The blockbuster deal sours as the U.S. auto market slows.
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"This ugly, toxic side sours the whole experience," Khan said.
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This sours more old school types on him, notably Jim Cornette.
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That's the kind of suspicion that sours people on all government.
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The Treasury official, Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, was arrested near Washington.
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Whether kosher dills, sours, half-sours or bread-and-butters, chances are they got their start on the production line at United Pickle, the largest family-owned supplier of pickles and pickled condiments in New York City.
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I was committed; I smoked Capris and drank amaretto sours for verisimilitude.
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At the party, however, the now heavily-pregnant Queen sours a bit.
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It is used in old-fashioneds, whiskey sours and other whiskey cocktails.
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The women's working relationship sours under the pressure and they change too.
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I get two fruity sours for S. and me (with tip, $29).
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"It wasn't cool to say you liked amaretto sours," Mr. Morgenthaler said.
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But the joke, like so many in Where to Invade Next, sours immediately
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The Goblet of Fire includes Strawberry Mad Dog, Cherry Sours, OJ, and lemonade.
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Most recently, in Peru, I had one of the country's famous pisco sours.
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Chick 'n' Sours was the first restaurant me and my partner David self-funded.
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Chick 'n' Sours, his first self-funded permanent restaurant, opened in Dalston last year.
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When the romance sours, women are also much more likely to take the hit.
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That could change quickly if the economy sours — a concern that Hassett brushed aside.
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Samsung's Note 10+ has a similar display, but the punch-hole camera sours the experience.
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And then Carmine Falcone makes his entrance, and the mood sours, never to be sweetened.
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If sentiment sours on other emerging markets, resulting capital outflows will fuel a wider crisis.
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You don't even need to hear the dialogue to understand when admiration sours into loathing.
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But everything sours quickly at the end of the episode, and in the following one.
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Now all we need is for Altoid Sours and 3D Doritos to make their return.
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Step 6: Tensions cool, but the relationship between Trump and his opponent, and their constituents, sours.
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As public opinion sours on Trudeau, his past gaffes and failures have resurfaced as talking points.
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This kind of Wall Street bro-on-bro violence can happen when that assumed trust sours.
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But when the economy sours, those shares may be easier than the other possessions to shed.
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Philippine President Duterte is cozying up with Russia as U.S. relationship sours Philippine President Duterte is cozying up with Russia as U.S. relationship sours Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte visited a Russian warship docked in Manila on Friday, signalling his desire to strengthen the country's relationship with Russia.
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You can use it to make meringues or mayonnaise or angel food cake or even pisco sours.
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Bourbon is clearly for Old Fashioneds, whiskey sours, and mint juleps, according to the received wisdom. Rye?
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Some words are spelled incorrectly, like "effectivly" rather than effectively and "canker sours" rather than canker sores.
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GREENSBORO DR., 8370, No. 316-Richard I. Sours to Sean D. McCullers and Barbara A. Tellez, $251,000.
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The greenback also pulled back against the Swiss franc, another currency sought out when risk sentiment sours.
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Hope does get her redemption arc, but at the cost of Maggie, which sours the movie a bit.
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The billion-dollar global beverage industry is not sitting idly by while the world sours on their products.
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Pay special attention to the draft list — there are hibiscus sours from Queens, I.P.A.s from Brooklyn and more.
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It kind of sours the story, knowing that WWE Superstars are also, in a very real sense, employees.
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During Friday's brief hearing, U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn ordered that Sours Edwards may remain free on bail.
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Gose is a type of sour beer; other sours you may have heard of include Berliner Weisse and Lambic.
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Mike: Er, O.K. But seriously, the whole thing really sours me on the internet and vlogging culture writ large.
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When the economy sours, most recently in the wake of the global financial crisis, reactive lawmakers pummel the Fed.
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There's also a lengthy wine list featuring excellent South American vintages — and the best pisco sours in town. cicciolinacuzco.
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Correction: Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards leaked so-called suspicious activity reports, or SARS, about the Russian Embassy in Washington.
