These speakers found their eloquence in staving off this demagogue.
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Some establishment voices are staving off panic for the moment.
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Specifically, it's about staving off future brain drain for the country.
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It was now not just a matter of staving off hunger.
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In terms of staving off the spread, it's really about the mosquitoes.
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These establishments are certainly playing a role in staving off butchery's extinction.
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As long as parties are talking, South Korea is staving off disaster.
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The busy work of staving off starvation occupied Mr. Saint-Mesyeux's family.
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But instead of staving off calls, the notice had the reverse effect.
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Such treatments would go a long way to staving off the antibiotics apocalypse.
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So there's no danger here of staving off sleep because you're too interested.
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Do you think we've reached a point where we're just staving off inevitable extinction?
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One of the women represents Lowe, the other is her grandmother, staving off dementia.
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When nothing lasts forever, physical books have a heroic way of staving off decay.
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"You actually do experience a rosier future by living longer and staving off cognitive illnesses."
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New research shows that food puzzles are effective at staving off many of these problems.
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Antioxidants inhibit oxidation, thus staving off the effects wrought by a buildup of free radicals.
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He converted four of seven break points while staving off four of five against him.
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And not only for the sake of staving off another Trumpening in 2020 or beyond.
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It was a matter of staving off violence, even (at least some so thought) revolution.
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And all of these pledges seem designed with one goal in mind: Staving off federal regulation.
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Staving off such a defeat is an imperative for Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House.
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But Malinowski survived for two years, staving off death with all the energy she could muster.
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Breathometer also touts the benefits of oral hygiene for staving off other, horrible, life-threatening diseases.
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But the Cavaliers must feel confident, too, after staving off elimination on the Warriors' home court.
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For them, the Games are not so much about tallying up glories as staving off embarrassment.
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But as for staving off at least one key development, leadership's time appears to be up.
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Their purpose extends beyond staving off boredom; they build camaraderie by breaking down the individual ego.
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And while he was staving off his pain, I felt like I was drowning in mine.
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Although initially successful in staving off the prohibition of gambling, racing's proponents would go too far.
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When it comes to staving off skyrocketing medical costs, having insurance is only half the battle.
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Consuming adequate protein while shedding pounds protects muscle stores and maintains energy levels while staving off hunger.
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Trump, however, is insistent that partnership with Beijing isn't a requirement for staving off the nuclear threat.
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The sales plan is aimed at repaying debts and staving off a liquidity crunch, according to Bloomberg.
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Their efforts kept the Giants in San Francisco, staving off a possible move to the Tampa-St.
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The Puerto Rican government has asked Congress and the Trump administration for help staving off the crisis.
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With the investigation over, it appears that Trump's lawyers succeeded in staving off an in-person interview.
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Still, experts say that washing your hands is more effective than wearing a mask for staving off disease.
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The sites are widely recognized as one part of a many-pronged solution to staving off overdose deaths.
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The climate center announcement is not staving off the likelihood that some top climate researchers will leave Australia.
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Undeniably, extra government spending and lower tax burdens can be invaluable for staving off a spiral of decline.
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So, to sum up, any chance of staving off the offensive comes down to both Russia and Turkey.
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And we want it to follow us everywhere we go, collecting data, and staving off the creep of boredom.
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However, even that number may not convince the Fed that it needs to be aggressive in staving off inflation.
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CVS Health's bid to acquire health insurer Aetna is a "really smart" way of staving off competition from Amazon.
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After twice staving off elimination, they won despite not leading during regulation for the second time in three days.
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The "TrumpLand" film and show, he said, was his best effort at staving off what he believed was inevitable.
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Retailers have in recent years bought less inventory in hopes of staving off unused excess and fire sale discounts.
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This sitcom returns from its winter hiatus, with the Hecks spending their New Year staving off a zombie apocalypse.
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VanderZanden has been staving off the winter doldrums (colder weather, fewer scooter trips) by mulling over the unit economics conundrum.
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What's more, Cohn points out, both would spend their time in office staving off Republicans, not passing their dream bills.
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Tackling all that and staving off some kind of bank run/financial crisis would take about 20% of China's GDP.
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It could be because of better control of blood pressure and cholesterol levels, staving off ministrokes that can cause dementia.
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Unless Australia receives a few sustained years of regular rain, their hard work may simply be staving off the inevitable.
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Strength in the consumer has been credited with staving off a recession in this late-cycle phase of the economy.
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Yes, these House and Senate elections are more about staving off further Trump-fueled mayhem than moving progressive legislation forward.
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Ibaka was a huge part of that, and there is no obvious path to staving off a downturn in his absence.
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The men were left in the water, staving off exposure and exhaustion—and having to fend off sharks, as survivors reported.
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In it, she argues that a merged T-Mobile-Sprint would only hurt consumers, driving up prices and staving off competition.
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Long-running weakness in manufacturing has been offset by relative strength in the service sector, staving off a full-blown recession.
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The bottom line: As of now, the relatively robust U.S. economy is staving off recession for the rest of the world.
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For instance, synthetic biologists will be able to manufacture better medicines for staving off viruses and cancer, or delete problematic genes.
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The immunoglobulin essentially kicks the immune system into overdrive, staving off the rabies virus until the vaccine begins to take effect.
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Still, Washington might settle for an end to further testing and weapons development, staving off the threat to the U.S. mainland.
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In this case, staving off international pressure to do something about the flood of steel product exports roiling other producing nations.
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But the best part of Gifted isn't Chris Evans as Frank Adler, staving off dad bod and growing out his scruff.
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Everywhere I looked, people were staving off personal oblivion in other ways: excessive exercise, dieting, wheatgrass shots and sweat-lodge cleansings.
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Some are also engineered for softness, comfort, and staving off blisters, making a pair an essential item for your gym bag.
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Reductions to tax-deferred contribution limits would have taken steps back rather than forward, hastening rather than staving off this crisis.
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The World Health Organization earlier this week said the establishment of early warning systems would be critical to staving off sickness.
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The World Health Organization earlier this week said the establishment of early warning systems would be critical to staving off sickness.
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Green says Warren remaining in the race is actually staving off the potential flow of some of her supporters to Biden.
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The ECB has credited these extreme measures with staving off the economic threat of deflation, or a sustained fall in prices.
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This, despite warnings by scientists that reducing coal burning is key to staving off the most disastrous effects of climate change.
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This, despite warnings by scientists that reducing coal burning is key to staving off the most disastrous effects of climate change.
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But, unlike Didi, Ola is not as well capitalized as Uber; it may have a harder time staving off Uber in India.
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He touted his administration's success in staving off further economic disaster while promoting the stimulus funds that had reached the area's businesses.
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Sure, it's a simple styling move to let a piece typically worn for staving off aggressive AC drafts stand on its own.
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And at some point in the future, this event could be the means of staving off afflictions like cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.
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FedEx's success was in the cards, though, and Smith managed to turn an initial $5,000 into $27,000, staving off the company's closure.
