariffs following a Leave vote, which will supposedly yield a 4% boost to GDP as trade soars.
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Others say that the United States has the obligation to follow this process, even as the number of asylum seekers arriving at its doorstep soars.
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The level of violence rises and falls — it's tempered when truces between the maras and the government are brokered and soars again after government crackdowns.
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Here, in a park full of palm trees in the southwestern port city of Huelva, soars a 114-foot-tall limestone statue of Christopher Columbus.
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Amazon, B&H Photo, Best Buy, Walmart The Olympus TG-6 is a rugged little camera that soars where smartphones crash (8/10, WIRED Recommends).
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Amazon, B&H Photo, Best Buy, Walmart The Olympus TG-6 is a rugged little camera that soars where smartphones crash (8/10, WIRED Recommends).
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Public opinion in favor of legalization soars to record highs Two in three Americans believe that the adult use of cannabis ought to be legal.
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Regardless of whether Snap soars or sinks, its offering will significantly enrich its earliest investors, notably Mr. Spiegel and the company's other founder, Robert Murphy.
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The father of five said his family has been forced to cut down on meals as the price of basic commodities soars thanks to hyperinflation.
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In Nike's photo, which is set against the Chicago skyline, Jordan soars toward the basket in red-and-black Chicago Bulls gear and Nike shoes.
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His assist rate in those minutes soars up to 25.8 (with a dependable 5.67 assist-to-turnover ratio) and his True Shooting is an uncanny 68.2.
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It can work out well for people lucky enough to be able to put a small down payment on a house before it soars in value.
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Along with affordability, there will be a huge need for housing that is physically accessible as the number of older Americans with disabilities and dementia soars.
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MOSCOW, March 26 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank will fully suspend foreign exchange purchases on the market if market volatility soars, Governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Tuesday.
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A grand jury has indicted 12 Russian nationals for interfering in the 2016 presidential election; violence in Pakistan soars leading up to the country's general election.
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In Rocket League, however, anyone can tell it's impressive when a car soars through the air upside down as it slams the ball into the goal.
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That scenario is playing out in neighborhoods across the nation, as buyer demand soars and the supply of homes for sale sits at a record low.
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I am not American but his rendition, the way his voice soars to heights I didn't think most preteens could get to, makes me unbelievably patriotic.
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But now that it's here, it soars like never before, in a New Group production that fully finds the compassion within this singular show's surface satire.
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Dr. Jack, for example, breathes in roughly eight liters of air per minute when he is resting; when he cycles that volume soars to 70 liters.
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There are vocal effects — Hjarne, whose music lies sadistically low even for a bass, sometimes soars into falsetto to evoke his madness — but little vocal impact.
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Gap soars on company split: Shares in Gap (GPS) soared 103% in extended trading after the company announced Thursday that it would break into two businesses.
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With contemplative, earnest standouts like "Boomerang" and the hypnotic "Falsas Promesas," the album soars above contemporaneous efforts this calendar year from the genre's cookie-cutter hitmakers.
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The moon is the most optimistic price projection, and Hodlmoon is a crypto-themed clothing line named after the idea of holding until the price soars.
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Yang soars on social: Andrew Yang generated tons of online buzz coming in second behind Joe Biden in terms of overall candidate mentions on social media.
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In the video below, the viewer soars over Pluto's nitrogen ice plain—known as Sputnik Planitia—as well as the highlands of Voyager Terra and Pioneer Terra.
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The tower, which soars 1,815 feet (553 meters), has hosted citizenship ceremonies before, but not one from such breathless heights, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
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But unlike Lady Gaga's Ally, whose star is born and soars beyond her wildest dreams, this star of a voice's lifespan is confined the film's run time.
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And since then, my hits have been, 'I'm Yours,' and 'I Won't Give Up.' Anytime you can find a good affirmation for someone to sing, it soars.
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A new peer-reviewed study finds that higher temperatures could bring large increases in energy demand as use of cooling soars, far outweighing reduced need for heating.
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INDIVIOR SOARS RB said its agreements with the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission resolved investigations into a business that it demerged in 2014.
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Juul, which controls about 73 percent of the market, has been at the center of the FDA's attention this year as e-cigarette use soars among teens.
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At extremely high dosages of more than 120 MME a day, that risk soars to 122 times that of a person who has not taken an opioid.
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The music, shifting from a solo singer to a chorus, soars as the player is joined by a cadre of other ships, shifting the tide of battle.
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The story soars, in large part, because of Elio's hyper honest narration, which gives the reader an intimate and unparalleled account of one person's journey through love.
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The drugs, meant to be started when bone density falls very low and the chance of a fracture soars, can reduce that risk by half, studies show.
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The Vista Alegre resort the couple stayed at with 3-months-old baby Archie costs at minimum $3,700 a week, but soars up to $145,000 a week.
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If rural turnout suffers while suburban turnout soars (as was the case in the Alabama Senate special election) then Democrats have a good shot at the seat.
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A drug price soars for no reason; lawmakers call a hearing to scold a pharmaceutical executive; the executive pleads innocence and provides as little information as possible.
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While the cost of college soars (as does student loan debt), school teachers earn nearly 313% less on average than other professions that require a college degree.
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Herzog opens his remarkable 2016 picture "Into the Inferno" with an astounding aerial sequence that soars up a mountain and then into the volcano at its center.
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If you include youth who are working part time, as well as those who are not in prison, school or the military, that rate soars to 240%.
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With every passing day, the men and women who comprise the world's greatest deliberative body are continuing to deliberate while the body count of our citizenry soars.
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Add poisoned scones and letter bombs, and you have a fast-paced yarn that nimbly soars above the Irish crime fiction genre Kidd clearly knows very well.
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Iran's economy will shrink nearly 10 percent this year, the International Monetary Fund projects, as inflation soars, the currency sinks, and the banking system threatens to collapse.
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While BP says additional volumes from Shah Deniz II could be pumped into an expanded TAP, analysts are skeptical as domestic gas demand soars and old fields fail.
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Release the trigger at the top of the arc and Spider-Man soars into the air, release it in the middle of the arc and he'll shoot forward.
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Courtney Williams soars through the air and creates her own shot at will, Jasmine Thomas runs the show, and there's more depth here than on any other roster.
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" In 1930, a headline in The Times read, "The Empire State Building Soars Upward, as a Modern Army Daily, Defeats Time, Far Above the Throngs on Fifth Avenue.
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Where much of the album is weighed down by too many instrumental tracks and postulations on the meaning of love and pain, this song soars in its simplicity.
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Federal revenue will soon reach its historical average of 17.4 percent of GDP, even if the 2017 tax cuts are made permanent, while spending soars above past levels.
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Her mezzo-soprano, a pearl-smooth column of silvery sound that soars into the theater like a laser, remains one of the most coolly luxurious voices in opera.
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President Donald Trump may visit in coming days - spoke volumes about the risks of any miscalculation as tension soars over Pyongyang's rapidly advancing nuclear weapon and missile programs.
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As the popularity of single-passenger ride-hailing soars, cities struggling with worse congestion and longer travel times are starting to experiment with autonomous shuttles, especially for short trips.
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That is likely to get significantly worse as the personal healthcare bill soars almost fourfold to 12.7 trillion yuan ($1.9 trillion) by 2025, according to Boston Consulting Group estimates.
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According to our data, when there is a female co-founder, the overall percentage of female partners in the firm soars past the top 100 figure of 7 percent.
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Like the groundbreaking (and fictional) Gothic cathedral that rises in the course of his 12th-century-British historical work, the best seller soars, sprawls, and brims with humanity's gargoyles.
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"The Eagle Huntress," age 8+ This powerful, inspiring documentary about extraordinary Kazakh teenager Aisholpan Nurgai soars as it shows viewers exactly why girls and women should never be underestimated.
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Its charcoal-colored facade, from the architect Morris Adjmi, soars 13 stories above low-slung red brick apartment buildings near Marcy Avenue on a site that extends to Broadway.
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That's because many people tend to buy and sell willy-nilly, jumping in when the market soars and bailing out when it crashes, rather than buying and staying put.
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When you play the game, you aim the ball, decide how much power to give it, and watch it as it soars through the air before repeating the cycle.
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Vicky, a young ballerina, joins the troupe run by the tyrannical impresario Boris Lermontov, and her career soars until he, resenting her romance with the composer, kicks her out.
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What's next: A Rystad analyst said in the note that the industry will be able to get the water it needs as production grows and water demand soars with it.
