The two squared off in a wrestling match in 2007.
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The last time they squared off was 12 years ago.
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Then Bailey and Dylan Larkin squared off, drawing fighting majors.
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But after some pushing and shoving 2 guys squared off.
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Madonna and Guy Ritchie's attorneys squared off in court again Wednesday.
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Apple has released devices in the past with squared-off edges.
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And as lawyers squared off in the State of Texas v.
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Mattress Firm and Tempur-Pedic have squared off in court before.
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He squared off with a Freedom Caucus member, three-term Rep.
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The Cavs squared off with the Brooklyn Nets in Cleveland Wednesday.
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Kate McKinnon's Hillary Clinton squared off against Larry David's Bernie Sanders.
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Each side squared off against the other in a schoolyard turf war.
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The back end is abruptly squared off to help with aerodynamics, too.
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Carlos chased the drunk out onto the street, and they squared off.
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The candidates, Senator Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, squared off in Miami.
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The two combatants squared off verbally in a news conference this week.
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No Democrats squared off with any Republicans on the ballot this week.
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This was not the first time she had squared off with Karthik.
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On the board, German and Soviet infantries squared off in Eastern Europe.
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The squared-off cut of Silverado's sheet metal forms a commanding silhouette.
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By election day, Ayotte and Hassan willhave squared off in six debates.
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The group raised eyebrows after it squared off with supporters of Sen.
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We're not talking about the dated, squared-off manicure Melania Trump asks for.
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Shoulder Taps "From a plank position, keep your hips squared off," says Kirsch.
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On Sunday, hundreds of protesters on both sides squared off in New Orleans.
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Instead, Masvidal squared off against Askren ... and the rest is literally UFC history.
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Squared-off, strong-shouldered jackets have been all over the runways this season.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts squared off over healthcare at Thursday's Democratic presidential debate.
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In France, a banker-turned-president has squared off with people protesting inequality.
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On election maps, Colorado looks simple—a four-cornered flyover, perfectly squared off.
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It's always surprising to me that white supremacy and consumer capitalism squared off.
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Separated in pairs, the wrestlers squared off against one another, with referees watching closely.
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Squared off corners up top, and curvier corners down bottom just doesn't look right.
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Right now, in Oreo, these bits are squared off and cover the whole screen.
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I would expect the next iPhone to have a bit more squared-off corners.
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Chyna's lawyer, Lisa Bloom, squared off in court Thursday with Kardashian lawyer Shawn Holley.
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So Mackay decided to pay close attention the next time the two squared off.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts had squared off over healthcare at Thursday's Democratic presidential debate.
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Bennet and Glenn squared off in Grand Junction at Club 2628 on Sept. 28500.
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How is it that an officer finds himself squared off with a potentially armed individual?
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Fueled by adrenaline and alcohol I squared off against my opponent, onlookers on every side.
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In last week's challenge, Cosmopolitan writer Alex Rees squared off against local anchorman Wayne Harvey.
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Underneath its squared-off hood is a diesel-burning V6 engine that produces 245 horsepower.
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The EU LCS team squared off against Albus Nox Luna in their own quarterfinal match.
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TMZ broke the story ... Britney's legal team squared off with Kevin in L.A. last week.
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During her confirmation hearing, DeVos squared off against Democratic senators, with notable grillings from Sens.
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And the wrestling match, where a beer bottle squared off against a tin of Brasso?
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" Trixie and BeBe squared off in a lip-sync to Diana Ross's unimpeachable "The Boss.
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The labels on the squared-off cobalt bottles are loaded with references to Norse mythology.
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The two candidates, Mr. Kemp and Ms. Abrams, have squared off over voting rights before.
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In one, he squared off against a man who made reference to white supremacist ideologies.
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The smaller Pixel is sticking with a 5-inch display, squared-off corners, and thick bezels.
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Just imagine if Dostoyevsky and James Joyce could have squared off over a sheaf of paper.
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Buttigieg squared off with Warren on how she would pay for "Medicare for All," Hawaii Rep.
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A squared off brow with a point at the end, that's really difficult to work with.
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Monday night, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump squared off in the first presidential debate of 2016.
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Four people were arrested in August after Gibson's group squared off with counter-protesters in Portland.
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The pair previously squared off at the SAG Awards, though Ali emerged as the guild's victor.
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Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich squared off in Miami, with CNN hosting.
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Russia and the United States are solidly squared off at opposing points on the strategic map.
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It's 11 millimeters thick, and its plastic case is as squared off as an '80s hatchback.
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The Ducks' Ryan Getzlaf and Wings' Anthony Mantha squared off, with Getzlaf penalized twice for slashing.
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We stepped through a squared-off doorway shaped, like her father's picture frames, as a torii.
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The edges are squared off instead of rounded, the stylus is sitting there in its silo.
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Buttigieg and Beto O'Rourke also squared off in a quite personal exchange over mandatory gun buybacks.
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In these two works, the picture plane is squared off and the trapezoidal edges are left blank.
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Oh, and I already managed to nick one of the squared-off edges just through normal use.
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On Sunday night, Spong squared off against heavyweight Hugo Leon on his home turf of Aguascalientes, Mexico.
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Swamp Thing squared off against mystics and mad scientists, and anyone else throwing nature out of balance.
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Of course, Muhammad saw Mayweather fight ... but famously rooted for Pacquiao when they squared off in 2015.
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Trump played for a tiny school that squared-off against other small schools in Upstate New York.
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Ali and Foreman squared off in the 1974 "Rumble in the Jungle" -- maybe boxing's most legendary match.
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This week was no exception, as Tim Tebow and Nina Dobrev squared off in the lip ring.
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And then this giant, curved sofa really softens the edges of an otherwise squared-off, hard room.
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Through literary history the woman writer has squared off in various ways against her old adversary, motherhood.
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The two starting pitchers squared off just a few days later, and Wheeler looked completely at ease.
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Within a few years, the United States and the Soviet Union squared off in just this fashion.
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It might be collateral damage from a period when American composers squared off in opposing stylistic camps.
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Twelve Democratic presidential candidates squared off at a debate on Tuesday night in Westerville, Ohio, where Sen.
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When the two squared off for the first time at a sort of televised debate on Dec.
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The facility is spread over an area of 75 kilometers squared off the east coast of England.
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The two sides squared off during the last high-stakes negotiations between China and the US in May.
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Tonight, this is the first time that Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have squared off exactly like this.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton squared off in a town hall-style debate Sunday night in St. Louis.
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Because the Samsung has squared off edges it is able to clean corners that circular robot vacuums can't.
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He went off the rails inside the hotel, squared off with police and was ultimately arrested for trespassing.
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Investors appear to be having some last-minute reservations and squared off some bearish bets before the referendum.
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Two protesters then squared off -- arguing over use of the n-word and that's what triggered the brawl.
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Alaska and JetBlue squared off in the final round of bidding, with official offers coming in recent days.
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Since taking office, he's squared off against Democrats and also Republicans in Congress on a variety of issues.
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Dubbed "The Fight of the Century," the two boxers squared off in Madison Square Garden to unbelievable fanfare.
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Mr. Icahn and Mr. Ackman famously squared off during a live CNBC broadcast over the merits of Herbalife.
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Ten candidates squared off in Houston, down from 20 in the initial two debates of the primary season.
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Later Jon stood up and squared off against an actual zombie dragon, only to be saved by Arya.
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Turkey has squared off with Saudi Arabia on a number of fronts, including the kingdom's dispute with Qatar.
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Most analysis will shuffle voters into neat demographic groups, each of them with four corners, perfectly squared off.
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The two have not squared off since King called Efimova a drug cheater in last year's Rio Olympics.
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The typescript was right there, in a neatly squared-off pile, six hundred pages—long, but not vast.
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Four people of color, four women and one gay man squared off during Wednesday night's Democratic presidential debate.
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And Beijing and Washington are squared off in a trade war that shows no sign of letting up.
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One day after the two squared off at a debate that emphasized issues relating to race and gender, Mrs.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders squared off in the sixth Democratic presidential debate, and here's my play-by-play.
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He'll be in a sealed in a claustrophobic cockpit, using a squared off steering wheel to control the vehicle.
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The Obama administration squared off with Texas over the Voting Rights Act and with other states on voter registration.
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The two recently squared off at a sold-out debate — the first and only one of the primary season.
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Then, there's the pointed chin that's squared off at the bottom just so, almost like a Disney love interest's.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The last time a French president squared off against rail unions over workers' benefits it ended badly.
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Over the next decade, groups on both sides of the DDT debate squared off in court and regulatory proceedings.
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Just a few years after the Soviet Union imploded, Washington and Beijing squared off over the future of Taiwan.
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The new hub ditches its predecessor's shiny nondescript-networking-equipment look for a nicer, squared-off matte white body.
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It is still shaped like an egg with squared-off ends, not the usual lopsided sphere found around town.
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Draping jersey from precisely squared-off (though not gigantic) shoulders, he took an X-Acto knife to the silhouette.
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Mike Pence, the Republican, and Tim Kaine, the Democrat, squared off in the one and only vice-presidential debate.
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According to Pinterest, you should ask for neither sharply squared off edges nor nails curved into a half circle.
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The state's primary took place two days after Sanders and Clinton squared off in a debate in Flint, Mich.
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They listened intently as the front-runner squared off against six Republican challengers, verbally urging him on at times.
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Mr. Giuliani squared off in the race against David N. Dinkins, the borough president of Manhattan, who is black.
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Squared-off bluish green lawns contrast sharply with the artist's network of showy geometrical shapes and unlikely color pairings.