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Maduro's government lauds them as guardians of its socialist revolution, helping curb the opposition's radical wing and staving off alleged coup plans.
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Americans have a right to expect Congress to stop creating funding emergencies and then applauding themselves for staving off another total collapse.
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Since then, Gazprom has offered concessions aimed at staving off a potential fine of up to 10 percent of its global turnover.
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Secondly, to seek the kind of connection and support that is capable of staving off the feeling of, 'I'm alone in this.
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Since then, Gazprom has offered concessions aimed at staving off a potential fine of up to 10 percent of its global sales.
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The Office of Personnel Management, which oversees the federal workforce, offered advice to government employees on staving off creditors if paychecks lapse.
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Where once intertwined economies underpinned Europe's stability, staving off the chance of internal conflict, a new type of European union might soon emerge.
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It is not clear if the House will pass a bill staving off the looming government shutdown or if Trump will sign it.
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If we could achieve that then children would fall in love with learning words, and their vocabulary enriched, staving off the 1984 predictions.
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The measure would prevent the Justice Department from using any funds to interfere with a state's marijuana legalization scheme, thereby staving off Sessions.
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It was a kind of grand bargain, a way of staving off the creepiness of web-tracking without losing that many ad dollars.
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DIA then managed to reach an eleventh-hour deal to secure financing, staving off the imminent risk of having to start insolvency proceedings.
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But Fields told an audience at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Monday that the company is staving off the threat from technology giants.
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RepublicansDonald J. Trump won Virginia, staving off an effort by Senator Marco Rubio to make it a closer race than some polls predicted.
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New Year's Eve Human life is terribly short, so on this day we celebrate staving off death for another revolution around the sun.
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Their defenders among anti-Trump Republicans say it's because some of them still have a role to play in staving off potential disaster.
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In San Francisco: Wealthy Bay Area municipalities can afford costly sea walls and new infrastructure, staving off destruction for a few more years.
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But since dialing a clinician is so easy, patients might decide to check in before a condition escalates, staving off expensive treatment later.
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An estimated 100 million people receive U.N. assistance for a raft of urgent needs — from staving off measles and cholera to preventing malnourishment.
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An estimated 100 million people receive U.N. assistance for a raft of urgent needs — from staving off measles and cholera to preventing malnourishment.
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Letterone said the Spanish retailer reached an eleventh-hour deal to secure financing, staving off the imminent risk of having to start insolvency proceedings.
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By staving off the studios' full remake mode, the Final Cut and its predecessor, the Director's Cut, did as much culturally as the original.
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A crude oil tanker reached the Deer Park refinery on Wednesday, staving off a temporary shutdown because of a dwindling on-site crude supply.
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Or they can stay home, staving off boredom by smoking shisha, a tobacco-molasses mix, or stronger stuff, and wait for things to change.
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But the central banks would argue that this was a price worth paying in staving off the much greater threat of an economic collapse.
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Nonprofit executive Kara Eastman is the projected winner of Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District Democratic primary, staving off a comeback bid by former Democratic Rep.
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Halting immigration, even if the actual effect is to worsen their own economic situation, seems like a way of staving off those larger changes.
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In his view, moving toward a simpler, less economically developed world is central to staving off what otherwise would be an inevitable environmental Armageddon.
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While many have learned to compensate, behavioral science and pharmacology are only now starting to nibble around the edges of staving off these drives.
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Companies say that if they encourage security researchers to test their systems for money, they have a better chance of staving off bad actors.
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Even if it's time to say goodbye, a notion I'd settled on after the uninspiring Ashes of Ariandel, I prefer staving off the inevitable.
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Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell), the vigilante Green Arrow, has been tested throughout to prepare him for his role in staving off an apocalyptic crisis.
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"Turning out the base is the only option Republicans have for staving off a blue wave," one former White House official told The Hill.
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Middleditch, too, has found himself investing in tech startups—in his case, businesses focussed on staving off climate apocalypse: solar desalination, stem-cell-grown leather.
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"I thought that was really the turning point right there," Habs coach Claude Julien said about staving off the Devils during that two-man disadvantage.
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Close monitoring and strategic roll-out can make a huge difference in staving off resistance, and new technologies are being developed, like insecticide-treated wallpaper.
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When the foreign policy community calls for maintaining the old alliance structure, isolating Iran, and staving off Islamist movements, these are all core Saudi interests.
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But it's impossible not to notice that the ideas she lays out for staving off an economic crash are ones she has proposed or backed.
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As budget deadline pressure builds, Congress and the White House have struck a budget deal, moving one step closer toward staving off an economic crisis.
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As the Winter Olympics prepare to open in Pyeongchang, Vice President Mike Pence faces the daunting task of staving off the threat of impending peace.
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In the N.B.A. finals, the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Golden State Warriors 112-97, forcing a Game 6 and staving off elimination in the finals.
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Other studies suggest fiber-eaters are better at staving off develop Type 2 diabetes and obesity, most likely because fiber keeps the gut microbiome healthy.
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The Treasury and the Federal Reserve also purchased trillions of dollars of their obligations, staving off further losses that would have required even more bailouts.
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By Sunday morning, the director of NOUH, Soheir Hawas, had personally overseen Townhouse's application for heritage status, staving off an immediate demolition until further notice.
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Struggling Spanish retailer DIA jumped 5% after reaching an eleventh-hour agreement to secure financing, staving off the imminent risk of having to start insolvency proceedings.
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This would be anathema to existing shareholders but a quick and effective way of staving off financial stress on a bank as a whole, he said.
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Since some 70% of basic commodities and relief aid flow through Hodeidah, keeping the port open is essential to staving off even more widespread food insecurity.
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As we inch closer and closer to the antibiotic apocalypse, researchers are hunting far and wide for undiscovered microbes capable of staving off antimicrobial resistant bacteria.
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Politicians from both countries were quick to congratulate the Netherlands for staving off populist policies that overturned the U.S. election and the U.K.'s EU referendum.
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He added that the budget was aimed at staving off a third recession in a decade, saying a new economic downturn would be devastating for Italy.
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Made entirely from natural spring water, the 211621-foot-deep tourmaline-blue pool is a local favorite for swimming, sunbathing, and staving off the Texas heat.
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And starved of reasonable funding, the agencies charged with staving off the burn are already running into questions of how to pay for fighting the inferno.
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After Ledecky won the 5003-meter freestyle by furiously staving off the Swedish sprinter Sarah Sjostrom in the final meters, Kevin Durant asked to meet her.
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Yet it was of no help in staving off the November attack, even though the operation is thought to have had the same mastermind, Abdelhamid Abaaoud.
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The financial institutions announced the buyback decision simultaneously Sunday evening just after the Federal Reserve took emergency actions aimed at staving off a deep economic recession.
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One of the key recommendations for staving off coronavirus is to wash hands frequently with soap and water, but most Haitians do not have running water.