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A minute later, after the bomber has hugged his comrades good-bye, the drone soars high above his truck as he drives through an urban block and detonates his payload.
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The track, "Play N Go," soars, clangs, and glitters throughout its four-minute duration, punctuated by grandiose, drawn-out chords that could make club walls crumble at the right volume.
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"High Pressure" soars as staccato piano plinking mimics the rapidfire guitar blast, while the frantic rush of "Generator" is interrupted by a slowed-down guitar solo, tinny in its squeal.
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Elon Musk took a victory lap after his weird EDM song broke the top 10 on SoundCloudElon Musk made almost $12 billion in the past week as Tesla's stock soars.
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In the simulation, when the tipping point is breached, Earth's temperature soars 8 degrees Celsius, in addition to the 4 degrees of warming or more caused by the CO2 directly.
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The language used in wellness circles doesn't just point to the ostensible effects of gluten on our health—it soars clear of dietary science and straight into another realm altogether.
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The highest estimate from AccuWeather soars up to $190 billion -- more than both Katrina and Sandy combined -- which would put the 62% federal aid benchmark at $118 billion in support.
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That means governments hardest hit by recessions — like Greece, Spain, and Italy after 2008 — get hit by declining tax revenues at the same time that demand for welfare benefits soars.
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An analysis of Army data shows that, unlike most of the military, these soldiers' risk of committing suicide actually drops when they are deployed and soars after they return home.
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But as the first act picks up steam and that immortal score takes hold, the evening soars on a canny, foul-mouthed amalgam that couples German expressionism — Haydn Gwynne's Mrs.
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When the stock market soars to new altitudes, as it has this autumn, there's usually uneasiness among many investors about a potential drop or correction, promoting concerns about portfolio volatility.
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Another Spinney painting, titled "In My Dreams I Can Fly," shows Big Bird — who is traditionally depicted as flightless — with his wings spread as he soars high above the countryside.
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The passages narrated by them are where Stone's writing soars, as each girl struggles to understand her sexual identity and whether it's as etched in stone as she once thought.
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A vibraphone rhythm keeps calling out, a perpetual annunciation; the ensemble surges and recedes, again and again, moored to a mellow piano; a flute line soars, a kind of benediction.
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After singing at her memorial service, friends from the Gospel Wonders completed the 2007 track by adding some churchy background vocals, a last offering of harmony while Ms. Jones soars.
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As the number of unemployed Americans soars because of the coronavirus pandemic, federal regulators are looking for ways to get cash into the hands of those who need it now.
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And these savings could go a long way toward providing the US health system some relief as US healthcare spending soars to new heights — reaching $3.6 trillion in 2018 alone.
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The world's current tallest building, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, soars 2,716 into the sky, and more and more skyscrapers across Asia and the Middle East are rising each year.
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In July, the league and Chinese telecom giant Tencent struck a five-year, $1.5 billion deal to create an exclusive broadcasting partnership as the country's interest in the NBA soars.
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The population of Antelope Wells, once 393, sometimes soars all the way into the high single digits when more than a handful of agents are deployed here for weeklong assignments.
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Although "Juanita" teeters off track a bit with the chef's half-baked back story, it soars when it allows its lead to explore the complexities of love and unbridled joy.
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That's when Deevo soars in, bounces the ball into the ceiling corner, and then perfectly spins his car in an instant to deliver the soft hood tap into the goal.
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Arts | Westchester "Andrew Lyght: Full Circle," at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at the State University of New York at New Paltz, soars on the arc of a simple line.
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But windfalls that are changes to the value of an asset that does not immediately generate cash, like when a stock soars in value, tend to be saved and not spent.
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Ms. Packham says that digital traffic to her website and across social media platforms soars each time her gowns are worn by celebrities during awards season, mutually advantageous for both parties.
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GOLD SOARS Yields on 64.583-year Treasuries have dived 264.58 basis points since November and, at 20.3%, are almost back to where they were before Trump was elected in late 257.75.
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GOLD SOARS Yields on 10-year Treasuries have dived 120 basis points since November and, at 1.99%, are almost back to where they were before Trump was elected in late 2016.
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Trump has since said the U.S. may lessen its role in the Strait of Hormuz, as domestic oil and gas output soars and U.S. energy imports from the Middle East decline.
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DUESSELDORF/ZURICH (Reuters) - ThyssenKrupp's new $43 million elevator test tower soars 246 meters (808 ft) above the German town of Rottweil, but the company's lifts chief is not only thinking vertically.
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And even though it still comes with a price tag that soars to hundreds of thousands of dollars, there are robotic pets available on the other end of the affordability spectrum.
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Soars also says that a number of institutions focused on dating and 'meeting your match' are showing interest in iHeartUs as a long-term maintenance tool for the newly matched couples.
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George Michael's already massive estate could stand to see up to $10 million more over the next two years as his music soars in popularity in the wake of his death.
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As bitcoin soars, the virtual currency market now has market capitalization — its price multiplied by the number of coins that have been released into the system — of more than $300 billion.
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Without the wires and effects from Hollywood, Mike soars a couple feet from awkward tosses thrown mainly by young drunk men who showed up to have a laugh at his expense.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockSuper PAC seeks to spend more than million supporting Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Private flight spending soars in Democratic presidential race MORE (D).
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So it has gone for nearly a decade: track and field struggles with doping, corruption and relevance while Bolt soars high above the scorched earth with a grin on his face.
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Teen Marijuana Vaping Soars, Displacing Other Habits Drinking, cigarette smoking and the use of hard drugs all declined, according to a new federal survey of high school and middle school students.
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As bitcoin soars, the virtual currency market now has market capitalisation -- its price multiplied by the number of coins that have been released into the system -- of more than $300 billion.
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They made a video showing off the result that soars from bow to poop deck, revealing details like a fully-decorated cabin, a cabin boy, and several sailors who have flown overboard.
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The shadow of Mauna Kea, the highest peak in the state of Hawaii, is projected by the rising sun over the volcano, Hualalai, whilst the Full Moon soars above them, higher again.
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Britons have long had a strong emotional attachment to their homes, using it as a retirement fund or boosting their own personal spending as their equity and financial confidence soars increasingly higher.
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Yet several state boards have been accused in recent years of selling waqf land to developers and private buyers for low rates in return for illegal kickbacks as demand for land soars.
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But when you factor in the batch Clinton's lawyers deemed personal and had destroyed -- the material you are never, in all likelihood, going to see -- the figure soars to more than 30,000.
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Levy's powerhouse voice hits all the right notes of Elsa's emotional transformation, and the orchestra soars on the recording — doubled here from what audience members at Broadway's St. James Theatre normally hear.
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As the planet warms and the human population soars, fire seasons are growing longer and more intense around the world, meaning more and more heat-trapping carbon is going up in smoke.
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Someone else saw a scorpion falling; he thought it was an antahualla, a mythical creature in local lore that soars from mountaintop to mountaintop at night, cloaked in light, menacing those below.
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Sookee and Hideko weren't aware they could feel this level of ardor until they met each other, but the deeper they fall in love, the more Park's filmmaking soars into the sky.
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As the industry soars on the wings of so much venture capital, it's hard to argue that tech isn't uniquely positioned to effect major change in areas where it directs its energy.
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On tap tomorrow Poll: GOP optimism on economy soars after Trump win: President-elect Donald Trump's victory has Republicans feeling vastly better about the economy, according to a Gallup poll released Tuesday.
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But that sentiment soars among Democrats: a whopping 77% of voters who identified as Democrats in Tuesday's exit polls back impeaching Trump, compared with 33% of independents and just 5% of Republicans.
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Read more: 11 mind-blowing facts that show just how dire the student-loan crisis in America isAs the cost of college soars, schools across the country have begun scrapping tuition altogether.
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GABORONE, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Botswanan budget retailer Choppies Enterprises said on Wednesday it planned to sell its stores in South Africa as growth stutters and unemployment soars in Africa's most advanced economy.
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The Parkline, a 272-unit development from the Hudson Companies at 251 Flatbush Avenue, near Prospect Park, soars 22014 stories, putting it head and shoulders above much of the low-lying area.
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But Lee pointed out the precious metal's supply "is surging as mining soars to all-time highs," while the number of available bitcoins is rapidly approaching its inherent 2000 million-coin limit.
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Even though it was the 73rd time they've played each other since 2015, NBA basketball soars to a higher level of strategic peculiarities whenever the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors compete.