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As self-control wears out, we feel tired and find tasks to be more difficult and our mood sours.
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Around 40 percent of it is held by foreigners who can be quick to flee when the outlook sours.
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According to Homestead & Prepper, cucamelons (also known as Mexican Sours or sandiitas) do not actually taste anything like a watermelon.
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Presidents want good times to help their election prospects, and have no one else to blame if the economy sours.
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Yet, this Disney princess-flavored grocery store fairytale sours, showing viewers just how quickly, and disturbingly, sexual assault can happen.
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There's a term for this phenomenon when, for varied reasons, the internet sours on an initially positive moment: Milkshake Duck.
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However, I would also say that kettle sours such as gose certainly have their place in the craft beer scene.
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But a few pages later he sours on his own brief joy as he realizes how it is perverting him.
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And Drunk You almost definitely has no idea how many calories were in those four whiskey sours, which is just fine.
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The central bank may not specify an end-date for tapering to allow some flexibility in case the economic outlook sours.
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Here again, an extra ingredient sours the mix: many Italian officials believe the commission applies EU rules less strictly to Germany.
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"What makes me feel that we could turn ... lemons into whiskey sours is when you look to economic growth," he said.
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"You'll see plenty of IPAs (traditional and West Coast to New England style and hazy), stouts, and even sours," said McCurdy.
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Instead of investigations, the party wanted "positive-energy stories" that would make people feel good as the economy sours, he said.
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As passion sours into betrayal, a personal affront quickly feeds a political outrage that, in turn, ignites a violent peasant uprising.
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Indeed, other investors may follow suit if Buffett sours on the bank, driving down the stock price and complicating Buffett's exit.
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Skiers and snowboarders drink pisco sours while listening to pop and house music played by a D.J. and watching the Andean sunset.
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And even while the online sentiment sours against him, there are many ways that the cards are still stacked in Affleck's favor.
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But the sweetness of this success quickly sours for Joan, who's furious that it's Davis' performance that's getting all the critical attention.
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I couldn't love them any more if they were named Sandwiches and Sauerkraut, or Profiteroles and Pickles, or Walnuts and Whiskey Sours.
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But after eight years the mood sours: Americans then long for change, and for someone younger, more competent or less mired in scandal.
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" And "A Masters in Reverse Psychology" always gets some raised glasses in the crowd with the line, "Keep knocking back the whiskey sours.
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The demographic of people that come to a place like Chick 'n' Sours want is a good soundtrack and good visuals around them.
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Cocktail experts believe that the crusta opened the door for many of the cocktail sours to come, not least of all the Sidecar.
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Beer Street, in Williamsburg, is currently one of Brooklyn's smallest beer bars, specializing in highly regarded, locally brewed farmhouse ales, sours and I.P.A.s.
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Donald Trump looks set to prioritise trade talks with the EU over the UK, as his relationship with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson sours.
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Many come from Mexico and other Latin American countries to toil on restrictive contracts working fields that double as floodplains when the weather sours.
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You may also have a much harder time parting with them if the relationship sours, knowing that you must face them each week, regardless.
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Agence France-Presse reported that the Alibaba founder purchased Chateau de Sours, a vineyard that produces wines at the cheaper end of the market.
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Two Pimm's Cups, six Cosmopolitans, two Mai Tais, two whiskey sours, four beers, and four shots of tequila, give or take a few sips.
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But perhaps the most fascinating thing about goses and sours, however, is their ability to rewrite the rules when it comes to who drinks beer.
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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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Maria is a Category 5 storm that, if the island's luck sours even more, might steamroll whatever is still upright on Saint John this week.
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Wednesday's recovery reversed the latest blow to U.S. stocks, which had fallen steadily as the escalating U.S.-China trade war sours the global economic outlook.
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AND I ASK BECAUSE MAYBE THIS SOURS INVESTORS OUT THERE FROM CRYPTO, AND THAT IN THE END WOULD BE BAD FOR YOUR THESIS, WOULDN'T IT?
