Now, women don't need spells to be powerful (though spells don't hurt).
|
|
Our spells run on these circuits so that they can break these spells.
|
|
She called them spells; they were weaving spells for us over the table.
|
|
It spells out word for word in Arabic what ISIL spells out in English.
|
|
" There's also Jane Krakowski, who spells "munchkins" as "munchins" ("the 'k' is silent," quips host Alec Baldwin), Constance Zimmer, who spells "bar mitzvah" as "barmitzfah," and Gabriel Iglesias, who spells "spatula" as "spachula.
|
|
Several of the minions the Token Druid needs are first summoned through spells, and then further buffed by spells.
|
|
It features 300 spells and 130-plus monster types compared to only 130 spells and 60 monster types in 'Baldur's Gate.
|
|
Her trailer shows some massive damage-dealing spells (sci-fi spells?) and her talking about imposing her will a whole lot.
|
|
Talley: I had a client who I had worked with doing success spells and business spells, and he had a burglar alarm problem.
|
|
The amount of lust spells are almost never ending as plugged in wizard and witches meet on magick forums and share spells like recipes.
|
|
If you don't believe that emoji spells are really a thing, check these out: Spells to keep Donald Trump out of the White House are also very popular: If all these emoji spells have piqued your curiosity, you're welcome to give it a try yourself.
|
|
Of course, those amateur-hour spells never worked, which is a familiar outcome when you look at pop culture's history of love spells and potions.
|
|
It looks like you can encant spells using the handset's microphone, and the one who successfully blocks the opponent's spells and casts her/his own is the victor.
|
|
The spells were so authentic that some of the cast members were worried that something "otherworldly" would follow them off-screen after performing the spells on the show.
|
|
The spells she tried were sometimes meant to bring positivity into her life, though she admitted they were often love spells: the kind a "lonely middle schooler" would tend to appreciate.
|
|
" He spells it out on the song "March 14.
|
|
" (Nutter provides her name and spells it.) Dispatcher: "OK.
|
|
That spells gridlock — and investors are fine with it.
|
|
"I was like a minor wizard because he would be casting spells, and I would see people mesmerized, but because I'm a minor wizard, the spells don't work on me," Gates said.
|
|
It's all very plausible, but it spells disaster for #TeamDragon.
|
|
Floods, storms and cold spells also carry a climatic fingerprint.
|
|
That spells bad news for Democrats in the November election.
|
|
Luckily, most magical practices involve some aspect of protection spells.
|
|
When you have spells, you have to make them count.
|
|
I.N.A.S.F.S." spells out "Gay is Not a Synonym for Shitty.
|
|
When you step out of the car, that spells trouble.
|
|
The crazy spells, the racing heart, the terrible headaches disappeared.
|
|
She's thought of Latin names for a swarm of spells.
|
|
One of the friends, Meche, can cast spells using music.
|
|
Clear spells for E Scot and NE Eng tonight pic.twitter.
|
|
But tourism spells a more prosperous future for the youth.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells and Artemis Moshtaghian contributed to this report.
|
|
CNN's Joe Sutton and Alta Spells contributed to this report.
|
|
She escaped mostly unscathed, but soon suffered repeated fainting spells.
|
|
Don't misunderstand, though: None of this spells reconciliation, Kardashian said.
|
|
Such evil spells, like "stop someone from hating you" pic.twitter.
|
|
Combat includes standard melee attacks, ranged attacks, and magical spells.
|
|
The acronym spells the name of the Egyptian god Osiris.
|
|
Yet in recent years such cold spells have grown rare.
|
|
The decision spells trouble for workers at the Hawthorne, Calif.
|
|
Previous spells of strong growth always drew in Mexican labour.
|
|
Stocked up on spells that hinder opponents or heal allies?
|
|
The Harry Potter spell to end all Harry Potter spells.
|
|
Now, imagine they could cast spells — and had bad intentions.
|
|
WATTERS: You ride around in your broomstick and cast spells.
|
|
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Dan is really good at making up spells.
|
|
Their spells working in the companies make them better owners.
|
|
Alas, FIFA, the governing body of world football, spells corruption.
|
|
These are both features that the marketing description spells out.
|
|
Regardless, the ritual's Facebook page spells things out pretty well.
|
|
" Among the more challenging highlights: Iggy spells "boudoir" like "Bordeaux.
|
|
Bill Clinton spells the difference between an impeachment that's widely
|
|
However, Kilduff isn't implying the trend spells more downside ahead.
|
|
Go deeper: Why Facebook's shellacking spells danger for all stocks
|
|
We've gone on our dry spells and haven't hit shots.
|
|
CNN's Janet DiGiacomo and Alta Spells contributed to this report.
|
|
CNN's Jeremy Grisham and Alta Spells contributed to this report.
|
|
Bedlam has cast spells with practically no set at all.
|
|
Both teams had prolonged dry spells in the second half.
|
|
It often spells the end of weak or incapacitated individuals.
|
|
The songs on "12 Little Spells" have extensive intellectual superstructures.
|
|
His mother told Mr. Zhang that it caused dizzy spells.
|
|
Still, the growing standoff spells trouble for the Kabul government.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells and Jamiel Lynch contributed to this report.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells and Jamiel Lynch contributed to this report.
|
|
To me, a proper dictionary is a book of spells.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells and Devon Sayers contributed to this report.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells and Jeremy Grisham contributed to this report.
|
|
Who can't name at least one of Harry Potter's spells?
|
|
CNN's Nicole Chavez and Alta Spells contributed to this story.
|
|
Casting spells on Twitter was all the rage in 2019.
|
|
She suffers from low blood pressure and frequent fainting spells.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells and Natasha Chen contributed to this report.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells and Andrea Diaz contributed to this report.
|
|
Proust is annoyed at the way Sondra spells her name.
|
|
I had spells of wearing both, but they passed quickly.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells and Alaa Elassar contributed to this report.
|
|
That spells trouble for Canova's chances at unseating Wasserman Schultz.
|
|
Healing potions and spells are abundant, but they raise your Fever level, an ailment that afflicts magically sensitive individuals (even those who don't go out of their way to wield spells) in Enderal's universe.
|
|
Gestures "cast spells" to mutate text and set it in motion.
|
|
I'll power through filler injections in-between fainting spells, because cheekbones.
|
|
Advocaat has already had five different spells with the national team.
|
|
The real Assange has over 300,000 followers, and spells Julian correctly.
|
|
Defeat Sunday likely spells the end of Andres Iniesta&aposs career.
|
|
But it also spells an uncomfortable conflation of faith with facts.
|
|
The mashup only shows the spells voiced in the film adaptations.
|
|
That spells good news for workers, who are in great demand.
|
|
This is also a brilliantly spiritual time, so cast some spells!