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One of the key recommendations for staving off coronavirus is to wash hands frequently with soap and water, but most Haitians do not have running water.
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So, freezing the CAFE standards and staving off their scheduled escalation is the right thing to do and now is the right time to do it.
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White is living its brick-and-mortar loss, staving off more loss, exhaustion, aggrieved exposure, a pale heart even as in daylight white hardens its features.
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Hogan was speaking ahead of a visit to Washington on March 16-17 that could prove crucial in staving off a U.S. threat of car tariffs.
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But currently, the government appeared to be tightening property policy, potentially staving off financial turmoil, at least ahead of the leadership transition later this year, she noted.
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Trailing 24-26 in the first set, she broke Garcia in consecutive games while staving off two set points on her own serve and claimed the set.
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Already, companies like Facebook, Google, Twitter and others have committed their powerful, well-heeled lobbying armies in the nation's capital toward staving off the most onerous regulations.
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In the face of a virus that has been deemed a global pandemic, limiting exposure to other people is a central means of staving off the spread.
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A lot of her motivation stemmed from staving off the depressive, claustrophobic feelings that come with a Norwegian winter, or a "winter depression," as she calls it.
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The Fed's move on Sunday U.S. time was likely aimed at staving off what had the potential to be another volatile week in financial markets, analysts say.
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On the economic front, the greenback was buttressed by better-than-expected U.S. manufacturing data on Friday, seen as staving off the need for a rate cut.
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Mr. Qaddafi gave up his nascent nuclear program in the apparent hopes of staving off Western intervention and sanctions, and of negotiating economic integration with the West.
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Number 2 Duke managed to break the upset streak on Friday by staving off a resurgent Syracuse, narrowly avoiding being sent home by the number 11 seed.
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Each year authorities take a gamble on which emerging virus will be the most deadly and create a vaccine in the hopes of staving off an epidemic.
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He also must know that he doesn't have a great shot at staving off conviction, and if he is convicted, that his sentence will be far harsher.
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Sears on Tuesday agreed to consider a revised takeover bid from Chairman Edward Lampert, temporarily staving off a liquidation that would have spelled the end of the company.
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You'd think this knowledge would cause everybody to hang out behind the walls of Alexandria, where they would theoretically have a better chance at staving off an attack.
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Where to watch: Amazon Video, iTunes, Google Play, Vudu, YouTube Pretty much any film Steven Spielberg directed in the 1980s is perfect for staving off an existential crisis.
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Using this information, the scientists can try to pre-empt the natural emergence of these traits by developing antiviral medications that are capable of staving off a pandemic.
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In that event, three recent court rulings against Republican efforts to stack the electoral deck in their favour may play a role in staving off a President Trump.
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We have very little control over anything much at all, individually, so fantasies of staving off the end of the world are fairly benign fantasies of increased agency.
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Bridgeport had managed to avoid a reassessment, staving off a post-recession reckoning after the financial crisis of 26, which depressed property values across much of the region.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are getting major props from their neighbors for staving off the devastating Woolsey wildfire ... with the help of their private team of firefighters.
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Italy's bond market has rallied strongly over the past week on hopes a government would be formed, staving off the threat of prolonged political instability and early elections.
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Djokovic fell 53-3 behind in the opening set before rallying back to 5-5 after staving off two set points, forcing a tiebreak that he won easily.
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The lurch of the national Democrats towards the radical left has heightened both conservatives' concern for our future and our dedication to staving off attacks on freedom itself.
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The U.S. weather agency's report comes as negotiators meet in Morocco to hammer out the fine points of the historic 2015 Paris accord aimed at staving off climate change.
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Where to watch: HBO Go, YouTube, Google Play, iTunes, Amazon Video Pretty much any film Steven Spielberg directed in the 1980s is perfect for staving off an existential crisis.
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And Hong Kong—strong on its core principles, but without an army or even the right to conduct international relations—has few options in staving off China's central government.
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Steele did confirm that the increased amount of water I'm drinking—well in excess of a gallon most days—is playing a big role in staving off hunger pangs.
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An investment firm linked to Donald Trump has given the Weinstein Company "an immediate cash infusion," the investment company announced Monday, staving off rumors of a near-imminent collapse.
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Yet it is certain that the absence of inter-European help was deeply harmful not only in Brussels but also in staving off the massacres in Paris in November.
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I think they're trying to be a middle of the road consumer brand... appealing to everybody... while staving off subscriber losses... while introducing the opinion heavy programming you're describing.
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Mary deBree, head of content policy at Facebook, said the company had not been perfect at staving off certain content and most likely would not be in the future.
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Their theme in one way or another was the ravages of age and mortality itself, and in publishing them he seemed to be defiantly staving off his own decline.
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And there's something so punishing about imagining keeping a car on the road for 24 hours, endlessly staving off disaster, in a way that Carroll knows all too well.
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London (CNN Business)Record low interest rates are forcing the world's best pension system to take drastic action aimed at staving off cuts to payouts that were once unthinkable.
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Launched three years ago, the asset purchases depressed borrowing costs, staving off the threat of deflation and putting growth on its best run since before the bloc's debt crisis.
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Bathel, a German, trailed 0-3 on a double break in the opening set but rallied to force a tiebreaker, staving off four set points before losing the set.
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Movements that once focused on proportional representation of marginalized demographic groups in the industry are shifting energies away from diversity work in favor of staving off future complicity in genocide.
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Get in the habit of putting on sunscreen every single day in order to have the best chance of staving off skin cancer and signs of aging, says Hale. 22.
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Once we're free from the shackles of our own dopamine drives and screen addictions, we can focus on other dystopian issues, like staving off the totalitarian despots and killer robots.
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In the end, as every single dermatologist—and helicoptering mother—will remind you, there's no product that does a better job of staving off skin damage than regular old sunscreen.
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Study after study has demonstrated that favorites like multivitamins don't actually improve outcomes on a number of health measures, from staving off cognitive decline to preventing cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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Having acknowledged for the first time this week that Clinton will likely be the Democratic nominee, Sanders has undertaken a publicity blitz that seems aimed at staving off his marginalization.
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She would have had to lay off one-third of her emergency preparedness team, until the city's mayor agreed to make up for any lost funding, staving off the cuts.
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In the United States, in the hope of staving off a reckoning, some insurers have stopped selling certain products, and have raised what policyholders must pay for some existing policies.
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In a high-quality match that stretched for nearly three hours, Albot displayed nerves of steel in the dramatic final tiebreak, staving off defeat with a series of clutch shots.
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So the results don't change the fact that aspirin still appears to be helpful for "secondary prevention," or staving off illness in people who already have heart disease or stroke.
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"The cigarette industry has been very good at staving off regulation," says Robert Proctor, a professor of the history of science at Stanford who has written about the tobacco industry.
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Why it matters: With a "phase one" deal between U.S. and China staving off more tariffs and the United Kingdom now on pace to leave the European Union on Jan.
