According to DPA, the braking control system may not function properly in certain driving conditions, such as when the driver over-steers, under-steers or slams on the brakes.
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Cohen & Steers did not return a message seeking comment.
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Steers tries his best to mitigate that problem by playing
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The parliamentary president traditionally steers clear of daily political issues.
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The strain you choose when you meditate steers your experience.
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While China steers investment into favoured sectors, America adopts countermeasures.
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Commentary Macron steers France to a new Middle East role.
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All things that her extended family steers very clear of.
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But she must also work, herding steers after roping events.
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About 100 horses and 20 steers live on the ranch.
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It steers the cultural conversation and dictates our social lives.
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She finds Donald Trump upsetting and dangerous, so steers clear.
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It steers us away from the specifics of Prince's achievement.
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While one player steers, the other can shoot from the cart.
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Go deeper: How Amazon steers shoppers to its own products (NYT)
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He steers into dangerous waters rather than taking the safe course.
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But that doesn't mean she steers clear of the silhouette entirely.
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But the pilot grasps the helm and steers the orchid waspward.
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Doing so also steers the world toward a more optimistic journey.
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And when the right person steers the ship, you're steered correctly.
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When she refuses, he steers her toward a hotel for actresses.
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With a remote control, he steers it among the concrete buildings.
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There are watermarks and embossments around which Dickinson steers her words.
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Marriott generally steers clear of properties facing ownership and management disputes.
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It is this cultural tension that "Uncut Gems" steers directly into.
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Spuds was the creation of Needham, Harper & Steers, a Chicago ad agency.
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A pilot steers a balloon by using the wind at different altitudes.
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Another camera watches for hazards and steers the rover away from them.
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Next, Joubert steers me to a display of store mannequins in petticoats.
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In The Long Hangover, Shaun Walker steers mercifully clear of bear analogies.
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Nisbett's guide steers readers to more prudent ways of understanding the world.
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So the way a rocket steers is by moving the entire engine.
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He hasn't had red meat in years and steers clear of alcohol.
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Mr. Steers died of AIDS in 1995 when he was only 32.
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Mr. Steers had an incredible talent for imbuing those nullities with significance.
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Kidz Bop steers clear of risqué songs, and rewrites potentially offending lyrics.
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In a show where there's much going on, Applegate steers the ship.
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Facebook's new campaign steers clear of those issues and zeroes in on Groups.
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Vision steers attention in ways most of us aren't aware of, she says.
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It flies by flapping its wings and steers by using two tail fins.
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Watch how she pivots and steers the conversation to something way more serious.
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Don't worry, Tommy steered with his hands ... not the way he steers boats.
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It steers clear of voguish products, such as funds of distressed energy firms.
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When the conversation steers towards race and politics, shit really hits the fan.
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A much needed source of light relief, he steers everything back towards normality.
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Perrotta steers through this miry slough with skill, sensitivity and good-natured confidence.
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Still, once we're off and sailing, he steers readers on a heavenly course.
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Jon steers her toward an attack on military targets rather than innocent ones.
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The steers aren't quite so flashy — but they do look nice and clean.
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She steers clear of cooking sites, preferring less tidy corners of the internet.
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Her pure romantic spirit steers us through Pets' fun (and funny) but frantic plot.
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Tammy steers you to the Merchant City, sits you down in a gay bar.
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The system is similar to cruise control, except that it also steers the truck.
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Still, Dhingra steers clear of mentioning the president in her pitch to swing voters.
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If you're someone who steers clear of overly fragranced products, these aren't for you.
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Steers, by contrast, never really finds a meaningful reason for this version to exist.
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The new rules define cattle as bulls, cows, buffalo, steers, heifers, calves and camels.
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Kelly, who has 25 credit cards himself, typically steers clear of no-fee cards.
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Uber's app works so well because it steers drivers to where demand is highest.
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More unusual still is that the movie steers away from the politics of sexuality.
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Humana steers its members to Wal-Mart pharmacies for deals on prescription co-pays.