|
|
That said, the best love spells are more conceptual than specific.
|
|
Many have been arrested; some have been jailed for short spells.
|
|
Spells have always interested me, since I was in junior high.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells and intern Christy Leung contributed to this report
|
|
Mother changes son&aposs name after botched tattoo spells it wrong .
|
|
"I started having vision disturbances, blacking out, dizzy spells," she says.
|
|
Given all the cycle spells, Yogg-Saron is another valid choice.
|
|
"Before the heart attack, I was having dizzy spells," he said.
|
|
But every whip count out there this morning spells bad news.
|
|
That compares with 15 such spells for the entire 20th century.
|
|
The cafe spells its name with dead leaves on its signboard.
|
|
But long dry spells have left water content still below average.
|
|
My father, though, knew how to counter the cattle rustlers' spells.
|
|
Both categories often earned spells in the gulag under Joseph Stalin.
|
|
I believed that chain letters were spells cast by the Devil.
|
|
Oshun loves casting spells, especially those related to romance and seduction.
|
|
Herdman didn't need to rely on any magic spells or wands.
|
|
The sleeping spells slipped from 12 to 10 to nine hours.
|
|
But they did break down the Latin origins of famous spells.
|
|
They invented a lot of European culture, why not spells too?
|
|
It spells possible problems for progressives pushing for Medicare for All.
|
|
It spells out how relentless data-processing actually drives climate change.
|
|
Up next is something that spells real trouble for the detective.
|
|
Climate change can't be blamed for all recent dry spells, however.
|
|
Deep into Hustlers, Jennifer Lopez's Ramona spells out a familiar theme.
|
|
After that, the spells came every day, sometimes more than once.
|
|
I like spells of solitude, but this was a bit much.
|
|
You will see some spells about binding or banishing certain politicians.
|
|
The ruling spells an end to the so-called Promise Doctrine.
|
|
The evil in our world cannot be cast out with spells.
|
|
And there has been progress, although each winter brings bad spells.
|
|
Casting spells as a form of political protest might sound strange.
|
|
Assuming Ankh casts her spells properly, she has become a god.
|
|
Daphne, the novel's heroine, also experiences these spells when she's startled.
|
|
Cast spells on AndroidCall up the Google voice interface on Android via "OK Google" and you can cast a couple of Harry Potter spells: "lumos" to turn on the flashlight and "silencio" to mute all sounds.
|
|
"I was like a minor wizard because he would be casting spells, and I would see people mesmerized, but because I'm a minor wizard, the spells don't work on me," said Gates, the world's second-richest person.
|
|
Her new book preaches the gospel of casting particular spells during certain moon cycles: "Corresponding energies and elements of astrological signs can highlight which areas of our lives to focus on when creating spells," she told Broadly.
|
|
Only enough to do some basic morse code that spells: CLOSE GATE.
|
|
His goatee and attraction to young blondes spells out: classic midlife crisis.
|
|
The word on the Street is this weakness spells a buying opportunity.
|
|
We shop there for things we might need for divinations or spells.
|
|
That, in turn, spells trouble for the airlines that fly these routes.
|
|
Definitely, the battery life spells out "outlet warrior" instead of "mobile warrior".
|
|
Her name is Montia Sabbag, although she sometimes spells it Montiah Sabagg.
|
|
There have been several spells of tumult since the second world war.
|
|
It's unpaid, which spells stretched budgets, racked up debt, and added stress.
|
|
VICE: The title of the book spells it out: building a bridge.
|
|
Blond thing: The artwork featured on Apple Music spells it as Blond.
|
|
We'll take a glowing laser sword over spells and magic tricks anyday.
|
|
I've had phases of being single for really long spells of time.
|
|
Denmark, Sweden and the Baltic states have also had hot, dry spells.
|
|
And not every bombastic Trump tweet spells the end of our democracy.
|
|
This necklace spells out "LOVE" in turquoise-and-gold dots and dashes.
|
|
Prior to the discovery, Martinez had experienced severe headaches and fainting spells.
|
|
Mercury and Jupiter's connection today spells a boost in communication at home.
|
|
Many manuscripts also concerned other subjects, such as magic and incantation spells.
|
|
In spells like these, TV commercials take on a whole new light.
|
|
As with spells, I hope the developers at Niantic and Warner Bros.
|
|
Surely, nothing spells "detox" like an egg-sliced breakfast bowl of ramen?
|
|
The first letter of each paragraph spells out a rallying cry: RESIST.
|
|
This year has brought prolonged dry spells to many parts of Malawi.
|
|
He had dizzy spells, bleeding hemorrhoids, constipation, urine retention, gout, kidney stones.
|
|
Brush up on your spells, get your wand ready, and enlist immediately.
|
|
We have never seen a tighter market and that just spells complacency.
|
|
That spells a much stronger performance than dire manufacturing data would suggest.
|
|
I turn on cnn and it spells out shithole across the screen.
|
|
This year the rain was intermittent, with long dry spells in between.
|
|
Deposed twice, she has lived spells of her life biding her time.
|
|
That spells competition, but also potentially acquisitions, for the likes of UiPath.
|
|
This is a great time to cast spells for worldly success, Taurus!
|
|
Stuart Broad and Ben Stokes were steaming in with some incisive spells.
|
|
Before fat slurs, harassers usually opt for racial ones, Spells told me.
|
|
When the spells were invented, they were probably invented by Roman wizards.
|
|
And it spells trouble if history is any guide, according to Trahan.
|
|
Spells, creatures, potions — all of these can be described in a script.
|
|
Even if rains are average, some areas could still have dry spells.
|
|
Its amended version spells out a code of conduct and reporting mechanisms.
|
|
But while Chopin's music opens up emotional worlds it spells out nothing.
|
|
Trumpism has become Republicanism, and that spells electoral doom for the party.
|
|
It's chilling that prosecutors are turning into activists and it spells catastrophe.
|
|
But it hardly spells the end of American tourism in North Korea.
|
|
It all spells trouble for buildings and homes perched along the shore.
|
|
She calls herself a witch, and cast spells and teaches magical history.
|
|
That potentially spells trouble ahead for companies that dabble in this space.
|
|
CNN's Christina Maxouris, Alta Spells and Artemis Moshtaghian contributed to this report.
|
|
CNN's Artemis Moshtaghian, Elizabeth Cohen and Alta Spells contributed to this report
|
|
Here, though, the sign on it in big white letters spells MEDORA.
|
|
CNN's Ashley Strickland, Jackie Wattles, and Alta Spells contributed to this report.
|
|
Boeing's tailspin this week also spells trouble for the Dow, he added.
|
|
Or the former Chicago Bears linebacker, who spells his name differently anyhow.
