Anytime I went to go spar, he'd come over and watch me spar.
|
|
I went to the doctor, tried to continue training, but couldn't spar as I should spar.
|
|
He didn't agree with it, he's like we're not getting paid to spar, let's not spar all these guys.
|
|
"The SPAR group has been awarded the SPAR Licence to operate the brand in Poland," it said in its interim result statement.
|
|
You can fly in space and see wondrous things, even if there are no Vulcans to verbally spar with or Klingons to physically spar with.
|
|
MMA athletes and boxers do spar one another, but when they spar with boxing rules, there is a difference in quality, Irish boxer Luke Keeler told Business Insider.
|
|
While politicians spar, the terrorist group is still pushing forward.
|
|
Her sister, a weight class below, will spar with her.
|
|
Players can choose to verbally spar by rapidly selecting comebacks.
|
|
I've never been accused of not being able to spar.
|
|
As they spar across time, they develop an unexpected relationship.
|
|
He likes to spar, but he's not nasty about it.
|
|
And she's not afraid to spar with the federal government.
|
|
But Waters wasn't the only Democrat to spar with Mnuchin.
|
|
I know Antonio and I spar almost, very frequently online.
|
|
Would Lori Greiner and Mr. Wonderful spar over the numbers?
|
|
Watching them spar gives the episode a sexually charged edge.
|
|
Gabbard and Buttigieg spar over Trump's Syria withdrawal Buttigieg and Rep.
|
|
Reached by telephone, Ms. Spar declined to elaborate on her statement.
|
|
While India and Pakistan spar, it is the Kashmiris who suffer.
|
|
Having Democrats to spar with would change things quite a bit.
|
|
Ms. Spar, 53, is taking the helm at a delicate moment.
|
|
He said that he looked forward to working with Ms. Spar.
|
|
Floyd watched me spar many times and even gave me tips.
|
|
That coral-encrusted spar felt, to Sloane, like it was his.
|
|
"It's not everyday you get to watch Canelo spar," Reid said.
|
|
Many deer use their antlers to spar for mates and territory.
|
|
The governor will spar, too, for he can veto legislation he dislikes.
|
|
It'll be fascinating to watch Line and Facebook spar in the future.
|
|
The Hill: Nelson, Scott spar as Florida Senate race nears hand recount.
|
|
The announcement was inspired by a spar with legendary investor Warren Buffett.
|
|
Once you're at the pharmacy, Spar recommends supplements like elderberry and zinc.
|
|
Regardless of how people spar over certain issues, this is tragic news.
|
|
Meanwhile, owners and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell continue to spar with players.
|
|
The coral-encrusted spar does not wholly belong to any single category.
|
|
At times, partners will stop and spar in the cold morning air.
|
|
While they haven&apost met, Trump and Thunberg did spar on Twitter.
|
|
Siegmund Lubin hired Fitzsimmons to spar on camera with a Corbett lookalike. Once
|
|
So ultimately, what happens when two mad queens spar to win the game?
|
|
At market open, shares in SPAR were down 2.52 percent to 192.80 rand.
|
|
Ms Williams continued to spar with Mr Ramos at the change of ends.
|
|
The two spar, with even numerous men telling Arturo he's exceeded his station.
|
|
Politicians are beginning to spar over the investigation of SpaceX's recent rocket explosion.
|
|
But it was fun fireworks watching Pompeo&aposs spar with Menendez and others.
|
|
And every time that he sparred, I'd go over and watch him spar.
|
|
Working an incandescent rapport rarely seen onscreen, the two actors spark and spar.
|
|
Read and Spar have each been hired as experts in hundreds of cases.
|
|
Last year, she married a man she used to spar with on Twitter.
|
|
Larson, Reed spar over medical expense and estate taxes 10:21625 a.m. Rep.
|
|
The Hill: Trump and Obama spar over who deserves credit for today's economy.
|
|
And if we didn't spar I feared that we wouldn't be as close.
|
|
In one scene, Reed and Bryant spar over the seriousness of Bryant's writing.
|
|
Spar through the sexy shirtless snaps of Nate to see the main event.
|
|
He also got into a spar with fellow Texan O'Rourke over decriminalizing border crossings.
|
|
At Thursday night's Republican debate, the two frontrunners didn't merely spar, as was expected.
|
|
SPAR said it had been awarded a licence to operate its brand in Poland.
|
|
It is a chance for each to test how they might spar close-up.
|
|
US, Russia spar amid charges of war crimes in Syria What is Turkey's role?
|
|
Spar is a specialist in geriatric psychiatry at the University of California, Los Angeles.
|
|
This verbal spar is the drama of NBA Basketball, distilled to its purest essence.
|
|
Richards couldn't understand why intellectuals didn't jump at the chance to spar with Flynt.
|
|
So I went there to spar with him and work with Israel Martinez initially.
|
|
When Ms. Spar refused, she was given the choice to resign or be fired.
|
|
Later they spar verbally and even physically (in a kickboxing ring with appropriate gear).
|
|
Young spellers are set to spar next week at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
|
|
She remembers the first time she watched two co-stars verbally spar during filming.
|
|
Opinion The veteran pols on either side of the vituperative, vertiginous Brexit debate spar.
|
|
A captain and his wife spar bitterly over the education of their daughter, Bertha.
|
|
Two young boxers in face guards and body padding spar in an elevated ring.
|
|
Kadlec mentioned a transparent form of the stone, called optical calcite, or Iceland spar.
|
|
Debora Spar, the president of Lincoln Center, rejected the calls for the play's cancellation.
|
|
VOTERS in France are growing used to seeing would-be presidents spar aggressively on television.
|
|
Roca said new fighters can start to spar after a week if they're talented enough.
|
|
This is the real debate, friends, watching Chris and Lincoln spar at the rose ceremony.
|
|
I've seen Conor spar with middleweights like Chris Fields, he's as rangy as they come.
|
|
Go deeper ... Debate night: Harris and Tulsi Gabbard spar over heart of the Democratic Party
|
|
The Washington Post: Democrats spar over how to combat Trump, a roaring economy and impeachment.
|
|
"Arum said: "I've had the opportunity to visit him and watch him train and spar.
|
|
The managers are also expected to spar with the lawyers Trump sends to defend him.
|
|
A "stake" is a wood spar shaved to a point and driven into the ground.
|
|
The two spar, with Miller dismissing Wolff's book and criticizing CNN's coverage of the president.
|
|
In the muggy evenings they spar on street corners or train in open-air gyms.
|
|
He will be succeeded in March by Debora L. Spar, the president of Barnard College.
|
|
Subtlety gives way to blunter characterizations when the two main advocates spar in the courtroom.
|
|
Debora L. Spar resigned as president of the Lincoln Center, one year after her appointment.
|
|
He would spar with boxers and have his techniques not so much countered as dismissed.
|
|
Earlier this year the board began an internal review of Ms. Spar and was taken aback by the results: Senior staff members complained that Ms. Spar had failed to build relationships with them and that she had delegated too much responsibility to Mr. Silver.
|
|
Each startup will then spar through a tough Q&A session from our panel of judges.
|
|
THE SWAMP Putnam, DeSantis spar over Trump support , shootings in Fox News GOP debate in Florida.
|
|
Arnold Schwarzenegger and President Donald Trump have more to spar about than the Celebrity Apprentice ratings.
|
|
And he got to spar in all of these different countries and do proper training camps.
|
|
"It's one thing to spar with a member of the committee for five minutes," Stern said.
|
|
What makes Mr. Patrick a serious candidate if he cannot qualify to spar with his rivals?
|
|
Andrew Cuomo (D) and liberal challenger Cynthia Nixon spar in rollicking debate (The New York Times).
|
|
Tensions have been building between the two countries as they spar over trade and security issues.
|
|
True, the first time Taylor returned to the ring to spar, he froze for a moment.
|
|
His resilience won him accolades from lawmakers, even those who spar with Powell on policy. Rep.
|
|
Ms. Warren's unusual step illustrated her willingness to spar with Mr. Trump on his own terms.
|
|
In three class sessions, he and Radisson spar at length in front of Josh's fellow students.
|
|
Committee members spar over 'will of the people' in regards to impeachment 3:3003 p.m. Reps.
|
|
The timing is risky, with lawmakers set to spar again over government funding and the debt ceiling.
|
|
The case is the sort that has led Alito and Sotomayor to spar aggressively in the past.