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The tryst sours when paparazzi spot Margaret and her "toy boy," as the Brits say, canoodling on a Mustique beach in the Caribbean in 21.
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But according to Rosenberg, it's just a matter of time until economic data sours and Powell is forced to resume easing in the coming months.
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They added that, while these expectations will cap the yen's rise, if global risk sentiment sours in the near term, it would underpin the currency.
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It might also spur foreigners to pull money out of the country if a further weakness in the dollar sours investing in the United States.
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Once Kalanick prepares to exit the car, he shakes Kamel's hand and engages in a conversation that he presumably thinks will be friendly but quickly sours.
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In recent years has restricted some mortgage lending and last month sought to ensure banks set enough reserves aside in case fast-rising consumer lending sours.
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As the mood sours toward Syrians, the Turkish government has repeated it is working to help Syrians cross back into Turkish-controlled parts of northern Syria.
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Recently, even Bui himself opened a brewery called The Answer, a hip-hop-inspired joint known across the country for its fresh IPAs and fruited sours.
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That he sours on some people without explanation while sticking blindly with others has been a theme of his hiring and firing at the White House.
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Japan and the euro area have slashed borrowing costs below zero, but such a policy remains unlikely in the United States even if the economy sours.
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Our Google beat reporter, Daisuke Wakabayashi, wrote why it's possible for tech firms to continue earning record profits even as the public's perception of them sours.
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"I don't know what came over me — maybe the seven Midori sours — but I told him, 'I think you're my birthday present,'" she admitted at the time.
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Since the low-yielding yen is often used as a funding currency for investment in riskier assets, it tends to be bought back when risk sentiment sours.
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Unlike her husband Philip (Matthew Rhys), whose loyalty to the Soviet Union sours and complicates over the show's five seasons, Elizabeth remains a staunch statist like Putin.
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Just how long the economy will hold together, and what would happen if and when it sours, have now become the most urgent questions before the country.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bitcoin plunged more than 12 percent on Monday, extending falls in recent weeks in a broad-based selloff in digital currencies as sentiment sours.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Each night, after closing time at the Manhattan restaurant where Michael McGarry works, his colleagues wind down with whiskey sours and pale ales.
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Her father Edward (Toby Huss) sours at the idea of people in Massachusetts finding out she's a writer, afraid of the shame she'll bring to their family.
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Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, a senior adviser at Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, entered the guilty plea to one count of conspiracy in federal court in Manhattan.
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Even as the national mood sours toward able newcomers taking British jobs, there is widespread support for the immigrant workers who keep the National Health Service running.
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Go deeper: The war on screen time Devices dominate teenagers' social lives Why some screen time can actually be good for kids America sours on social media giants
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It's just two and a half minutes, blessedly brief by YouTube standards, and it's devoid of the aggressive energy and profanity that sours Ramsay's other, more popular shows.
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However, the humor sours when you realize that this comical ploy is also a strategy the Republican Party uses in its outreach to black and moderate white voters.
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The official, Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, allegedly leaked the documents, known as Suspicious Activity Reports, to a reporter whom CNN has previously identified as working for BuzzFeed News.
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But it's also possible that public shaming intensifies an ambient ugliness that sours more Trump skeptics than Trump adherents, who clearly made peace with ugliness a while back.
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Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan to conspiring to make unauthorized disclosures while she was working at the department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
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His wife knocks on doors for Clinton, but their marital split (she's "got the house, the rich parents, and plenty of time") sours his view of the candidate.
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She worries she'll never see her relatives again, unless she relinquishes her US protection—something she's considering more and more, especially as the social climate toward refugees sours.
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We have been working on sour beers, kettle sours specifically, which is a new avenue for Ninkasi, but is very interesting and can make delicious beer when done right.
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Facebook's future profitability could be strained as the highly-charged political discourse on the social network sours the user experience for many, a fund manager told CNBC on Thursday.
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The result could be a brawl that sours efforts to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement, under which Canada sends most of its exports to the United States.