|
|
CNN's Rebekah Riess, Alta Spells and Melissa Alonso contributed to this report.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells, Melissa Alonso and Robert Shackelford contributed to this report.
|
|
This form spells out the income or loss from that small business.
|
|
But not every divorce expert thinks January spells bad news for marriages.
|
|
Many of the spells on set are real and rooted in history.
|
|
But casting spells could still be dangerous business, as Jeremy Renner revealed.
|
|
The new policy better spells out what Twitter considers a financial scam.
|
|
CNN's Rene Marsh, Tina Burnside and Alta Spells contributed to this report.
|
|
This form spells out the income or loss from that small business.
|
|
CNN's Devon Sayers, Alta Spells and Hollie Silverman contributed to this report.
|
|
He isn't afraid of hard edges, grinding dissonances, spells of near-anarchy.
|
|
"This arrest spells hope for wildlife," Mr. Galster said in a statement.
|
|
Sarah MacDonald spells color with a 'u' like all great Canadians do.
|
|
A paper published in Nature Climate Change in 2014 by researchers at Stanford states that the intensity of extremely wet spells and the frequency of extremely dry spells during the South Asian monsoon season have been increasing since 1980.
|
|
There are no spells that can heal mortal wounds in New York City.
|
|
In the world of This Is Us, nothing else spells out love more.
|
|
ZUU eloquently spells out over its 42 tracks that Denzel Curry is back.
|
|
Barça's personal stamp on the game has always been long spells of possession.
|
|
The system was designed to see the city through dry spells, he said.
|
|
For instance, whenever Trump spells the word "council" incorrectly, Merriam-Webster is there.
|
|
"Wet and windy with occasional sunny spells" (summary weather forecast, 16th January 2015).
|
|
Trump's executive order potentially spells trouble for those who make and sell games.
|
|
Still, if precedent holds, Klobuchar's move from fifth to third hardly spells victory.
|
|
Some were locals, crossing for short spells of work, despite Libya's civil war.
|
|
There are no spells to help Muggle forecasters get it 100 percent accurate.
|
|
The next episode, "The Weirdo On Maple Street," spells doom for Miss Holland.
|
|
" Mr. Feeny (William Daniels) also spells it out to a brainwashed Shawn: "Mr.
|
|
Even with this happily ever after ending, next week's episode title spells trouble.
|
|
How many spells would you say you cast on your average DnD session?
|
|
This happens when it rains during warm spells in the long Arctic winter.
|
|
We've blundered across a number of mystical spells that consistently reduce population growth.
|
|
Ever wondered which spells get the most mentions in the Harry Potter books?
|
|
The signatories warn that the wall spells bad news for the area's nature.
|
|
" The internet spells their pronunciation "yuuuge;" personally, I think it's more like "yoooge.
|
|
And even during those spells when they were sober, things weren't magically better.
|
|
Nothing spells competition on the soccer pitch like a full on karaoke battle.
|
|
Watch the series pitch video, which spells out the entire batshit premise, above.
|
|
Across from a sign that spells "Beach" with naked light bulbs, the m.c.
|
|
It likely also spells the end of the Charlie Strong era at Texas.
|
|
Such a debt level in an emerging-market economy normally spells real trouble.
|
|
A huge rose arrangement that spells "CHI," her nickname, from aunt Khloé Kardashian.
|
|
I water my three trees in hot spells and nurture cool white moonflowers.
|
|
Each has their own unique fighting style, set of skills, and magic spells.
|
|
All this spells more nightmares for holiday travelers heading into New Year's weekend.
|
|
This spells trouble in the eyes of advocates and experts across the country.
|
|
Coming Apart just spells out his concern about the cognitive stratification of society.
|
|
A dismal finish in the high-profile contests usually spells doom for campaigns.
|
|
It's much more common in pop culture for spells to not work out.
|
|
People also believed that she would cast spells on people she didn't like.
|
|
A popular president doing the people's will spells doom to the organized left.
|
|
CNN's Paul P. Murphy, Shimon Prokupecz and Alta Spells contributed to this report.
|
|
Constructed of shoelaces, it spells out "We Shall Overcome" (also the title, 2015).
|
|
This budding alliance, combined with a regulatory assault, spells more trouble for Tencent.
|
|
But eventually you can get a candid take that spells it all out.
|
|
Flooring the accelerator and going in a straight line only spells certain defeat.
|
|
While still deployed, Chuck immediately began having spells of confusion and memory loss.
|
|
And each of those center letters spells out the name of an ISLAND.
|
|
Adults should know better than to believe that other cultures speak in spells.
|
|
And that expected 21625-percent labor force growth in the future spells trouble.
|
|
It's hinting at casting spells, and the answer to this clue is VOODOO.
|
|
A conference report released after the House-Senate negotiations spells out the actions.
|
|
Even without the spells the routine is primal, violent, subverting its own sexuality.
|
|
And usually when you do, it spells bad news for your job security.
|
|
That law spells out the process agencies must follow before they impose regulations.
|
|
If you want to cast spells, you equip a code built for that.
|
|
As the title quite clearly spells out, Trump didn't want to be president.
|
|
Trump loves Hanukkah, because no matter how he spells it, it's probably right.
|
|
Scientists suspect that increasing dry spells could be interrupting their delicate reproduction cycles.
|
|
Spells take an agonizingly long time to prepare and charge, everything palpably kinetic.
|
|
He also says they have a prenup that spells out all the financials.
|
|
The tennis great filed legal docs to trademark "Aneres" (spells Serena backwards, btw).
|
|
Eyes flashing and with a stage performer's perfect timing, he would cast his spells.
|
|
These warm spells would end when the Sun's light broke down the methane molecules.
|
|
In the second volume of Captain Marvel, DeConnick spells out what Claremont hinted at.
|
|
OOPS: Cynthia Nixon&aposs campaign spells Ithaca, NY, as &aposIthica&apos in email invites.
|
|
Essentially, the very principle of keeping the currency decentralized spells out Bitcoin's own doom.
|
|
Pregnant aunt Khloé Kardashian sent a huge rose arrangement that spells "CHI," her nickname.
|
|
For 99 percent of racers, a slow start out of the blocks spells disaster.
|
|
The current five-year plan for 2011-15 spells out government policy in detail.
|
|
The video, titled the "Book of Spells," shows the depth of the HP universe.
|
|
And such short spells hardly give workers time to develop skills on the job.
|
|
None of this spells the end for Star Wars at the movies, of course.
|
|
Each of Detloff's weekly spells exist to serve some end—healing, awakening, banishment, etc.
|
|
It's called KeySniffer, and it spells death for millions of wireless, radio-based keyboards.
|
|
Labor Day is nearing, which usually spells good deals across every category of tech.
|
|
Spells in remote prisons are an opportunity for market research, one police officer reckons.