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Before the event started, wives and girlfriends of several players from both teams squared off in a cooking competition.
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The big picture: For years, the United States has squared off with more repressive nations over global internet norms.
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Democratic debate The Democratic presidential candidates squared off last night in Las Vegas and boy, did things get spicy.
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In a diplomatic game of chicken, the UK, France and the United States squared off against Russia and China.
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Protesters and National Guards squared off on a Caracas highway, where demonstrators chanted "freedom" and waved copies of the constitution.
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Nipsey's family was in court and squared off with Tanisha, whom they believe is not fit to care for Emani.
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Angry civilians have blocked off highways and squared off with riot police, wresting control of water distribution from the government.
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Her reunion with the Jennings is a truly chilling one, the two of them squared off against her, defenses raised.
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Sweaters sported big cutouts at the torso, including one giant heart, and squared-off T-shirts came with Bernini appliqués.
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In 2015, when Mayweather squared off against Manny Pacquiao in another much-anticipated fight, Periscope was only two months' old.
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It is one of Asia's most dangerous flash points, where a million troops have squared off along the disputed border.
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Jerry Brown (D), who has squared off against Trump over "sanctuary laws" that provide protections to immigrants in the state.
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On the eve of his birthday the Packers squared-off against the New York Giants, securing a 31-13 victory.
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Last Friday, the Milwaukee Bucks and the Minnesota Timberwolves squared off in a matchup of inverted visions of the NBA's future.
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Mikael Nordgren leans towards a clean and functional sound with a penchant for catchy vocal samples, and tight, squared-off rhythms.
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It was the first time Trump and Clinton had squared off on the same stage since securing their nominations in July.
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Meanwhile, Trumpmania only intensified in September, when he squared off with Hillary Clinton in the most-watched debate in U.S. history.
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Each original Beach Glass is $9.99, and the Caribbean Beach Glasses, which have a funkier squared-off shape, are $10.50 each.
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Cruz and O'Rourke squared off Tuesday night in a debate in San Antonio, with the midterm elections about three weeks away.
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Last Friday, during the lunar eclipse, action planet Mars squared off with Uranus and pushed you out of your comfort zone.
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Traditional spaghetti alla chitarra is also squared off and extra-porous, making it a magical swap for the typical round noodles.
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These two squared off last year in a land dispute that got so bad ... she got a restraining order against him.
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When she and The Vixen squared off in the final lip sync, it soon became clear she didn't know the words.
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Sarah Palin of Alaska squared off for the right to preside over the Senate as vice president of the United States.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and his Republican challenger, Marcus J. Molinaro, squared off on Tuesday in their first and likely only debate.
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Hundreds of far-right and liberal protesters squared off, with occasional bouts of violence, under another statue of Robert E. Lee.
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At the time, he was the New York City public advocate, and they squared off in the 2001 mayoral general election.
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But then, the Steelers (1-6 on the holiday) have never squared off against Scott Tolzien, the Colts' backup quarterback, before.
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Minneapolis (CNN)After the Eagles and Patriots squared off in Super Bowl LII, another battle got started inside US Bank Stadium.
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The final confrontation Later, the trio of SWAT members who scrambled to get there from the police academy squared off with Matasareanu.
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Microsoft and Apple squared off on back-to-back days on Wednesday and Thursday with each company announcing new high-powered computers.
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As you know, he has famously squared off with President Trump, sometimes expressing moral outrage over the conduct of The White House.
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Nixon and Cuomo squared off Wednesday night -- at Hofstra University -- in the only debate scheduled before New York's Democratic primary September 13.
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Serena Williams and Angelique Kerber squared off in what was at times a nail-biting match for the Wimbledon women's singles finals.
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Here's who will take the stage during Thursday's debate, listed in alphabetical order: Here's the group that already squared off on Wednesday:
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They have super boxy, inch-thick designs, squared-off screens, giant cooling vents, optical disc drives, VGA ports, and inexplicably circular trackpads.
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So when he squared off against Huston, Flynn wasn't in peak condition, although he did have twenty-five pounds on the director.
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Biles is a fan of standing next to tall athletes — she famously squared off against Michael Phelps at the Olympics last year.
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Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump squared off in the second presidential debate from Washington University in St. Louis.
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The exes' lawyers squared off at a contentious hearing in March before they reached their custody agreement outside of court on Wednesday.
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Pence and Kaine squared off in the first and only vice presidential debate Tuesday night and traded barbs over a number issues.
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But the impassioned clashes of last spring, when rival groups squared off against each other after his speeches, have become more rare.
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Passengers squared off with protesters as they tried to reach their flights at Hong Kong International Airport as pro-democracy demonstrations continue.
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It's been years since WWE chief brand officer Stephanie McMahon — who moonlights as a villainous wrestler — has squared off against an opponent.
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She squared off against Norwood, an independent, in the nonpartisan runoff to succeed Reed, who is term limited from seeking re-election.
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This year, squared off against Kerri Evelyn Harris, a community activist and veteran who has national progressive groups excited — and won easily.
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It has been six years, seven months, and two days since Gurriel and Puig squared off as opponents in a baseball game.
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"That squared-off-rectangle shape was very much in the air at the time, particularly in architecture and industrial design," Cavedoni says.
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But the city still felt hushed all day, even as protesters with umbrellas and gas masks squared off against the riot police.
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Vargas hasn't squared off against Arizona since that season and is 10-8 with a 33 ERA in 24 career interleague starts.
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Trump has squared off against the NFL before, having owned a team in the upstart United States Football League in the 1980s.
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Another angle: A Cold War atmosphere also prevailed at the U.N. Security Council, where the U.S. and Russia squared off over Venezuela.
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Both surfers then got to work, transforming the squared-off tail section into something that resembled the tail section of a jet fighter.
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Squared-off shapes in the arms and a sense of resistance in the partnering alternated stimulatingly with Ms. Bond's preferred curves and yielding.
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The two survivors, locked in a philosophical struggle between Carol's brutal pragmatism and Morgan's spiritual humanism, finally squared off in the midseason finale.
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This week our seasoned pro, Bachelor Nick Viall, squared off against the women he is dating in a battle of strategy and subterfuge.
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The teams have been playing since 1897 and squared off every year from 1927 to 1995, the last season of the Southwest Conference.
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Andrew Cuomo squared off in a contentious debate in which they sparred on single-payer healthcare, the subway, and each other's tax returns.
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Younger siblings Deji and Jake Paul also squared off in the ring; you can watch their bout for free online now as well.
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It got a little crazy when they squared off right inside the newsroom -- despite the stupid faces Evan was making in the background.
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So alluring was Thornton's beard that the Blues' David Backes gave it a tug when the two squared off in the conference finals.
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On Thursday afternoon, the day before the game proper, the US team squared off against a squad composed of local ex-college players.
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Pence and Kaine squared off in the first and only vice presidential debate of the year and traded barbs over a number issues.
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There are round-ended metal wall pieces shaped like bolster pillows, and sets of thin, squared-off uprights reminiscent of high-jump bars.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter squared off with an old opponent in Las Vegas and when fists started flying cops had to get involved.
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Two prominent market voices squared off Wednesday over the future of cryptocurrencies in a debate that ended with a bet over a T-shirt.
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Luther Strange — the man appointed to fill Attorney General Jeff Sessions' seat — squared off against Roy Moore, the controversial former state Supreme Court justice.
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In Terror, four pre-selected heroes squared off against multiple waves of robots — plus occasional AI-controlled "boss" heroes — while defending a fixed position.
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A little bit shorter in the back was in last year, but now we're seeing more squared off and even all the way around.
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In a segment for The Late Late Show, James Corden, Cara Delevingne and Dave Franco squared off for an epic three-way rap battle.
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He would score a lot, employing a dull methodical isolation method with frequent but not inevitable success on any defender he squared off against.
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It happened ... sorta ... and now, Oscar's explaining why he squared off with the ex-President and even gave him a shot to the breadbasket.
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If they do fight, it would be the 3rd time Chuck and Tito have squared off -- with Chuck winning both of the previous fights.
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In it, Bill Nye and another climate activist squared off with an actual Princeton scientist who formerly headed research at the Department of Energy.
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Carson has been a low-key presence in debates, as his foes have squared off in high-profile exchanges while he and Ohio Gov.
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Thursday's contest will mark the first time in NFL history that the season will open with teams that squared off in the Super Bowl.
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Many Amazon customers found the handle quite comfortable although a few noted that its edges are a bit squared off and not completely comfortable.
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Squared-off columns and massive beams form an underwater hypostyle hall that is at once claustrophobic — dank, close and cool — and yet seemingly limitless.
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"Independence Day: Resurgence" brings back the aliens, this time squared off against the first female president of the United States, played by Sela Ward.
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When four American women squared off in the semifinals of the United States Open, it signaled a resurgence of women's tennis in this country.
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On Monday night, defenders of the statues squared off against a large group of opponents near the Davis statue in the Mid-City area.
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We asked George what would have happened if Tyson and Muhammad Ali ever squared off ... and ya gotta hear his answer to that too!!!
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Gsellman has squared off against both the Marlins and Atlanta three times this year but has yet to face Milwaukee in his brief career.
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All of which made Wednesday's Democratic debate, in which Bloomberg squared off against his rivals for the first time, feel like a critical moment.
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Policy meetings have become increasingly heated, officials said, as Mr. Trump and his chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, have squared off against General McMaster.
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The squared-off lenses also look great on any face shape and set these shades apart from a crowd full of tear-drop aviators.