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"We've been seeing a structural change (in the market) since OPEC cut medium sours, and Canadian heavy fits beautifully in there," one trader at an oil sands company said.
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We want to be on Katherine and Sebastian's side, willing them toward happiness, but as the movie wears on, that desire sours until it bursts into startling, destructive flame.
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Parachuted into any far-flung corner of the planet, Bourdain ferrets out the restaurant, known only to discerning locals, where the grilled sardines or the pisco sours are divine.
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But aside from a shitty referee, nothing sours a watch party faster than overly greasy appetizers that send your bloated self running to the bathroom during the commercial breaks.
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Asian markets were a mixed bag on Friday after China's latest set of economic data suggest the economy is recovering, even as risk sentiment sours ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, a 40-year-old senior advisor in Treasury's financial crimes enforcement network who was arrested Tuesday, will face federal criminal charges in New York, officials said.
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The Fed's rate-setters know that they still face an asymmetry of risks: should they raise rates too quickly, they cannot cut them by a lot if the economy sours.
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Amaretto sours are offered up, as Alan (Henry Czerny), Adora's quiet husband, hangs back and shows Camille his "new toy," a record player, the source of the melancholy classical music.
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Many of the so-called IPO unicorns rely on expectations for their rapid growth for their lofty valuations, a bet that could backfire if the market sours as some worry.
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But then from 1895 until 1945 they were repeatedly at war—constantly, in the official Chinese account—and it is the legacy of that half-century that sours relations today.
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Yet court documents show that federal prosecutors and lawyers for the defendant, Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, are discussing a possible deal to resolve the case without taking it to trial.
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But as has happened in the past, if the world sours on Xanax, the pharmaceutical industry will surely promote a replacement that they claim to be safer and less addictive.
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LINZ, Austria (Reuters) - Two euro zone central bankers poured cold water on Thursday on ambitions to give the European Union more powers to spend common cash when the economy sours.
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Luxury goods companies have been hit by worries about signs of slowing demand in China, their biggest market, as consumer and business confidence sours in the country and the Sino-U.
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With Cayde dead, the tone sours and sharpens, turning into a bleak reflection on the moral grays of Destiny's universe, pulling the player character on a Western-inflected journey for revenge.
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South Africa and Indonesia have current account deficits and have opened their economies to short-term capital flows, which can quickly reverse if investor sentiment sours, increasing vulnerability to capital outflows.
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For a graphic on Mars crude's discount to LLS, go here: here "It's bearish for sours in the IMO world," one trader said, referring to the U.N. agency's low-sulfur mandate.
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He is willing to give employers more flexibility to downsize when the economy sours, provided that they hire when conditions improve and that those who lost jobs are protected and retrained.
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On her birthday, Alma noted that one of her relatives lived to be 106 — implying that many more helpings of thick beef slabs, and whiskey sours at happy hour, were ahead.
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You have to sell the plan to the members of Congress who represent these people, members whose inclination toward philosophical dogma and impulse for self-preservation sours them to sweet talk.
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Ms. Tomei marks Serafina's striking transformation with ease, the radiance fading from her face as Serafina's ebullient spirit drains away into a bitter rancor that sours even her relationship with her daughter.
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Bright containers of everything from standard half-sours to Italian eggplant pickles, mole carrots, pickled eggs and kimchi are set out in containers and tubs on a counter, with toothpicks for sampling.
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The herd sours on unprofitable unicorns again Wasabi CEO David Friend looks at why venture and private equity funds have been chasing unprofitable unicorns, and why they've soured on those unicorns lately.
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The official, Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, illegally disclosed the documents, known as Suspicious Activity Reports, to a reporter for BuzzFeed News, according to the complaint and a person familiar with the matter.
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"She saw things in her official capacity that she felt an obligation to bring forward," Marc Agnifilo, a lawyer for Sours Edwards, told reporters after a hearing in federal court in Manhattan.