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One of the later episodes soars across the world to visit a socially-awkward Japanese dog groomer who has trouble connecting with other humans until a canine companion is in the room.
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Funeral's "Wake Up," widely considered their greatest and most moving song, soars over rhythmic power chords, acoustic classical instruments from violin to accordion, and a massive, wordless football chant of a chorus.
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The breakdown in the middle — when Aretha soars over the "whoop-whoop" refrain of her backup singers, the Sweet Inspirations — showed just who in this romantic relationship would end up on top.
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Her imperfect voice is actually a strength here: It strains and crackles, lilts and soars, beautifully contrasting the glossy dance floor bait and making you believe every word of her righteous indignation.
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The Democrats have, for far too long, copied the Republican mantra about "no new taxes," even as our public debt soars, our infrastructure and public services collapse and inequality reaches stratospheric dimensions.
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Quick online research shows the 525-square-foot room with a sitting area, bathtub, separate shower, and private balcony starts at $500 per night and soars up to $800 in peak season.
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There's also the question of what to do during Sweden's winter, when electricity demand for heating soars but wind turbines often shut down due to extreme cold (and solar output drops sharply).
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Only music this passively rapt could back the high soars and swoops of her singing, which evokes a free, dreamy, restless spirit in tune with nature while presenting beauty as an abstraction.
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In July, OPEC and allies led by Russia agreed to extend oil output cuts until March 2020 to prop up the price of crude as the global economy weakens and U.S. production soars.
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This could change dramatically though as American output soars in coming years and as domestic production from the North Sea and Norway shrinks, leaving a growing gap to be filled by external suppliers.
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Whenever a rocket soars to space, it must pass through the airspace that thousands of pilots fly through every day, sometimes causing planes to reroute to avoid a spacecraft zooming into the sky.
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More surprisingly, the lovely ballad "Some Kind of Love" soars, surrounding Flowers's electronically garbled moan with a plaintively quivering net of stark piano chords and thick cool air, a placid loveliness that delights.
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"Kate Kane soars onto the streets of Gotham as Batwoman, an out lesbian and highly trained street fighter primed to snuff out the failing city's criminal resurgence," said a brief for the show.
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Here's betting it beats them all — and even soars past last year's $85 million domestic start for Doctor Strange — effectively opening the door for all manner of female-centered superhero movies to come.
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Writer Sady Doyle argues that Clinton's popularity always takes a hit when she's first seeking a new office, but then soars again once she actually has the job and is no longer competing.
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When the camera soars over a glittering underwater realm and settles on an enormous octopus pounding away at the drums, you don't need any context at all to be amused by the spectacle.
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As power demand soars in one of the world's fastest-growing economies, the Philippines' energy ministry is looking seriously again at nuclear power and urging President Rodrigo Duterte to fast-track its revival.
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These honors were followed by the flyover of Navy jets in the missing man formation in which a single jet breaks ranks and soars straight up to the sky and out of sight.
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Air China, in which Cathay owns about a third, said in January it expects its annual net profit to rise by up to 80 percent as demand for air travel from China soars.
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Between now and December 22, 2019, when Jupiter enters Capricorn, you will undergo a major growth spurt around not just money, but also self-esteem, as your confidence soars—you know your worth!
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That's when the tension — abetted by mousetraps, a chain saw and monster tales — soars as high as Aaron's beloved alps: An idyllic family vacation morphs into a quest for survival when Tristan disappears.
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They are a mesmerizing group, employing razor-sharp footwork that gives the appearance — especially in Ms. Hurlin's crystalline form as she soars across the stage in fleet-footed turns — of gliding across ice.
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As the number of COVID-19 cases around the world soars to over 120,000, with more than 4,93 deaths on record, communities in affected countries are taking precautions to protect themselves from infection.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockSuper PAC seeks to spend more than million supporting Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Private flight spending soars in Democratic presidential race MORE (D) — Former Rep.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockSuper PAC seeks to spend more than million supporting Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Private flight spending soars in Democratic presidential race MORE, at 4 percent.
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What to do Your first thrill occurs on the A train, after you pass J.F.K., when the ground drops out from under you and your subway car soars above a sparkling Jamaica Bay.
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Mr. Verbinski doesn't so much observe shiny surfaces and opulent furnishings as caress them, sending a frisson of visual delight through his camera as it glides down corridors and soars over wooded glades.
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As the death toll soars, analysts have raised fears the rebel-held enclave could face a similar fate to eastern Aleppo, which was all but destroyed in a government offensive in December 2016.
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This was most evident in 2010, when North Korean workers completed Africa's tallest statue - the 49 meter (160 feet) African Renaissance Monument, which soars over a suburb of Dakar, the capital of Senegal.
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As student debt soars and private sector opportunities multiply, the sheer allure of public service — "the mission," as NASA researchers often put it — is what keeps a lot of talent in the government.
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And this may sound niche, but it's hugely important: AC units need a fundamental redesign to be more efficient or 21900even sequester CO2, as demand for them soars in lockstep with global temperatures.
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OPEC and allies, including Russia, agreed this week to extend supply cuts until next March to try to prop up the price of crude as the global economy weakens and U.S. production soars.
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"Giovanni" is her brightest chromatic splash: after gliding for three minutes over crinkly bass and subdued house strings, a gleaming guitar solo soars out from nowhere, resolving all the song's tension in a flash.
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Parallel MountainsPhotographer: Sean Goebel (USA)The shadow of Manua Kea, the highest peak in the state of Hawaii, is projected by the rising sun over the volcano, Hualalai, as the Full Moon soars above.
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As Senator Bernie Sanders soars in polls and faces criticism from Hillary Clinton over his record on gun control, his aides are finding themselves explaining his voting record over the years on the issue.
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Distinguished by a handsome curved wood ceiling that soars near the entrance, it seats nearly 100 at a generous island bar surrounded by booths with more tables beyond, heading to the big open kitchen.
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As income gains benefit the wealthy and the stock market soars to new highs, well-to-do shoppers will drive much of the spending boost in 2017, Customer Growth Partners President Craig Johnson said.
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Polls indicate the great majority of Venezuelans want Maduro gone as violent crime soars and the country falls into economic ruin, with triple-digit inflation and shortages of many basic foods and medical supplies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron faces a backlash over plans to tighten immigration law as the number of asylum seekers soars, with aid and emergency agencies accusing his government of planning mass expulsions.
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Still, the little book manages to deliver some vitally important messages about the interactions between the average human and the average genome that the first book soars just a little too high to provide.
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It's in the final chapter, "2017: Left | Right," on the Public Theater's Trump-as-Julius-Caesar production, where Shapiro really soars, analyzing the pitfalls of applying contemporary politics to a famously double-edged play.
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Some quality of pathos in this story of a defeated man, ground down by failure, who then soars into the firmament got under my skin and haunted me all the way through the telling.
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HashiCorp soars above $5B valuation in new $175M venture round HashiCorp's suite of products helps everyone in the tech workforce, from IT admins to software developers, operate in the cloud (mostly) effortlessly and natively.
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As added attractions, Peterson spent $6003 million on a Ferris wheel that soars to 180 feet, installed a carousel and built a 64-slip marina, which it hopes to enlarge to accommodate large yachts.
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The Leuthold Group's chief investment strategist wouldn't be surprise if the S&P 500 soars another 15% next year, but the long-time bull doubts it will be the best market on the planet.
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As its population soars, new housing rises and buyers get wind of the quick train commute it offers to New York, Jersey City is shedding its dingy image and emerging as a destination of choice.
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Take, for example, the virtual helicopter ride that "soars" over 20 winemaking regions in 17 countries, or the simulated boat ride that'll teach you how wine merchants transported their precious cargo back in the day.
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The technical test is where the rubber may hit the road: according to the Wall Street Journal, studies have shown that, compared to paid WiFi on airplanes, in-flight WiFi use ~soars~ when it's free.
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In 2018, as outstanding credit card debt soars above a record high of $1 trillion in the U.S. and cashless businesses become even more normal, their mission feels more relevant than ever, Ms. Bell said.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockSuper PAC seeks to spend more than million supporting Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Private flight spending soars in Democratic presidential race MORE, who spent about $40,500; Sen.
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With the nation's fastest-growing economy and an all-star business roster of household names and up-and-comers, Washington — the Evergreen State — soars above the competition as America's Top State for Business in 2017.
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"The score was generally designed to create the feeling of lush romance and whimsy," says the composer, who employed unorthodox recording and mixing techniques to anchor his songs even as the music soars with unbridled sentiment.