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The good news for Trump is every other President who faced impeachment squared off against a House and Senate held by the opposing party.
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She squared off against not just him, but also powerful Ringling lawyers [when she successfully fought to get her sons back from the circus].
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First, Trinity the "Tuck" Taylor and Peppermint squared off to Britney Spears's "Stronger," both whipping off their skirts mid-performance to reveal different outfits underneath.
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A young Mets fan taught Washington Nationals' pitcher Max Scherzer a thing or two about pitching before the Mets and Nationals squared off on Wednesday.
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Grayson and Reid squared off at a recent closed-door meeting of congressional Democrats where Grayson challenged Reid to provide evidence of his alleged wrongdoing.
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Nonetheless, neither the unions nor the government have forgotten the last time a French leader squared off against rail unions, in a strike in 1995.
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Screenshots posted by The Next Web definitely show Material Design's "flat" style is in full force here, with tabs that now have squared-off corners.
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Elon has squared off with Mark Zuckerberg over unregulated A.I., although Zuckerberg has been out of the game lately ... he has other fish to fry.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson and Teen Vogue writer Lauren Duca squared off in a heated debate Friday over Ivanka Trump that quickly turned personal.
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Long before they squared off on CNBC, Icahn, 5003, and Ackman, 2500 years his junior, made their bones on Wall Street in very different times.
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There were lavishly lashed eyes blinking from either side of a squared-off buttonless black jacket, profiles forming trompe l'oeil lapels, atop sleek tuxedo trousers.
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And indeed animal-rights advocates and religious leaders have squared off on social media and the internet, citing volumes of scriptural injunctions and scientific studies.
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The titanium rail around the phone is squared off at 90 degrees with just enough of a curved edge to keep it from biting your hand.
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My colleague Vlad Savov says it feels just like an iPhone X, all glass and metal rails — but to me, it's a little more squared off.
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New York City (CNN)Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders squared off Thursday night in the most heated and dramatic Democratic presidential debate of the 2016 cycle.
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It's perhaps best remembered for its pressurized scenes of Russian roulette, in which disillusioned soldiers squared off at rowdy bars with loaded revolvers to their heads.
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Then, when the two squared off in the final lip sync to Ariana Grande's "Greedy," Valentina tried to hide behind the mask that covered her mouth.
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Jenner snapped a video of her squared off nails which showcased a silver "S" accent design on her pinky nail in honor of her baby girl.
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Louisville and Notre Dame squared off in the longest game in Big East history the last time they met at Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center.
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New York (CNN Business)Presidential candidates squared off in the second Democratic debate on Tuesday night and late night comedy shows went live to discuss them.
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Missouri's last abortion clinic squared off against the state in a hearing late last month to determine whether it could keep its license to perform abortions.
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MUST SEE: Read our 2018 Volkswagen Tiguan review To that end, the Tiguan is squared off like a new iPhone box and packaged just as well.
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I have no idea why we called this entity the Stack, considering the word's orderly connotations of squared-off edges and the shelving areas of libraries.
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Since at least 2014, American and Chinese forces have increasingly squared off against each other in contested regions of the Pacific, particularly the South Chinese Sea.
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A companion butter keeper is squared off, so it will easily hold a half-pound slab and is equipped with an insert that's easy to clean.
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And at the Nitto ATP Finals in London this past Sunday, Djokovic squared off against 21-year-old Alexander Zverev — and lost, again in straight sets.
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The largest donation in the second quarter came from Andrew Beal, a Texas-based banker who once squared off against Mr. Trump in a bankruptcy case.
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If he had run, Lewandowski would have squared off against several previously announced candidates, among them former New Hampshire House Speaker William O'Brien, retired Brig. Gen.
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Pat Toomey and his Democrat Katie McGinty squared off Monday night in their final debate, with the White House fight looming large over the critical race.
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The first time they squared off over the summer, White thought he had Williamson locked down, just as he did with Tatum that day in 2016.
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He's also quite small for the light heavyweight division—a fact that was made abundantly clear when he and Ortiz squared off at the weigh-ins.
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Not even then-unified champion Sergey Kovalev—generally considered among the best boxers at any weight—could knock out Hopkins when the two squared off in 2014.
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Campaign rivals It's no secret that Trump and Rubio squared off in some of the most high-profile clashes of the Republican primary, roughly one year ago.
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The model-turned-actress squared off in a rap battle against Dave Franco and host James Corden during an appearance on The Late Late Show Wednesday night.
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Two tech heavyweights, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff, publicly squared off in a series of tweets about San Francisco's persistent homeless issues. Prop.
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And speaking of curves, the four corners of the screen are also slightly curved instead of squared-off, which adds some elegance and perhaps some screen durability.
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Where the MacBook is thin to the point of ridiculousness, the Spin 7 has squared-off edges that give it that sense of solidity without much weight.
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This new refresh for the Razer Blade 15 uses a squared-off unibody design and has the smallest footprint of any 15.6-inch laptop in its class.
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Corden, 37, went straight for the jugular in the first round, teasing Hart about his short stature as the two squared off on The Late, Late Show.
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The actress squared off in a rap battle against host James Corden during an appearance on The Late Late Show Tuesday night — and she didn't hold back.
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The candidates have squared off on whether or not the Affordable Care Act, President Obama's sweeping health-care reform law often referred to as Obamacare, should survive.
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Straining under the pressure of having an impressive, unbeaten record—some of which was self-imposed – Strickland was admittedly not himself when he squared off against Ponzinibbio.
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The two squared off in a 2-on-2 hoops game in Miami -- and Floyd let his mouth run ... guaranteeing victory over the "We Fly High" rapper.
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Last week, the two sides squared off in court, and the judge prodded Puerto Rico's board to reduce the loan to $300 million and rework its terms.
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In kickboxing, he squared off against the likes of Bob Sapp, Ray Sefo, Remy Bojansky, Mark Hunt, Peter Aerts, Ernesto Hoost and the late great Andy Hug.
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He even brought a number of Bill Clinton's accusers into the debate hall when he squared off against Hillary Clinton in an October 9, 2016, presidential debate.
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The congressman didn't have a primary opponent in 2628 and said his only tough primary was in 28500, when he squared off against a well-funded candidate.
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But in the Trump era, Democrats and Republicans have squared off in House races in Kansas, Montana, suburban Georgia, and (in Tuesday's lower-profile race) South Carolina.
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The disclosure of the arrest came as Sri Lankan officials squared off over the attacks, and whether more could have been done to try to prevent them.
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A million troops have squared off along the disputed border, one of Asia's tensest flash points and the source of two previous wars between the two countries.
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These vacuums also feature a squared-off front that should be much better at wedging itself into corners to sweep debris that builds up in your home.
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The board, which consists of three judges, held a trial last year in which the trade group squared off against Spotify, Apple, Alphabet, Pandora Media and Amazon.
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Squared-off edges like those on the top right can be rested on as in A, while a pole can be balanced on as in B Squared-off edges like those on the top right can be rested on as in A, while a pole can be balanced on as in B If the drone sees and needs to rest on a pole, it can grab it from above.
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The Roku Wireless Speakers also come with a new Roku Touch tabletop remote that features a couple of customizable buttons and a pleasing, squared-off hockey-puck shape.
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In the afternoon, explosion-like sounds could be heard and smoke from tear gas was seen rising from near one protest point where police squared off with demonstrators.
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The Pixel 43 is rumored to go from a traditional, squared-off 24:23.5 screen to a more modern 22:9 screen with thinner bezels and rounded corners.
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Pelosi and Trump squared off over the House speaker uninviting Trump to the State of the Union address over concerns about the lack of working Secret Service members.
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After the 30 voters in Pahrump, Nevada split evenly at Precinct 10's Morse Elementary School, Clinton and Sanders representatives squared off, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The most noticeable use of the hue is in the drapes, which were reddish and squared-off during Obama's tenure and are now gold with more traditional swags.
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That's not a great sign for Microsoft — and, by extension, the tech industry as a whole — which squared off against the Justice Department today at the high court.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders squared off during the Democratic primary on numerous climate-related issues, like how to revitalize coal country, the Clean Power Plan, and fracking.
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Stevie J and Joseline Hernandez were guests on "Wild 'N Out" Monday when the 2 ex-lovebirds squared off during the rap battle against Nick and his crew.
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Ossoff and his GOP opponent, Karen Handel, have squared off in two debates as they vie for the seat vacated by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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Chief Executive Igor Sechin, a long-standing ally of President Vladimir Putin, has previously squared off against Medvedev, who is seen as a dove in Russia's political circles.
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The steering wheel has a squared-off shape with a rather large opening, which suggests that designers wanted to provide a proper view to a large digital cluster.
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"Tranz" has a tapping, blipping, squared-off kraut-rock pulse and countermelodies; "Lake Zurich" recalls the stuttering synthesizers of "The Message" by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.
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His menu hews pretty closely to what you would consider bistro fare, though sometimes with a twist, like an Alsatian tarte flambée squared off like Detroit-style pizza.
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HOUSTON — Ten Democratic presidential candidates squared off at a debate on Thursday night in Houston, where divisions over the path forward for the party were on full display.
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Tony's daughter, Annette Aiello, a 61-year-old with wavy, black hair and her father's squared-off shoulders, sat next to her, making notes on a legal pad.
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For the majority of the debate, the candidates squared off on taxes, especially over how to reduce New Jersey's property taxes, which are the highest in the nation.
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The chunky, squared-off design with its amber daytime running lights and bladed taillights is a welcome reprieve from the dull designs that dominate the family crossover space.