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"For some of these companies, this could simply mean staving off a default so they can die another day," Mitch Reznick, co-head of credit at Hermes Investment Management, said.
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Study after study has demonstrated that our beloved multivitamins don't actually effect most of the health outcomes they claim to — from staving off cognitive decline to preventing cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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Along the way, Goldbaum talks to Elvis impersonators, handles boa constrictors, and links up with Wayne Newton to hear about the legendary Vegas star's strategies for staving off a mob threat.
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No thanks—I'll stick to beer-breathed buggers elbowing their way through hordes of spangled sods desperately buttoning and unbuttoning their shirts as a means of staving off a heart attack.
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The various post-regime considerations include joint efforts toward securing nuclear, chemical and biological weapons stockpiles, restoring order, liberating gulags, staving off famine and providing shelter and medical care to refugees.
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The House passed a short-term spending bill on Tuesday in a 245-182 vote to fund the government through March 23, staving off a potential government shutdown on Thursday night.
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A more accurate way to say this is that staving off catastrophe will likely require Democrats to rescue Republicans from their own extremism by providing Republican leaders a lot of votes.
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For example, study after study has demonstrated that our beloved multivitamins don't provide most of the benefits they claim to — like staving off cognitive decline or preventing cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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And if we don't try to arrest the degradation of the natural world now, there won't be anything left to save even if we miraculously succeed in staving off climate change.
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A group of 22019 Democratic lawmakers on Monday pressed Twitter to publicly release its strategy for staving off online misinformation around the 2020 census, citing Facebook as an example to follow.
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As Africa's population rises and climate change threatens more harvests, simple efforts to protect what is harvested could play a key role in staving off hunger on the continent, they said.
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But he also made it clear that he fully grasped the inadequacy of language as a means of staving off — never mind defining — the darkness that waited to claim his characters.
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For some, caffeine may have the unintended consequence of staving off hunger, and it may even make foods seem less sweet, though few professionals would endorse it as a diet aid.
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The various post-regime considerations include joint efforts towards securing nuclear, chemical and biological weapons stockpiles, restoring order, liberating gulags, staving off famine and providing shelter and medical care to refugees.
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While Mr. Mnuchin was successful in staving off draconian new Chinese investment restrictions, the tariffs have kept coming and it remains unclear how much influence he really has with Mr. Trump.
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Even if other Western countries copied large parts of Canada's immigration system and multicultural ideology, they could have a hard time staving off the growing political strength of the far right.
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Sometimes, victory is not in claiming a trophy or even winning a game, but in stifling a rival, in staving off the taunts and jeers in the office the next morning.
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Initially, Zalzala will be targeting the small but growing segment of Americans who take medicines like Metformin, a type 2 diabetes drug, but for the unintended purpose of staving off aging.
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The bottom line: Staving off the worst impacts of climate change will require curbing the growth of the coal industry in the developing world and phasing it out entirely in OECD countries.
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This next redistricting battle — starting in November, as Democrats try to win the races that will let them redraw the next decade's maps — might provide a path toward staving off that crisis.
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Eventually, Gerst and CIMON were able to get along, at least enough for Gerst to get CIMON to stop its video recording, seemingly staving off humanity's destruction — at least for another day.
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And their daily raids are starting to have a significant impact on the locals' livelihood, prompting many people to call on the authorities for assistance in staving off the drug-addled birds.
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Already, Trump's hopes for staving off a rout of Republicans in the mid-term elections next year and even winning re-election in 2020 depend on keeping his most loyal supporters motivated.
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It said that changing the name would "speak to central values of equality" and "reflect the aspirational ideals" of the school, while staving off a "hostile and unwelcoming climate," among other things.
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Coric was broken in the final game of the first set, but he asserted control from there, converting all three of his break points and staving off the only two he faced.
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Washington and Paris have agreed to a truce staving off those tariffs through year-end to allow work on broader tax reforms by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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In Britain at least, quilting was encouraged by the military and temperance organizations alike; they gave idle hands something to do between military engagements, staving off the temptations of drink and gambling.
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Later, Mr. Singer, 60, showed me that the baton was a levitation wand, one of his many methods of staving off the most serious symptoms of his bipolar and borderline personality disorders.
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Mr. Netanyahu, a savvy politician and a pragmatist, is usually the one to put the brakes on the rightward acceleration, such as staving off demands to annex parts of the West Bank.
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Most of them aren't in the cartel business, but at least four are said to be key players — and they've been continuously staving off challenges to their power since their dad's imprisonment.
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Gamers on forums and social media will always have their opinions but, to Fils-Aime, framing the conversation means potentially staving off some of the dangers of miscommunication on more open-ended news.
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By 2008, the American Academy of Pediatrics dropped these recommendations owing to lack of evidence, and in 2015 a groundbreaking study showed that early introduction was actually key to staving off peanut allergies.
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In March a regional court in Frankfurt delayed until June 9 a ruling in a case brought against a moratorium on Heta bond repayments, staving off the threat of immediate insolvency for Heta.
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Maintaining your DNA health starting at a young age will help you stay young throughout your life, according to The Telomere Effect, staving off what the authors call the "diseasespan" later in life.
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Congress pushed to get their votes done so that Trump can sign the bill before federal employees needed to show up to work on Friday, staving off the real effects of a shutdown.
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In the years since the famine, farmers have also been granted increasing autonomy at local levels to proactively change crops, staving off the risk of food shortages, and reducing the reliance on imports.
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The story paints a pretty disturbing picture: Trump's EPA seems to be keeping information from Americans about their exposure to a ubiquitous cancer-causing chemical — and staving off regulations that would protect them.
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Future developments could include a dramatic reworking of human genetics using genome editing tools like CRISPR, and the introduction of artificial chromosomes to give us new ways of staving off age related diseases.
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German intelligence has informed the United States that it is not looking for help staving off the same kind of election hacking attributed to Russia during the U.S. campaign, NBC News reported Tuesday.
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LeBron James and Kyrie Irving became the first teammates in N.B.A. Finals history to score 40 or more points in the same game, as Cleveland defeated Golden State, 112-97, staving off elimination.
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The feeling is that Tile raised the money to help leverage its bigger market profile in the hopes of staving off this wave of competitors and the many others that existed before that.
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We traveled to protected areas deep inside these countries to learn the superpowers of three tree species that play an unusually important part in staving off environmental disaster, not just locally, but globally.
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Both players protected their serves well, staving off a combined 14 of 63 break points in the match, but Haase claimed two breaks to Rublev's one, which was enough to make the difference.
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He has trumpeted the Pentagon's $202014 billion budget, taken credit for staving off a "major war" with North Korea and generally declared victory on all things related to the United States' armed forces.
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One study in particular about cocoa staving off cognitive decline jumped out at us because it had sparked a small fracas on PubMed Commons, a site where researchers can comment on published studies.
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Thirty-nine years old, with a face that looks a decade younger, Emmanuel Macron has emerged as France's last, best, and perhaps only chance of staving off far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.