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"Vinyl" is at its best when it conjures a moment from the era and places us within it—when the camera soars over the New York Dolls' David Johansen, for example, or Warhol's "Exploding Plastic Inevitable".
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Electronics accounted for almost as many shipments as the automotive industry, which has driven industrial robot sales since the 2145s, as robots become smaller, cheaper and more precise while demand soars for batteries, chips and displays.
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Other heroes, meanwhile -- bearing a more-than-passing resemblance to various DC staples -- keep popping up, like the murderous vigilante Overkill (Scott Speiser) and the strange caped visitor Superian (Brendan Hines), who soars around righting wrongs.
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This would meet the needs of retailers like Origin and EnergyAustralia seeking access to more cargoes during the Australian winter, when gas demand from households soars, rather than the steady supply sought year-round by manufacturers.
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The problem: As monthly household bandwidth consumption soars courtesy of 4K Netflix streaming and other new services, many broadband users are likely to run into usage caps and overage fees that jack up their monthly rates.
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The as-yet-unnamed high-rise, which soars 62 stories, has 844 apartments, 675 of which will be leased at market-rate rents while 103 are considered affordable and reserved for people in certain income bands.
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She trains twice a day and, for the time being, tries to stick to a high-protein diet in a country where people are increasingly living on yucca and pasta as the price of meat soars.
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Even Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted this week that his company, which also owns Instagram and WhatsApp, is "just trying to keep the lights on" as usage on its apps and platforms soars to record highs.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockSuper PAC seeks to spend more than million supporting Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Private flight spending soars in Democratic presidential race MORE (D) at 85033 percent, and Sen.
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Across the region, corporate profits are climbing owing to higher commodity prices, a revival in global demand for consumer products and an improvement in bank profits as loan growth soars even as funding costs stay low.
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Koolhaas's new, 200-foot-tall milk-white concrete tower — which broke ground when the other buildings were almost finished — rises up from the far corner of the campus, and soars over the low-lying surrounding neighborhood.
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As the speaker soars into the home, music fills the air, somehow joining couples, friends, and families in jubilant celebration that their windows are now smashed and they're forced to listen to someone else's terrible music taste.
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My heart soars with sisterhood love when one of them is sent home, and the others are heartbroken to say goodbye to their new friend — only to have their new Bachelor pal reappear on their Instagram feeds.
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Where to watch: Netflix In arguably its most bizarre and effervescent season to date, the Netflix show about abducted former "mole woman" Kimmy and her kooky New York life soars with just six new episodes in 2018.
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ABOUT THE MAGIC (2102-30): While Orlando had few issues piling up the points in Philadelphia, coach Scott Skiles knew it was an incomplete effort that will not translate when the level of competition soars Thursday night.
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Read more:PG&E soars after filing for bankruptcy protectionPG&E's $30 billion in potential liabilities is worrying debt holders who fear they won't be paidA raging wildfire has burned the town of Paradise, California to the ground
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Once the jackpot reaches a certain threshold — somewhere in the hundreds of millions, these days — people begin talking and rushing to buy tickets, including people who don't typically buy lottery tickets, and the jackpot soars even higher.
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The song, which effortlessly sparkles and soars, is the most radio-friendly version of that thesis (as opposed to the "Sweetener" standout "Get Well Soon," which is a masterpiece but was never destined to top the chart).
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A curving structure made of, among other things, plastic garbage bags, bottles, part of a metal fence, and clocks, soars upward from a shopping cart; a chair is balanced on top, appearing at once exuberant and precarious.
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Universities are now teaching entrepreneurship, VC funds are coming from outside the city and soon we'll see accelerators arrive as Miami's number of startups soars — up 46 percent — accounting for 5003,600 companies (according to the Kauffman Foundation).
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa remains in the grip of a drought that is not expected to ease soon, a government task team said on Thursday, putting pressure on inflation as the cost of staple foods soars.
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Today, as apartments have become the domain of even the superrich, with a penthouse in Midtown recently selling for $100 million, the ultimate amenity is the view offered by a building that soars above everything around it.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - OPEC and its allies led by Russia agreed to extend oil output cuts until March 2020 on Tuesday, seeking to prop up the price of crude as the global economy weakens and U.S. production soars.
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As the value of their Bitcoin hoard soars, for example, the twins go to elaborate (paranoid?) lengths to safeguard it, locking scraps of printed computer code in safe deposit boxes in random banks all over the country.
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As inflation soars and Iranians hoard goods and gold, protests cropping up around the country testify to the frustration and anger of ordinary Iranians, many of whom take issue with their country's excessive spending on foreign campaigns.
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A freighted mass of metal rattling down the runway gains a sudden burst of speed and, in a small, miraculous gasp, loses its weight, rises, and soars, enacting careful turns and radio coördinations that accrue toward effortlessness.
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Olympus Tough TG-6 Waterproof Camera for $349 ($100 off) at Amazon, B&H Photo, Best Buy, and Walmart: The Olympus TG-443 is a rugged little camera that soars where smartphones crash (8/10, WIRED Recommends).
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" It's this talent that makes the score to Mandy stand out, as it aches and soars in a way that you would never expect from music described by Pitchfork as "black metal, menacing ambient, [and] doom drone.
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The cumulative effect of all the ads, and corresponding attacks through harshly worded mailings, has been to stunt the growth of the so-called establishment candidates, keeping them clustered together in New Hampshire polls while Mr. Trump soars.
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Follow the intrepid plane, which flies using just solar power, as it soars from Hawaii to San Francisco, then on to Phoenix, Tulsa, Dayton, Lehigh Valley and New York, then across the Atlantic to Seville and then Cairo.
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The latest read on April housing starts showed improvement over March but still a slower building pace than a year ago, though demand for housing soars and the nation struggles with a deficit of affordable homes for sale.
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He resolved the dilemma by taking the theory of the "Veblen good"—one for which demand soars as it becomes more expensive—to an extreme, slapping ever-larger price tags on the firm's posh handbags and other items.
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And the show really soars in Episode 4 — written by hilarious essayist Samantha Irby — when Annie attends a pool party specifically for fat women, and takes a big step toward becoming the loud woman of West's original title.
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SINGAPORE/VIENNA (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's proposal to sell half of the U.S. strategic oil reserve highlights a decline in the biggest oil user's reliance on imports - and a weaning off OPEC crude - as its domestic production soars.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers will be cautious about spending this year as inflation soars, but the country will avoid recession as the Bank of England is expected to maintain its ultra-easy policy stance, a Reuters poll found.
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Especially on "4 Degrees," which soars over synthesized strings — or are those gunshots or maybe heartbeats — and "Drone Bomb Me," which turns an act of violence into a creepy erotic gesture, her vocal mannerism becomes conscious vocal strategy.
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Russia blocked an average of 22017 websites every day during 23 as domestic internet censorship soars to new heights, according to a report released Monday by Agora, a Russian watchdog group composed of over 2000 human rights lawyers.
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Russia blocked an average of 244 websites every day during 2017 as domestic internet censorship soars to new heights, according to a report released Monday by Agora, a Russian watchdog group composed of over 50 human rights lawyers.
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In front of the basket, Bismack Biyombo, a player who is about to become very rich because of how good he is at blocking shots and playing defense, soars to meet him, but doesn't get quite high enough.
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However, if Democrats offer the same plan but add that all private insurance policies would be terminated, including policies negotiated through unions or employers, regardless of what workers and consumers want, public support collapses and public opposition soars.
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Building Blocks 7 Photos View Slide Show ' The great Celtic cross of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, which usually soars 286 feet nearer my God than thee, was lashed to the scaffolding that encloses the church's brownstone spire.
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KIWI SOARS Elsewhere, the New Zealand dollar provided the standout performance on Wednesday as it stood set to notch its biggest daily gain in a year after the central bank stunned investors by keeping interest rates on hold.
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The true cost of child care in America In the United States, couples spend 57.73% of their income on child care costs and that number soars to 257.7% for single parents, according to the report from the OECD.
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Ms. Deaver, impressive in her previous roles of the evening, soars in "The King of Spain's Daughter," as Annie Kinsella, a rural working-class girl with lusty appetites and rich imagination, despite her physically threatening father (Mr. Redmond).
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But some other countries reported soars in the number of cases at the end of this week, particularly in South Korea, where cases ballooned over four days, making it the country outside of China with the most cases.
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SoftBank soars: Shares in SoftBank Group (SFTBY) spiked nearly 18% in Tokyo on Thursday after the company announced it would buy back as much as 600 billion yen ($5.5 billion) of its own shares in the next year.