|
|
Should the candidate try to stop candidates from interrupting each other, or should they let them spar?
|
|
Not everyone has the guts to spar with Williams, but Palmer had no problem spilling the tea.
|
|
Case in point: President-elect Trump attempted to spar with the cast of Hamilton on Twitter recently.
|
|
"Fox needs a few liberals in its contributor heap for comic relief, to spar with," he said.
|
|
Good for him, but bad for me, because we'd talked about having a little spar later on.
|
|
The two also seemed to spar over committee seats at the convention, with Sanders demanding more representation.
|
|
Ms. Spar will be the first woman to lead Lincoln Center, the nation's largest performing arts center.
|
|
Read, in a declaration filed on behalf of Herzer, says no; Spar, hired by Redstone, says yes.
|
|
The new ads come as Republicans and Democrats spar over the tax law ahead of the midterms.
|
|
Early on, Lister lounges in bed with Marianna, and they spar, like adults, in rare postcoital ease.
|
|
Defenders and critics of leakers often spar over whether any particular disclosure meets that higher moral standard.
|
|
In a series of back and forth videos, Soo, Perry, and Choi have continued to spar online.
|
|
Tense scenes on Fox as Sheriff Clarke & host Eboni Williams spar over civil rights icon John Lewis.
|
|
Over the course of a heady 30-minute episode, they spar, laugh and connect over Philip Roth.
|
|
Even before any talks get under way, the two blocs have started to spar over policy priorities.
|
|
"The way you spar and fight, you seem truly to love Muay Thai," I say to him.
|
|
In the past, activist students who disagreed with me came to my lectures to spar and debate.
|
|
That potentially sets up a situation in which the two manufacturers will spar over which method is superior.
|
|
In an interview, Ms. Borda disputed the idea that there was a clash between her and Ms. Spar.
|
|
Being exposed to the way foreigners spar, clinch and fight is highly beneficial to Thai fighters these days.
|
|
In the middle of a verbal spar with someone, you're suddenly standing there, completely blanking on a comeback.
|
|
Hans Sloane (1660-1753) owned a spar from a Spanish treasure ship that sunk in the Caribbean Sea.
|
|
"He's a very fine doctor but he's not infallible," said O'Donnell, who hired Spar in the Sterling case.
|
|
In her prior job as the president of Barnard College, Ms. Spar started a $400 million capital campaign.
|
|
Candidates continued to spar over Medicare For All and the price tags for their proposed health care plans.
|
|
You might have to spar with the puzzle to find the rest, but I have faith in you.
|
|
In fact, in the episode, Brown gets into a Twitter spar with Trump, a move she later regrets.
|
|
Instead of a friendly Congress working to pass Republican bills, Trump will have to spar with Democratic majorities.
|
|
I walk 210 minutes to SPAR to buy groceries and walk back up the giant hill to my Airbnb.
|
|
"Even after the back-and-forth about her email server, Hillary loved to spar with Ed Henry," writes Chozick.
|
|
Vance played Simpson's fiery defense attorney Johnnie Cochran, so the actors had to spar quite a bit on camera.
|
|
The firm has since invested in sleep and activity tracker Oura, community-building fitness app Spar, and two others.
|
|
Clinton's visit comes as Republicans and Democrats spar over funding that is needed to continue the fight against Zika.
|
|
Meanwhile, both sides continued to spar over the recent revelation that FBI investigators are again probing Clinton's email practices.
|
|
He literally just used him as a tech spar at the end and Bellew got all excited about it.
|
|
The two continued to spar as the senator remained one of the most consistent GOP critics of the president.
|
|
China and the U.S. continue to spar over larger trade issues, raising concerns of a looming global trade war.
|
|
SPAR Group CEO Graham O'Connor said the economic backdrop was starting to improve in South Africa, its biggest market.
|
|
The tax hike plan comes as Warren and her campaign spar with members of the so-called billionaire class.
|
|
They're defensive, leaning on the back foot, and I think it's just because they all spar with each other.
|
|
Sanders and Wasserman Schultz also seemed to spar over committee seats at the convention, with Sanders demanding more representation.
|
|
The coral-encrusted spar itself was recovered, Delbourgo records, by coerced Native American, East African, and East Indian divers.
|
|
Lying for years the ocean floor, the spar—a pole used in the ship's rigging—became encrusted in coral.
|
|
Nosher Powell, the heavyweight boxer who taught me to spar, once got into an argument with my judo instructor.
|
|
You go to your corners and we're going to spar based on these political ideas that are just ideas.
|
|
I wasn't going to Greg Jackson, I was just going to go to the ranch and spar with 'Cowboy'.
|
|
Multiple arrests have since occurred at the real estate tycoon's weekend rallies as demonstrators spar with his committed fans.
|
|
Some of the executives bristled when Ms. Spar brought in Mr. Silver, who had worked with her at Barnard.
|
|
Danish lenders Jyske, Sydbank, Spar Nord and Ringkjoebing Landbobank have imposed negative rates on both private and corporate deposits.
|
|
He often uses his Twitter account, which has more than 77,000 followers, to spar with or confront liberal critics.
|
|
We've completed so much of the work Debora Spar set out to do that she has a clear runway.
|
|
Yeah. I wanted to be able to defend myself, and my coach said the best way was to spar.
|
|
At a holiday event in late December, Netanyahu quipped that "It's fun" to spar with Israeli journalists on social media.
|
|
This is just the latest spat between Nigeria and South Africa as they spar for economic supremacy in the continent.
|
|
"There are two sides to a story," Trump said on Tuesday during a spar with reporters at a infrastructure event.
|
|
PUTNAM, DESANTIS SPAR OVER TRUMP SUPPORT, SHOOTINGS IN FOX NEWS GOP DEBATE Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has endorsed Putnam.
|
|
Any season where we get to watch Patinkin and Abraham spar on opposite sides of a conflict is enticing indeed.
|
|
Trump administration officials and reporters frequently spar during on-camera White House press briefings, giving a boost to TV ratings.
|
|
Debora L. Spar, the president of Barnard College, will become the arts complex's 10th president in March, officials announced Wednesday.
|
|
The Financial Services Committee has become one of the several battlegrounds where lawmakers spar over Trump's potential connections to Russia.
|
|
This shift can be witnessed in some of her recent segments, like this 20103 spar with North Carolina's then-Gov.
|
|
After Ms. Spar stepped down, Lincoln Center named Russell Granet, who had run its education division, as its acting president.
|
|
Debora L. Spar, Lincoln Center's president, said Tuesday that Mr. Geffen was "on board" with the decision to change directions.
|
|
He was watching me spar and I asked him to get in the ring and he said he wasn't ready.
|
|
She would spar with evangelical men on Twitter, debating them on everything from human sexuality to politics to biblical inerrancy.
|
|
Castro had been more willing to spar with other candidates when he was a candidate himself, especially on immigration issues.
|
|
You cannot realistically spar a mugging by simply having your buddy hold a knife or gun in front of you.
|
|
A spar erupted between mourners, bike activists, and truck drivers on the site of the fatal accident in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
|
|
A Parisian cellist (Audrey Hepburn) and an American playboy (Gary Cooper) spar through amorous afternoons in his suite in the Ritz.
|
|
In the last presidential debate, we heard candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump spar over immigration, the economy, and national security.
|
|
Over two acres it includes a Spar supermarket, a Starbucks and a KFC, as well as a Totally Wicked vaping shop.
|
|
Rated for California seismic loads, so super strong, but bored in the middle, like an aircraft wing spar, so not heavy.
|
|
The presidential field is highly engaged on Twitter, where candidates regularly spar and get attention for their remarks outside of Twitter.
|
|
RELATED: Cruz, Rubio spar in South Carolina They also feel that Rubio's core messages will play well with South Carolina voters.
|
|
SPAR, a grocery chain which also sells building materials and medicines in southern Africa, also has operations in Ireland and Switzerland.
|
|
Sometimes he would spar with the opponent of Dundee's fighter as well, and tell both boxers they were going to win.
|
|
They spar with one another like James Bond and whatever woman he's talking to; they fight like Jason Statham in wigs.
|
|
He was more than willing to verbally spar with Warren, whom he sees as an intriguing challenger in the 2020 race.
|
|
In its home market, SPAR faced a stagnant economy, with high unemployment and rising living costs putting pressure on consumers' wallets.
|
|
Or do the two senators instead lob attacks at one another and continue to spar over hot-button issues like immigration?