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The weakness in banks' current average return on assets is especially notable since banks normally post their strongest asset returns in the mature stages of an economic expansion, before the credit cycle sours.
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According to the Daily Beast, the president seems to truly believe in a self-fulfilling prophecy: The media reports bad economic news, consumer sentiment sours, people spend less money, and the economy struggles.
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The bickering with Macron further sours already fragile relations with France, which deteriorated after Poland last year called off a $3.5-billion contract for military multipurpose helicopters from Airbus, without giving much explanation.
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"One expected STAR's launch to be a serious jolt for the market, but little did we know it would make the sour shortage this bad ... refiners are rushing for sours," a European trader said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Oil and gas loans are weighing down bank balance sheets and they could cost Wall Street even more if the economy sours, according to a study released on Wednesday by U.S. regulators.
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There are still signs of cooperation between Trump and Republicans on major issues, but every new spat, especially a public one like this, sours the already decaying relationship between the president and the legislature.
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What starts off as a warm-and-fuzzy tale of a mom raising her sick daughter with love, care, and attention sours when it's revealed that Gypsy Rose may not be ill at all.
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Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council, dismissed the suggestion that the United States has been pushing China too hard to make changes, and that it risked blowback if its economy sours.
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He said Sours Edwards had also spoken to committees in Congress and to other government agencies about her concerns, and that her contact with the media was a relatively small part of her efforts.
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Driving Miss LazyAn entitled millennial and her Uber driver in New York City have a relationship that sours and eventually implodes after he asks her how she manages to pay for all of those rides.
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Having lived through the carnage of leveraged retailers like Toys R Us, Bon-Ton and Belk, most are adverse to taking on too much debt, which can act as a shackle when the economy sours.
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If the economy sours, cutting the federal funds rate from its current levels — around 2.4 percent — to near zero wouldn't offer nearly the stimulative boost that was delivered the last two times recessionary forces emerged.
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Such a plan is likely less risky than the individual whims of individual owners, but knowing that this club, your club, is another 'smart buy' by a conglomerate sours, a little, Watford's quirky, outsider identity.
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The two are merrily driving away while Roxette's "Listen To Your Heart" blasts on the radio, but Villanelle's mood sours when Konstantin echoes Raymond and informs her that Eve's attention is on this mysterious new murderer.
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A major Asia-Pacific summit's failure to agree on a communique resulted from certain countries "excusing" protectionism, a top Chinese diplomat said, in a veiled criticism of Washington that further sours the tone of China-U.
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Meanwhile, the European Central Bank (ECB) is keen to keep its asset purchases open-ended rather than setting a potentially distant date on which bond-buying will stop, to retain flexibility in case the outlook sours.
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Addressing workplace romance can be complicated, but many companies remove any gray areas by forbidding managers, especially C-suite executives, from having relationships with subordinates given the potential for favoritism or lawsuits if the relationship sours.
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Chayefsky had been contemplating the idea for "Network" since at least the 1960s, when he wrote an unproduced pilot about a TV executive who sours on his industry and endeavors to become a radical truth-teller.
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For Mr. Abe, though, the very consolidation of power that seems to have hampered the official reaction to the virus may ultimately keep him firmly in place, no matter how much the public sours on him.
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It's fascinating, if you're into that sort of thing, but all you really need to know about goses, and sours more generally, is that many of them are delicious and far more drinkable than your average beer.
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If the mood in Beijing sours towards Britain, they fear they might be discouraged from continuing their buying spree of British assets, which has been boosted by the post-referendum fall in the value of the pound.
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With the terms of Britain's exit from the European Union still unclear, many businesses have cut long-term investment in equipment, potentially making them more likely to hire workers who can be sacked if the economy sours.
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When Mr. Trump sours on an adviser, he often conducts informal surveys of people in his circle asking how they think that adviser is doing — it is his way of contemplating whether he should make a change.
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In their version, much of which is in Feldman's native Yiddish, we see a young woman, Esther Shapiro (Shira Haas), flee an arranged marriage that sours as she struggles to consummate the relationship and produce a baby.