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In a video Schade posted on Twitter as he sped away from the island on a boat, a huge plume of white ash soars into the sky as a group of frightened tourists huddles close to the shore.
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From the ebullient rollerdisco surge of "Run Away With Me" to the lurid wobble of "Warm Blood," Emotion soars speedily, with an almost embarrassing confidence, through a set of breathlessly sequenced, brightly melodic syntheses of yearning and excitement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The race is on for liquefied natural gas (LNG) producers to build export terminals as demand soars, but the criteria for financing such mega-projects have shifted as traditional relationships with LNG consumers have begun to disintegrate.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allied producers led by Russia agreed earlier this month to prolong oil output cuts, seeking to prop up the price of crude as the global economy weakens and U.S. production soars.
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We've developed entertainment like that soars like the "Sound of Music" or "Fiddler on the Roof" and at the same time worry about Kim and Khloe's wardrobe and whether or not actors in a porn film should wear condoms.
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Their take on "Open up the Sky" transforms the track from a melancholic psych-pop number into a churning rumbler that pounds, chirrups, and soars into the stratosphere—and it's all grounded by a Balearic monster of a bassline.
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Nowadays, as our understanding of nutrition evolves, and the popularity of plant-based diets soars, it seems like every milk alternative is marketed as a much healthier and more appealing choice than milk that comes straight from a cow.
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Performed to a score by John Dyer, the show uses puppets, masks, costumes and movement in an hour of wordless whimsy: Pines dance, birds nest in a poet's beard, and a woman soars in shoes that are also pigeons.
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But in the great confrontations between Angelo and Isabella — a hypocritical martinet and a proud novitiate — this "Measure for Measure" soars just as it should into that uniquely Shakespearean plane where absolutely opposing philosophies are given equally compelling expression.
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CreditCreditJames Hill for The New York Times MOSCOW — Ringling Brothers has shut down in the United States, but the big top lives on in Russia, which carries on a deeply-rooted circus tradition that soars above today's geopolitical conflicts.
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With art now considered an asset class similar to equities and commodities, collectors are forever on the lookout for rising stars whose work can be bought at bargain prices and then resold for many multiples as their reputation soars.
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Investment syndicates will organize on Telegram or Slack to buy large amounts of a particular coin (the pump), to create the illusion of real demand, causing a buying frenzy, and as the coin soars, they will sell (the dump).
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Laura Prudom, IGN: What's most frustrating about the whole endeavor is that when it works, A Wrinkle in Time soars — between its vibrant alien vistas, eye-popping costumes, and sweeping soundtrack, it's an unabashed sensory overload, illustrating DuVernay's eye for details.
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She can't legally buy up a bunch of the company's shares right then — that would be the bad kind of insider trading — but she can cancel a scheduled 10b21-2440 sale to avoid dumping stock just before its price soars.
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Using that data, their software is able to show a VR user a virtual recreation of the real ball, its trajectory as it soars through the air, and a target they should reach out to in order to make the catch.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Australia is in pole position to capture a bigger piece of the growing Asian condensate market, with producers pumping new supplies of the ultra-light oil as natural gas output soars to feed the nation's mega LNG projects.
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Some Rx prices drop, fish oil popularity soars Although doctors are better able to treat chronic conditions with the expanding number of medicines available, each time they prescribe a new medication they should ask about everything else the patient is taking.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Some energy traders in Southeast Asia are cutting their use of storage tanks as short-term demand for oil products soars, hitting companies that rent out storage at a time when many of them have just expanded their capacity.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of migrants from Haiti and the Dominican Republic seeking a better life in more prosperous Chile are at high risk of labor exploitation and trafficking as migration to the South American nation soars, experts say.
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Read more: Kamala Harris' appeal soars as Joe Biden's shrivels after their contentious Democratic debateIn the interview, he framed the presidential race as "a battle for the soul of America" and said that "there's a lot of sadness" in the country.
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No stand-alone diva, she is often at her best when interacting with colleagues: sometimes she soars above them, and sometimes she lets her voice melt into another's, as in her final, maternal duet with the gifted young mezzo Elizabeth DeShong.
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Economy soars to new heights — and Trump gets some credit Some good news on the economy: A broad 216% of Americans now say the US economy is in good shape, the most since before the September 27, 22017, terrorist attacks.
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NEW YORK/HOUSTON (Reuters) - Bakken crude prices are set to weaken from already low levels in coming months, with the frigid winter in North Dakota likely to disrupt rail loadings and worsen bottlenecks as production soars, traders and executives said.
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Or listen to the vertiginous, beautiful way Yachty's Auto-Tuned voice soars into the ether on "Why (Interlude)," where he seems to be discovering not just new notes in the human-made musical pantheon but also new stars in the galaxy.
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Another segment from "M Train" soars on heightened language, only to drop to earth with a complaint about Smith's aged joints, and a funny reverie about wrangling Virginia Woolf's walking stick from the New York Public Library's literary miscellany collection.
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Instead, two months after the first American tested positive and as the number of confirmed cases inside the country soars past 22020,000, a decentralized governmental response has been scattered and uneven, a mix of action and inaction, urgency and passivity.
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But as global demand for meat soars, and as China turns to Brazil for its supply of soybeans amid the trade war with the US, experts worry that Brazil's agricultural boom will come at the cost of habitats like the Cerrado.
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Ed Clissold, chief United States strategist with Ned Davis Research Group, and Alex Sun, a market analyst with that firm, pointed out in a recent note to clients that stocks tend to rise more rapidly when the Partisan Conflict Index soars.
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US stock market stumbles this year though, Amazon's share price soars, with 74.4% gain, contributing $440 billion to its market value, which outperforms the total market value of component stocks in the S&P 22007, excluding the 270 most valuable companies.
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Johnny IsaksonJohnny IsaksonThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Lankford to be named next Senate Ethics chairman The Hill's 12:30 Report: Job growth soars in November MORE (R-Ga.), Max reports.
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James' field goal percentage inside the restricted area is still an absurd 72.1 percent on the second night of a back-to-back, but it soars to 78.6 and 78.9 percent when he has one and two days off, respectively.
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If former Labour leader Ed Miliband and former Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls are anything to go by, the rule seems to go something like this: you have a stab at getting into power, get beaten, and then your popularity soars through the roof.
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They didn't turn in a tracklist for the set that they called a "soundtrack mix," but the hour-and-45-minute excursion soars through the clouds of ambient music's most gossamer realms—making room for one of Underworld's most spectral songs as well.
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"If Sanders soars through the first four primaries…Mike may end up as the only thing standing between Bernie and the nomination," Bradley Tusk, who managed Bloomberg's 2009 mayoral campaign and is advising the presidential run, told the Atlantic magazine last week.
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That's no bad thing, as Wang is partially to credit for this year's outstanding resurgence in Xiaomi's phone sales, which was the highlight of the latest Strategy Analytics market report, titled Xiaomi Soars as Global Smartphone Shipments Hit 393 Million in Q3 2017.
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The emblem of one of the great civilizations of antiquity, it soars to a height of 479 feet (146 meters), the tallest structure built by humankind until the Eiffel Tower in Paris in 1889, and boasts a base measuring 754 feet (230 meters).
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She shines only at her lushest: "Oh, What a World" aches as it layers on the vocoder, and "Lonely Weekend," an amalgamation of multiple jangly, glossy, silky guitar sounds, soars gorgeously, especially when the glazed keyboard noodling lifts the song at the end.
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It soars among Democrats and plummets among Republicans when, say, Obamacare survives, and vice versa when, say, the Court hands the presidency to George W. Bush after he lost the popular vote and was on his way to losing the recount in Florida.
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To say that "Midway," a new cinematic re-creation of the decisive 1942 air and sea battle from Roland Emmerich, the director of "Independence Day," soars to the heights of his best work is to say it sputters along at sea level.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Easily the most useful advice I've ever gotten was when I visited a bird sanctuary in Africa, where the avian population soars above you, flying from tree to tree in a stunning and colorful replica of a misty rain forest.
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"The Pentagon envisions a new age in which nuclear weapons are back in a big way ... Russia has accelerated a dangerous game that the United States must match, even if the price tag soars above $1.2 trillion," the New York Times reports.
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Black Mirror soars in episodes such as "Be Right Back," where a woman tries to recreate her late husband's personality by aggregating his social media accounts, that make you think about the ways technology is changing how we interact with the world.