|
|
"Getting eight hours or more of sleep can make a big difference in curbing the intensity of the cold," Spar says.
|
|
My knee-jerk was to add fuel, to spar back, to cuss her out, to tell her how wrong she was.
|
|
Mickey says he actually invited Floyd to spar with him once, and according to Garcia, Money wasn't having any of it.
|
|
Even Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic nominee for president, did not spar with Mr. Trump in quite the same unscripted way.
|
|
Debora L. Spar left as its president after just a year, Lincoln Center's second leader in a row forced out early.
|
|
Kantar also said independent retailers such as Spar, Nisa, Premier, Londis and Costcutter's sales rose collectively by 16.1% in this period.
|
|
By the end of the show, we'd seen Kimmel and Damon spar in one form or another at least four times.
|
|
Thompson: The moderators missed a few moments to let the candidates spar more and draw out real contrasts with one another.
|
|
Kavanagh said he had overseen the last heavy spar before the team leaves Ireland for the fight capital of the world.
|
|
The camera lurks by the lockers, watching the team shower, vomit, and spar; it hovers under the bleachers, ogling muscular thighs.
|
|
It would be unprecedented for a group of high-profile women to spar in a party presidential primary in the same year.
|
|
Some guys were amazing—sharing their knowledge with us and letting us spar with them, and not killing us in the ring.
|
|
"We kill one monster to save 100,000 people," Harrow tells his queen, Sarai (Kazumi Evans), as they spar with sword and spear.
|
|
As they spar, Claire takes a call from Misty and tells her to clear the block (something the police have already done).
|
|
The club's founder, Patrick Harris, revealed after the visit that the prince had asked to come back privately and spar with him.
|
|
Or a down at heel neighbourhood boxing gym where working class men pummel bags and spar with grizzled old guys holding pads.
|
|
Jimmy Gressier produces a front-running display to defend his title in the U23 race at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships.
|
|
Across Nigeria's "middle belt", indigenous tribes like theirs spar with "settlers" who are moving south as the Sahel encroaches on their pastures.
|
|
Sanders and Acosta regularly spar during White House press briefings, including a particularly intense clash over the administration's separation of migrant families.
|
|
"He'd spar right over there," George Dillman was saying Thursday in the gym cabin as he pulled down a small white screen.
|
|
Sanders was mostly sidelined on the next night, standing placidly by as Biden and Harris leaned across him to spar over race.
|
|
The other candidates could spar about ideology and policy, but Biden reminded people again and again that he worked with Barack Obama.
|
|
" Polly says everybody he talked to who saw Lee spar or fight rendered the same verdict: He was "very, very, very good.
|
|
Taking these supplements within 24 hours of first feeling symptoms will help your body get a foothold against the virus, Spar says.
|
|
The bell goes at the end of our spar and Floyd says 'That's the type of fighter we want in this gym!
|
|
In Redstone's case, Spar examined Redstone several times in person, while Read based his opinion on reports from Herzer and other witnesses.
|
|
With growth slowing, the company continues to spar with local officials around the world looking to limit Uber cars on their streets.
|
|
But Ms. Spar and Ms. Borda said they were confident that even a less ambitious overhaul could still transform the concertgoing experience.
|
|
The firm, which is expanding into Europe to diversify earnings away from South Africa's volatile rand, bought Spar Switzerland earlier this year.
|
|
That lack of sleep is one reason couples spar, said Stephanie Wilson, Ph.D., an assistant professor of psychology at Southern Methodist University.
|
|
SPAR, a grocery chain which also sells building materials and medicine in Southern Africa, said group sales for the 17-weeks ended Jan.
|
|
But then Pantazi brought out two of his students to spar and I saw an effectiveness on defense that I could scarcely believed.
|
|
Soon after she arrived, Ms. Spar hired Bret Silver, who worked with her at Barnard, to be chief strategy and external relations officer.
|
|
It was expected by many that Holt would allow the candidates to spar with little interruption, which turned out to be largely true.
|
|
SPAR, a grocery chain which also sells building materials and medicines in southern Africa, already has operations in Ireland, southwest England and Switzerland.
|
|
" In July, Clarkson also got into a friendly Twitter spar with country singer Maren Morris after "The Middle" singer called red wine "gross.
|
|
Redstone's personal physician, Richard Gold, and psychiatrist James Spar have told the court they believe the mogul was competent to make that decision.
|
|
She found the rush of hitting the pads exhilarating, but when it came time to spar with others, her past came flooding back.
|
|
The United States and Turkey might spar with disagreements and even very public disputes, but they are strategically in need of each other.
|
|
But I think in the end, it also was the doom—you spar that hard, you wear guys down and you shorten careers.
|
|
JoAnn's younger brother recalled watching his sister spar at the gym, and being teased by classmates that his sister could beat him up.
|
|
It consists of five large turbines on a platform called a spar — a vertical floating buoy like those used in the oil industry.
|
|
But it has often found itself trying to strike a delicate balancing act, especially as the United States and China spar over trade.
|
|
This year, the first full year under Ms. Spar, the projected deficit grew again — largely, officials said, because of a fund-raising shortfall.
|
|
How many have a teen girl protagonist who's also a genius scientist — and then give her a mad scientist grandfather to spar with?
|
|
Donald Trump is attacking the messenger in his spar with Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch over the president's criticism of a federal judge.
|
|
Carrey has yet to respond to Alessandra, though she has continued to spar with his defenders and other critics of fascism on Twitter.
|
|
In "The American President," her spitfire lobbyist asked: Why not fall in love and spar with the most powerful man in the world?
|
|
In an English-speaking superpower, the Spanish-language TV networks Univision and Telemundo spar for top ratings with ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC.
|
|
Republican candidates could face trouble in Indiana, where candidates spar in a three-way primary for the right to take on Donnelly. Rep.
|
|
An interim team took over until the center found its next president: Debora L. Spar, who had been the president of Barnard College.
|
|
Redstone's personal physician, Richard Gold, and geriatric psychiatrist James Spar have told the court they believe the mogul was competent to make that decision.
|
|
Meanwhile, uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union sapped consumer confidence in Ireland and south western England, where SPAR also operates, it said.
|
|
Thailand's navy on Monday towed to shore a floating cabin which had been set on top of a spar 14 nautical miles off Phuket.
|
|
"Choice" has taken center stage as Democratic candidates spar over "Medicare for all" versus fixing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and keeping private insurance.
|
|
India and Pakistan, for instance, spar over whether a leader of a Pakistan-based group called Lashkar-e-Taiba belongs on the sanctions list.
|
|
"He has continued to meet and spar with the bear in recent years, posting photos and videos alongside his chained-up "friend from childhood.
|
|
His willingness to spar with the religious right has made him, in short order, arguably the most prominent openly gay politician in the country.
|
|
This year, Minaj was faced with how she'll age in this industry and "Barbie Dreams" is proof she can still spar with the best.
|
|
" Debora L. Spar, the new president of Lincoln Center, said in response to Mr. Geffen's comments that New York is "an incredibly philanthropic city.
|
|
Debora L. Spar, the center's new president, expressed gratitude to Mr. Redden, saying in a statement that he "brought the world to New Yorkers."
|
|
But that could mean foregoing building repairs or raising other rents as the White House and Congress continue to spar over the border wall.
|
|
The groom's father retired as the owner of several groceries and convenience stores in the Spar chain in England; his office was in Birmingham.
|
|
And several high-profile European leaders, who otherwise spar with British politicians on a weekly basis, have come out with strong statements of sympathy.
|
|
Trying to defuse the tension, Mr. Maher wryly suggested to Mr. Yiannopoulos that he shouldn't be so quick to spar with his fellow panelists.
|
|
If your turkey had not been reared on a turkey farm, it would've had to thwart hunters and spar with fellow birds for resources.
|
|
"Democrats spar over how to combat Trump, a roaring economy and impeachment," by Matt Viser, Michael Scherer and Amy B Wang The debate explained.
|
|
In 2017, Ms. Spar and Ms. Borda, who was just starting at the Philharmonic, scrapped the plans and went back to the drawing board.
|
|
I walk into Spar and Ed Sheeran's knocking about in the canned goods aisle, eyeing up a tin of Princes' chicken in white sauce.
|
|
" Said rocks will be "rated for California seismic loads, so super strong, but bored in the middle, like an aircraft wing spar, so not heavy.