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Prosecutors with the Manhattan US Attorney's office had alleged that the official, Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, leaked the documents, known as Suspicious Activity Reports, to a reporter whom CNN has previously identified as working for BuzzFeed News.
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Prosecutors said Natalie Sours Edwards, a senior adviser in the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), leaked documents to a reporter that became the basis of articles about that investigation published by digital media company BuzzFeed.
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"It takes up the majority of my day, to the point where I'm going to do an entire menu of sours and it's all going to deal with aquafaba in its different iterations," he tells me very enthusiastically.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's exports posted their biggest decline in more than two years as China-bound shipments tumbled, fuelling concerns about slowing global demand as the business mood sours and orders for the country's machinery goods fell sharply.
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Fictional characters are not exempt from the re-evaluation: Take Tom Sawyer, who in Robert Coover's recent novel "Huck Out West" sours from boyish, winsome cheat to unfeeling frontier lawyer, expropriating the indigenous nations of the Great Plains.
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ANALYSIS-Big bank trade sours as rate hikes stall, but some still believe BREAKINGVIEWS-Higher rates can end European banks' lost decade Is the yuan's sudden surge driven by a bid for safe havens against North Korea's nuclear threats?
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Phillip goes so far as to make Kari reenact a certain pose so he can reproduce a photograph that he has lost, a perverted act of artifice that only sours the memory of what had been a spontaneous moment.
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John Auers, executive vice president at Turner Mason & Co., said the crude oil Gulf region sends to the Midwest comes from the Permian Basin, but that has been slowly replaced by Bakken crude and heavy sours out of Canada.
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"One expected STAR's launch to be a serious jolt for the market, but little did we know it would make the sour shortage this bad ... refiners are rushing for sours," one oil trader told Reuters of the refinery's operations.
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" He credited BlueGreen's staff with its success, noting a native-born guide who "knew every cranny so we met very few hikers on the trail" and a chef who prepared appetizers and cold beverages "from water to pisco sours.
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Bloomberg has been a vocal critic of Republican President Donald Trump and has publicly lobbied for an end to his trade war with China, saying it costs jobs, slows innovation and sours ties between the world's top two economies.
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"The yen is the pick of the major currencies as tensions flare between India and Pakistan and as the bullish global risk mood sours," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes, though he noted the market moves remained limited for now.
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The ECB is keen to keep its asset purchases open-ended rather than setting a potentially distant date on which bond-buying will stop, to retain flexibility in case the outlook sours, three sources familiar with the discussion told Reuters.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The failure of the countries attending a major Asia-Pacific summit to agree on a communique resulted from certain countries "excusing" protectionism, a top Chinese diplomat said, in a veiled criticism of Washington that further sours China-U.
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"The two governments will engage in a tit-for-tat exchange of retaliatory measures for at least the several months that further sours bilateral relations," Scott Seaman, director for Asia at political consultancy Eurasia Group, said in a Sunday note.
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A U.S.-China trade war has raised fears that firms heavily reliant on Chinese demand will suffer as the mood among consumers sours, though some luxury labels appear to have retained their appeal as younger shoppers seek out branded goods.
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A U.S-China trade war has raised fears that firms heavily reliant on Chinese demand will suffer as the mood among consumers sours, though some luxury labels appear to have retained their appeal as younger shoppers seek out branded goods.
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But the Nuclear Energy Institute, an industry group, estimates that 15 to 20 of the country's 100 nuclear reactors are at risk of shutting in states such as Illinois, Pennsylvania and Michigan, and more could shut if the economy sours.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Fluttering U.S. flags, fixed-up roads and fresh paint on colonial buildings convey the optimism in Havana ahead of U.S. President Barack Obama's historic visit this weekend, but rising inequality sours the mood for some of the city's poor.
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The ECB, keen to retain flexibility in case the outlook sours, is set to keep its asset purchases open-ended rather than setting a potentially distant date on which bond-buying will stop, three sources familiar with the discussion said.