|
|
Despite his dour outlook, he doubts it spells the end of the bull market.
|
|
She'd have spells of vomiting or diarrhea; other times she'd be constipated for days.
|
|
However, he has said he suffers from headaches and dizzy spells since the attack.
|
|
The new trailer also spells out the movie's plot in a bit more detail.
|
|
The sign spells out the word "Eire," which is the Irish word for Ireland.
|
|
This spells misery for all but a handful of privileged officials and hangers-on.
|
|
Nothing spells romance to a Crab like instant streaming, delivery, and their own couch.
|
|
You'll get good at timing and more precise movement as you work at spells.
|
|
That spells bad news for small firms hesitating to shift into the formal economy.
|
|
Cloudera's top rival Hortonworks is publicly-traded and spells out the risk to investors.
|
|
The cursive letting apparently spells out her middle name, Jordan, according to Page Six.
|
|
Now you can find ritual instructions and spells on witches' websites or Facebook pages.
|
|
That spells trouble for Japan's exporters and may encourage an expansion of monetary stimulus.
|
|
However, the encompassing butterfly effect spells bad news for people like you and me.
|
|
"Ivanka Trump's tweet was deleted and replaced with one that correctly spells "United Kingdom.
|
|
He scored four times and assisted on two other goals in those limited spells.
|
|
Farmer Lakhan Ahirwar, 61, relies on intermittent labouring jobs to get through dry spells.
|
|
She acknowledges that she is an emotional person, but never mentions the silent spells.
|
|
Simply put, this recent momentum from Warren spells bad news for the Democratic Party.
|
|
She also ended up getting pneumonia in the hospital and was having blackout spells.
|
|
The current rift probably spells the end of some key economic policies and reforms.
|
|
Today's White House hit on the CBO's accuracy spells inaccurately two different ways. pic.twitter.
|
|
The document also spells out the specifics of the services, such as twitch-viewerbot.
|
|
Friends' perfumes began to burn her eyes, bringing on searing headaches and dizzy spells.
|
|
But let's make no bones about it– resale spells huge business on its own.
|
|
When Juventus enjoyed spells of pressure in the first half, they largely held firm.
|
|
The following spells will help you process your breakup without pissing off the universe.
|
|
The first letter of the second word in each unit spells out KJP FOREVER.
|
|
In the "spells that work" category, there is a "wait, this isn't right" variation.
|
|
France, unlike neighbor Germany, depends mostly on electricity for heating during prolonged cold spells.
|
|
I wanted to give people a chance to see what Kamiyah's spells looked like.
|
|
That spells trouble for the markets because tech companies have long been investor favorites.
|
|
Expect today's showers to continue tonight, followed by on-and-off wet spells tomorrow.
|
|
The dizzy spells and muffling sensations stopped, and haven't come back, which is fortunate.
|
|
On the other hand, anyone who has ever worn a durag spells it durag.
|
|
And what kind of person spells "penis" right and "chicken" with two "k"s?
|
|
Based on historical evidence, that spells even more gains for the rest of 2018.
|
|
Last week, farmers said they were concerned that wet spells could help spread disease.
|
|
The CDC website spells out who falls into the high-risk group, he added.
|
|
Federal law spells out the competency standard on which Judge Gergel relied on Monday.
|
|
And that truth spells real trouble for the modern presidency and modern presidential elections.
|
|
CNN's Konstantin Toropin, Amir Vera, Harmeet Kaur and Alta Spells contributed to this report.
|
|
During first-round play on Thursday, Kuchar had dizzy spells and sought medical attention.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells, Melissa Alonso, Shawn Nottingham and Brad Parks contributed to this story.
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells, Melissa Alonso, Maria Santana and Nicole Chavez contributed to this report.
|
|
The author, in fact, maintains command, even through Aaron's woefully convenient spells of amnesia.
|
|
She took in relatives once or twice, for brief spells, but otherwise lived alone.
|
|
Related: 13 Artists Cast Magical 'Art Spells' in a Mysterious Group Exhibition Wingardium Leviosa!
|
|
This can give you access to magic spells or more powerful attacks, called abilities.
|
|
Given the lack of any real magic coming from the wands, you'll have to monitor yours spells cast through sound effects, and a series of five LED lights on each wand's handle—with the lights illuminating in specific patterns for specific spells.
|
|
But in recent years these hot spells have become more intense, more frequent and longer.
|
|
The delicate cursive writing reportedly spells out her middle name, Jordan, according to Page Six.
|
|
Mowing at the proper height allows it to develop deeper roots to withstand dry spells.
|
|
But the polling spells a long-term problem for candidates hoping to eventually surpass Trump.
|
|
It's already upon us, and it spells the end of medicine as we know it.
|
|
The behavioral signs are crying spells, withdrawal from others, loss of motivation and slow movement.
|
|
When Artaud was later institutionalized, his doctor cited the "spells" as evidence of mental illness.
|
|
CNN's Eliott C. McLaughlin, Alta Spells, Dave Alsup and Rebekah Riess contributed to this report.
|
|
Lana Del Rey recently announced she has cast 'spells' to get rid of Donald Trump.
|
|
More importantly, Flagg's third-person omniscient narration explicitly spells out their love for each other.
|
|
You're the sorceress to my wizardry but our spells don't always work on each other.
|
|
In a statement provided to TechCrunch, Rethink spells out its own demise in straightforward language.
|
|
Mages can wield magical spells and throw fireballs, for instance, while hunters can wield bows.
|
|
Live spells were Detloff's answer to what he saw as a stagnating online Wiccan community.
|
|
During busy spells, humans sometimes struggle to get all of these things right every time.
|
|
The binary spells out the first statement programmers traditionally learn how to display: "Hello world."
|
|
Nearly 30 minutes after arriving at the scene, Cooper and Spells were shot, CNN reports.
|
|
And in some ways, Fussell spells out his intentions with the EP's title, Universal Country.
|
|
But as McCain has candidly acknowledged, getting too close to Trump spells trouble for him.
|
|
Several years ago this colleague kept getting dizzy spells and thought he was experiencing vertigo.
|
|
Politically, that may work in the short term, but long-term, that approach spells doom.
|
|
That dynamic spells higher returns for bond investors, but puts upward pressure on borrowing costs.
|
|
Your profile spells out your role and the type of connections you want to make.
|
|
But he's not immune to dry spells: he had a batting slump earlier this month.
|
|
They surge in popularity and notoriety for brief spells, only to dip, and later reappear.
|
|
Expanding energy infrastructure to keep pace with the U.S. energy renaissance spells major job opportunities.
|
|
Terim, 64, has had three spells in charge of both Galatasaray and the national team.