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When the two Parks squared off in a matchplay event last year, it was Sung-hyun who came out on top, thrashing the seven-times major champion 5&3.
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The 29-year-old Venezuelan also was superb when he squared off against Sanchez on June 25 as he allowed only four hits while recording his third career shutout.
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Its aluminum chassis has sharper edges and a more squared-off appearance than prior Razer laptops, and it has a very small footprint for a 15-inch gaming laptop.
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Maybe it goes back EVEN further, all the way back to high school, where Plumlee and Cousins, both top nationally rated prospects, squared off in gyms across the county.
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He squared off with the elephant in the room right away: what Facebook plans to do to rebuild the user trust that was destroyed by the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Since they became regular features in 1976, when Senator Bob Dole squared off against Senator Walter Mondale, the veep candidates are the second-string players in the Super Bowl.
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With the win, he moves to 123-0 overall, and can look forward to a date with Punk—who he squared off with post-fight—in the near future.
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Before David Arquette squared off against RJ City in California ... he went to Tijuana, Mexico to train with luchadores -- and the high-flying moves he pulls off are insane!!!
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Oscar & Diesel squared off for his old TV show, "Shaq Vs." where the big fella would go up against other pro athletes in their different sports ... with awesome results.
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When I turned to face the mirror, I was immediately struck by how my jaw line appeared more squared off, my nose straighter, my cheeks more voluminous and angled.
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Those two guys squared off face-to-face; Gronkowski took a run at a guy who not only was down but had his back turned away after the whistle.
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He's a prime candidate to be taken advantage of on the other end, though, and that's exactly what happened when the two teams squared off during the regular season.
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Groups on both sides of the abortion debate squared off over the House provision, triggering another front in the ideological battle of whether to grant rights to unborn children.
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TMZ broke the story ... Britney's legal team squared off Friday with Kevin, who has demanded way more in child support than the $20k per month she's been forking over.
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As white nationalists squared off against counter-protesters and antifascists in Charlottesville on Saturday, a large group of heavily armed gunmen sought, for a time, to keep the peace.
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I notice that she's given my brows a more squared-off shape where they meet the bridge of my nose and has given them a little more weight throughout.
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At an IBM office in downtown San Francisco, Noa Ovadia, a college senior who won an Israeli championship in 2016, squared off with IBM's program, called the IBM Debater.
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Wang Shouwen, China's vice minister of commerce, and Pascal Lamy, a former director general of the World Trade Organization, squared off at the Beijing forum over precisely that issue.
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The two actors squared off in an intense match at the beach ... intense enough that Ansel not only played shirtless, but had to cool off afterward in the water.
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While America has fixed its eyes on the Democratic debates this week, 20 candidates for the presidential nomination squared off over -- supposedly -- the biggest issues facing the United States.
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The frames feature a keyhole bridge design with squared-off lenses, giving them an appearance similar to Wayfarers but with a more rectangular silhouette and a less pronounced browline.
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The scene was amazing ... just an hour or so before Jones' Niners squared off with the Browns -- he decided to pop the surprise question to his girlfriend, Kayla Fannin.
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As Madison Bumgarner and Noah Syndergaard squared off in a rematch of their duel in the 251 National League wild-card game, neither pitcher was as stellar this time.
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Privacy advocates have squared off with public safety proponents at several heated hearings in San Francisco, a city teeming with tech innovation and the home of Twitter, Airbnb and Uber.
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Stamos squared off against Islamic State terrorists as Facebook's chief security officer and said, compared to ISIS, white supremacist terrorists can more easily find a home on sites like 8chan.
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The case has implications beyond the Florida courtroom where lawyers squared off earlier this month, said Muzaffar Chishti, director of the Migration Policy Institute's office at NYU School of Law.
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It saw direct confrontation between candidates who had not previously squared off, like Pete Buttigieg and Tulsi Gabbard, or Andrew Yang and Amy Klobuchar, or Beto O'Rourke and Elizabeth Warren.
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A swimmer crab and a red octopus squared off in mortal combat while divers circled round for a first-hand look at the coliseum spectacle nature had arranged for them.
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Goose feathers are rounded at the tip; turkey feathers are squared off—you can layer them like marquetry or glue them to a ribbon and gather them into a flower.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump squared off from the same stage Wednesday evening — if not exactly face to face — in a televised forum on national security and veterans issues.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — When the American and British women squared off on Saturday night in the Olympic field hockey tournament, there was a modest amount at stake, but nothing more.
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BK, aka Russell Horning, was at Tuesday's first ever E3 Celebrity Pro-Am, where celebs like Pete Wentz and EDM DJ Marshmello squared off for $1 million jackpot for charity.
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And he has squared off against conservatives in the religious establishment with symbolic steps to loosen strict moral codes, including a pending end to the longstanding ban on women driving.
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In the first 33 years of the Open era, from 1968 to 2000, American men squared off in the fourth round or later 72 times at the All England Club.
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Retired N.B.A. greats in their late 30s and 40s squared off in Brooklyn on Sunday in three-on-three basketball in the first of 10 events in the new Big3.
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Last year, for example, Apple, the world's most valuable public company, squared off against the Federal Bureau of Investigation in a contentious case involving issues of privacy and national security.
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The sloped rear of the X4 won't accommodate big boxes in the trunk the way the squared-off X3 can, but for everyday use it doesn't really affect the space.
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She left her helmet on the bench this time and again squared off against the machine, hands clenched around the bat, mouth settled into an it'll-freeze-that-way scowl.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders squared off at a Democratic debate on Thursday night, a few days before voters in New Hampshire decide the winner of the second primary contest.
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We broke the story ... Cassavetes' ex, Heather Wahlquist, squared off with Nick in an Oklahoma courtroom Friday, asking the judge for an emergency order to keep Barbie in her custody.
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The Tigers squared off against an Alabama offense averaging 204.4 yards rushing per game with two of their best players, defensive end Shaq Lawson and cornerback Mackensie Alexander, hobbled by injuries.
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Outside the DeploraBall, a gathering of tech-savvy Trump backers who take pride in offending liberals, several hundred protesters shouted obscenities as they squared off with riot police on the streets.
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By the time the two teams squared off at Belo Horizonte, bookies had given the Brits 3-1 odds to take the World Cup, compared to 500-1 for the Americans.
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Gym Beef In the co-main event Donald Cerrone and Mike Perry squared off in what was apparently a deeply meaningful match to the alumni of the famous Jackson/Winkeljohn team.
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The Octagon appeared to be cleaned by the time Lee and Chiesa squared off -- but that didn't stop Woodley from giving Lee crap about fighting in the brown'd-out Octagon anyway!
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At long last, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump squared off on the debate stageMonday night, and for an hour and a half the duo frostily exchanged barbs as the world watched.
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N squared off in Delaware Supreme Court on Wednesday in a $2 billion dispute over the huge nuclear power plant cost overruns that led Westinghouse to file for bankruptcy in March.
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Since Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater squared off in 1964, the Democrats have been the party of ethnic pluralism in America, one that sees the nation as a multi-ethnic democracy.
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In the 1870s, 1880s and 1890s, armed groups of newly enfranchised African Americans and their white Republican supporters repeatedly squared off against white supremacist paramilitary organizations in states throughout the South.
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It will be a reversal from the last eight years, during which the Obama administration squared off against Republican-led states in court on issues ranging from immigration to environmental regulations.
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The date carries significance, as well: Fifty-six years ago today in Chicago, Senator John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard M. Nixon squared off in the first televised presidential debate.
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The suits, filed this week in the United States and Germany, mark the second time in the past seven years that the companies have squared off in a dispute over patents.
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Two teams of eight squared off in objective based games—there were no death matches—and once you were killed, that was it, you had to wait for the next round.
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Odell threw the Jets' new DC under the bus Thursday ... claiming his Browns teammates told him Williams ordered players to injure him when the two squared off in preseason in 2017.
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The two sides in the trial over the AT&T-Time Warner merger squared off in court for the final time on Monday, offering closing arguments in the landmark antitrust case.
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Crowds gathered on Wednesday around screens outside Zimbabwe's top court to watch a legal showdown, as lawyers for Mnangagwa and opposition leader Nelson Chamisa squared off before nine Constitutional Court judges.
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The 2008 caucus turnout, when Clinton squared off against Barack Obama, was 35 percent non-white—and the non-white population has grown steadily in the state in the eight years since.
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Douglas, perma-gold bull Peter Schiff squared off against Bitcoin bull Brian Kelly in a lively, no-holds-barred debate about what is the better investment on Monday's "Fast Money " on CNBC.
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After being totally ignored during the 2012 presidential debates, climate change was finally addressed on Monday night when Republican nominee Donald Trump squared off in his first debate against Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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These squared-off noodles are pushed through a set of strings that looks kind of like a guitar to get their shape, and, much like a guitar, this spicy dish fucking rocks.
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At the qualifiers for OGN's second season of Overwatch Apex, challenger team The Meta squared off against Season 1 participant Rhinos Gaming Titan, looking for a win on the final map: Eichenwalde.
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This marks the first encounter between LeBron James and Dwyane Wade since the latter joined the Bulls, but the former Miami Heat teammates and close friends have squared off 27 times previously.
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Bundchen, who is married to U.S. football star Tom Brady, twice squared off with former President Michel Temer on social media over policies to shrink or eliminate protected areas of the Amazon.
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Probably influenced by both the geometric painting Newman and Kelly were doing, and by Tawney's extraordinary open-warp weavings, Martin began to develop an art of squared-off shapes and linear detail.