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Fed policymakers have used the conference to give major steers on central bank policy.
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"REITs posted similar earnings growth, yet their multiples contracted," said Cordes at Cohen & Steers.
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Any policy that steers doctors away from newer drugs could cut into their sales.
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"The helmsman is the one who steers the direction of the craft," he said.
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This is a foundational Eminem struggle: how he sounds often steers what he says.
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Mr. Trump abruptly steers the conversation to the prerequisites of calling in a favor.
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The very act of ruling, it seems, steers those in charge down a dark path.
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He's conflicted, so it's down to the player how he or she steers his bloodlust?
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I believe that teaching to the test steers kids away from that kind of autonomy.
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It steers the story away from the Skywalkers and toward a wider world of nobodies.
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"The steers are over trained," said Alberto Buitrago, who has been taking part since 2002.
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Those involved with "13 Hours" have said the movie steers clear of any partisan trappings.
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She said such a system would differ from how the Federal Reserve steers the economy.
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But, there's no doubt that the direction Trump steers the ship of state matters. Bigly.
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And he steers clear of companies with greater than a 5% overhang like the plague.
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Instead, the car steers by electric signals, allowing for the future potential of autonomous driving.
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He also steers clear of more serious scary things like politics, money, health, and flying.
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In his own diet and in his nutrition practice, Ayoob steers clear of tropical oils.
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It documents some of Weinstein's worst traits, but steers clear of claims of sexual abuse.
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For investors, a key question will be how Saikawa's successor steers the alliance with Renault.
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Steers are usually slaughtered around 63 months at a weight of 26,22.8 to 22016,400 pounds.
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"Mature steers such as Knickers can reach heavier weights than the average bull," he said.
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And like Lamb, he steers away from some hot-button issues and progressive rallying cries.
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The plane (the small one) drops into the sky and she steers it into action.
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He steers the team's work directly toward rescuing his sister, Amy, despite the team's misgivings.
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Los Angeles fans just hope she steers the franchise the way her late husband did.
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"She steers me and I'm able to keep up with everybody else just fine," says Autumn.
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That's been the primary factor that steers some people towards getting phone insurance through their carrier.
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They told Steers that they were questioned overnight after being detained but never were formally charged.
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He rarely leans on snappy punch lines and largely steers clear of cruel or crass jokes.
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Meanwhile, Chris Bogia's monument steers even further from realism, remembering Stonewall for its shapes and colors.
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Yet Mr. Feng also steers away from overt political messages, preferring to dwell on personal drama.
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Today she oversees her company with a light touch and steers clear of the fashionista set.
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It also steers clear of any binding emissions targets and reportedly includes support for natural gas.
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He noted that when he takes his grandchildren to the park, he steers clear of sandboxes.
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The film doesn't afford much opportunity to reflect on parenting, and he steers clear of sexuality.
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So until something steers us in the other direction, we're going to work it as a homicide.
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Pretty much every week, we get a whole animal in from a local farm—pigs, goats, steers.
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REITs have traded at a 2.7 percent average premium to their NAV since 1994, Cohen & Steers said.
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Gabelli & Co analyst Mac Sykes sees Cohen & Steers Inc and Waddell & Reed Financial Inc as potential targets.
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Debt not only steers an economy towards low growth but it also mires the nation with inflation.
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Patricelli laughs as she steers it around, which I take to mean I'm allowed to laugh too.
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Democrats will be without a national apparatus that functions and steers the party toward long-term growth.
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The RODIS crawler is connected to a truck with an operator who steers it through the pipe.
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A creepy old guy does loiter near the kids, outside the motel, but Bobby steers him away.
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At slower speeds on open roads, a feature called Congestion Assist steers, accelerates and brakes by itself.
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The wireless XBOX controller that steers you through an attack on Jakku in Star Wars: Battlefront II?
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Walmart currently has a co-branded Medicare drug plan with Humana that steers patients to Walmart stores.
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Mr. Steers uses light to heighten the drama; many of his figures have an almost saintly glow.