|
|
These Wizard Training Wands are programmed with 11 different spells, recognise movement and provide feedback.
|
|
And, for the record, we're not totally comfortable recommending hardcore banishing spells without proper training.
|
|
And if you're using PlayStation Move controllers, you can even cast spells with your hands.
|
|
Even one proc of Emperor Thaurissan can be a priceless mana discount on your spells.
|
|
The questions Mr. Kidder raises — Are Mr. English's manic spells responsible for his entrepreneurial boldness?
|
|
Aerith has a wide range of magic spells, and often acts as the team's healer.
|
|
While this rosy economic outlook spells good news for many Americans, a growing threat looms.
|
|
What this all spells out is Universal is on the cusp of another lucrative franchise.
|
|
For market watchers at emerging markets investment bank Exotix Capital, the left-winger spells trouble.
|
|
French rapeseed has endured heavy rain, cold spells and limited sunshine during spring, analysts said.
|
|
The exhibition's title, Spells and Apparitions, begins to make a wonderfully awful kind of sense.
|
|
It wasn't all smooth sailing and seamless spells: Gardner liked keeping Valiente on her toes.
|
|
"This spells the death of the National Rally by August," Le Pen told BFM television.
|
|
What do these disparate love spells in literature, film, TV, and song have in common?
|
|
He's often been denigrated for 'parking' the bus, especially during his two spells at Chelsea.
|
|
And just in case you missed that setup, Yoga Jones spells it out for us.
|
|
August not only spells the end of summer but also the end of many marriages.
|
|
In other words, there's absolutely no shortage of magic and spells in the Cursed Child.
|
|
Write anything in a magical world with creatures and spells and you have me hooked.
|
|
The treaty spells out what countries are and are not allowed to do in space.
|
|
Screams that are consistent and dreary, like I imagine bad spells of tinnitus might sound.
|
|
Many of these spells have nested contrasting colors reminiscent of Josef Albers's color theory works.
|
|
My dad spells "come" as "cum" in texts, and it makes me want to die.
|
|
Whether or not Cersei's pregnancy is real, all of this spells bad news for Jaime.
|
|
For me, that spells financial opportunity, and looking at 2021 onwards, a profitable business opportunity.
|
|
The en-masse arrival of the suit also often spells danger for allegedly-trendy areas.
|
|
For example, witches cast spells, so "Computer help for a witch?" would be SPELL CHECK.
|
|
It's one play, performed in two separate parts — like "Angels in America," but with spells.
|
|
Sarri is the seventh manager he has worked with in his two spells at Chelsea.
|
|
We tried to identify the cause, but the spells refused to conform to a pattern.
|
|
One thing, however, is definite: These spells have given me a renewed sense of purpose.
|
|
Usually, his itchy Twitter finger spells trouble, furiously tapping out missives unmoored from policy deliberation.
|
|
Nicol's magical world is familiar — full of witches and broomsticks and spells and frightened villagers.
|
|
First it was hard to breathe, then dizzy spells caused by any amount of exertion.
|
|
Needless to say, this spells bad news if the chemical does leak into Earth's atmosphere.
|
|
The abrupt shuttering of the toy chain spells good news and bad news for landlords.
|
|
"Spellbreak" is a third person battle royale game that lets players fight with magic spells.
|
|
She has seizures and choking spells because of both the deformities and the Rett syndrome.
|
|
It also spells out that schools don't need to share information on its arbitration cases.
|
|
A Social Security table spells out how your benefit changes depending on when you claim.
|
|
Of note, Wired's 2014 story spells out much of what's being alleged in the suit.
|
|
And recently Christina, who's living with her biological father, has been having dizzy spells and fainting.
|
|
And rather than a keyboard, players can cast spells and coordinate complex attacks with finger gestures.
|
|
Editor and video artist Davide Rapp compiled all the spells used in the Harry Potter movies.
|
|
Watch: Casting Curses and Love Spells with the Most Powerful Witches in Romania BROADLY: Hi Mihaela.
|
|
For still others, the revolution starts with disseminating anti-fascist poetry and casting spells en masse.
|
|
They even had Harry Potter invitations — and her bouquet is made of spells from the series.
|
|
Perhaps a lexicon of quite modern images could be used to cast spells: What about emoji?
|
|
"See I'm not the only one who spells dracarys incorrectly lol," one of her followers writes.
|
|
She spells out Pecados, and then all of the ghosts turn up to crash their party.
|
|
Medicare, the public-health scheme for the elderly, does not generally cover spells in nursing homes.
|
|
"Technically" is a messy word — and that spells trouble when it comes to clear, concise marketing.
|
|
Instead of using swords and magic spells, he has a variety of firearms at his disposal.
|
|
Children may have coughing spells (which can cause vomiting or exhaustion) for up to eight weeks.
|
|
Ahead, the romantic comedies that involved magical spells or intervention, ranked from least to most absurd.
|
|
Hillary Clinton's coughing spells along the campaign trail have drawn attention from supporters and opponents alike.
|
|
She spells her name stupidly and wears stupid clothes, both of which I know bother Harry.
|
|
MANY people fear that the rapid disappearance of Arctic sea ice spells doom for polar bears.
|
|
Annalise spells it out clearly: Simon can get a "whistleblower" visa instead of going to prison.
|
|
The small tattoo spells out "misunderstood" in capital sans-serif font letters on his right cheek.
|
|
She nails the presentation by herself, but it spells doom for her working relationship with Taurean.
|
|
As it turns out, fainting spells (and near-fainting) are quite commonly seen in healthy people.
|
|
Isn't it instructive, too, that Erin Moure, who lives in Quebec, there spells her name Mouré?
|
|
President Trump insisted on reading the passage of the Constitution that spells out the Electoral College.
|
|
That spells bad news for developing nations – notably those in Africa – whose success depends on exports.
|
|
Felton, 38, used an account with the screen name "gnuymevul," which spells "luv em yung" backward.
|
|
This spells big financial trouble for one of its largest shareholders, Pershing Square Capital IPO-PERS.
|
|
While all of this might seem to suggest despair, local officials say the situation spells opportunity.
|
|
But, seriously, there's no real reason to worry a May wedding spells doom for your marriage.
|
|
Horizon Zero Dawn should be Horizon: Zero Dawn, but that's not how Sony spells it. Why?
|
|
But hefty prison spells turn out to be a costly and clumsy way to deter offenders.
|
|
The piece, also done by Von D, spells out "Animal Rights" on Moby's arms and hands.
|
|
Sometimes sex magic can involve period blood, since it's used in offerings or while casting spells.
|
|
You can opt in some different spells that an opponent won't expect and can't plan for.
|
|
This phrase is cringeworthy because it spells out something that should be exemplified in your application.
|
|
The person he's communicating with holds the board between them and follows along as he spells.