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Federer and Nadal have squared off 2100 times and Federer and Djokovic 47 while Djokovic and Nadal's 54-match rivalry is the most prolific and competitive in the history of men's tennis.
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Damon and team owner John Henry had a very public feud ... and Johnny has even openly rooted for the Yankees when the two rivals have squared off over the past few years.
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Season 3 brought signs of the expansion to come, with new worlds and more extreme elements, like the bear that Brienne of Tarth (Gwendoline Christie) squared off with in one gonzo sequence.
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Manning and Underwood are facing off as coaches for the first time after previously having squared off in Kansas-Kansas State matchups as players in the 1980s and assistants in the 2000s.
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Red Sox RH Rick Porcello (23-20, 29) Andriese squared off against Porcello on Wednesday and also walked away without a decision after allowing three runs and seven hits in six innings.
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LOS ANGELES, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Seven Democratic U.S. presidential contenders squared off on the debate stage in Los Angeles on Thursday, offering viewers their different takes on issues including taxes and trade.
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Two House Intelligence Committee members on opposite sides of the aisle squared off Sunday over President Donald Trump's tweets aimed at discrediting former Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch during her public testimony.
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Asian markets idled near 18-month highs on Monday as volumes weakened ahead of the Christmas holiday break and investors squared off their positions, taking home hefty gains made earlier this month.
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For this work, the artist stretched floor-to-ceiling sheets of the gauzy white material against the curved interior wall of the gallery so that the once-rounded corners appear squared off.
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A Washington State University football player put the Bruins on blast for a "douchey" pre-game move UCLA pulled before they squared off on Saturday ... saying they're a bunch of wannabe tough guys.
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The two aces squared off against one another May 1 with Bumgarner pitching six shutout innings in San Francisco's 6-1 victory while Syndergaard gave up four runs in 21 22/23.66 innings.
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A 2005 Senate hearing on bankruptcy reform in which Warren squared off with one of her potential rivals over debt provided a look at how she might challenge old myths about personal responsibility.
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I'm surrounded by new phones all the time so the squared-off aluminum unibody is a nice change compared to the now-generic glass-and-metal "sandwiches" every new phone seems to have.
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Moments after that, Panthers defenseman Erik Gudbranson squared off with Hendricks — getting at least 11 right-handed punches in, while the Oilers' forward did all he could just to stay on his feet.
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The IMF's warning came as President Francois Hollande's government squared off with unions carrying out refinery, port and rail strikes over plans to ease protective labor regulations and make hiring and firing easier.
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Brand and generic companies have also squared off over trade deals like the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, which can expedite or impede the access of generic drug companies to lucrative foreign markets.
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The last time the Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers squared off was in last year's NFC Championship game – a destination neither will return to if they don't quickly turn around their disappointing seasons.
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He took some time to recount the GOP primaries, in which he squared off against more than a dozen other Republicans rivals, but mostly looked forward and largely trained his fire on Clinton.
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It was the first game that Bumgarner and Muncy squared off since Muncy's home run into San Francisco's McCovey Cove on June 9 that led to the two players jawing at each other.
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Then Trump squared off against Clinton, 20043, in a race marked by controversies that included upheaval in his staff, charges he had groped women and unheeded demands that he release his tax records.
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After the Proud Boys' founder, Gavin McInnes, spoke at the club, vandalism and violence ensued, as people associated with the group squared off with protesters on the streets of the Upper East Side.
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The longtime voice of Kermit the Frog squared off against executives at Disney on Monday over the company's decision to fire him after almost three decades of bringing that beloved Muppet to life.
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Buttigieg squared off repeatedly with Sanders, who he cast as a rigid and uncompromising ideologue, as well as with Klobuchar, who he's working to fend off in the centrist lane of the primary.
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Unlike the crude breaks that occur with the original sculpture forcefully toppled over by bearded ISIS fighters, Salzar's fragments, made from copperFill — copper material for 3D printing — are cleanly separated into squared off sections.
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"I squared off and just tried to go as Yoda as I could with this ram and just say, 'Not me, whatever it is,' and he was kicking dirt and everything," the actor explained.
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At one point, he squared off with J.T. Roswell -- who's fighting at Bellator 165 on Saturday -- and even though he got his hands near Roswell's face, things changed quickly ... and it was tap city.
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Too modest to make much of his knowledge base, he would have found something wholesomely cheering to say about a collection of squared-off jackets, wide and high trousers, tunics and pugilist head wraps.
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By coincidence of the schedule, Halladay squared off that night against former teammate A.J. Burnett, as the latter made his first return to Rogers Centre after leaving the Blue Jays as a free agent.
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Trump, Hong Kong & China Hong Kong protesters squared off with city police armed with water cannons this weekend, making one of the most violent nights yet in three months of pro-democracy street demonstrations.
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The two squared off as early as 2007, when Connecticut's then- attorney general, Richard Blumenthal, opened an investigation into Facebook's protection of young users based on letters from concerned parents that referenced predatory accounts.
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DeGrom pitched as two of his leading competitors for the Cy Young Award, the Washington Nationals' Max Scherzer and the Philadelphia Phillies' Aaron Nola, squared off against each other for the second straight start.
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After that, much of her tenure on the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit coincided with a contentious period in which conservative and liberal judges squared off against each other regularly.
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Roby picked off Bortles for a TD when they squared off last year (as he was quick to remind us!) -- and says Belichick will be just as prepared when they square off on Sunday.
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Party leaders squared off after a fast-paced and chaotic morning when Democrats on one committee abruptly boycotted a hearing where two top administration officials were expected to clear votes to advance to the floor.
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The original trilogy followed heroine Everdeen in the fictional dystopia of Panem as she squared off against other teens in a fight to the death and eventually led an uprising against the oppressive ruling class.
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Over five hours in a Washington, DC courtroom today, a coalition of net neutrality defenders squared off with the Federal Communications Commission, as the two sides made their case for and against the internet regulations.
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Sheriff Mick Brennan With his squared-off shoulders, neatly cropped silver hair, and mustache, the 62-year-old Brennan has a carefully crafted by-the-book reputation and looks every inch the small-town sheriff.
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Bush ran for president in 1980 and squared off in the primaries against Reagan, a former actor and California governor who cast himself as a tough-talking conservative in contrast with Democratic President Jimmy Carter.
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PHOTOS: THE BAFTA AWARDS' BOLD ALL-BLACK RED CARPET Lawrence joined the other stars who wore black in support of the Time's Up movement in a black strapless dress with a squared-off structured bodice.
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"Whenever we squared off in the Senate, he often got the better of me due to his superior knowledge of the rules and process," said James Wallner, former executive director of the Senate Steering Committee.
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Not since talk show host Oprah Winfrey in 1998 took on cattle producers in Amarillo, Texas, have big media and big agriculture squared off in such a high-profile way on the industry's home turf.
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The encouraging factory activity in Asia should also be squared off against rising interest rates in the United States, where any tempering in activity could prove detrimental to some of the region's globe-trotting manufacturers.
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Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald conducted the hearing, at which Katie Fallow, a lawyer for the Knight First Amendment Institute, at Columbia University, squared off against Michael Baer, a Justice Department lawyer, who represented the President.
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He then missed the cut at the United States Open, becoming so frustrated in the process that he unleashed a stream of expletives, slammed clubs into the ground and squared off on a tee sign.
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Working from an obliquely 1940s silhouette, with strong, squared-off shoulders (as in "carry the world on…") and a defined, curving waist (for men as well as women) he gave sophistication a missile-sharp precision.
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Over the last few years, the NYC government and sharing economy titans have squared off over everything from the allotment of Uber driver taxi licenses to the regulation of so-called "illegal hotels" on Airbnb.
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Delaney said Minecraft forces designers to sacrifice some accuracy because structures in real life don't always have the game's squared-off look, but the speed and ease of use more than made up for those deficiencies.
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The crowd was fired up and cameras were rolling even before Trump arrived, and the video is intense -- supporters and protesters squared off all over the arena on campus at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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I got engaged in July and married in September, because I do not play, and since then I've worn a squared-off platinum wedding band on my left hand, and my engagement ring on my right.
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If the two squared off in an alley ... KP would have to try to smother Loma -- and the challenge for the boxer would be trying to hit Porzingis in a spot that would actually cause damage.
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His apartments and houses for Calvin Klein, Karl Lagerfeld and Larry Gagosian introduced a new visual vocabulary to interior design: Jacquard valances and chintz were replaced by squared-off white armchairs and low, dark wenge tables.
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Players squared off against opponents in one-on-one fights; the victor could employ a character-specific "fatality" that allowed the winning avatar to tear out the loser's heart or execute some other coup de grâce.
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Then the E.T. Jackie might have worn a pillbox hat and flip hairdo, and all sort of little squared-off 1960s skirt suits and coats and shifts in various Crayola colors, trimmed in patent and zips.
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As the leader of Local 100, Mr. Samuelsen was known for his combative style and often sided with Mr. Cuomo against Mayor Bill de Blasio whenever the governor and the mayor squared off on transit issues.
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But the American soldiers work with Kurdish forces who have squared off elsewhere in Syria against not only a NATO ally but also Syrian rebels who were for years armed and financed by the United States.
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And as protesters squared off with police at either side of an avenue in the working-class neighborhood of Sham Shui Po, some built makeshift roadblocks with trash cans and bamboo sticks, and others built bonfires.
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The parameters I varied were (1) the height of the arms; (2) the height of the base; (3) the width of the cross piece; and (4) whether or not the lower corners were squared off (i.e.