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Nell explains that it's like a living being, wanting to keep every family that passes through it frozen in time and togetherness, staving off the real world outside that will inevitably tear their union.
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And rather than act like a crew staving off emergency with an all-hands-on-deck spirit, Obamaworld largely acted like victorious conquerors and took the opportunity to cash in on the private sector.
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If you haven't heard of Rat Boy yet, he's a 21-year-old musician from Essex with messy hair who makes very catchy, relatable songs about getting stoned, being broke and staving off boredom.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Struggling Spanish retailer DIA reached an eleventh-hour agreement to secure financing on Monday, new owner LetterOne said in a statement, staving off the imminent risk of having to start insolvency proceedings.
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Relentless as the rain, Bradley accomplished what Woods could not, staving off Rose, the new No. 1 player in the world, to claim the trophy — and his first PGA Tour victory in six years.
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The United States and Japan signed a limited trade deal that cuts tariffs on U.S. farm goods, Japanese machine tools and other products while further staving off the threat of higher U.S. car duties.
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Mr. Nygard may have seemed like an eccentric has-been, with his long gray hair, low-cut V-neck shirts and obsession with stem-cell injections and cloning as ways of staving off death.
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Although Jay Fai saved up enough to buy her own shophouse, thereby staving off developers, she has no intention of passing the business on to the next generation, or anyone else for that matter.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Las Vegas rockers The Killers landed their first chart-topping album on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart on Monday, staving off new records from rapper Macklemore and R&B singer Jhene Aiko.
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Which explains the emphasis this election on staving off the apocalypse by voting — even in the deeply religious circles that have been the source of so much inquiry during this campaign, particularly on the right.
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Suitably buoyed by staving off defeat, 67th-ranked Delbonis broke in the next game and then held serve for the victory, converting his first match point to a perfunctory reception from the pro-Harrison crowd.
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What if guys like Rick and Cliff managed to fulfill their destiny, as an action star and a stuntman, by actually (if accidentally) staving off one of the most enduring, horrific crimes in Hollywood history?
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You paint an empty landmass with roads, rail, police stations, and three types of zoning—residential, commercial, industrial—all the while staving off natural disasters, collecting taxes, and trying to keep building without going bankrupt.
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This approach aims to reflect sunlight back into space, staving off warming, either by using spraying a sheath of reflective aerosol particles into the atmosphere or selectively brightening marine clouds to bounce back Earthbound rays.
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WHEN the Italian football season opens on August 20th, fans who have been staving off their soccer cravings by following news of summer transfers will at last get a chance to watch some real competition.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's Western-backed government survived a no-confidence vote on Tuesday, staving off the immediate prospect of a snap election in a country fighting a deep recession and a pro-Russian separatist insurgency.
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But the Senate's passage of the short-term measure brings Washington one step closer to staving off a shutdown of some key federal agencies, set to expire at midnight on Friday, just days before Christmas.
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The company is planning to ban users from spreading disinformation around the census, as well as to create a team dedicated to staving off any efforts by bad actors to interfere in the demographics survey.
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This no-strategy strategy should look familiar to Americans: It was our strategy for the past decade in Afghanistan, where we expended tremendous resources and accomplished little more than temporarily staving off the country's inevitable collapse.
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Apart from staving off competition from more agile digital companies, it could help speed a sector shift in Germany from fossil fuels to renewables, bypassing nuclear, highlighted in a reorganization of E.ON and RWE this month.
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A handful of major U.S. retail names have collapsed in the past two years, including Sears Holdings Corp, which is now considering a revised takeover bid from billionaire Chairman Edward Lampert temporarily staving off a liquidation.
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Turkey, desperate to avoid all-out conflict and a humanitarian crisis on its southern border, forged the surprise deal with Russia on Monday to set up a demilitarized zone around Idlib, staving off an imminent attack.
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He's being blackmailed by Charlize Theron, who plays a hacker named Cipher in pursuit of a nuclear weapon—because by the eighth movie, if your heroes are not staving off nuclear annihilation you're not even trying.
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The ideal amount and type of activity for staving off memory loss is unknown, he says, although even the most avid exercisers in this group were generally cycling or dancing only a few times a week.
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The Czech continued her onslaught to break immediately at the start of the second set, staving off three break points against her to consolidate the advantage as Wozniacki tried desperately to get back on level terms.
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ALBANY — The Republican Party hasn't won a statewide election in New York since 2002, and even the party's biggest boosters seem well aware of the troubles they face in staving off a third term for Gov.
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House Republican leaders struck an agreement with House Freedom Caucus leaders for Rosenstein to appear to explain his comments, staving off a potential bid to try to force an impeachment vote against the deputy attorney general.
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Part of their success has been in their approach: This should be fun, and it should involve all of us, because all of us stand to benefit from staving off the worst effects of climate change.
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Grocers owned by Kroger and Albertsons in Southern California, including Albertsons, Vons, Pavilions and Ralph's, are deep in negotiations with local members of the United Food and Commercial Workers in hopes of staving off their own strike.
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A celebrity for many on the Sunni street, the 48-year-old politician is seen as the man staving off Shia dominance in a country where Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed Shia group, has grown rapidly in power.
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Kim Dae-jung was the architect of what was known as the Sunshine Policy, pursuing closer economic and diplomatic cooperation with Pyongyang in the hope of easing tensions and staving off an economic collapse in the North.
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They may not have the curly black locks, or the tenacity to come back from the dead, but expect Virginia to go into every game fighting as if they were staving off white walkers at Castle Black.
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Barclays said it was considering its position and awaiting further information about the charges, which follow a five-year SFO inquiry into how it avoided the fate of Lloyds and RBS by staving off a state bailout.
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The City University of New York reached a tentative contract agreement with its faculty and staff members on Thursday, ending a six-year stalemate and staving off a threatened walkout at the start of the fall semester.
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While Facebook and Twitter have been making strides toward proactively staving off dubious influence campaigns, a tired old pattern is re-emerging — journalists and researchers find a problem, the platform reacts and the whole cycle begins anew.
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WASHINGTON — The House Intelligence Committee chairman said Wednesday that the Justice Department had agreed to begin honoring a subpoena for intelligence materials related to the special counsel's investigation, staving off Democratic action to try to force compliance.
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But if he sees the weapons as a deterrent for staving off foreign invasion, then he could read Mr. Trump's shows of acceptance as proof that his nuclear strategy succeeded, winning him space for diplomacy and trade.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Thursday called on Congress to raise the federal debt ceiling "at the first opportunity." and announced the first of several likely cash management measures aimed at staving off a U.S. default.
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Down a goal with seven minutes to play, the United States got an equalizer from Lamoureux-Davidson's sister, Monique Lamoureux-Morando, and matched Canada through overtime, even staving off a power play through the last 95 seconds.
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This new move speaks to its need to put dollars over users, at a time when Google's cost-per-click continues to decline – a drop that Google has been staving off with more impressions, keeping Wall St. happy.