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Your section on candies of the world was deliciously tantalizing, though I was surprised that the great centers of sweets — Switzerland (Lindor truffles), Austria (Sacher torte-like chocolates) and Germany (Haribo raspberry sours or Werther's Original caramels) — were not included.
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The European Central Bank is keen to keep its asset purchases open-ended rather than setting a potentially distant date on which bond-buying will stop, to retain flexibility in case the outlook sours, three sources familiar with the discussion said.
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Reuters reported exclusively on Friday that the ECB is keen to keep its asset purchases open-ended rather than setting a potentially distant date on which bond-buying will stop, an approach to retain flexibility in case the outlook sours.
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Prosecutors said beginning in October 2017, Sours Edwards illegally disclosed so-called suspicious activity reports connected to Manafort, accused Russian agent Maria Butina, the Russian embassy and a unit of Prevezon Holdings Ltd, a corporation owned by Russian businessman Denis Katsyv.
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And stuff like this relatively needless argument over a four-letter word, resulting in the underdogs being put in their place courtesy of the sheer financial impossibility of fighting their corner, inevitably absolutely sours expectations and opinions prior to properly playing the thing.
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Becerra also recommends seeking out Brooklyn-based brewery KCBC's Beach Zombie, which is brewed with strawberry and guava, as well as Colorado-based Avery Brewing's goses and sours, and Sierra Nevada's Otra Vez gose, which roughly translates to "another one" in Spanish.
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INSTANT VIEW 23-Minutes from Federal Reserve's May FOMC meeting U.S. Treasury yields fall on North Korea concerns Italy's bond yield gap with Germany hits 22 bps as sentiment sours To view a graphic on US 20 year yield - weekly change, click: reut.
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However, as the Starbucks deal sours, it looks like drone delivery is proving challenging on multiple fronts, from the logistics of working under FAA regulations to the management and leadership hurdles involved with operating an Alphabet subsidiary no longer protected by Google.
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Short enough — and gripping enough — to read in a single sitting, Jenny Offill offers us a portrait of a marriage that blooms with the happy certainty of youth but sours after the birth of a baby and the derailment of best-laid plans.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is keen to keep its asset purchases open-ended rather than setting a potentially distant date on which bond-buying will stop, to retain flexibility in case the outlook sours, three sources familiar with the discussion said.
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At Koko Head Cafe, her popular all-day brunch restaurant in Honolulu, she ferments poi into yogurt, sours it into hollandaise sauce, and bakes the koena, or the outer scrapings off the taro's corm, the plant's fuzzy underground stem, into dense but flaky biscuits.
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At Koko Head Cafe, her popular all-day brunch restaurant in Honolulu, she ferments poi into yogurt, sours it into hollandaise sauce and bakes the koena, or the outer scrapings off the taro's corm, the plant's fuzzy underground stem, into dense but flaky biscuits.
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Agnifilo said Sours Edwards shared the reports because "she believes that certain pieces of information were not being handled the right way and were not being brought to the attention of the people who should know it," though he did not give further details.
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Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, has been a vocal critic of Republican President Donald Trump and has publicly lobbied for an end to his trade war with China, saying it costs jobs, slows innovation and sours the relationship between the world's top two economies.
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For one visiting journalist, Mr. Skow — a photographer and the designer of the couple's men's wear line, called Mr. Turk — mixed up lime sours while Ms. Turk, dressed in a bright print caftan of her own design, showed off the desert view from the "ship" windows.
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The official, Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, leaked so-called suspicious activity reports, or SARS, starting in October 2017 about Manafort, his business associate and fellow Trump campaign official Rick Gates, Russian agent Maria Butina, the Russian Embassy in Washington and a suspected Russian money laundering entity.
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Huawei, the world's third-largest smartphone manufacturer, is reportedly developing its own mobile OS. Phones made by the Chinese manufacturer currently run on the company's Android skin, EMUI, but according to a report from The Information Huawei is building an alternative OS in case its relationship with Google sours.