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Justin Lin, a former chief economist of the World Bank, who leans to Keynesian faith in public spending, has squared off against Zhang Weiying, a self-professed Hayekian who doubts bureaucrats can ever beat the free market.
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Former castmate Daniel Franzese, who played BFF Damien to her Janice Ian in the 2004 film, popped the question to his now-fiancé Joseph Bradley Phillips with a thick, squared-off gold band with a single stone.
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Companies have squared off with the White House over the future of H-1B visas, for example, and leading Silicon Valley investors have sued the U.S. government for delaying a program meant to benefit early-stage entrepreneurs.
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"It will include more squared-off sides like the iPhone 5, 5S, and SE from a few years ago," reports Mark Gurman, who has a reliable track record surfacing details on new Apple products before they're announced.
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On Saturday night, however, beach volleyball teams competing in the Rio 2016 Games squared off at a 'midnight party' on the famed Copacabana sand, with athletes playing into the early hours of Sunday for an electrified crowd.
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Court sources tell us ... Rosa squared off against her ex-boyfriend, Sam Setzer, and his lawyers Wednesday in front of a judge over claims he made last month that she harassed and threatened him after a breakup.
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Republican lawmakers squared off against Federal Communications Commission officials during a contentious hearing on Capitol Hill Tuesday, just days after voting to kneecap federal net neutrality rules ensuring that all content on the internet is equally accessible.
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The battle among the car manufacturers was another case of déjà vu: It was the second year in a row that Toyota, with Truex and Busch, and Ford, with Logano and Harvick, squared off for the title.
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Nicholas Biddle and then-President Andrew Jackson squared off in the early 19th century, according to research from AB Bernstein, in a battle for the survival of what was then called the Bank of the United States.
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LONDON, July 82.918.60 (Reuters) - China's yuan was heading on Friday for its longest weekly losing streak since November 82.918.62, going against broadly firmer emerging markets after Beijing and Washington squared off at the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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Standing next to him, I could see his long fingers with their elegantly squared-off nails folding and unfolding a scrap of paper, but when Weinberg walked over to offer him the mike he shook his head.
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New York's governor and the real estate developer who held the lease (and all the insurance money) had already squared off for an epic battle over power and legacy, hiring dueling architects, choosing designs and then replacing them.
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He squared off with Sanders and eight others in Tuesday night's debate in Detroit, but the two men had a special moment when Hickenlooper mocked Sanders on what has become the senator's signature arm-flailing gesture of frustration.
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KSI exposed an ugliness that's older than YouTube Jake and Logan Paul, our generation's Dukes of Hazzard, held a successful live event over the weekend in which they squared off against rival YouTubers in a face-punching contest.
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Tucked within Bloomberg's report on what to expect from Apple's event is a detail claiming the new iPad Pros will ditch the rounded edges for a more squared off look resembling past iOS devices like the iPhone 5.
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One of the girls who squared off with Wale on the Sunset Strip now says the whole mess wasn't the rapper's fault ... instead, it was a random chunky dude who ended up costing her a late-night meal.
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Known as the biggest rivalry not only in USA Swimming, but also in sports, Phelps and Lochte, both 31, first squared off against each other in the 200-meter IM back in 2003 when they were still teenagers.
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Golden State and Oklahoma City engaged in the most thrilling contest of the season when they squared off Saturday and the two teams look to participate in another memorable contest when the Warriors host the Thunder on Thursday.
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At a professional conference in May, Dr. Freddie Fu, the chairman of the department of orthopedic surgery at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, squared off against Dr. Claes over the question of whether the A.L.L. existed.
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Lisa Marie Presley and estranged husband Michael Lockwood squared off in court Wednesday, where Lisa Marie's lawyer threw down the gauntlet, telling Michael the gravy train has left the station and he needs to get himself a job.
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Designers of Nissan Motor's GT-R supercar, for example, borrowed from the popular "Gundam" sci-fi anime franchise to give the pug-nosed $100,000 model a mechanical, robot-like appearance, with a squared off rear and round tail lamps.
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The supermodel usually keeps her tips shot, but showed off what appears to be a fresh acrylic manicure featuring long, squared off nails courtesy of Modern Pamper Salon in North Hollywood — a favorite among Kendall's younger sister Kylie Jenner.
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A day after the candidates squared off in a fiery debate, they came to Columbia, South Carolina, and largely agreed that while King's impact can still be felt today, work still needs to be done to guarantee racial equality.
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When Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump squared off at a recent televised forum on national security issues, they were surrounded by an audience of veterans, many of whom had fought in Afghanistan, but the war barely came up.
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But any hopes he had of avoiding attention outside the Russian capital quickly evaporated within hours of his arrival in St. Petersburg on Thursday, a day before Brazil's national team squared off against Costa Rica in its second game.
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Trousers were high-waisted and pleated, polo shirts and vests squared off and oversized, dresses enormous and boxy or halter-necked and dripping yards of almost weightless fringe, which waved like sea anemones on Saturn as the model walked.
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Art looks weak there — the sallow light, the weird pitch of the walkways — and the lovely shock of its high-whipped white circles relies on it being surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of plain old unambitious squared-off townhouses.
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The press generally reduced the disagreement to a stubbornly partisan battle in which conservatives and the past squared off against liberals and the future, and missed most of what was at stake: the relationship between history and the law.
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Pros: Superb build quality, great American style, they're made in the US, squared-off lenses offer a unique aviator look, and they're an excellent valueCons: Sizing can be trickier than with tear-drop aviators due to the bayonet temples
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On a spec sheet, the Note 10 is within millimeters of the S10 and the iPhone XR. But its squared-off shape and lack of bezels make it a bit harder to use in one hand than those phones.
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AT&T squared off with the U.S. Justice Department on Thursday in a long anticipated antitrust trial, as the two sides disputed whether the company's purchase of Time Warner would be good for consumers or an expensive drag on innovation.
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This sense of balance is carried into "More Near (VII)," the final work of the series, in which the picture plane is squared off but the uneven edges are colored green at the top and gray on the three remaining sides.
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Then he squared off against Clinton, 20043, in a race marked by controversies that included upheaval in his staff, charges he had groped women, and his claim, never supported, that Clinton and the media had rigged the election against him.
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During the final match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, in which France and Croatia squared off for the championship title, four protesters linked to the feminist punk band took to the football pitch disguised in old Russian police uniforms.
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At a point in history where the two super powers squared off with the potential for nuclear confrontation every day, Reagan abandoned the efforts of his three predecessors -- Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter -- to ease relations with the Soviets.
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Several hundred English and Russian fans squared off in Marseille, hurling beer bottles and chairs and drawing volleys of tear gas from riot police who struggled to contain the skirmishes in the narrow streets of the Vieux Port (Old Port).
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We made fools of ourselves quite easily during the new Moon eclipse in shameless Leo last week, as it squared off with over-the-top Jupiter and pushed us to come face-to-face with our most obnoxious, attention-hungry animus.
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In case that date didn't immediately ring a bell, I'll remind you: John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon squared off in the first nationally televised political debate, drawing an audience of roughly 85033 million, or half the U.S. population.
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After both sides added to the pile of homophobic, racial and misogynistic slurs aired all week with another round of profanities, the two finally squared off before taking a handful of questions from media members that eased the tension somewhat.
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On Wednesday morning, the two Democratic candidates for lieutenant governor, Kathy Hochul and Jumaane Williams, squared off in a debate several hours before the anticipated slugfest between the headliners in the race for governor: Andrew M. Cuomo and Cynthia Nixon.
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Thursday's 3-hour Democratic debate marked the first time the top contenders all squared off on 33 stage, resulting in the 2020 cycle's most comprehensive discussion yet among the candidates most likely to face Donald Trump as the party's nominee.
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On Tuesday, Trump's lawyers and the House Oversight Committee squared off in court over Trump's lawsuit to stop his longtime accountant, Mazars USA, from handing over records that some financial experts believe could be more revealing than his tax returns.
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DOVER, Del (Reuters) - Westinghouse Electric Co LLC and Chicago Bridge & Iron Co NV squared off in Delaware Supreme Court on Wednesday in a $2 billion dispute over the huge nuclear power plant cost overruns that led Westinghouse to file for bankruptcy in March.
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The actress-singer, 49, squared off in court with estranged husband Michael Lockwood on Wednesday, where a judge ordered Presley to pay $50,000 of Lockwood's attorney fees at the rate of $10,000 per month, a source familiar with the situation tells PEOPLE.
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But the style of the vase is not traditionally Greek: The strange lozenge pattern on the rim, the stars right below it, and even the squared-off shape of the rim are typical of pottery from Etruria, in what is now central Italy.
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In addition to the strong, squared-off lines of the exterior, the Precision Concept features an updated version of Acura's infotainment system with a curved screen (not the only automaker to go that route — Audi is demonstrating a curved display concept, too).
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - As seven Republican presidential contenders squared off here for the final debate before voters begin winnowing the field, Donald Trump presided over his own, separate rally a mile away in front of a packed house of cheering supporters.
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It has also been 25 years since two American men squared off for the biggest prize in clay-court tennis: a high-water mark that is all the more remarkable for the Grand Slam singles drought that American men's tennis continues to experience.
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NFL players who squared off against President Trump by staging widespread silent protests may now find themselves locked in a new battle – this time, against the NFL owners who are considering a rule that would make standing for the national anthem mandatory.
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But Mr. Icahn seemed to particularly relish going toe-to-toe with Mr. Ackman, famously calling the hedge fund manager a "crybaby in the schoolyard" when the two men squared off with each other during a live CNBC broadcast in January 2013.