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In the longest women's match of the year, 25th-seeded Irina-Camelia Begu of Romania outlasted the American CoCo Vandeweghe, 29-215 (26), 24-26,(24), 43-24, finally staving off an upset in 4 hours 210 minutes.
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The Wisconsin result, from Marquette Law, is significant because the state is a crucial part of Clinton's six-state "firewall" — her easiest path to winning an Electoral College majority and staving off a late surge from Donald Trump.
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Mr. Newsom, the lieutenant governor of California, concedes that legalizing marijuana has many challenges, among them staving off the prospect of powerful marijuana monopolies and keeping what he termed a "dangerous drug" out of the hands of children.
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Those resources and points of leverage could increase its chances of staving off a government takeover of the areas it holds, including Raqqa and the areas to the northeast where Kurds have carved out a measure of autonomy.
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BIG BET ON IQOS AND 'NORMALIZATION' The stakes for Philip Morris are huge: The company invested $6 billion in developing "smoke-free" products such as IQOS in hopes of staving off a trend of declining global cigarette sales.
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The threat of a Trump presidency helped move world leaders to fast-track the Paris agreement, bringing it into force early enough to give the planet a better chance of staving off the worst consequences of global warming.
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Jankovic raced through the first set and seemed poised for an upset, but the second set tiebreak proved pivotal, as Williams survived, staving off three match points en route to a 1-6 7-63(5) 6-1 victory.
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The ECB has credited its 2.6 trillion euro ($2.96 trillion)money-printing scheme, sub-zero rates and policy guidance for staving off the threat of a prolonged fall in prices in the euro zone in the past few years.
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That way, the government would ensure retail investors do not suffer any losses in the bank's bailout, making it politically more palatable and staving off the risk of a run on deposits that could trigger a wider banking crisis.
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Congress just got one step closer toward staving off a fiscal crisis, as the House passed a budget deal that would increase government spending by $22015 billion for the next two years and allow the government to continue borrowing.
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As Oklahoma's Attorney General, Pruitt was chummy with the fossil fuel industry, even having energy companies draft letters for him to sign that he could then funnel off to the federal government in attempts at staving off environmental regulation.
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"While MBS' supporters insist that Saturday's move had absolutely nothing to do with staving off a coup and maintain that it was entirely about eradicating corruption, detaining Mutaib does also seemingly serve a broader power consolidation agenda," wrote Croft.
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Uncertainty continued to roil markets through Wednesday, although Italian stocks and bonds have been rebounding on reports that the two anti-establishment parties are renewing efforts to form a government, potentially staving off the prospect of a snap election.
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The tweet was published at 1720 CET, more than 1-1/2 hours before L1 officially announced that DIA had reached an 11th-hour agreement to secure financing, staving off the imminent risk of having to start insolvency proceedings.
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I guess as I find my routine and less of my mental bandwidth is needed for cobbling together allowable meals and staving off temptation, the whole project will feel less like the focus of my life and more ancillary.
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Whether in Helsinki or elsewhere, a summit meeting held by any American president with a Kremlin counterpart has proved to be a momentous occasion, particularly during the Cold War when such talks held the promise of staving off Armageddon.
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RJ Barrett tied a career high with 27 points and Randle finished with 16 points and 16 rebounds for the Knicks, who raced to a 13-point, first-half lead before staving off a furious rally by the Rockets.
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RJ Barrett tied a career high with 27 points and Randle finished with 16 points and 16 rebounds for the Knicks, who raced to a 21-point, first-half lead before staving off a furious rally by the Rockets.
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Earlier in the day China had asked the United States to meet it halfway in the hope of staving off threat of a U.S. tariff hike on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25% from 10% at 0.683:01 a.
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Earlier in the day China had asked the United States to meet it halfway in the hope of staving off threat of a U.S. tariff hike on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25% from 10% at 12:01 a.
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Quinn's emotional fate came after an extended subplot dealing with the stroke he suffered in staving off a terror threat, and while a sympathetic figure, that felt more like a distraction from the main themes than an addition to it.
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The United Nations is currently holding peace talks aimed at staving off greater conflict between the Saudi coalition and the Houthis on the outskirts of Yemen's largest port city, Hodeidah, but that has had little bearing on the war on terror.
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So meldonium has found a place in common medical practice in Eastern Europe and Russia, where its application is broad: boosting endurance in patients with heart damage, providing energy in states of chronic fatigue, and, some practitioners believe, staving off diabetes.
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If no major new damning Trump revelations surface, while Clinton faces a steady rollout of hacked, unflattering campaign emails, the polling gap would narrow and Republicans further down the ticket would stand a better chance of staving off a Democratic wave.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Simona Halep won the Madrid Open for the second consecutive year after staving off a fightback from Kristina Mladenovic, of France, to win 7-5 6-7 (5) 6-2 in a thrilling marathon three-setter on Saturday.
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Obviously, exercise in general is fundamental to a high-performing mind and body, but running has been specifically tied to living longer through improved heart health (by up to three added years), staving off cognitive decline and getting better sleep.
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It would lock in our country's dependence on dirty fossil fuels for decades to come and intentionally undermine critical state and federal efforts to promote clean, renewable energy — our only path to staving off the worst effects of impending climate chaos.
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But Márquez didn't discard the possibility of targeting specific U.S. products with retaliatory sanctions designed to hurt American producers in key districts, while staving off inflationary pressure that could hurt Mexican consumers, a strategy Mexico has used successfully in the past.
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Germany's would-be coalition partners met on Saturday for a last-ditch round of weekend talks aimed at finding common ground in the divisive fields of climate and migration policy, in the hope of staving off a possible early election.
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For decades, Democrats allowed the prize of an Electoral College victory to blind them to electoral opportunities elsewhere, staving off funding and failing to provide meaningful support for candidates, campaigns and local parties in places they had written off as unwinnable.
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The move would be aimed at staving off an unwelcome spike in the yen that could hurt Japan's export-reliant economy and would be triggered by a possible rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve, Ugai said in the research note.
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Jackie attempts to find a way to keep her husband's legacy alive by giving him the best presidential funeral she can, all while staving off her grief and fears about her own obsolescence now that she's no longer first lady.
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Italy's center-left Democratic Party and populist Five Star Movement said Wednesday they have agreed to form a coalition government, staving off new elections that appeared likely after the resignation of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte earlier this month, the BBC reports.
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GDB, which acts as a liquidity source for the island's public entities, is negotiating with hedge funds including Fir Tree, Solus and Claren Road in hopes of staving off a default that could threaten services and operations on the island.
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When they aren't giving Momma morphine injections, staving off the flies or removing Momma's bad tooth with a pair of pliers, they play in the woods with turtles, tadpoles and cottonmouth snakes, and await the return of their errant father.
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The NSC documents argue for two options: either that a nationalized 5G network within the next three years would be beneficial in staving off foreign cybersecurity threats, or that wireless providers create their own networks to compete against one another.