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The more comfortable they get with each other, the more the puzzle simplifies: five pieces are consolidated into just two, and the music soars as you quickly fit the two pieces together and the two get lost in conversation with one another.
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The remote desert outpost, where the temperature soars above 95 degrees Fahrenheit for an average of 200 days a year, calls itself the "hottest town in Australia," as it swelters through heat waves hotter and longer than anywhere else on the searing continent.
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But the artist soars in the back with "To Live and Die in Passaic" (2016), a bizarre image of a Jesus-like orange peel carrying its own exposed flesh as it walks on the surface of what appears to be a swimming pool.
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This Otto Bell documentary soars alongside Aisholpan as she plucks an eaglet from a nest and teaches it to obey her directions — after which she becomes the youngest and only female contestant among 33 hunters on horseback at an annual eagle festival.
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USA-BOXOFFICE/ Box Office: 'Captain Marvel' soars to $153 million launch LOS ANGELES - Brie Larson's "Captain Marvel" is soaring to a heroic opening weekend of $153 million in North America at 233,310 sites, reviving what had been a slumbering 2019 box office.
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Johnny IsaksonJohnny IsaksonThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Lankford to be named next Senate Ethics chairman The Hill's 12:30 Report: Job growth soars in November MORE (R-Ga.) in the upper chamber.
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And all we can hear of him is his signature call, several times throughout the film: a steam whistle that soars to a high-pitched scream and then tapers off, in pitch and volume, until it fades into some kind of mournful death.
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The creative team behind the character and comic — writer G. Willow Wilson, artist Adrian Alphona, and editors Sana Amanat and Steve Wacker — has created an intelligent, endearing story that soars and redefines who superheroes are, what they stand for, and how we see them.
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There's one of these on every Case album: On Fox Confessor Brings the Flood, it's the point in "That Teenage Feeling" when she soars her voice into the soprano and tinkles around with the precision of a player piano before crashing it back down.
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Candy-O soars and glides, extracting a control freak's satisfaction from the precise interlockings of circular, metallic keyboards, blunt rhythm guitar, and barbed riffage that exist less to display technical skill or express feeling than to click into a shimmering, totally efficient musical machine.
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"Armed with a passion for social justice and a flair for speaking her mind, Kate Kane soars onto the streets of Gotham as Batwoman, an out lesbian and highly trained street fighter primed to snuff out the failing city's criminal resurgence," reads the official logline.
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Earlier this month, OPEC and non-OPEC nations, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, agreed to extend the current oil production cut deal to until March 2020, seeking to prop up the price of crude as the global economy weakens and U.S. production soars.
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There's something strangely moving about not just being exposed to the dwarf planet's alienness — a roiling nitrogen sea, towering peaks topped with methane ice — but seeing the whole thing recede into the distance at the end, as New Horizons soars out to its next destination.
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" Ni patrie ni patron, ni Le Pen ni Macron " ("Neither motherland nor bossman, neither Le Pen nor Macron") someone spray-painted, the day after the first round, at the foot of the bronze statue of Marianne that soars above the Place de la République.
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More employees also began to learn the hard way that when a company's valuation soars too quickly, the amount of money that the employee needs to buy his or her options escalates too fast for anyone who isn't already well off to afford them.
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Inspired by Francis Godwin's 17th-century "The Man in the Moone" tale (in which a man soars to the moon with a flock of birds), Meyer-Brandis employed actual scientific research in pursuit of the obviously impossible task, her feathered friends following like devoted Sanchos.
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" What we've seen so far: "Instead, two months after the first American tested positive and as the number of confirmed cases inside the country soars past 10,000, a decentralized governmental response has been scattered and uneven, a mix of action and inaction, urgency and passivity.
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Medicare's existing $6 trillion cash shortfall over the next decade (which soars to a $40 trillion shortfall over 30 years) would not be reduced because Medicare is already a price-controlled, single-payer system that would merely become more generous under Medicare-for-all.
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That's not to imply that you shouldn't seek medical attention when your heart rate soars after simply struggling to open a fridge door, but there's a good reason why hospitals strap the inflatable cuff of a sphygmomanometer to your arm as soon as you've been admitted.
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The eighth tallest mountain in the solar system, and the tallest on Earth as measured from its underwater base, Mauna Kea soars high above the clouds, its snow-dusted peaks forming a 14,000-foot sky island that feels a world apart from the tropical landscapes below.
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On New Year's Eve, at 9:33 pm PT, it will make history again, when it soars past Ultima Thule—a small, cold, and mysterious world, the investigation of which could yield crucial clues about the formation of our planetary system some 4.5 billion years ago.
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The dragon plotline, on the other hand, soars into the realm of high fantasy, with the hero's quest of discovery and self-discovery as Daenerys transforms herself from pawn to queen, gathering a collection of companions and advisers with diverse talents to support her along the way.
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Since 1946, whenever a President has had an approval rating above fifty per cent, his party has lost an average of fourteen seats in the midterms, according to Gallup; whenever the rating has been below fifty per cent, the average loss soars to thirty-six seats.
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The track soars when it hits its arms-outstretched chorus and dips when it reaches its most cringe-worthy lyric, but while its missteps aren't barbed enough to deflate a reverie, it feels more like a stride in the right direction than an emphatic stomp forward.
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They returned in October of this year with "Fresh Faced" (watch further above)—a rudely addictive tune that soars high and dives deep, like the Cocteau Twins but with less reverb and a fiercer, faster pop bite—after deciding to slow down and figure things out.
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Once his diagnosis becomes clear, when he is 34, doctors predict Mr. Fitzmaurice will live three to four years, but he soars past that (he is now 42) and remains amazingly productive, working painstakingly on his first feature film, "My Name Is Emily," released this year.
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The wealth at the top is rising so rapidly that even when Bill and Melinda Gates, the greatest philanthropists of our age, nobly give away several billion dollars each year to fight disease and hunger, their wealth soars anyway, with new capital gains vastly outpacing their giving.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Canada's Rosie MacLennan has made it a habit of rising to the occasion whenever she sees the Olympic rings beneath her while she soars through the air and she became the first trampoline gymnast to win back-to-back golds on Friday.
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"Sober" cruises spookily over simulated acoustic drum popping that explodes into rapid snare blasts at the end of each measure, plus spiky keyboards that also sound like drum machines; "Homemade Dynamite" soars and abrades simultaneously thanks to the contrast between her whispered falsetto and the clattery electronic sizzle.
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S. military exercises heighten tensions * Sumitomo Metal Mining soars * Real-estate sector outperforms By Ayai Tomisawa TOKYO, Aug 21.1 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks were nearly flat in choppy trade on Tuesday morning as geopolitical uncertainty kept activity in check while investors awaited the annual Jackson Hole conference this week.
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When games are removed from the equation, the most popular ARKit apps seem to be those focused on using AR within 3D spaces in the real world — like the No. 4 top free ARKit app, IKEA Place, which soars to No. 1 when games aren't in the picture.
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Otherwise, finding a local job is tough and won't pay nearly as well as the same job in the States — unless you move to go to a country where salaries are higher, which also means the chances of getting residency plunge toward zero and the cost of living soars.
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Johnny IsaksonJohnny IsaksonThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Lankford to be named next Senate Ethics chairman The Hill's 28503:22019 Report: Job growth soars in November MORE's (R) seat in 2020, raising the possibility of a challenge to incoming Sen.
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In 1921, the town council of Chamonix, then a quiet French community of 793,000 people, decided to change the municipality's name to Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, thus forging an official link to the mountain, the highest in Western Europe, with a summit that soars 12,000 feet above the town center.
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Her work feels especially timely at a moment when race relations in the US are reaching an all-time low even as the discourse around them — fanned by the souped-up circulation of images, false stories, and inflammatory language on social media — soars to an ever-more-fevered pitch.
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"Prom" soars, as ringing guitar chime combines with metallic and wooden percussion effects and SZA builds an echo chamber around her voice on the chorus: "Please don't take it personal like you usually do," she sings, as the delay mimics her, repeating "please" and "don't" over and over into the fadeout.
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That can save a lot of CO2, but it's not likely to make financial sense for most airlines unless either the price of oil soars past $100 per barrel or there's some sort of policy pushing airlines to take these steps — like, say, a carbon tax or cap-and-trade system.
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Richard M. FrauenglassHuntington, N.Y. To the Editor: Re "Fed Cuts Rates to Near Zero; Virus Toll Soars" (front page, March 16): Now that financial institutions can borrow money at no interest (or close to it), why can't the Fed cap their unsecured lending rate at, say, 5 percent for the duration?