|
|
This spells disaster not only for our deficit, but also more widely for the national economy.
|
|
His gesticulations offer hope that the Oscar nominee will have no trouble convincingly casting spells onscreen.
|
|
That spells trouble for companies that rely on China's enormous market to boost their global sales.
|
|
During hot spells like an NYC heatwave, you'll be most grateful for how it wicks moisture.
|
|
The bling spells out "Disick" in bubble letters with 2,291 diamonds, weighing in at 33.87 carats.
|
|
The spells referred to broken glass, nails, candles, photos, "protection oil", "banishing powder" and voodoo dolls.
|
|
It spells trouble for national economies across the globe and all of our wallets as well.
|
|
I ran under stone bridges that twisted and spun like rubber because of my dizzy spells.
|
|
No federal law spells out what companies trading in personal information can do with user data.
|
|
Shy Spells started camming and clip production a year ago at the suggestion of a friend.
|
|
Together, we have our spells ready to cast the Weinsteins of the world into ignominious irrelevance.
|
|
There is the Mueller report, of course, which spells out his multiple attempts to obstruct justice.
|
|
Some recent cold spells have been caused by a dreaded weather system called the polar vortex.
|
|
He has also spent multiple spells in Peruvian cabinets that have tended to end rather badly.
|
|
Fournier spells out their strategy: start quick, stay out of the wake of other boats, win.
|
|
Minutes become hours and eat up breathless spells of 20 and more pages at a stretch.
|
|
CNN's Konstantin Toropin, Melissa Alonso, Alta Spells, Jason Hanna and Jason Morris contributed to this report.
|
|
He was limited by two injury spells to 20 games, but he powered in 19 goals.
|
|
The spells I do for myself are generally about asking to plug into my highest purpose.
|
|
Having more women in Congress spells progress on multiple fronts -- more equal representation being only one.
|
|
Beside them, a text in red letters spells the haunting phrase from the children's unsettling report.
|
|
To be sure, "Licht" includes many spells of dissonant chaos, but its spirit is all-embracing.
|
|
That spells trouble for first-time homebuyers and those looking to upgrade, such as growing families.
|
|
The rivalry underlying the scale of such competing funding, Afghan officials and others warn, spells trouble.
|
|
Sometimes she had spells of vertigo now, and when we walked together she held my arm.
|
|
CNN's Amanda Watts, Leslie Perrot, Amir Vera, Harmeet Kaur and Alta Spells contributed to this report.
|
|
That also spells danger for the bank's share price if his execution is anything but flawless.
|
|
The series is a sophisticated social studies lesson disguised by spells, sorting hats and flying cars.
|
|
David Bernhardt signed another order today that spells out who will lead the department through Jan.
|
|
Soper told Refinery29 that the spells used on set are rooted in history and are legitimate.
|
|
They had spells where they connected, but they were inconsistent about making time for each other.
|
|
When young infants contract pertussis, they can have coughing spells during which their oxygen level drops.
|
|
She has required extensive therapy and medical treatment, including spells in the hospital, the lawyer said.
|
|
Pacifico was appointed as CEO of NetJets' European arm after spells at Prada, Luxottica and ENI.
|
|
Increasing competition in the grocery space spells big trouble for Wal-Mart, trader David Seaburg argues.
|
|
It spells the end of the office for a lot, for not everybody, but many people.
|
|
Feature His unclassifiable books blend personal history, reportage, philosophy and theology to cast compulsive narrative spells.
|
|
IN HIS SPELLS of leisure time, when he had any, Paul Volcker liked to go fishing.
|
|
This spells the start of automation for orchard crops, says Dan Steere, CEO of Abundant Robotics.
|
|
The push-pull on display is fascinating even as the films' individual stories work their spells.
|
|
This was a group that had experienced spells of uninsurance themselves — and pictured paying the surcharge.
|
|
But she has had 30 years to think about what those spells do and don't conjure.
|
|
This spells trouble for the stock market as Boomers have 70% of their portfolios in equities.
|
|
His writeup also spells out how to install the addon if you want to try it out.
|
|
They'll have to brew potions, cast spells, and even teleport using a magical device called a Portkey.
|
|
Catherine's risky upcoming treatment, which the installment centers around, spells doom, whether that means death or paralysis.
|
|
But they are important, since they show how winter cold spells are changing as the climate warms.
|
|
I was at Starbucks recently, and my Starbucks name is Donna because no one spells Maya correctly.
|
|
Which brings us to the second caveat, and the one that spells bad news for business travellers.
|
|
She went on to say that she sometimes gets dizzy spells, and often feels overwhelmed and nauseous.
|
|
"In a Harry Potter augmented-reality game, you could cast spells in real life," the petition explains.
|
|
When a popular new mobile game comes out, it usually spells major storms on the relationship horizon.
|
|
Not all of the known spells from J.K. Rowling's make-believe world are featured in the video.
|
|
After two or three more spells of rain in January and February, the harvest begins in April.
|
|
I mean, what's the point in learning spells if you don't have vermin to test them on?
|
|
Trouble brewing with the Japanese yen spells trouble for U.S. stocks, according to Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com.
|
|
This spells all kinds of positive changes in the Chinese society, but also drives up manufacturing costs.
|
|
The book quotes a British government report of 2015 which spells out this unpalatable trade-off frankly.
|
|
Panama showed signs of an improvement after halftime, creating a few openings and enjoying spells of possession.
|
|
This is "magick," real men casting spells thinking that it will, honest-to-god, get them laid.
|
|
India is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, which spells out states' responsibilities towards refugees.
|
|
"Cute" was the first word that came to mind, which usually spells trouble for a tech product.
|
|
PaperAvenueShop on Etsy also has Marauder's Map cards and custom pencils embossed with spells from Harry Potter.
|
|
Cardenas practices cord cutting personally, as well as offering it to clients as one of his spells.
|
|
Water levels have dropped and dry spells have lengthened since, sometimes lasting several months, the minister said.
|
|
If your build runs several direct damage spells, a Bloodmage Thalnos can also be a good inclusion.
|
|
One or two spells of rain in September and October are vital for the crop to flower.
|
|
That spells trouble for the country, which has a $10 billion total debt burden for the year.
|
|
The problem is that once he gets a hold of a fighter, it almost always spells death.
|
|
I don't think it necessarily spells doom and gloom for the rest of the pro-growth agenda.
|
|
In court documents, Herzer has described Redstone as mentally vacant, "listless" and prone to uncontrollable crying spells.
|
|
And if Apple controls the only machine that can perform recalibration, that spells doom for independent repair.
|
|
"As artificial intelligence advances, reducing reliance on human representatives undoubtedly spells job losses," the Juniper note stated.
|
|
Lauren says Porsha has a low blood sugar issue and has had fainting spells in the past.