|
|
On June 813, 1988, Mike Tyson and Michael Spinks stepped inside an Atlantic City boxing ring to spar for the title of world heavyweight champion.
|
|
I'm not exactly a renowned fighter, but I used to spend plenty of time traveling around San Francisco boxing clubs to spar other flyweight women.
|
|
Now Mr. Bernstein's successor, Debora L. Spar, the former president of Barnard College, has announced her resignation, just one year after starting in the position.
|
|
Initially the company intended to install a state-of-the-art floating "spar" tailored, in the words of one official, like a "Savile Row suit".
|
|
In Season 2, the duo spar in guttural Hindi, hurling curse words during phone conversations that feel as sexually charged as any physically explicit scene.
|
|
Italy's cabinet approved a law on Friday obliging parents to vaccinate their children against infectious diseases as politicians spar over a spike in measles cases.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump and his former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, have both used Twitter to spar with enemies over the last decade.
|
|
The revival of ZTE comes as China and the U.S. continue to spar over larger trade issues, raising concerns of a looming global trade war.
|
|
The full report from Dr. Spar is expected to be included by Mr. Redstone's lawyers as part of their legal filings in the Massachusetts case.
|
|
JOHANNESBURG, Nov 13 (Reuters) - South African retailer and wholesaler SPAR Group said on Wednesday its profits grew by 16.9% in the year ended Sept. 30.
|
|
Scarborough and Cruz continued to spar, talking over each other about the Supreme Court's process of accepting cases and the details of the Second Amendment.
|
|
The weekend would see Fox News host Sean Hannity spar with James Carville, the one-time Democratic Svengali, who hasn't been relevant since the '90s.
|
|
Speed won two Academy Awards for its unique background score, grossed approximately ten times its budget, and gained enough critical praise to spar a sequel.
|
|
Ms. Spar moved to cut costs, and ended the Lincoln Center Festival, which had brought international performers to New York for more than 20 years.
|
|
Using toothpicks or wooden sticks from cotton swabs, make masts, booms and the spar extending from the vessel's front prow, which is called the bowsprit.
|
|
Or maybe we'll just count the seconds until he and Hannah spar over her sex life and she confesses something about sex in a windmill.
|
|
So, when the opportunity came up to spar with the 30-year-old champ, the congresswoman from Hawaii wasted no time strapping on the gear!!
|
|
In South Korea, Elliott became the first investor to publicly spar with Samsung, a conglomerate run by one of the country's most powerful corporate dynasties.
|
|
The government has been partially shut down for more than a month as Trump and Democrats spar over billions of dollars for his border wall.
|
|
And now with Trump in his hometown, he had the chance to spar with him on policy head-on — or rather, from across the street.
|
|
Debora L. Spar will become the tenth president and CEO of the Lincoln Center in March 2017 — the first woman ever appointed to the role.
|
|
Walmart is prepared to remove its pharmacies from the drug benefit network owned by CVS Health, as the two retail giants spar over drug pricing terms.
|
|
The fight would continue until one of the boys gave up, and then another challenger would come in for his turn to spar with the champion.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A vigil held Wednesday, July 3, for artist Devra Freelander escalated into a spar between truck drivers, pedestrians, and mourners.
|
|
The bombastic businessman explained he finds it "inappropriate" to spar with Sanders, the U.S. senator from Vermont, because he will likely not win the Democratic nomination.
|
|
The American prison system — where phone companies run virtual extortion rackets, and pharmaceutical companies spar with state governments over tortuous execution drugs — calls for sharp hyperbole.
|
|
The 29-year-old professional fighter stepped in the ring with Conor in May 2016 to spar for a few rounds -- and dominated the UFC star.
|
|
Nor can it hope to spar with Apple, which has announced that iTunes Radio will be swallowed by Apple Music at the end of this month.
|
|
Clayton faced tough questions from Democrats during a three-hour hearing earlier in March, which also saw lawmakers from both parties spar over Wall Street regulation.
|
|
Sanders and White House correspondent Jim Acosta regularly spar during White House press briefings, including a particularly intense clash over the administration's separation of migrant families.
|
|
It's not really clear how the two beasts of nature will spar off, but Vegas has probably already put down a betting line on the event.
|
|
Those who hope that a face-lift will raise property values often spar with others who recoil at the prospect of hemorrhaging cash on cosmetic work.
|
|
He personally signed off on a plan to deploy Kirstjen Nielsen, the homeland security secretary he'd previously chastised as weak on borders, to spar with reporters.
|
|
Treichl took over as chairman of the management board at Erste oesterreichische Spar-Casse, the predecessor to Erste Group, more than two decades ago in 1997.
|
|
Current customers include Spar (a chain of grocery stories and 7-Eleven-style corner shops); Düsseldorf airport and a number of German and Austrian brands. Ecx.
|
|
But for me, watching generative and derivative nostalgia spar within it prompted a different sense of the familiar: bleakness about the future of mouse-eared entertainment.
|
|
Abstract underpinnings (a tightly constructed triangular vortex at the core) spar with recognizable imagery (gloves, plumage, tassels, fringes, ribbon-like fabrics wrapped in stripes over tubes).
|
|
Will he spar with executives who disagree with him on key issues, like Elon Musk, who holds drastically different views on the future of artificial intelligence?
|
|
He has shown no desire to spar with his Democratic rivals on health care, and is instead focusing his vast personal wealth on targeting the president.
|
|
So far so pretty good, as Hopkins and Pryce spar elegantly, while Bergoglio fears the impact that Benedict's departure amid scandal would have on the institution.
|
|
"We've probably hit the bottom," said Spar Chief Executive Graham O'Connor, adding conditions will improve as a severe drought in the region draws to an end.
|
|
Speaking with reporters for the first time since the president-elect's victory, Yellen repeatedly dodged opportunities to directly spar with Trump on policy or political matters.
|
|
Jenkins and Morrisey have been locked in a vicious battle for the nomination in recent weeks, preferring to spar amongst each other than to target Blankenship.
|
|
But so far all they seem to want to do is spar with Warren and Sanders and warn about the dangers of going too far left.
|
|
If couples fight over who gets to hold the television remote, surely strangers sharing an apartment spar over that flash point and many others as well.
|
|
Yet even as regulators and industry lobbyists spar over names, they are overlooking a far more important factor in the viability of lab-grown meat: consumers.
|
|
And at Barnard College, just down Broadway from City College, where the president, Debora L. Spar stepped down in November, a replacement was announced in May.
|
|
I stopped at the end of his verbal spar with It, which was inspiring and made me feel a lot better than I had an hour before.
|
|
Five weeks into the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, the two have continued to spar over the way they'll resolve Trump's insistence on a border wall.
|
|
It's one thing to fight with your ex-wife in the tabloids in 1980s New York or provoke contestants to spar with each other on The Apprentice.
|
|
Noble also said in a statement that its Thunder Hawk and Neptune Spar facilities are operating normally and that production has not been impacted by the suspension.
|
|
Attorneys spar over guns in Will Smith case Saints coach Sean Payton has heard the argument that people need guns for protection, but he's not buying it.
|
|
Since then, such vessels have repeatedly been left stuck at sea for days or weeks as EU states spar over what to do with the people aboard.
|
|
Hong Kong-listed shares of Chinese telecommunications equipment company ZTE plummeted 297.593%, with the company being caught in the crossfire as Beijing and Washington spar over trade.
|
|
Lauren Spar, Madison Evans, and Katie Becker, all seniors from Reston, Virginia, agreed that it didn't have to be this way: the lockdowns, the shootings, the fear.
|
|
Tehran has distanced itself from the attack, which comes as Iran and the United States spar over sanctions and the U.S. military presence in the Gulf region.
|
|
The worst performing unit was SPAR Switzerland, where turnover grew just 1.2% after aggressive marketing initiatives in the first half of the year failed to increase turnover.
|
|
Monday's press conference, which got tense when Obama pushed Castro to took questions from reporters, saw the two leaders spar on the trade embargo and human rights.
|
|
China on Thursday eased restrictions on foreign investment in sectors ranging from agriculture to banking, as Beijing and Washington continue to spar in a growing trade dispute.
|
|
In her eight works in the show, completed between 2009 and 2015, images are layered and materials are manipulated, leaving the recognizable to spar with the abstract.
|
|
"He gave me a Nike shirt," Steve Martinez, a 27-year-old from the Bronx who was flown in to spar with Murata, told me after returning.