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Johnny IsaksonJohnny IsaksonThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Lankford to be named next Senate Ethics chairman The Hill's 12:30 Report: Job growth soars in November MORE (R-Ga.) as chairman after Isakson's retirement for health reasons in a few weeks.
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The minister said fighting in Iraq had damaged significant parts of the country's water infrastructure but his capital investment budget for water infrastructure improvements over the next two years is set at zero, even as demand to solve the country's water shortages soars and the country imports 70 percent of its food.
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What really pulls all of this together are Spider-Man's animations, which are incredibly natural: the way he twists around at the end of a line as he reaches the bottom of a swing, or the way he soars into a dazzling flip to set himself perfectly up for the next web.
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He added Qatar was expanding investment into LNG exports out of the United States where the country has a venture with Exxon for the Sabine Pass terminal, which was initially designed to import gas into the United States but is now being converted into an export terminal as U.S. gas output soars.
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Read more:Wendy&aposs is now selling a Birthday Cake Frosty Cookie Sundae topped with sugar cookie pieces and sprinklesNetflix soars after nabbing the most 2020 Oscar nominations of any studioBen & Jerry&aposs introduces cereal-inspired ice cream flavors so you can eat breakfast for dessert11 common mistakes that are ruining your ice cream
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But no static photo can fully capture the majesty of the bald eagle, the way it swoops and soars with equal parts grace and terror; no single picture can capture the way it sometimes digs it talons into a pet cat and carries the prey back to its nest to rip apart and eat.
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Read more:Tesla soars another 16% one day after recording its biggest spike since 2013Tesla's stock surge adds $13.5 billion to Elon Musk's fortune, the biggest increase for anyone this yearTesla workers reveal 6 surprising things customers should know about their carsJeff Bezos was reportedly inspired by Elon Musk to launch a nationwide competition for HQ2
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The latest contribution from Rockrose, a firm that has played a major role in reinventing the area through the years, is the Hayden, a 51-story tower at 43-25 Hunter Street that soars above rivals and gives the 50-story Citigroup tower, also known as One Court Square, a run for its money.
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Read more:Pete Buttigieg soars to first place in a new Iowa poll, leaving Biden, Warren, and Sanders in dead heatHere&aposs who will be onstage for the January Democratic presidential debate in Iowa and how to watch itBernie Sanders ends 2019 with a massive $34.5 million fundraising haul, setting the pace in the Democratic field
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Even as investment in early-childhood education soars, teachers like Kelly continue to earn as little as $28,500 a year on average, a valuation that puts them on par with file clerks and switchboard operators, but well below K-12 teachers, who, according to the most recent national survey, earn roughly $53,100 a year.
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At 6 feet 1 inch, he soars over everyone else on the court, and his dribbling and shooting skills explain why he was invited nearly 20 years ago to train with the national team — an opportunity he said he declined because it would have required him to move to Guatemala City, which he could not afford to do.
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Yet the Treasury says that revenue from the petroleum resources rent tax (PRRT), through which energy firms pay the federal government for the right to extract oil and gas, is forecast to fall from A$1.2bn in the fiscal year that ended in mid-2015 to A$800m in 2020—even as the volume of exports soars.
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In the show's log line, the network emphasized that it won't be hiding the character's sexuality: Armed with a passion for social justice and a flair for speaking her mind, Kate Kane soars onto the streets of Gotham as Batwoman, an out lesbian and highly trained street fighter primed to snuff out the failing city's criminal resurgence.
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This music is indeed spare, lacking centered keyboards or rhythm guitars; in their place is an echo chamber filled with pingponging plinks, bleeps, squiggles, honks, vocal loops, symphonic airhorns, simulated a cappella singers going doo-doo and dum-dum, and any number of abrasive electronic scratches; even the token ballad soars and aches over incongruously syncopated squeals.
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Perhaps the most fitting opener in Gaga's repertoire is the title cut from her 2011 LP Born This Way, which soars into its initial drop with a mixture of cinematic strings and crystalline electronic glitches, and could also serve as an appropriate foundation for a show that, by all indications, signals a rebirth (of sorts) for its star.
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S.) Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) v 2-Simona Halep (Romania) Watson soars as Wimbledon swelters Former players blast Tomic after lackluster Wimbledon loss Keys rooting for Kvitova to conquer Wimbledon on comeback Ostapenko ready to ratchet up aggression Beckham Junior has tennis talent, says Dimitrov Compiled by Hardik Vyas in Bengaluru; Editing by Hugh Lawson and Ed Osmond
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That echoed comments by Microsoft in its earnings report last week, which said READ: Intel stock soars 5% after announcing the $1 billion sale of its smartphone modem business to Apple and reporting numbers that crushed Wall Street estimatesMicrosoft blew away Wall Street estimates in its most recent quarter and grew its revenue by 12% from last year
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Yet when President Trump called on Congress to "modernize and rebuild our nuclear arsenal" in his State of the Union address last week, he did not mention his administration's rationale: that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has accelerated a dangerous game that the United States must match, even if the price tag soars above $1.2 trillion.
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Even the sex songs are moody, more about desire as a way to solve or forget about other problems: both "Wild Love," which soars over strings so theatrical that it recalls country-disco, and "Hands on You," whose spiky guitar chords flash in the dark, are songs that burn with a controlled sizzle, longing for satisfaction because satisfaction equals obliteration.
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Benjamin buttresses the theme of liberation with his music: when the wife declares that she has savored her lover's flesh, a spastic six-note figure associated with the Protector suddenly becomes paired with her vocal line, and she soars to a commanding high C. Another framing device implies that this centuries-old story is being presented in the modern era, by angels.
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On display is Oskar Metsavaht's examination of the Art Deco statue that soars over the city (and for the next few weeks, onto your televisions), which includes everything from yellowing newspaper clips and construction materials Mr. Metsavaht (also the founder of the Osklen clothing brand) found in the museum archives to his own photography, mixed-media and video art. 6.
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More from the CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey: Main Street bullishness soars after Trump tax cuts become law There's a disconnect between economic confidence and Main Street hiring #MeToo firings and suspensions are taking place at small businesses Miller is toying with entering the convenience store market, where he's tried selling six-packs of his pretzel bites packaged with cheese sauce.
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Read more:Inside Tesla&aposs overhaul plan for its sales and delivery teams to solve one of its toughest customer challengesTesla soars to a record high, closing in on Elon Musk&aposs $420-per-share goalTesla sold a giant battery to an electric co-op in AlaskaTesla is reportedly considering cutting the price of Model 3s built in China by 20% next year
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No changes) * Manufacturers focus on technology in next-generation smart lifts * ThyssenKrupp's magnetic-levitation prototype can move sideways * Price is key in cost-conscious market By John Miller and Tom Käckenhoff DUESSELDORF/ZURICH, Dec 15 (Reuters) - ThyssenKrupp's new $43 million elevator test tower soars 246 metres (808 ft) above the German town of Rottweil, but the company's lifts chief is not only thinking vertically.
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His response, he said, was, "Wouldn't they perhaps trade whatever they are doing to witness the spectacle of 300,000 Adélie penguins in Antarctica, to round up thousands of pink-footed geese in Iceland, to sit among harems of fur seals on the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea, or to take inspiration from the wandering albatross as it soars majestically above the southern oceans?"
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Johnny IsaksonJohnny IsaksonThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Lankford to be named next Senate Ethics chairman The Hill's 2900:220006 Report: Job growth soars in November MORE (R-Ga.) sets the stage for a wide-open special Senate election in 2202, as Republicans scramble to mend an intra-party rift that has opened up around the appointment.
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Somehow, the commercial that made a comparably deep and heavily romanticized impression on me was a 1992 commercial for Cool Whip in which an anthropomorphized blob of the whipped topping soars around some kid's kitchen and makes him a delicious-looking snack of two enormous chocolate chip cookies sandwiching a massive dollop of Cool Whip, garnished with what appear to be M&Ms and sprinkles.
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ET Wednesday * DTS soars on $850 mln acquisition agreement with Tessera * Tobira Therapeutics rises six-fold on Allergan deal * Futures up: Dow 56 pts, S&P 7.5 pts, Nasdaq 17.25 pts (Adds details, comments, updates prices) By Yashaswini Swamynathan Sept 20 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks looked set to open higher as investors saw little room for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in a two-day meeting starting Tuesday.