|
|
Many recited famous lines ("It's leviosa, not leviosa") and pulled out their wands to mimic the spells.
|
|
Presidential nominees also must sign an ethics pledge that spells out how potential conflicts will be managed.
|
|
You can now cast Harry Potter spells from your Android phone, thanks to Google and Warner Bros.
|
|
The Los Angeles Clippers received brutal news Tuesday afternoon that likely spells the end of their season.
|
|
The issue: Federal law spells out a process for law enforcement to search a suspect's email account.
|
|
Scientific studies demonstrate overwhelmingly that humans tend to fare better during warming spells than periods of cooling.
|
|
The NASEM reports spells out many additional policy steps we should start considering in Congress without delay.
|
|
Azure Drake and Bloodmage Thalnos combine a damage boost for removal spells with much-needed card draw.
|
|
I treasured the spells of sanity and clear-thinking, but the drugs made me feel, well, nothing.
|
|
The town of Williston, North Dakota, spells out its name in Christmas lights for the holiday season.
|
|
But this year's lack of rain spells a bleak economic outlook for the 32 villages of Nannuoshan.
|
|
Everyday Magic: Rituals, Spells and Potions to Live Your Best Life is out now on Hardie Grant.
|
|
Players use a resource called mana to cast spells in Magic, which they generate with land cards.
|
|
Fast forward a few centuries, and spells and potions had found their way into early popular tales.
|
|
Portugal struggled to impose themselves and ended up defending for long spells, leaving coach Fernando Santos unimpressed.
|
|
I want him to make a sign that mimics police light and spells out what is lost.
|
|
Like magic spells cast by a modern-day Merlin, they sound much too good to be true.
|
|
An infectious disease outbreak, combined with the largest annual human migration, spells a disaster for any country.
|
|
Foer never clearly spells out the implications, but he strongly implies there's something nefarious going on here.
|
|
These Arctic warm spells do occur due to natural variability, Alek Petty, a NASA polar scientist, says.
|
|
This is also a time to cast spells to help you cease self-destructive habits of spending.
|
|
Those psychosexual dynamics demonstrate what spells Mr. Harris can cast as a dramatist, dialogist, satirist and shrink.
|
|
It is Guardiola and Mourinho, too, two magicians who have not been able to cast their spells.
|
|
The contract spells out everything from sex to chores to finances to our expectations for the future.
|
|
The first letter of each word spells out "Dream St," aka Dream Street, McCartney's former boy band.
|
|
A roster on a small wooden board nailed to a wall spells out washing or cooking duties.
|
|
Ian, on the other hand, has the gift but doesn't know the first thing about casting spells.
|
|
""Even thinking back to when I was small, I can't remember there ever being such mild spells.
|
|
It spells out concrete ways that complaints like Ms. Fowler's should be systematically recorded, tracked and addressed.
|
|
Laumė "Spells (Oedipusi)" This track from Laumé may not be for everyone, but it's certainly for me.
|
|
Downside pressure also spells trouble for U.S. markets given their tight correlation with Chinese markets, says Johnson.
|
|
It's far too soon to say whether this spells trouble for McConnell, who faces reelection next year.
|
|
The lease that Donald Trump signed with the federal government for the hotel clearly spells it out.
|
|
One of the things that stuck out for me was that she suffered from these sleeping spells.
|
|
The committee drafting the platform last weekend approved the document, which spells out the party's policy priorities.
|
|
The devices help diagnose the cause of fast or slow heartbeats, palpitations, fainting spells and unexplained stroke.
|
|
Losing Iowa and New Hampshire, however, almost certainly spells G-A-M-E O-V-E-R.
|
|
Many Midwestern institutions lean toward staying open through snowstorms and cold spells, but this one was different.
|
|
Specifically, this piece of ink is a neck tattoo and it spells the name of Kanye's child.
|
|
That potentially spells trouble for Cruz in the Southern states on Super Tuesday that he'd hoped to dominate.
|
|
" The game spells "oxide" as "oxcide," and, perhaps more forgivably, mistakes the verb "affect" for the noun "effect.
|
|
Yes, I know, what is the sign, if not the neon lettering that spells out the brand name?
|
|
The fertilizer improves the texture of soil and its ability to hold water during dry spells, she said.
|
|
Their two defeats brought them great credit, with the unfancied Albanians matching far superior opposition for long spells.
|
|
That means uncovering magical artifacts, meeting characters and beasts from the wizarding world, and learning to cast spells.
|
|
It's not this cutesy thing that they just get to cast spells with, but there's really devastating consequences.
|
|
"It spells out what the market is implicitly pricing - non-standard measures are difficult to withdraw," he said.
|
|
It's unclear why, specifically, Monse is so hesitant until "Chapter Six," when she spells everything out for Cesar.
|
|
It works, and — ethics of love spells aside — she falls for a man (Mark Feuerstein) and marries him.
|
|
"I have a whole book at home that I wrote all the spells in and stuff," he admitted.
|
|
The method of delivery and the social media component seem to play a strong role in emoji spells.
|
|
The character designs for the titans look great, and spells crash into the world with a satisfying explosion.
|
|
Mr. Cone is not a sophisticated writer, and his dialogue frequently spells out what ought to be subtext.
|
|
The plan also spells out how your employer would handle a default, which is generally a taxable distribution.
|
|
Initially playing in his native Nigeria, West had spells at French side Auxerre and Italian giants Inter Milan.
|
|
"It spells out what the market is implicitly pricing: non-standard measures are difficult to withdraw," he said.
|
|
"You're doing like witchcraft and stuff trying to put spells on us to break us up," she says.
|
|
This is also a powerful time for love spells, or for any kind of ritual work around partnership.
|
|
It's hard for her to convince herself they're all playing pretend when the spells they're saying are real.
|
|
During India's spells of real and imagined miracle growth, it has often aspired to be the next China.
|
|
The "Agreement" spells out what people want from those who govern them in a clear and tangible way.
|
|
After spells in America and back in South Africa, he and Crick became room mates, friends and collaborators.
|
|
With the power of Latinx history and feminism behind them, evil forces won't know what spells hexed them.
|
|
Law officers, under fire, rescued Cooper and Spells and also civilians who had taken cover, the sheriff said.
|
|
The trick is to be careful in how you dole out those damage spells in your early turns.
|
|
She regained consciousness, but then had multiple fainting spells ... so her daughter, Pumpkin drove her to the hospital.
|
|
That the flow of foreigners to American universities is starting to thin spells trouble for the business model.
|
|
This is where I go to find my bones for curse work and general spells that require bone.
|
|
But it is not a signatory to the 123 Refugee Convention, which spells out legal obligations to refugees.