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Veteran customers order their sandwiches and head for the "World's Largest Pickle Bar" (as proclaimed by the green neon sign above it), where they pile a plate high with half-sours, spicy pickle chips and "health salad," whose cabbage blend is mixed with oil and vinegar, not mayonnaise.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Sours on Sessions, Blaming Him for White House Troubles" (news article, June 6) and "Sessions Offered to Resign" (news article, June 7): President Trump's rage at Attorney General Jeff Sessions is just additional proof that he really doesn't understand how government functions.
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Alongside the new customers came bar stools, live jazz and a new breed of cocktails geared toward a broader audience, many revived from the pre-Prohibition era: sours like the Sidecar and the Bee's Knees, frothy drinks like the gin fizz, strong and stirred drinks like the Manhattan and the martini.
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With still no sign of a sustained rebound in underlying inflation and heightened political risk from looming elections in four of the euro zone's five biggest economies, the ECB promised to keep borrowing costs depressed longer than predicted, even reserving the right to raise back purchases if the outlook sours.
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It also faulted Russia for fanning nationalism and for suppressing dissent as its economy sours; China for arresting lawyers and activists; the presidents of Turkey and Burundi, for organizing crackdowns related to their efforts to cling to power; and the governments of Kenya and Sudan for thwarting investigations by the International Criminal Court.
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Apollo Global Management's Leon Black yesterday sounded the leverage alarm, while speaking at a Goldman Sachs conference: Black's comments came just hours after Moody's published a report on the "alarming" number of private equity-backed companies with poor credit ratings, suggesting an "elevated" risk of bankruptcies when the economy turns south and investor sentiment sours.
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Italy's bond yield gap with Germany hits 1003 bps as sentiment sours Italy parties push president to name eurosceptic economy minister ANALYSIS-New Italian government has little chance of staying the course Euro partners warn new Italy government against "suicide mission" To view a graphic on Growing political risks rattle Italian bonds, click: reut.
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With still no sign of a sustained rebound in underlying inflation and heightened political risk from the looming elections in four of the euro zone's five biggest economies, including France and Germany, the ECB promised to keep borrowing costs depressed longer than predicted, even reserving the right to raise back purchases if the outlook sours.
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And on Wednesday, the Justice Department announced that it had arrested a Treasury Department official, Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, and charged her with illegally showing a journalist secret reports about suspicious wire transfers by Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, and others linked to the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Do I sometimes — after two rum sours or three margaritas and three gin and tonics have dreams that I wish they told me to be the food tsar for Puerto Rico so I will have everything at my disposal to be a true general of food, to make sure that food will not be a problem anymore?
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There's something for everyone, from the casual party atmosphere of Cold Garden, where beer drinkers and their dogs mingle in a space that looks like a hoarder's dream, to the 80s-throwback vibe of Eighty-Eight, a tribute to the Calgary Winter Olympics, to the more staid Establishment Brewing, which specializes in refined, less crowd-pleasing sours.
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Each day of the week has a different server and sound: Crystal usually pours six-dollar drinks to the groove of a funky jukebox on Wasted Wednesdays; on Thursdays, you'll find Joy Juice mixing exemplary eight-dollar whiskey sours (and occasionally partaking in a game of Rummy 500) as Mike P. lays down some old-school classics.
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Seeing live theater that doesn't involve blue men or topless women might seem surreal to some in Las Vegas, but it's not uncommon in the Arts District, where the Majestic Repertory Theater offers similarly edgy productions and Velveteen Rabbit hosts regular theatrical performances, including Bard at the Bar, which gives patrons a dose of live Shakespeare alongside their Campari Sours.
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There's family-style drinking in the "Puff Puff Pass," like a Texas izakaya spider bowl punch meant to be shared amongst friends, and more shochu options (a couple barley selections, rice, several potatoes, buckwheat) than you're hippest bartender friend would know how to navigate, which are mixed into cocktails like grapefruit sours and whiskey fizzes meant to be paired with pickles, grilled things, and smoked things.
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