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ET Wednesday * Tobira Therapeutics rises eight-fold on Allergan deal * DTS soars on $850 mln acquisition agreement with Tessera * Indexes up: Dow 0.31 pct, S&P 1553 pct, Nasdaq 0.22 pct (Updates to early afternoon) By Yashaswini Swamynathan Sept 20 (Reuters) - Wall Street was higher on Tuesday afternoon, helped by gains in healthcare stocks and an overall sentiment that the U.S. Federal Reserve might not raise interest rates.
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Pakistan has long needed more power than it can produce, with the energy deficit currently around 4,000 MW. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), average energy demand in the country is around 19,216 MW, against generation of around 22,23 MW. Demand soars beyond 2900,27.5 MW during peak summer months of May to July, when air conditioning systems place an extra burden on the national power grid, often causing power cuts.
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Not long before the end of the play, which urges us time and again not to find its main character attractive, that leading man, David Tennant, is sent up and into the house on a mechanized contraption that soars over the audience: At last, Mr. Tennant's antiheroic D.J., as this Don Juan is called, can be said quite literally to take to the air, even as the play runs in place.
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Jones Trading notes: Countries with currencies pegged to the dollar from Saudi Arabia to Hong Kong are coming under increasing attack by traders speculating that it's become too expensive for policy makers to continue defending exchange rates as commodities plunge and the U.S. currency soars Bets for a devaluation of the riyal reached their highest in about two decades in January The Hong Kong $ is nearing 10Y lows.
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Johnny IsaksonJohnny IsaksonThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Lankford to be named next Senate Ethics chairman The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Job growth soars in November MORE (R-Ga.), is set to retire next year, creating a vacancy atop the panel that is responsible for enforcing standards of behavior for senators and their staffs and investigating potential violations of federal law or the Senate's rules.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) may be poised to win both the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary, and as Sanders soars, rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Read more:A Delta pilot may have dumped jet fuel on schoolkids because of poor communication with air traffic controlDelta was named the best airline in the US the day after one of its planes dumped fuel over a school and injured 26 peopleThe Delta pilot who dumped jet fuel on schoolkids told air-traffic control moments before that he wasn&apost going to do itDelta soars as US travel growth pushes profits past Wall Street&aposs highest forecast
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ET * Cabela's soars after agreeing to be bought for $5.5 bln * Tesla rises as 3rd-qtr car deliveries jump 70 pct * Futures: Dow up 3 pts, S&P down 3.25 pts, Nasdaq down 2.743 pts (Adds details, comments, updates prices) By Yashaswini Swamynathan Oct 3 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to start the fourth quarter on a subdued note as oil prices pared gains, while investors looked forward to economic data that could provide further clues on the health of the economy.
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Also corrects to "four" weeks from "five" in paragraphs 1 and 2; removes bullet point on Nasdaq) * InterOil jumps on $2.2 bln takeover offer * Applied Materials soars; boosts semiconductor stocks * Indexes up: Dow 0.6 pct, S&P 0.76 pct, Nasdaq 5003 pct By Yashaswini Swamynathan May 20 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks were higher in early afternoon trading on Friday, with the S&P on track to eke out its first weekly gain in four weeks as technology and financial stocks rose.
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" PLAY-BY-PLAY Trump confuses Stivers for Balderson, whom he endorsed - Cleveland Plain Dealer Cohen lobbied for nuclear power loan after donor promised $10 million - WSJ RNC to donors: shun the Kochs - Politico Maryland GOP governor Hogan mulls 2020 run for President - Politico Ivanka faces criticism after bucking her father's policies, rhetoric - WaPo As the economy soars, so does the deficit - NPR AUDBILE: HOOP DREAMS "He no more wanted to overthrow the government of Turkey than I could be in the NBA.
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"productive"@ * STOXX up 27.7 pct as banks, consumer stocks climb * DAX recoups losses after Mnuchin comment * Autos still slide after weak European car sales * Scout26 soars after private equity consortium takeover offer * Strong Universal Music Group results boost Vivendi (Updates prices, adds details, graphic) LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Signs of progress from U.S.-China trade talks in Beijing helped European stocks reverse earlier losses on Friday, while auto shares continued to slide after figures showing an ongoing slump in European car sales.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockSuper PAC seeks to spend more than million supporting Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Private flight spending soars in Democratic presidential race MORE (D), a 2020 presidential candidate, said on CNN Thursday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE should be impeached and removed from office.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) (Adds closing prices, details) * FTSEurofirst 300 index ends up 0.9 percent * Zodiac soars on reassuring update, bid talk helps * Zara owner Inditex lifted by strong update * British housebuilders fall on Brexit concerns By Sudip Kar-Gupta and Danilo Masoni LONDON/MILAN, June 15 (Reuters) - European shares rose on Wednesday after a five-day losing streak caused by jitters over next week's British referendum on European Union membership, with a reassuring earnings update and bid talk boosting Zodiac Aerospace.
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British MCs have been fighting an uphill battle for recognition for some time, and as a whole grime generation soars and Little Simz racks up Kendrick Lamar co-signs – and grime as an art form becomes less labelled as a black London thing and more rightfully regarded as a British thing – there's a hope that all this success can become a gateway for new audiences to discover even more experimental forms of that lie beneath, from acts that are only just now coming to fruition.
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This worldview (in essence no more than Trump's gut) has been expressed in a proposed cut of about 19453 percent in the State Department budget as military spending soars; a push to eliminate some 2,300 jobs; the vacancy of many senior posts, including 20 of the 22 assistant secretary positions requiring Senate confirmation; unfilled ambassadorships — roughly 30 percent of the total — from Paris to New Delhi; and the brushoff of the department's input in interagency debate and in pivotal decisions, like withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.
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From volcanos to midterms, here are 10 of our favorites: The long odds against gun legislation in Congress Black Panther soars past Titanic, Last Jedi and Jurassic World Here's every volcano that has erupted since Krakatoa Kennedy's shift to the left of the Supreme Court How the special elections could predict the midterms Most campaign contributions come from outside candidates' districts 11 million U.S. workers are in the trade war's crosshairs Hurricane Florence: Keep tabs on shifting storm track All the planets we've found in the Milky Way — so far Corporate America leans GOP in 2018 midterms
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These headlines sum it up: Reuters: "Wall Street tumbles as reform hopes fade with Trump crisis" The Washington Post: "Turmoil over recent Trump controversies triggers the Dow's biggest losses since September" CNBC: "Dow sheds 370 points; stocks close lower and wipe out monthly gains on Trump fears" MarketWatch: "Nasdaq suffers biggest daily drop in nearly a year, as fear gauge soars on Trump worries" CNNMoney: "Dow dives 373 points as Trump drama rattles market" Investor's Business Daily: "Stock Tumble On Trump Woes; Dow Down 250 Points" NBCNews: "Dow Closes Down 372 Points as Markets Lose Confidence in Trump"
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Here's a list: The city's tax applied to a ride-hail service, such as Uber or Lyft, soars from 220006 percent to 2202 percent; the cigarette tax jumps from $2628 per pack to $28500 per pack; the city's general sales tax goes from 6900 percent to 2628 percent; off-premises alcohol tax (for beer, wine and liquor bought at stores) rises from 28503 percent to 22019 percent; vehicle rental tax will increase from 10 percent to 10.25 percent; and the hotel tax rate will go from 14.8 percent to 14.95 percent, but apply only to bookings made Oct.
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Read more Q26.1 Tech Earnings: Amazon's Q25.4 misses on the bottom line, and it warned its profit will disappoint again in Q2107Intel stock soars 2646% after announcing the $289 billion sale of its smartphone modem business to Apple and reporting numbers that crushed Wall Street estimates Facebook beat Wall Street's expectations for its second quarter, but the FTC has opened an antitrust investigationWhile Google, along with Facebook, Amazon, and Apple, is facing an intense escalation in government scrutiny and enforcement of the tech market, there were few signs of worries during Alphabet's earnings conference call on Thursday.
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Blond(e) is full of other such oppositions, beginning with the gendered uncertainty over the spelling of its title and and extending into the constant juxtaposition of heavily processed, electronic production and totally stripped down acoustic recordings: "Pretty Sweet" is a song that seems to exist largely to answer the question of what would happen if you put a drum 'n' bass break under a children's choir, while "Self Control" squeaks and strums and soars into a pealing guitar solo (that sounds maybe like a vocoder?) in the same way any heart caught in the throes of jealously is prone to do.
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