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My research on El Salvador shows how foreign assistance sent from the United States was integral to the continuation of the brutal civil war, not only by providing military support to the ruling junta, but also by staving off economic collapse.
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The deal Trump and Abe signed on Wednesday will gradually reduce tariffs on U.S. farm goods, Japanese machine tools and other products while staving off the imminent threat of higher U.S. duties on Japanese autos - Tokyo's biggest concern in the talks.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sears Holdings Corp agreed on Tuesday to consider a revised takeover bid from billionaire Chairman Edward Lampert, temporarily staving off a liquidation that would have spelled the end of the 126-year-old U.S. department-store chain.
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Reuters was the first to report on April 3 that Gazprom, which supplies a third of the EU's gas, and the EU competition enforcer would reach a deal, staving off a fine of as much as 10 percent of the company's global turnover.
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BRUSSELS, April 18 (Reuters) - Users of Android devices will be able to choose their browsers and search engines from five options starting on Thursday, a senior Google executive said, in a move aimed at addressing EU antitrust concerns and staving off fresh sanctions.
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GAZA (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates has donated $2 million and Qatar has pledged another $9 million to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, staving off a threatened shut-down of emergency hospital generators in the impoverished Palestinian enclave, officials said on Friday.
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After staving off elimination with a win in Columbus, Atkinson and the Blue Jackets look to repeat the feat in Pittsburgh on Thursday when they play Game 5 of their Eastern Conference first-round series against the reigning Stanley Cup champion Penguins.
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Starting at $95, they're not cheap, and they only go up in price from there (prescriptions, etc.), but if you've been staving off fits of blue-light-induced rage as I have, you can't put a price on this kind of salvation.
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In the 2000s, Google spent years attempting to thread the needle of providing a useful -- albeit censored -- search engine to Chinese users while staving off demands for greater and greater control from Beijing and criticism from US lawmakers and international human rights groups.
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It was just last December when Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, seemingly with positive signals from the White House, triumphantly pushed through a short-term funding bill aimed at staving off a government shutdown — only to have Trump suddenly refuse to sign it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As a partial shutdown of the U.S. government stretched into its sixth day, the agency that oversees the federal workforce offered advice on staving off creditors to the estimated 800,000 employees who could be affected by a lapse in pay.
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In gubernatorial elections, Mr. Trump helped anoint highly divisive nominees in states like Florida and Georgia — where the national G.O.P. had to burn millions staving off defeat — and Kansas, where Mr. Trump's favored candidate, Kris Kobach, was defeated by a Democrat, Laura Kelly.
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Instead, volunteers could reassure women that by carrying their pregnancies to term they were fulfilling their natural destinies as mothers, staving off a litany of woes, from promiscuity to suicide, while standing up to men who wanted sex with no strings attached.
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He has relentlessly courted hard-line Brexit supporters, Mr. Menon said, in the hopes of staving off a challenge in the next general election from the populist Brexit Party, led by Nigel Farage, that wants a clean break with the European Union.
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Although President Barack Obama is credited with staving off the worst effects of what is now known as the Great Recession—and perhaps averting a second coming of the Great Depression—his administration's handling of the downturn was also remarkably tepid and unambitious.
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WASHINGTON — Congress gave final approval on Thursday to $1.4 trillion in federal spending, staving off a lapse in government funding for the remainder of the fiscal year and delivering the legislation to President Trump in a year-end flurry of bipartisan compromise.
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WASHINGTON — Congress gave final approval on Thursday to $1.4 trillion in federal spending, staving off a lapse in government funding for the remainder of the fiscal year and delivering the legislation to President Trump in a year-end flurry of bipartisan compromise.
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The debt-to-equity swap, whose terms are due to be announced later on Monday, is a key plank of a 5 billion euro ($5.4 billion) rescue plan aimed at staving off the risk of Italy's third-biggest bank being wound down.
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China asked the United States to meet it halfway, while its chief negotiator was in Washington for talks in the hope of staving off a U.S. tariff hike on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 61.343% from 10% at 12.01 AM EDT on Friday.
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The trend has a silver lining for the Kremlin, staving off serious food shortages that could stoke social unrest while keeping people busy with an activity dachniki and retailers say brings a measure of calm and an escape from the strains of modern Russian life.
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As the IPCC Special Report on Climate Change makes clear, the transformation of transportation, the highest greenhouse-gas-emitting sector in the country, is absolutely crucial to keeping the planet from warming beyond 1.5 degrees Celsius and staving off the worst impacts of climate change.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - French Open champion Ash Barty survived a first-round scare at the U.S. Open on Monday, staving off Kazakhstan's Zarina Diyas 123-6 6-3 6-2 after struggling to find her footing as the action kicked off at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Chile's Antofagasta , one of the world's top copper miners, negotiated on Thursday with workers in hopes of staving off a strike at its small Antucoya deposit in northern Chile, though union leaders said there had been little progress in discussions.
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In front of a Senate appropriations panel on Tuesday, Azar defended the public-health agency for its round-the-clock response to a possible outbreak, arguing that it's played an essential role in staving off an outbreak that remains largely theoretical in the United States.
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Because Saudi Arabia is so intently focused on staving off what it perceives to be numerous and grave risks to its rule, it is more willing to accept or even heighten other forms of risk — including risks that can blow back onto the United States.
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The impasse has prevented negotiations from beginning in earnest, a full year after European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker and U.S. President Donald Trump reached an agreement staving off punitive U.S. tariffs on EU car imports while the two sides worked to improve trade ties.
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These include the concept of romantic passion, which came to Europe from Arab poetry through the Islamic conquest of Spain; love as the central purpose of life—and thus as a way of staving off intimations of mortality; the intimate relationship between religion and psychosis; and paedophilia.
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At a time in which the UN is taking on a crucial role in aiding a record number of refugees, keeping peace across the globe with a record number of peacekeeping troops, and staving off global pandemics, U.S. engagement with the UN is more important than ever.
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After the disappointments of the 2010 and 2014 Republican congressional landslides, the people understand this, and that is why they are now flocking to a Trump whom they see as their last, best hope of staving off the forces of darkness that are destroying the nation.
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The CEO has since been scolded by ex-employees and even other retail executives for doing what they say is this: sucking Sears dry of its most valuable assets and staving off a complete liquidation, while controlling an underfunded pension fund that puts retirees' fortunes at risk.
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The interagency process effectively died with Porter's departure — though several senior White House officials have told me they think Porter and Cohn were being too clever by half and were never going to succeed at staving off the president's wishes for hardline tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The impasse over agriculture has prevented negotiations from beginning in earnest, a full year after European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker and U.S. President Donald Trump reached an agreement staving off punitive U.S. tariffs on EU car imports while the two sides worked to improve trade ties.