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The good news is, Mr. Morgan brings a sinister charm to Negan, and Rick and company haven't squared off against a proper Big Bad since David Morrisey's Governor in Seasons 3 and 4, which was perhaps the most captivating stretch of the series.
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The last time the siblings squared off was eight years ago, when Serena, then 8, got all the way to the final of her first junior tournament only to find herself swatted into submission by her big sister, 6-2, 63-2.
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Hong Kong (CNN)A Hong Kong police officer fired a live shot into the air as protesters squared off against police armed with water cannons Sunday, in one of the most violent nights seen since mass pro-democracy protests began 12 weekends ago.
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While the old G21970 was clearly designed in a pre-infotainment, utilitarian age where cupholders were seen as unnecessary conveniences, the new one takes Mercedes' industry-leading interior design language and makes it more blocky and suitable for the squared-off Geländewagen.
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The last time the siblings squared off was eight years ago, when Serena, then 8, got all the way to the final of her first junior tournament only to find herself swatted into submission by her big sister, 6-2, 6-2.
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The surprise decision to boycott the votes -- which prompted one GOP senator, Tom Cotton of Arkansas, to suggest the sergeant-at-arms should round up the missing senators -- came at the same hour that that members of the Senate Judiciary Committee squared off over Sen.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department squared off on Thursday with AT&T Inc in a long anticipated trial, as the two sides disputed whether AT&T's $85 billion purchase of Time Warner Inc would be good for consumers or an expensive drag on innovation.
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CANNON BALL, N.D. (Reuters) - U.S. military veterans were building barracks on Friday at a protest camp in North Dakota to support thousands of activists who have squared off against authorities in frigid conditions to oppose a multibillion-dollar pipeline project near a Native American reservation.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the city of Miami squared off in Florida federal court on Tuesday, with the regulator accusing city officials of playing a financial shell game to cut costs on a $150 million municipal bond sale in 2009.
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Lawyers for the adult-film actress Stormy Daniels and President Donald Trump squared off before a federal appeals court on Tuesday over Daniels' effort to revive a libel lawsuit she filed over a hard-hitting Trump tweet that appeared to call her a liar.
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Remember, the two squared off back in August but fought to a draw in a crazy 6-round slugfest at Manchester Arena in the U.K. The two had signed a contract requiring a rematch -- but the two sides can't seem to agree on a date.
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ORLAND AIR BASE, Norway (Reuters) - Two U.S. F-22 stealth fighter jets squared off in simulated dogfights with two of Norway's expanding fleet of F-35 aircraft on Wednesday as part of an exercise aimed at strengthening the NATO alliance and increasing its deterrent power.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz6900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) squared off against moderates led by Sen.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Six Democrats squared off in a televised debate on Tuesday in Iowa, their last chance to make the case for their candidacies to a national audience before the party's presidential nominating process kicks off in the state on Feb. 3.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz2202 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) squared off against moderates led by Sen.
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Several hundred English and Russian fans squared off in Marseille before the Russia v England game last Saturday, hurling beer bottles and chairs and drawing volleys of tear gas from riot police who struggled to contain the skirmishes in the narrow streets of the Old Port.
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On multiple occasions, they said, Mosseri squared off with Joel Kaplan, Facebook's vice president of U.S. public policy and a former member of the George W. Bush Administration who stirred controversy last year for showing up at the confirmation hearing for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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There's no doubt that watching Trump turn Hunter Biden into a political pinata in the last few weeks will give some undecided Democratic voters pause when they consider what the President might do to the former vice president if the two squared off in the general election.
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More than 25 years since the "Showtime" Los Angeles Lakers and the "Bad Boy" Detroit Pistons squared off in the 1988 and 1989 NBA finals, two of their best players are still going at it, albeit in a setting no one could have imagined back then.
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Check out three ways to arrange your living room furniture, excerpted from the forthcoming Domino book: FORMAL (Above) A squared-off, elegant look with two chairs facing the sofa, parallel to each other, and a small table in between, makes for a balanced look that has depth.
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This isn't to say that San Antonio is wrong or that small-ball is the platonic basketball ideal, but it's illogical to argue for any style that limits three-point opportunities, especially when squared off against an opponent that treats the arc like pigs do a trough.
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And then there's maybe the biggest story of all: the epic Wladimir Klitschko-Anthony Joshua fight, easily the best heavyweight championship bout since Evander Holyfield and Riddick Bowe squared off in the 1990s, a signal that the division could be back, or at least on its way.
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A controversial bobcat hunting proposal came to a head in May when sportsmen organizations squared off with conservationists over whether the population had rebounded enough to support a limited trapping season of up to 60 animals, something the Ohio Department of Natural Resources first proposed back in February.
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And when Mr. Christie slashed back, he aimed for Mr. Rubio's biggest vulnerability — his relative youth and inexperience — telling the conservative radio host Laura Ingraham that Hillary Clinton would pat Mr. Rubio "on the head and then cut his heart out" if they squared off in a general election.
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The remaining two Democratic presidential candidates squared off on a range of issues, including race, immigration and how to defend President Obama's legacy during a debate moderated by PBS in Milwaukee and simulcast on CNN ahead of a looming caucus in Nevada and a primary in South Carolina.
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Chengdu Journal CHENGDU, China — As the Happy Runxin and Glad Tidings performing troupes squared off in the Chengdu People's Park on a recent morning, the newly installed noise monitors flashed to life, their red digits registering each potential transgression by the park's famously boisterous amateur dancers and musicians.
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Yet a dispute between Iran and Great Britain, each of which has seized a tanker ship belonging to the other, has managed it in recent weeks — eclipsing a running feud between Vietnam and China, whose ships have squared off at Vanguard Bank, the westernmost feature in the Spratly Islands.
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Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey and his Republican challenger, Bob Hugin, squared off in a debate Wednesday night that simmered with an undercurrent of contempt, but rarely erupted into the mudslinging that has defined the race as the candidates repeatedly focused their disagreements on President Trump's record.
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Many of the protests descended into violent clashes with the police, often involving dozens of young people concealing their faces using scarves, balaclavas, and ski masks as they squared off with cops outside the Gare de Lyon train station or hurled bottles at officers on Avenue des Gobelins.
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Will, his wife, Kate, and Prince Harry squared off Sunday for an impromptu 100 meter sprint at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, where racers were training for April's 42.195 kilometer run (that's 26.2 miles, if you're wondering.) Will's got nice form, but still got beat by his little bro.
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The leaked photos and specs for the Note 8 have been accurate; it leans heavily on the design of the Galaxy S8 Plus, but features a display that's slightly larger (6.3 inches instead of 6.2 inches), corners that are more squared off, and less curvature to the front side edges.
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I don't want to steer this too heavily towards review territory, so I'll can the content description there, save for one awesome feature—with a click of the right stick and press of the right trigger, the game switches from remake sights and sounds to the squared-off-everything Sega original.
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Last Friday there was an ambitious new moon in Sagittarius that squared off with Neptune, the planet of illusions, and action planet Mars, creating confusion about future plans and how to create a valid course of action as we took the first steps toward making changes to suit our emotional needs.
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Burns, Oregon (Reuters) - Tension flared in the deeply divided town of Burns, Oregon, on Monday as 500 demonstrators on both sides of an armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge squared off, brandishing signs and yelling at each other days after one of the occupiers was shot dead by state police.
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Bill Maher squared off with CNN political contributor Jeffrey Lord on HBO's "Real Time" on Friday night, challenging his guest's honesty in defending President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE.
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He squared off against Ibaka, did his goddamn spinning-the-ball free-throw routine as a joke, just to really send home the "Oh it does not matter if you are in front of me—this is, frankly, not unlike taking a free shot with no defenders" vibe of this series.
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Gray and Gray each threw five shutout innings in the first matchup between pitchers with the same last name and same color since Jumbo Brown of the New York Yankees and Lloyd Brown of the Boston Red Sox squared off in the second game of a doubleheader on July 26, 1933.
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The southwest edge of the hill commands an unforgettable view over the Circus Maximus to the skyline beyond, and in the luminous October haze I picked out the distinctive squared-off metallic dome of the Tempio Maggiore — the main Jewish synagogue — and beyond it, the majestic drum of St. Peter's.
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This season, a trip to the Cloisters inspired a host of tapestry prints, parchment shades and stylized florals, not to mention chain mail and silver filigree embroideries, all balanced by a stripped-down silhouette: narrow pants with deep cuffs and squared-off jackets; pencil skirts with slouchy sweaters sporting jeweled bouquets.
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Trump has offered unusual words of support for Putin, who has repeatedly squared off against the U.S. And in recent days, a North Korean news editorial offered praise for the "wise" real estate tycoon, not long after Trump said he would agree to meet with idiosyncratic leader Kim Jong un.
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A court hearing on special counsel Robert Mueller's criminal case against Russian internet trolls accused of interfering in the 2016 U.S. presidential election devolved into squabbling on Wednesday, as a defense lawyer for one of the Russian firms charged in the case squared off with a prosecutor about their initial interactions.
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The corners are rounded off using the same pixel-masking technique as the iPhone XR. Apple's actually calling it a "Liquid Retina" display, just like the iPhone XR, but honestly, it looks far nicer than the XR. The overall feel of the thing is way more squared off than I was expecting.
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Working with an elongated silhouette, either via blouson bouclé jackets shot through with metallic glints narrowing to midcalf skirts underneath, or squared-off tops over generous culottes and full skirts (for day), and chiffon-light gowns (for evening), Mr. Lagerfeld offered up a master class in the extraordinary abilities of the couture atelier.