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Partly because of that, the PAC largely steers clear of supporting North Carolina candidates for the House.
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Full-grown steers can yield about 21 pounds of meat; they do not weigh about 2800 pounds.
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When it comes to red flags, Danoff steers clear of issues in capital-intensive highly regulated industries.
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The court's reputation could depend on Roberts -- and how he casts his vote and steers all nine.
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Others argue that forcing apathetic or uneducated citizens to vote steers the nation's political destiny toward populism.
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We have a vision of democracy where a virtuous public steers the decisions of leaders, Barber says.
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Now, almost seven years after the book's release, director Burr Steers' film adaptation of PPZ is hitting theaters.
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The game's shotgun tracks his hand movements, pointing wherever Wiedemann steers the wand, animated as if by telekinesis.
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The rough stock (steers and bulls) aren't necessarily professional rodeo circuit–level, but they aren't meant to be.
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We'd have to halter break the steers in order to show them, which took seven hours a day.
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It assesses the damage to your monthly budget and of course steers you to BBVA for a mortgage.
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She avoids parks, dashes from her car into buildings and steers clear of any areas without air conditioning.
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The company, which runs Steers, Debonairs Pizza and Wimpy restaurants, did not disclose financial details of the deal.
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Sixteen-year-old Justice Steers says he's already caught the entrepreneurial bug after taking the course this year.
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Refreshingly, it also steers clear of embellishment and heavy-handed interpretation, leaving the portraits to speak for themselves.
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Even so, there are elements that hold true no matter who steers the TARDIS and wields the sonic.
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Typically, Firefly's line of Randall steers requires up to two and a half years to reach full maturity.
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Horses had to be ridden, calves branded, steers roped, but nobody needed anyone, ever, to ride a bull.
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Unlike many depictions of dissociative identity disorder in fiction, Emezi steers clears of hysteria and fear-driven drama.
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The current granting system doesn't just fund the researchers of today — it also steers the careers of tomorrow.
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Highway meat also steers clear of additives like growth hormones, antibiotics or E. coli from an unsanitary slaughterhouse.
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BMW also fitted this model with Integral Active Steering for $1,150, which steers all four of the wheels.
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In 2013, he became a deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, which steers industrial policy.
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However, there are still some rodeos and displays of prized steers, particularly in places such as Gordon, Nebraska.
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The objective steers you in the right direction, while the key result is a measurable achievement along the way.
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But the best part of The Infatuation is how specific it is — meaning it almost never steers you wrong.
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Her new dance, "Other Animal," is a solo performance, but one made in collaboration with the filmmaker Stacey Steers.
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She supports causes like the Women's March, LGBT+ rights and feminist issues, but bullishly steers away from any specifics.
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If it does turn out to be a great white shark, residents hope it steers clear of crowded beaches.
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Cohen & Steers is relatively small, managing about $61 billion in assets, with a big focus on real estate investing.
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This marks a permanent change for the president's daughter, as she steers further away from business and towards politics.
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This configuration of the jet stream winds is what steers storms into California and other parts of the Southwest.
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Today, Colm lives on a barge in Dublin, which he steers out for pizza brunch; he likes ocean swims.
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Conspiracy-minded Americans worry about a powerful "deep state" that steers government activity regardless of who's in elected office.
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Limit the nuance of what you share, and follow the Russian strategy of mixing in a few false steers.
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The insurance company can offer a drug maker lots of business if it steers patients to buy its product.
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The entire multimillion-dollar electromechanical apparatus that swivels and steers the hulking instrument must be engineered to higher tolerances.
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Or meet the resident hens, sheep, alpaca, heritage-breed pigs, and Dexter and Jethro, the farm's very small steers.
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Apple, noticeably absent in this round of of warning letters, often steers customers away from third-party repair services.
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A road movie of sorts, it steers clear of melodrama or sentimentality, but it also never risks hitting anything.
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Mr. Vanneman steers such clients to exchange-traded funds, or E.T.F.s, or uses a direct indexing strategy, he said.