|
|
So Deborah Borda, the Philharmonic's new president, and Ms. Spar agreed last year to come up with a scaled-down plan that can be done in phases.
|
|
His work on the microphone, a key component of modern WWE where competitors spar verbally before duking it out physically, was severely lacking, and fans could tell.
|
|
Among the fallers, Spar shed 1.9% to 167.93 rand, grocer Shoprite was down 1.9% at 114.13 rand and Woolworths closed with a 1.5% decline at 51.34 rand.
|
|
Many rivals have struggled to spar with Trump in debates and on Twitter but have found it difficult, demeaning and self-destructive to sink to his level.
|
|
Despite selling the social media giant, Cuban is active on Twitter with roughly 7.8 million followers and has famously used it to spar with President Donald Trump.
|
|
Biden has faced repeated questions about his mental acuity and readiness to spar with Trump on the debate stage, and Sanders suffered a heart attack in October.
|
|
The parties in the bankruptcy continue to spar over whether the money will be all in cash or half in cash and half in PG&E stock.
|
|
On Monday evening, he went on to spar with journalists on Twitter after some took issue with the way his piece failed to mention contextual details about Sanders.
|
|
But seeing him spar and train and fight, and exploring his athletic background, one forms a new image of this Panda man, and he becomes even more perplexing.
|
|
Several other students were injured, including four Barnard students, and Columbia medical and support personnel were en route to Honduras to provide assistance, Spar said in her statement.
|
|
If you live near a Monoprix, Monop', Géant, Hyper Casino, Casino Supermarché, Leader Price, Casino shop, Vival or Spar, you can expect to see a locker pretty soon.
|
|
He daydreams about Ruth and Debbie in character with sexy costumes, big hair, and colorful makeup, duking it out in a stylized spar that makes the crowd roar.
|
|
Chinese officials urged the U.S. to take action to improve military relations between the countries as they continue to spar over trade and other issues, Reuters reported Thursday.
|
|
During these interactions, the two males might occasionally bite one another, but they'll rarely ever inject their venom, and will continue to spar until one of them submits.
|
|
The two of them bristle and spar, coming to blows in one of the least manly bouts of combat ever staged, which results in a very minor nosebleed.
|
|
Morck hasn't been forgotten, though: In between the murders, he's lashing out at the universe and at Assad as they spar over religion and the meaning of life.
|
|
Obama has been largely sidelined in the presidential contest, a last-year officeholder with high approval ratings who has repeatedly shown he likes to spar with political foes.
|
|
You know how it is… you want to be the baddest guy in the gym so I put everything into the spar and really got into this guy.
|
|
He and other would-be champions punch bags and skip rope, spar with partners and obey the sign that says "no weapon of any kind" — other than fists.
|
|
The Chinese currency rose 0.1 percent on a spot basis against the dollar in third quarter even as Washington and Beijing continued to spar on trade-related issues.
|
|
Ms. Spar, who arrived at Lincoln Center after a successful nine-year run as the president of Barnard College, encountered resistance as she tried to take the reins.
|
|
Both presidents had been unconventional choices — Mr. Bernstein was a former Broadway producer who had never run a major nonprofit; Ms. Spar came from academia, not the arts.
|
|
Several Lincoln Center officials and people close to Ms. Spar spoke about her difficult tenure on condition of anonymity so they could freely discuss internal conversations and decisions.
|
|
And credit is due to the vibraphonist Joel Ross, the bassist Junius Paul and the drummer Jonathan Pinson, who kept the bedrock hot with their own crisscrossing spar.
|
|
They described him as "old" and "tired" as well as someone they believed Mr. Trump knew how to spar with and rattle in a head-to-head contest.
|
|
Spar with snowflakes who are offended by something he says about race or gender and perhaps even believe he never should have been invited in the first place.
|
|
Total sales spiked 16.7 percent to 42 billion rand ($2.68 billion), buoyed by the exchange rate gains contributions from G Group, the Irish retailer Spar bought in 2014.
|
|
They now star (and spar) as rival Monterey power mothers in the new HBO mini-series "Big Little Lies," of which Ms. Witherspoon is also an executive producer.
|
|
The company he created now employs more than 3,000 people and has expanded into spar- and mast-making, rigging, kites for kite surfing, and apparel, among other things.
|
|
JOHANNESBURG, Feb 12 (Reuters) - South African retailer and wholesaler SPAR Group Ltd on Tuesday reported an 8.2 percent increase in 13-week sales, buoyed by its Southern Africa operations.
|
|
Amazon places these lockers all over big cities (often in retail stores like 7-Eleven and Spar) and lets you send your packages there or use them for returns.
|
|
Bran, who has no practical use for the dagger as the Three-Eyed Raven, bequeathes it to Arya, who wields it well in a spar against Brienne of Tarth.
|
|
It was irresponsible of the people in the gym to let him into the ring to spar but Nick is his own man and he makes his own decisions.
|
|
Brown believes that some important elements of sparring can be lost when women spar men and that Jedrzejczyk will only benefit from more time spent exchanging with other females.
|
|
These include fuel brands BP, Esso, Jet, Murco, Shell and Texaco and retail brands Budgens, Costa Coffee, Greggs, Spar and Subway, as well as the MRH-owned brand, Hursts.
|
|
Kenny is currently being placed in a racially-charged spar against the in-house ignorant troll, Lee, who we found out has a history of racist and misogynistic tweets.
|
|
Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE.
|
|
As an outlier in a military family, Russell is often at odds with his father as they spar over competing ideas of what it means to be a man.
|
|
US, Russia spar amid charges of war crimes in Syria A recent ceasefire led to a relative calm for several days, despite being originally planned for only eight hours.
|
|
The announcement comes as House Democrats and Trump continue to spar over funding for the president's long-promised border wall, which led to the longest government shutdown in history.
|
|
And you still have time to decide — do you want to commit the next 20 hours to watching candidates spar, or would you rather rewatch every Star Wars movie?
|
|
"One of the things we've found is that you get hurt sparring a lot—so you want to minimize your sparring, but you still have to spar," Griffin said.
|
|
I've been taking martial arts since I was young, so I might go to the Mississippi riverfront and invite a martial artist that I know to spar with me.
|
|
Chess grandmasters retreat ahead of tournaments into hermetic training camps where, much like boxers shooting for a major belt, they spar and share strategies with trusted, top-line players.
|
|
As the U.S. and China spar over trade, some scientists worry that the vital exchange of medical supplies and information could slow, hampering preparedness for the next biological threat.
|
|
Each spring her family drives hundreds of Black Angus cattle up a steep road through Spar Canyon to graze the high, windswept hills on Bureau of Land Management land.
|
|
In the drama race, it's the Seven Kingdoms versus spies as "Game of Thrones" and "Killing Eve" spar, with the odds on the former to claim the top prize.
|
|
But prodded to spar, the candidates more often chose to strike at President Trump, whether the subject was Iran and troops in the Middle East, health care or impeachment.
|
|
Analyst, filmmaker spar over video The clerks then give Brown a bag with cigarillos, which he takes, but he then turns around and gives it back to them before leaving.
|
|
WATCH: PROTESTERS SPAR AMID HEAVY POLICE PRESENCE AT SUPREME COURT Video While Republicans have set a goal of confirming Kavanaugh by this fall, Grassley said speed isn&apost the goal.
|
|
That spells an end to behemoths like Aasta Hansteen, which is the world's largest spar-type platform and has a 200 meter-long cylindrical hull, most of which is submerged.
|
|
"Moving from academia to the performing arts world pushed me to think, learn and lead in new ways," Ms. Spar said on Friday afternoon in a letter sent to colleagues.
|
|
Trump, Cruz spar over wife remarks The feud between Trump and Cruz turned even more personal last week when the real estate mogul took aim at the Texas senator's wife.
|
|
Haley came into the role in a Cabinet-level position, empowered to push back on policy (and spar with the other Cabinet members, as she reportedly did in Tillerson's case).
|
|
Trump's minority outreach off to rough start There will be no space for the billionaire to relax and regenerate his energy while rivals spar or networks cut to commercial breaks.
|
|
They list off things they won't budge on and game out how to respond to Trump's inevitable curve balls (such as calling in the TV cameras to watch them spar).
|
|
JOHANNESBURG, May 30 (Reuters) - South African retailer and wholesaler Spar Group Ltd reported on Wednesday a 13.8 percent increase in half-year earnings, boosted by contributions from its European operations.