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Now 48, Mr. Netto was a teenager during the heyday of Kips Bay, when Mario Buatta, the so-called Prince of Chintz, and Mark Hampton, the scholarly traditionalist, squared off like gladiators in show house after show house, alongside Albert Hadley or Joe D'Urso or John Saladino, designers whose flourishes were more modern.
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Next is Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE, who famously squared off against the New York billionaire during their nasty GOP nomination brawl.
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High-powered legal teams squared off in court Friday over a federal class-action lawsuit charging that the Trump University program that Trump set up to train real estate investors to follow in his footsteps was a scam that charged participants thousands and sometimes tens of thousands of dollars for worthless advice.
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The hard-line contingent — led by the president's chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, and the director of the National Trade Council, Peter Navarro — squared off against the more traditional group, which included two former Goldman Sachs executives, Gary D. Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, and the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin.
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In fact, nearly the entire front end of the car has been tweaked; there are additional dive-planes, the forward facing bodywork at the sides of the car have been squared-off and reshaped, and an array of vortex generators have been carved into the outer edge of the wider, bigger splitter surface.
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Walters led Tony Palladeno and a dozen other Flint activists in a convoy of cars to the Block, a squared-off, van-sized hunk of granite next to a railroad track that has become a kind of local art space and communications nexus, painted and repainted with everything from street art to makeshift memorials.
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Red-hot Capitals defeat Islanders 4-1 NEW YORK — A montage of clips from last spring's Eastern Conference quarterfinal series between the New York Islanders and Washington Capitals, set to the Foo Fighters' "The Pretender," aired Thursday before the two teams squared off for the first time since the Capitals fierce seven-game victory.
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After a lackluster start in Game 3, the Capitals said they wanted to be the aggressors early on, and they did just that 10 seconds into the game when forward T.J. Oshie dropped his gloves and squared off with Philadelphia center Brayden Schenn, whom Washington felt delivered several dirty hits in the prior contest.
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It's funny, as colleague Billy Witz noted, when Charlie Morton and Alex Wood squared off in Game 4, it was a shutout pitching duel through five, and when the Cy Young Award winners Clayton Kershaw and Dallas Keuchel take the mound for Game 5, there are two touchdowns on the board after five innings.
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I sometimes feel like the Surface Pro 7 display is a little cramped to use, but I never really felt like that using the Pro X. Microsoft has kept the same hardware design for the Surface Pro 7 display and most of the exterior hardware, which is a more edgy / squared-off look and feel.
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TMZ has learned both sides squared off in court Tuesday and David made his case to spend the holiday with 8-year-old David Jr. TMZ broke the story, cops threw David out of the family home after Jennifer got an order of protection claiming she was afraid David would hurt her and her son.
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Those squared off edges and smaller bezels change the screen-to-body ratio in positive ways: the 24-inch model fits a larger screen in the same size body as the old 210.5-inch model, and the 211-inch model shrinks the body down to fit the screen, making it much less clumsy to use than the outgoing model.
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So it seems safe to let your mind wander and imagine a scenario where the city turns on itself in an all-out civil war—not divided along class or racial lines, but something simpler: If the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island squared off in an epic fight to the death, which borough would come out alive?
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Westwood's collaborator, the late Malcolm McLaren, coined the phrase "underwear as outerwear" to describe a quilted satin brassiere worn on the outside of a sweatshirt in their 1982-83 Buffalo Girls (Nostalgia of Mud) collection; five years later, Westwood proposed elastic-sided variants on 18th-century-style stays, squared off at the cleavage below a balcony of heaving chest.
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After days of sparring on Twitter, Trish Regan, an American television host from the Fox Business Network, and Liu Xin, a Chinese host on China Global Television Network, an international arm of China's propaganda machine, squared off in a highly-anticipated debate about trade and technology on Wednesday night in the United States (Thursday morning in China).
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There are limitless options (color, pattern, fabric, trim — I buy white ones in Italy whose hems are cross-stitched in thread of contrasting hue) and a thousand ways of folding (mine are squared off) or tucking that give you the opportunity to be playful and signal style awareness without lapsing — no origami shapes, no matchy-match — into self-parody.
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There are limitless options (color, pattern, fabric, trim — I buy white ones in Italy whose hems are cross-stitched in thread of contrasting hue) and a thousand ways of folding (mine are squared off) or tucking that give you the opportunity to be playful and signal style awareness without lapsing — no origami shapes, no matchy-match — into self-parody.
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When they locked up in Miami on Tuesday, Brown was dominant -- but Ocho held his own and it makes you wonder how good Chad coulda been if he focused on playing DB. Ocho squared off with ATL Falcons WR Mohamed Sanu last week and now he's got his sights set on Odell Beckham Jr. Stay tuned ...
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Early Monday morning, emotional conflict will turn us towards the climax of next Monday's eclipse, during the first quarter moon at 1:45 AM. We're hungover from overdoing it this weekend, when Jupiter, the planet of excess, squared off with Neptune, the planet of fantasy, which compelled us to get drunk and carried away; lost in our own little worlds.
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After all, attention to detail, the ability to control multiple variables at once, shoulders that can (ahem) shoulder the burden of office — qualities conveyed through the exactingly squared-off cut of a suit free from wrinkles and the polish of perfectly parted hair — were once considered crucial to electability but have been rendered seemingly irrelevant by the ascent of Mr. Johnson.
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"I think ultimately the strategy is you get in front of the judge at sentencing (and say) we tried to cooperate with SDNY but my client did cooperate with something perhaps more important, Congress -- the House and Senate -- on the most important matters and he should get some sentencing credit for it," said Honig, who squared off against Bondy in the Gotti case.
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A couple months ago basketball fans assumed the USA men's team bound for the Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in August would be led by the NBA's two brightest stars, LeBron James and Stephen Curry — even more so after they squared off in the dramatic seven-game NBA Finals, in which James' Cleveland Cavaliers denied Curry's Golden State Warriors a repeat of last year's championship.
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"Ultimately, what is at stake here is whether cable and broadband providers like Comcast are allowed to manipulate their customers' access to lawful content of their choice, fundamentally distorting the internet as we know it," Kate Forscey, associate counsel for government affairs at DC-based consumer rights group Public Knowledge, said in a statement after FCC and industry lawyers squared off in federal court.
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It's part of a broader story that features a long-simmering feud between him and Ackman, the head of Pershing Square Management, which had taken a $1 billion short position against Herbalife The two famously squared off in a shout-down on CNBC back in January 2013, then seemed to reconcile at the 2014 Delivering Alpha conference, an event presented annually by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) squared off with a top Trump administration bank regulator on Wednesday over his decision to keep parts of the agency's oversight of Wells Fargo confidential.
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Late last year, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) squared off against Democrats who accused him of launching an unfair campaign against Clinton and her longtime aide Huma Abedin.
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I can tell you the genius behind using the photo of the Toronto Blue Jay's Joe Carter on the "Back to Back" single art (it was the moment Carter hit a homerun in the bottom of the ninth inning to beat the Philadelphia Phillies—Meek's hometown team—in the World Series, the song releasing last summer on the same day that the Blue Jays squared off against the Phillies).
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Erté was in the air, and an attenuated line was on the runway, thanks to a slightly raised waistline — not quite empire, not quite natural, belted at the lower ribs — and, for day, a squared-off shoulder on a bouclé jacket atop a straight skirt, hitting just above the knee and shot through with a touch of shine and a whisper of the space age to keep it current.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa), who as a Finance Committee member will be instrumental in the GOP's healthcare efforts, squared off Tuesday with about 100 Iowans who warned him not to touch -ObamaCare and urged him to challenge Trump.
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Have we not witnessed a more recent past-is-prologue episode of "Battle of the D.C. Power Players," one in which President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE and then-FBI Director Louis Freeh squared off during two scandal-plagued terms of Clinton's presidency?
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So while it may not be a Schiaparelli collection without a lobster (this time embroidered in red beads on the bib of white leather motorcycle overalls) and a few trompe l'oeil looks — faux necklaces embroidered on sheer skirts and Picasso guitars forming the lapels of squared-off jackets paired with full tulle skirts — they were a lot less interesting than a series of light-as-air silk mousseline and jersey columns suspended from shoulders and floating around legs.
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When you are, like Nevins, contemplative and scholarly — she has a master's degree in art history from Columbia University and only started a career making gardens after a decade of lecturing on landscape history at Barnard College and the Cooper Hewitt museum — it's not difficult to believe you would want to spend your off hours in a simple place of your own, on a bench surrounded by a tall, squared-off hedge, cooking with herbs from your kitchen plot and savoring the tangy perfume of lemon trees in terra-cotta pots.
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Thus — as handsome and restrained as were the oversized trenches and tidy suits that Rodolfo Paglialunga showed at Jil Sander; as closely as the modular elements hewed to a design idiom honed long ago by Ms. Sander (seeming more than ever like a modern master); as discreet as the palette of pale taupe, washy ombré blues and greens; as unostentatious as the effects achieved by a squared-off worker's jacket rendered with a notched lapel or a dark floral pattern abstracted so it resembles an oil slick on the floor of a garage — the collection left a viewer in some confusion.
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Courtesy the artist and Blum & Poe Yet to speak of this painting as I have—conceptually—is to pass over the difference between thinking with language and thinking in images, and no narrative explanation of the relation between these two pictures is as compelling as the horizontal line that marks the credenza in the photograph and the edge of the White House gardens in the painting, or the verticality of the white man in the photo's top-right corner—with his squared-off shoulders—and his painterly analogue: a blue flagpole, with its crossbar and absence of flag.
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