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Consider, for instance, the MinnaLife kGoal, a smart pelvic floor exerciser that helps women keep their pelvic muscles in healthy and fit, making pregnancy easier, staving off incontinence, and, in some cases, improving and intensifying orgasms (and, full disclosure, a product I provide consulting services for).
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" Ellison is not a policy wonk; he talks about such imperatives as "raising the minimum wage, putting money into the schools, staving off environmental disaster" in long, rolling clusters, and often ends by declaiming the point of the whole thing: "Just improving the quality of people's lives!
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NEW YORK, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve will hold off deciding whether to introduce a permanent lending facility aimed at staving off the money market ructions seen earlier this fall even as a growing number of policymakers warm to the idea, several sources told Reuters.
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While legislation is just one piece of the puzzle in grappling with revenge porn—tech companies are also responsible for aiding in the fight against this issue that largely exists on their social networking platforms—it's an important step forward in staving off potential perpetrators with tangible consequences.
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Perhaps most troubling for oil companies over the long term is the goal — agreed to last December by virtually every country in the world at a climate conference in Paris — of staving off a rise in average global temperatures of more than 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels.
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So, it's likely that the CMS' push into digital is as much about keeping up with the expectations of a more tech-savvy Medicare population — 65% of whom use the Internet daily or almost daily — as it is about staving off the need for more Medicare call centers.
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While my future peers were hiring wealth advisers and going on meditation retreats in Bali to pursue self-actualization, I was vacuuming roaches off the walls of my rental apartment, smoking weed, and bicycling to warehouse concerts along the East River, staving off a thrumming sense of dread.
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In addition, Labour is losing ground to the Scottish National Party, which wants to stay in Europe, but also another vote on leaving the UK. The most realistic hope for staving off Brexit is that the Tories fail to win an outright majority, resulting in a hung parliament.
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My eating habits are also truly shocking, and a mixture of freelance poverty and an extreme aversion to cold temperatures can often lead to me consuming nothing but coffee until 3 PM and then staving off my hunger with a KFC mini fillet or something from the McDonald's dollar menu.
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She added, "Might as well do it in a way and be in front of it instead of behind it," referring to the potential financial market upheavals that could ensue during the August recess if all of Treasury's tools for staving off a default were being exhausted amid inaction by lawmakers.
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The isosceles triangle he has formed with established stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook confounded the San Antonio Spurs in the second round and has confused the Warriors, who trail, 3-2, in the best-of-seven series after staving off elimination Thursday with a 24-22006 victory at home.
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Those outcomes cast doubt, at best, on the theory that Trump was leading the way to a new Republican map — that his occasional populism and consistent appeals to whiteness would help swing the Rust Belt and upper Midwest to the GOP for good while staving off changing demographics in the South.
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The Democrats had fallen to such a woeful level in Ohio state government that unions felt as if they had no choice but to make friends, or at least nonenemies, with some Republicans, in hopes of staving off anti-union measures such as "right-to-work" legislation and elimination of prevailing-wage standards.
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Republican hopes of staving off a Democratic blue wave and boosting Trump's re-election prospects in 2020 may hinge on more voters deciding that for all the uproar and dislocation and falsehoods of the Trump presidency, he has made them more economically secure and given them a pay raise for which they have waited years.
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With Ms. Rousseff's hopes dimming of staving off her ouster, Mr. da Silva, who rose to prominence as a labor leader, has been attacking the scandal-plagued government of the interim president, Michel Temer, which is shifting policy to the right by announcing plans to privatize public companies and overhaul the public pension system.
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Every week without a full-year agreement, it costs both parties a big chunk of the hard-fought budget boost they won this summer, which was set to add tens of billions of dollars this fiscal year alone while staving off hundreds of billions more in automatic cuts stemming from the 2011 sequester law.
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But there are only so many piles of leaves to step in, cups of Earl Grey to burn your tongue on, and attempts at staving off the first warning signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder before fall starts to lose its basic appeal — in which case, stepping outside your prescribed comfort zone of traditionally autumnal scents is essential.
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He knows now that his brother, Tyrion, was innocent all along and that his present dilemma, staving off the appetites of his power-hungry sister Cersei is due to an entirely avoidable regicide (or whatever it's called when your son, who is also your nephew, is poisoned by your daughter-in-law's mother), leaving Olenna with the last laugh.
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Aphantasia is such an absurd concept to most people that when it comes up, the reaction is usually a combination of curiosity and skepticism, the latter of which does not aide in the punishing feelings of isolation I endure, or more specifically, staving off the idea that almost everyone on the planet has a superpower but me.
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Read More Strategist: Fed to pave the way for June hike The results have been mixed: In staving off a complete global collapse, the banks have managed to push up asset prices but their respective domains remain mired in weak economic growth and, around Europe, the prospect of deflation rather than the inflation the policies sought to trigger.
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But nothing in life comes for free -- and, if your tweet is correct and the Saudis are doing this at your behest, staving off a potential energy shortage and rising gas prices, you should anticipate that they'll want something for it, particularly if they're going to extend it past the currently agreed to month-long period.
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Ebrard is in Washington to lead a delegation in hopes of staving off President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's threat to impose tariffs on Mexican goods if migration from Central America doesn't diminish.
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Tom's Guide wrote that the vulnerability also introduced a potential workaround to security fixes introduced in the wake of the Meltdown and Spectre mess:Most importantly, the SWAPGS flaw allows attackers to completely bypass kernel page table isolation (KPTI), the most widely used method of staving off Meltdown and Spectre attacks, as well as all other mitigations for speculative-execution flaws.
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After his passing, Singer shared the conclusion of the soon-to-be-published third volume of On What Matters, which touches on these topics, and in particular argues for the importance of staving off existential risks that threaten the future of humanity, risks like global warming, pandemics, nuclear annihilation, and so on: I regret that, in a book called On What Matters, I have said so little about what matters.
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At least until Apple finds another supplier, potentially its own OLED lab or by bolstering another producer, like LG. We've heard that the OLED-sporting iPhone 9 could also come with massive 5.28-inch and 6.46-inch screen sizes, according to a May supply chain rumor — but that only mentioned two models, not three, so clearly there's a disconnect between the multiple supply chain sources staving off Apple's best efforts to keep its secrets under wraps.
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Even those supportive of the White House position acknowledged the optics of the White House rejecting the proposal in a budget deal staving off a government shutdown were not ideal in light of the prominent role of Ukraine in the President's ongoing impeachment ordeal, but noted it was one of several executive authority issues fought over in the final days of the talks That House Democrats agreed to drop the proposal underscored that there was an understanding that it was far reaching.
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He has proudly touted his "F" rating from the N.R.A. But it is also undeniable that in a year when he is facing an aggressive challenge from the left in his bid for re-election, and staving off an increasingly demanding Democratic base, he has recognized — far from for the first time — the potential payoffs of playing up his war on the N.R.A. He has also made no secret of his belief that his actions on gun control have made his state a model for the nation — a handy argument for a politician who has garnered some mention as a possible 2020 presidential candidate.
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