|
|
"I asked Mr. Redstone why he was removing Mr. Dauman as trustee and director, and he said, 'He's done a bad job running Viacom,'" Dr. Spar said in the statement.
|
|
Sen. Bob Corker can spar with Donald Trump on issues and still support the president's plan for a major tax cut, anti-tax crusader Grover Norquist told CNBC on Monday.
|
|
Investors have been preparing in recent weeks for the Federal Reserve to further tighten monetary policy as the United States and China spar over trade, making a recession more likely.
|
|
The UFC lightweight champion is said to have wrestled the bear for training as a child and has continued to meet and spar with his "old friend" in recent years.
|
|
Two shades referenced the youngest Kardashian-Jenner sibling: "Rainbow in the S-kylie" and "Wear Something Spar-kylie," Huffington Post reported, explaining that Kylie, then 13 years old, nabbed $100,000.
|
|
Where those collaborations made obvious sense—Khalid and Frank Ocean hold the R&B melodies, Future and the Migos spar around them—the latest single from Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
|
|
Two dancers in pink sports bras spar with flyswatters as a woman in feathery yellow kneepads dances around them, stepping in time with the electro-tribal beat in the background.
|
|
That Read and Spar, two respected and similarly trained specialists in geriatric psychiatry, could come to such different views illustrates the intrinsic challenge in evaluations of mental capacity, experts said.
|
|
The dramatic portrait of a crumbling marriage or relationship often lends itself to intense performance, allowing actors to spar with one another while playing out heightened, if not uncommon, circumstances.
|
|
Bret and Ross Douthat spar over the sincerity of the Fox News host Tucker Carlson's recent anti-elite turn — and what it says about the state of the conservative movement.
|
|
Sanders' and Biden's campaigns have traded barbs over those issues during the primary campaign, and they are likely to spar even more aggressively as the race enters its next phase.
|
|
As with the best rom-coms, the romance feels ineluctable, no matter how hard the two leads fight it — but what fun it is to watch Duris and Paradis spar.
|
|
It's not pretty, yet somehow, through the honesty of its grime and the earnest way its inhabitants try to scrape and spar their way out of it, it becomes beautiful.
|
|
Salvini and Di Maio, both deputy prime ministers, are competing for votes ahead of European Parliament elections on May 26 and spar daily on issues ranging from immigration to corruption.
|
|
"While we acknowledge the feelings of those who would prefer that we not allow that performance to continue, we will not be canceling it," Ms. Spar said in a statement.
|
|
Democrats, meanwhile, are expected to spar with Kavanaugh about a range of topics including his opposition to assault weapon bans and his questioning of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's leadership structure.
|
|
If he couldn't have an ideological ally, Scalia wanted to spar with the very smartest and most agile member of the opposition, not the one he would be likeliest to steamroll.
|
|
The examination by Dr. Spar provides one window into the mental state of Mr. Redstone, who is in poor health and has not been seen publicly in more than a year.
|
|
Read more: A 49-year old trucking company is suing Amazon in the latest spar between the logistics industry and the upstart giantAmazon can save considerably when it moves packages itself.
|
|
Ms. Spar will succeed Jed Bernstein, who abruptly left the post last spring after officials there faulted him for failing to disclose a consensual affair with a woman he had promoted.
|
|
Like the spar, which was made bigger by the arbitrary addition of coral on top of it, more and more objects joined Sloane's collection each year, swelling it to enormous size.
|
|
The Austrian grocer Spar gave in to public pressure and said it will stop carrying halal meat, even though the grocer clarified that its Halal meat was from sedated animals, too.
|
|
Abortion clinics in Ohio have been ordered to cease abortion operations amid the COVID-19 outbreak as the state government and pro-choice groups spar over the definition of "essential" healthcare.
|
|
Now, as the United States and China spar over trade, some scientists worry that the vital exchange of medical supplies and information could slow, hampering preparedness for the next biological threat.
|
|
About 313 million people watched the candidates spar inside a closed Washington television studio, an unusual format without any in-person spectators that was widely praised for its substance and solemnity.
|
|
He has also opted not to spar publicly with Mr. Trump, even as the president has attacked the bureau and accused agents of being part of a "witch hunt" against him.
|
|
Friends say the brothers don't spar with each other, or they at least keep any disagreements hidden, but they don't seem to have much of an affinity for each other, either.
|
|
But, as with any trader on a roll, he likes to keep score, and he is quick to spar on Twitter with the traders who appear on CNBC's "Fast Money" program.
|
|
Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE (D-Nev.).
|
|
But, the real heated spar that kept the fires burning for the rest of the debate came from Elizabeth Warren, who seized a moment made just for her: the millionaire debate.
|
|
For several days, the pair converse — and sometimes spar — as they start to realize there's more common ground between them than they'd thought The Two Popes is thoroughly and purposefully fictionalized.
|
|
Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 220006 MORE, D-Nev.
|
|
Kennedy, Markey spar over experience in first Senate primary debate The Hill's Campaign Report: Bloomberg to face off with rivals at Nevada debate MORE III (D-Mass.) as her vice president.
|
|
Ms. Warren's remark was an unusually blunt jab at Mr. Trump, from a candidate who has largely declined to spar personally with the president since her entry into the 2020 race.
|
|
Darwin posited that species compete with each other less when they're less related; those animals possessing similar anatomies, foraging patterns and habitats are more likely to spar over the same resources.
|
|
JOHANNESBURG, Nov 14 (Reuters) - South African retailer and wholesaler SPAR Group Ltd reported on Wednesday a 1.4 percent increase in full-year headline earnings, boosted by improving contributions from its European businesses.
|
|
As President Trump continues to spar with Congress over funding for a $5 billion border wall, roughly 800,000 workers are feeling the financial impact of the longest partial government shutdown in history.
|
|
As the Democratic presidential candidates spar in the first debate leading up to the 2020 election, focus is on the governors who want to beat President Donald Trump and their individual accomplishments.
|
|
Holt seemed to be sitting on his hands for the first hour of the debate, watching the nominees spar about the economy, jobs, and trade deals without driving the conversation at all.
|
|
It's not uncommon for celebrities to verbally spar with TSR commenters — another way that TSR has one-upped much of its competition — or reach out to TSR directly with an exclusive scoop.
|
|
Sanders gets to spar with the front-runner, the old-line establishment symbol of everything his would-be supporters hate, as he seeks to win back the support he's lost to Sen.
|
|
Dr. Spar also performed a "Mini-Mental State Exam" to test Mr. Redstone's cognitive functions and found that Mr. Redstone had a "mild degree" of impairment, given his age and education level.
|
|
The contentious interview was ostensibly about the book but instead saw him spar with the hosts about the Bidens, the whistleblower who helped set the impeachment investigation in motion — and more topics.
|
|
Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE (D-Nev.). Rep.
|
|
Mr. Trump, for his part, continued to spar with President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico over who would pay for a border wall, vowing on Twitter that Mexico would bear the cost.
|
|
The two songs he appears on, "Emotional" and "Tip Toes," make for some of Icy's most memorable moments; the pair playfully spar with each other, exchanging innuendoes that might make you blush.
|
|
Mulvaney and Sanders went on to spar over where Meals on Wheels funding comes from and whether it would cut in the Trump budget, both increasingly exasperated and talking over each other.
|
|
Rep. Darrell Issa of California announced Wednesday he will not seek re-election, opening up another battleground in the deep blue state as Republicans and Democrats spar for control of the House.
|
|
Sounding jovial and joking about no longer having to spar with the executive Harvey Weinstein over film ratings, Mr. Dodd said he was proud of his track record, particularly regarding online piracy.
|
|
Back then, Shell's plan to sink a piece of Brent equipment, called Brent Spar, in the ocean depths caused a bruising fight with environmental groups led by Greenpeace and prompted stricter regulation.
|
|
But lawmakers still need to decide where exactly to allocate the money, which has been a rocky process during the Trump administration as the president and Democrats spar over border security funding.
|
|
While Mr. Booker said he was ready to spar with Mr. Trump, stating matter-of-factly that "there is nobody in this race tougher than me," his overarching theme was about reconciliation.
|
|
Kimura would supposedly perform thousands of push ups a day, spar for hours, and bunny hop a kilometer at a time (all of which you would probably be advised to not do).