|
|
In previous court documents, Herzer has described Redstone as mentally vacant, "listless" and prone to uncontrollable crying spells.
|
|
It's not surprising that listening to the developer commentary in the new Landmark Edition spells that out directly.
|
|
They also look incredible: summoning powerful monsters and casting magical spells will result in gloriously outlandish visual effects.
|
|
Not least—and this spells trouble for the future—he has signally failed to provide for his succession.
|
|
Ancient Vlach customs are an oral tradition, and Vlach magic, spells, and rituals are part of that knowledge.
|
|
If an artist leaves, it pays to have a legally binding contract that spells out every possible outcome.
|
|
Reducing mana cost around spells played makes Arcane Giant a useful resource in lots of different deck styles.
|
|
While the clean-up spells bad news for job-hungry waste pickers, Traore is hopeful about her future.
|
|
D'Angelin set up the bank in 2016, following spells at Credit Lyonnais, UBS, BNP Paribas and Lehman Brothers.
|
|
But Friday's move spells intent from New Delhi, said Jayesh Shroff, co-founder of investment advisory Cask Capital.
|
|
Because wands are European inventions, African witches and wizards are trained to cast spells using only hand gestures.
|
|
Toothlessness spells joblessness, which means lack of access to dental care, which in turn leads to more suffering.
|
|
"We find that they go through long spells of depression before they really understand what happened," she said.
|
|
But his reappearance here having a friendly conversation with Master Raymond spells trouble on the horizon for Claire.
|
|
Other spells like Arcane Intellect or Cabalist's Tome put more resources in your hand, and merit some experimentation.
|
|
A last will and testament spells out whom you want to give your assets to after you die.
|
|
However, the complete elimination of fossil fuels spells more pain than just massive tax increases for working families.
|
|
You can see it right there in the way his face hardens as he spells it all out.
|
|
The girls are horrified by these spells, but they're also fascinated maybe especially because the victims soon recover.
|
|
Much to the dismay of headline writers everywhere, Trump's executive order spells neither environmental doom nor industry salvation.
|
|
He'll need to manage his MP bar to ensure he has mana too, otherwise his spells are unavailable.
|
|
The guidance also spells out what constitutes sexual harassment and the settings that are included while practicing law.
|
|
Bill Gates said Steve Jobs could be both an "asshole" and a wizard who cast "spells" on people.
|
|
The store stocks crystals, candles, oils, and spells as well as plenty of items to please astrology buffs.
|
|
"I was flipping words around related to my ideas when I realized SRAM spells Mars backwards," Allis said.
|
|
Once both players are done casting spells, the two sides clash and play moves to the next lane.
|
|
CNN's Jacqueline Howard, Ross Levitt, Sarah Moon, Rebekah Riess, Alta Spells and Amir Vera contributed to this report.
|
|
Lily's voice-over narration frequently spells out the societal pressures of young womanhood in a cool, detached affect.
|
|
CNN's Melissa Alonso, Natasha Chen, Madeline Holcombe, Artemis Moshtaghian, Michael Nedelman and Alta Spells contributed to this report.
|
|
Scientists have been looking at phenomena like cold spells, which occur when air from the Arctic dips south.
|
|
Last year, for example, a 13,000-strong Facebook group formed to cast regular binding spells on Donald Trump.
|
|
Jobs had a way of "casting spells" to motivate his employees, Gates told CNN in a July interview.
|
|
A close race in the primaries only spells trouble for the incumbent Republican governor on the road ahead.
|
|
The vote spells serious trouble for May as she prepares for an upcoming parliamentary vote on the deal.
|
|
"I have never been an advocate for movies produced about murderous witches who cast harmful spells," she says.
|
|
There are actually two schools of African medicine: those who rely on herbs and those who remove spells.
|
|
Even its less convincing bits — spells of arbitrary invention, shifting postmodern metaphors — come off as forms of playing.
|
|
Magic rules all of these realms, reducing complex social and political conflicts to battles over spells and ensorcellment.
|
|
Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference, her High Valyrian words seeming to be both spells and prayers.
|
|
The letter also spells out specific documents the committee wants from the DOJ no later than March 85033.
|
|
She just released "12 Little Spells," an album of high-flown, prolix compositions, performed with an electrified ensemble.
|
|
It spells out the name and birth and remembrance dates of her son, Ed, who died in 2011.
|
|
Signal problems or a "train with mechanical problems" spells trouble, and I might switch to a different line.
|
|
The divorce also spells out visitation rights -- they didn't have kids together, but they've got lots of animals.
|
|
The production always spells out what was already pretty intelligible and which recent elections have made glaringly evident.
|
|
Their return spells an end to remittances that constitute about 10 percent of the country's gross domestic product.
|
|
That spells opportunity for the smart home entrepreneurs, and investors willing to take the leap to back them.
|
|
Such a document, referred to by some co-owners as a prenup, spells out the terms of engagement.
|
|
Kamaru Usman for a shot to get his title back ... and spells out why he deserves that chance.
|
|
The policy spells out some exceptions, including cases of rape and treating women who have had botched abortions.
|
|
For his third and now fourth spells as president, the term was extended from four to six years.
|
|
We've got a lot of spells, and each has a slightly different personality according to what they do.
|
|
As legend had it, witches used magic spells to conjure the brooms to fly across the night sky.
|
|
For his third and now fourth spells as president, the term was extended to six years from four.
|
|
It all spells trouble for those who are adamantly opposed to the idea of Trump as the nominee.
|
|
Luckily, Amadio's patient, Gerardo Moctezuma, finally sought that help when his headaches sent him into dizzy fainting spells.
|
|
It is his fifth loan since joining Arsenal, following earlier spells at Lorient, Real Betis, Olympiacos and Villarreal.
|
|
When it appears that Snow White might be even better at this contest, the whole situation spells trouble.
|
|
"It still doesn't register," said Mr. Slonim's brother, the artist Hunt Slonem (who spells the family name differently).
|
|
CNN's Alta Spells, Nicole Williams, Jason Morris, Catherine E. Shoichet and reporter Max Blau, contributed to this report.
|
|
For starters, that spells big trouble for public-sector labor unions, environmental regulations and women's access to contraception.
|
|
German Klopp believes Spaniard Guardiola will know what to expect after his spells at Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
|
|
That 27% figure spells trouble for Buttigieg, as black voters are a cornerstone of the Democratic voting block.
|
|
Police searches of the mother's home in December 2017 uncovered a number of other spells, the jury heard.
|
|
Several months after Mac was born, Ms. Sanfratel, usually upbeat and social, said she began having crying spells.
|
|
Carlos Goyenechea, who oversees traffic management for the Secaucus Police Department, that spells a headache in his town.
|
|
Leonard's songs were a combination of very real details and a sense of mystery, like prayers or spells.
|
|