|
|
You could get them to act like wings, if you could have a leading edge spar that stiffened, and then some trailing spars and/or some way of maintaining tension in the cape.
|
|
Downey stars in the film alongside Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson and Jeremy Renner, as Captain America (Evans) and Iron Man (Downey Jr.) spar, leaving other members of the avengers to pick a side.
|
|
Amazons spar and support each other, unfurl themselves off their galloping horses, launch their sistren into the air to leap higher than they could on their own, and scoff into men's gaping faces.
|
|
The two countries spar for influence in Central Asia, where China has become the leading trading partner for all the former Soviet republics (apart from Uzbekistan), as well as the region's largest investor.
|
|
Spar concluded Redstone had the "legal mental capacity" required when he removed Dauman and Viacom board member George Abrams from the Sumner M. Redstone National Amusements Trust on May 20, the statement said.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE.
|
|
It takes some serious cojones to get in the octagon and spar with Anderson Silva -- but one 10-year-old kid took the challenge Thursday ... and CRUSHED IT ... and we've got the footage.
|
|
While on the run after escaping from prison in 1958, Ronnie would spar with his minder in the Surrey countryside (and when the newspapers reported the escape, they used Ronnie's old boxing photograph).
|
|
Noel, the boxer, invited me to his boxing gym, the Gimnasio de Boxeo Rafael Trejo, where I watched him jump rope and spar with fellow boxers like the one seen in this photo.
|
|
Nathaniel McDonald, the motor transport operations chief with Combat Logistics Battalion 3, prepares to spar during the Marine Corps Martial Arts Instructors Course's culmination at Marine Corps Base Hawaii on September 27, 2018.
|
|
The grocery retail market inquiry was initiated in November 2015 to deepen understanding of a sector dominated by Shoprite Holdings and its chain Checkers, Pick n Pay Stores , Spar Group and Woolworths Holdings.
|
|
Go deeper: More on the White House directing Lindsey Graham to block the resolution Trump and Macron spar over Turkey's role in NATO Trump praises Turkey's Erdoğan as "great ally" despite Syria tensions
|
|
But he was not fired, even as he continued to spar with Mr. Trump's aides over a range of ethical concerns, including the ethics office's authority to exercise oversight of the White House.
|
|
Kennedy, Markey spar over experience in first Senate primary debate MORE III (D-Mass.) are neck-and-neck in the Bay State's Democratic Senate primary, according to the latest polling of the race.
|
|
Meanwhile, the Democratic foes who were most eager to attack Biden have either dropped out of the race or failed to qualify for the debate stage, leaving Biden to spar with Vermont Sen.
|
|
Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE (D-Nev.) and Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas), have announced they will not run for reelection after allegations of sexual misconduct.
|
|
In Ireland, the business increased turnover by 8.4 percent in euro-currency terms, while SPAR Switzerland continued to reflect the negative local market conditions with sales declining 1.5 percent in Swiss franc currency terms.
|
|
SPAR, a grocery chain which also sells building materials and medicine in Southern Africa, said headline earnings per share rose to 965.7 cents for the year-ended September from 952.8 cents a year earlier.
|
|
Now that Democrats have won the House, Republicans will no longer be able to pass legislation with GOP votes alone — instead, to get any bills through Congress, Trump will have to spar with Democrats.
|
|
But the contenders to that democratic outcome kind of like the ability to spar for it via clever marketing, at least so long as they win (and if they lose, 'unfair!' is the cry).
|
|
And while that gives him a chance to spar against a few speedy middleweights in Brooklyn as well as 260-pound heavyweight slugger Adam Kownacki, it does leave Smith without his much-needed benefits.
|
|
The hygiene hypothesis, as it's called, says that our immune system needs to spar with relatively harmless germs and foreign substances (including foods like peanuts) in its earliest years so it can calibrate itself.
|
|
A few months later, *Star Wars: **The Force Awakens *shocked audiences by focusing largely on Rey, a young woman (there's that word again!) who could fly the Millennium Falcon and spar with a lightsaber.
|
|
Rush Hour's Ratner is an executive producer, and it shows: Only a self-proclaimed martial arts fan like him would have Master Wu spar with a wooden training dummy, as Chan did in Rumble.
|
|
Iran has denied involvement in either operation, which come as Washington and the Islamic Republic spar over sanctions and the U.S. military presence in the region, raising concerns about a potential U.S.-Iran conflict.
|
|
SPAR, which has more than 4,000 stores, said headline earnings per share (HEPS) fell by 3.4% to 523.6 cents for the six months to the end of March from 542.1 cents a year earlier.
|
|
Iran has denied involvement in either incident, which come as Washington and the Islamic Republic spar over sanctions and the U.S. military presence in the region, raising concerns about a potential U.S.-Iran conflict.
|
|
Carvey's legendary Bush Sr. impression has no equal, and it became such a fixture of pop culture during the '90s that Bush Sr. himself once got on camera to spar with the SNL alum.
|
|
Given multiple chances to spar directly with Warren and Sanders over their sweeping policies ranging from healthcare to immigration and trade, Delaney took on the role of the loudest critic of their "impossible" ideas.
|
|
For his part, Sessions has generally declined to spar with the President, choosing instead to keep his head down and go about his job while continuing to support Trump's policies (both privately and publicly).
|
|
The tribunal upheld, for the second time, arguments made by retailers Shoprite Checkers, Pick n Pay and Spar Group and found that Massmart had failed to make a strong case of anti-competitive conduct.
|
|
Several supporters of Ms. Spar said she had been highly engaged, should have been given more time and that she encountered resistance from the veteran senior staff and board and micromanaging from Ms. Farley.
|
|
Former Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday suggested there should be no more televised debates for the remainder of the 2020 Democratic primary, signaling an unwillingness to spar on stage again with Vermont Sen.
|
|
At this stage in the race, the point is to allow Democratic primary voters to grow comfortable with their favored candidates as they watch the contenders spar repeatedly over the course of the fall.
|
|
Republican Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdThe biggest political upsets of the decade Members spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations MORE bested Ortiz by just 799 votes.
|
|
And then there's the treat of watching Smith spar with Imelda Staunton, who plays Lady Bagshaw, a cousin on the outs with the family over an inheritance issue, and the Queen's lady-in-waiting.
|
|
The grocery retail market inquiry was initiated in November 2015 to deepen understanding of a sector dominated by Shoprite Holdings and its upmarket chain Checkers, Pick n Pay Stores, Spar Group and Woolworths Holdings .
|
|
Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellLawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing Why Pearl Jam is wrong about the BOSS Act Democrats, GOP spar over Treasury rules on Trump tax law MORE (D-N.
|
|
They watched her spar unsuccessfully over this issue with Clinton Global Initiative member and NBC morning news anchor Matt Lauer during Wednesday night's national security forum, and blamed her poor performance on — Matt Lauer.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R).
|
|
Spar, a wholesaler and distributor to independently owned stores of the same name, said headline earnings per share (EPS) rose 5.4 percent to 480 cents in the six months to the end of March.
|
|
Warring militia occasionally spar for control over the heavily populated capital, which has prevented the UN-recognized and Western-backed government of Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj from fully grasping the reins of power.
|
|
Italy's cabinet last week approved a law obliging parents to vaccinate their children against infectious diseases as politicians spar over a spike in cases of measles, possible complications of which include blindness and encephalitis.
|
|
Lawmakers spar over issue of quid pro quo A majority of Republicans fell in line with the White House's argument that the call summary did not provide proof of an explicit quid pro quo.
|
|
Rather, it was a copper keg filled with 21864 pounds of black powder that was positioned slightly ahead and below the sub's bow at the tip of a 21864-foot pole known as a spar.
|
|
As Washington and Tehran spar over sanctions and the U.S. military presence in the region, the UAE is balancing curtailing Iran with protecting its economic interests as the Middle East's tourism, financial and trading hub.
|
|
But we have, now, what Kim calls "a meme president," who is such a prime example of "troll bait" that he can't pass up even one opportunity to spout insanity or spar with the media.
|
|
Redstone told Spar he felt Dauman had "done a bad job running Viacom" and he was upset with Dauman's decision to sell part of movie studio Paramount Pictures, according to the statement from Redstone's spokesman.
|
|
Spar, a grocery chain which also sells building materials and medicine in Southern Africa, said headline earnings per share rose to 541.2 cents for the six months ended March from 475.5 cents a year earlier.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas).
|
|
For a while, I was the only guy signed to the UFC in my gym so I had to spar a lot of amateurs and that made me unsure if I was on this level.
|
|
READ: John Kerry: Some sanctions relief money for Iran will go to terrorism But the U.S. and Israel continue to spar over the growth of Jewish settlements on land Palestinians seek for a future state.
|
|
Iran has denied it was behind the attacks which come as Washington and the Islamic Republic spar over sanctions and the U.S. military presence in the region, raising concerns about a potential U.S.-Iran conflict.
|
|
Here are the takeaways from Wednesday night's debate in Newark: Candidates spar over responsibility of political polarization Both candidates condemned the deep polarization in politics in the wake of several bomb threats against Democratic politicians.
|
|
So whenever big news breaks, and all the talking heads are summoned to spar and swap hunches, the television turns into a real-time window on how people make sense — or nonsense — out of reality.
|
|
Ocasio-Cortez has become an internet sensation in her short time on Capitol Hill, with her viral social media posts and eagerness to spar with her detractors turning the 29 year-old into a star.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE of Texas.
|
|
After his rise to the top of the network, Smith wasn't afraid to publicly spar around issues he was passionate about and with figures he disagreed with, even if it was a fellow star anchor.
|
|
A variety of factors can affect the assessment of mental capacity, such as the time of day, said Dr. Daniel Plotkin, an expert in geriatric psychiatry who co-wrote a forthcoming research paper with Spar.
|
|
Two years ago, Spar was a key witness in the suit over the sale of the Clippers, testifying that Donald Sterling lacked the mental capacity to override his wife Shelly's decision to sell the team.
|
|
O'Donnell, the lawyer for Herzer, said that Spar evaluated Redstone at least four times: Twice in 2014, once last September and again on the day in October when Redstone removed Herzer from his healthcare directive.
|
|
That decision has set off a fierce debate in Washington as Democrats and Republicans spar about how to provide relief for about 800,000 immigrants who could face deportation when the program ends on March 5.
|
|
A fight over trade is playing out in the White House as top advisers spar over how far the U.S. should go in putting in place the America First trade policies that President Trump promised.
|
|
Y.) and Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibOmar says she hopes Netanyahu not reelected Bill Maher, Michael Moore spar over Democrats' strategy for 28503 Young insurgents aren't rushing to Kennedy's side in Markey fight MORE (D-Mich.).
|
|
Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellLawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing Why Pearl Jam is wrong about the BOSS Act Democrats, GOP spar over Treasury rules on Trump tax law MORE, Jr. (D-N.J.).
|
|
At the end of the spar between her and Buttigieg, she brought it back to a conversation about who candidates are currently taking donations from and how they're funding their campaigns in this very moment.
|
|
Gorsuch's tale reflects that the Supreme Court justices who wrestle with some of the most difficult issues of the day -- and sometimes spar ferociously in their dueling opinions -- are a collegial bunch off the bench.
|
|
Mr. Raja met with Mr. Beheshti five days a week for a year and a half, trained him in fighting and eventually brought him out to the gym to spar with a white British soldier.
|
|
Spar back in a playful, witty way—nothing delights an Aries more than someone who can quarrel while remaining funny, who doesn't get bent out of shape over a fleeting moment in a spirited conversation.
|
|
Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzLawmakers spar over surveillance flight treaty with Russia Senators voice support for Iran protesters but stop short of taking action Prisons chief: FBI investigating whether 'criminal enterprise' played role in Epstein death MORE (R-Texas) and Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonLawmakers spar over surveillance flight treaty with Russia GOP senator introduces bill to limit flow of US data to China Tom Cotton's only Democratic rival quits race in Arkansas MORE (R-Ark.) introduced a resolution in October demanding the U.S. exit the treaty.
|
|
Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE (D-Nev.) and Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas), two other lawmakers facing harassment allegations, have announced that they will retire at the end of their terms.
|
|
I'll always spar with these questions, but what I know for sure is that I'm passionate about changing being single from the worst thing a woman can be to simply a thing a woman can be.
|
|
Political fights back home Trump arrived in Japan as his nearly two-dozen potential Democratic rivals spar in their first set of televised debates, an occasion Trump said this week he would watch himself, however begrudgingly.
|
|
While Mr Trump and China continue to spar over trade tariffs, FIRRMA reflects a fight over Chinese investment in American technology startups that is less visible but which nonetheless may have serious consequences for Silicon Valley.
|
|
The few minutes of bonus material on each download of "In Our Time" free it from the time constraints of live radio, and guests often spar over what was included in—or omitted from—the broadcast.
|
|
US, Russia spar amid charges of war crimes in Syria Previous failures Several previous attempts at introducing pauses in the fighting and bombing have quickly deteriorated, with both sides accusing the other of breaking the truce.
|
|
Part 1 Democratic candidates for President spar over how to best achieve full health care coverage for everyone in the US. Part 2 Democratic candidates debate what it will take to defeat President Trump in 2020.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas). Rep.
|
|
Read more: CNN and White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham spar over a mistake in the network's Hurricane Dorian coverageTrump spent the week defending his assertion that Alabama was initially in the path of Hurricane Dorian
|
|
But Ms. Spar, who started a $400 million capital campaign at Barnard, which she said was the largest in the college's history, said that she was confident that the money for Geffen Hall could be raised.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R) and Rep.
|
|
President Trump may be the White House communicator-in-chief, but he still relies on a number of associates, both inside the West Wing and on the sidelines, to spar with reporters and amplify his message.
|
|
Trump, who often quizzes his aides on how his decisions are playing on television, has also shown he favors candidates with on-screen experience who can adeptly defend his administration and spar with cable news hosts.
|
|
Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE (D) win, while flipping the state legislature.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas), Rep.
|
|
This makes the episode's centerpiece scene — in which Philip invites Paige to spar with him, then shows her how easily he could choke her to death — the sort of subversive moment this show does so well.
|
|
No matter what situation he's in, Trump will never be talented enough to tell jokes or keep his cool during interviews or spar with the hosts, but he's somehow more interesting for that, because he keeps trying.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE in Corpus Christi; Reps.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas) in 2014.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas) and Rep.
|
|
Once you're confident it's the onset of a cold, the first thing you should do is stay hydrated and head straight to your local store or pharmacy, says Myles Spar, MD, chief medical officer of Vault Health.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas). http://bit.
|
|
They also like to banter, cajole, debate and spar — about the state of literature and the evolution of publishing, the printed page and the digital realm, the timelessness of the letter and the art of the tweet.
|
|
Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE represents Texas' 27th District.
|
|
The attempt to prevent global companies from avoiding taxes has intensified a fight between the United States and Europe, as policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic spar over efforts to impose new taxes on foreign firms.
|
|
Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE (D-Nev.) all face allegations of sexual misconduct.
|
|
Alex MooneyAlexander (Alex) Xavier Mooney220006 in Photos: 2202 pictures in politics Ocasio-Cortez calls out GOP lawmakers asking to be arrested, citing privilege Ocasio-Cortez, Mooney spar on Twitter over closed-door impeachment hearings MORE (R-W.
|
|
The deal, unveiled on Tuesday, will see Amazon lockers installed in 1,203 locations across France in nine of Casino's brands, including Monoprix, Monop, Geant, Hyper Casino, Casino Supermarche, Leaderprice, Viva and Spar by the end of the year.
|
|
The legislature is scheduled to adjourn for the year this week, suggesting it won&apost consider legalization until 2019 at the earliest — leaving local authorities and critics to spar over how smokers are treated under the existing law.
|
|
The prime minister of Italy (Stefano Accorsi) pays Pius a visit and the two spar over the PM's quite liberal agenda — recognizing same-sex marriage, abolishing the eight per thousand tax — but in the end, Pius emerges victorious.
|
|
The deal, unveiled on Tuesday, will see Amazon lockers installed in 1,000 locations across France in nine of Casino's brands, including Monoprix, Monop, Geant, Hyper Casino, Casino Supermarche, Leaderprice, Viva and Spar by the end of the year.
|
|
Barnard College junior Daniella Moffson, Columbia College sophomore Olivia Erhardt and Columbia University student Abigail Flanagan, who was also a nurse practitioner at the Columbia University Medical Center, were killed Wednesday, President Debora Spar said in a statement.
|
|
I watched him spar at the Cellar one evening and his boxing is slick and relaxed, fun to watch: the type of slip and tag you'd expect from a man who's been fighting for more than 15 years.
|
|