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Instead, it rests with a six-member panel, but Patel still gets the tie-breaking vote and steers discussions.
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Today's proposal steers away from more stringent AI rules — such as a ban on facial recognition in public places.
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It is a familiar posture for Pence, who steers clear of palace intrigue and drama in the White House.
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While cribbing from other social networks, Reddit's new feature also specifically steers away from core aspects of Facebook and Twitter.
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Well, it's the same product Modica once told us she steers clear of when shooting The Bachelor and Bachelorette: bronzer.
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Good on Google for continuing to offer the only major voice assistant that steers free of gendered names and descriptions.
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She steers far to the outside of the salt, away from the track and the crowd, and opens it up.
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The plan steers clear of mandating technology-specific generation sources, which leaves room for nuclear and carbon-capture alongside renewables.
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Like Szylar, she also steers clear of shopping malls and prefers to go to strip centers that aren't as crowded.
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He is rarely seen in public, publishes very little, avoids journalists, sits silently through meetings, and yet steers the country.
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On a quiet river in the middle of a beautiful Australian landscape, Andy, played by Martin Freeman, steers a houseboat.
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Burr Steers directed "Zombies," which also stars Jack Huston, Bella Heathcote, Douglas Booth, Matt Smith, Charles Dance and Lena Headey.
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What kind of sophisticated shopping algorithm steers customers to a product that costs so much more than seemingly comparable alternatives?
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As an analyst at Cohen and Steers Capital Advisors, he eventually earned nearly $150,000 a year in salary and bonuses.
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Metempsychosis steers this picaresque novel, but its main preoccupation is television, watched through the eyes of the soul's host bodies.
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EyeMed steers people who need glasses to Luxottica retail outlets, angering rival frames and lens makers, according to industry sources.
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So he steers his late-model Buick downtown, following signs tacked to wooden pallets leaning against trees and street posts.
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The national organization that steers Democratic investments in state legislative contests vowed Thursday to make Michigan a priority in 2020.
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If something is familiar, we have clearly survived exposure to it, and our brain, recognizing this, steers us towards it.
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Even if Warren steers clear of any sort of involvement with the presidential race, she still has a day job.
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Such vivid anticipation steers those sputtering at Mr. Trump's presidency to take deep breaths and bide their time until Nov.
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So he steers clear -- even when the United States is suffering through one of the toughest stretches in its history.
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Mainstream country music generally steers clear of politics, beyond heartwarming tributes to America and the occasional rabble-rousing patriotic song.
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Like a handler leading a horse, the wasp grabs hold of the roach's antenna and steers it into a hole.
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"Hope for the future, plan for the Fallout," urges an ocean expedition group that steers tourists near the Svalbard vault.
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In conceiving her designs, which vary from bejeweled sandals to curvaceous, high platform boots, she steers clear of street trends.
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He steers his customers away from high-risk places, such as Bolivia, a Level 3603 in the U.S. grading system.
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When the real nature of all the institute's "science" is exposed, she steers her gutsy book toward a devastating conclusion.
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It's a really tricky business, but Sasha kind of steers clear of all these three and achieves her own voice.
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Participants run from bulls and steers on the sixth bull run of the San Fermin festival in Pamplona, Spain, July 12.
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While she steers the boat and laughs uproariously in the sun, a moody song by Zayn Malik and Taylor Swift plays.
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" In the interview, Ginsburg steers clear from criticizing presidential candidate Donald Trump but calls the rhetoric from the election cycle "distressing.
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Using the algorithm, the software IDs visibly man-made trails and then steers the drone in the direction of the path.
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Investors will be watching Lee as he steers Samsung Electronics through the Note 7 debacle, with some expecting sweeping managerial changes.
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The article depicts Dr. Newman on a typical day in the emergency room as he steers patients away from traditional treatments.
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He never suggests there are easy answers, and he steers the story away from the usual prestige-drama shouting and histrionics.
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Ironically, while China's communist government steers its country toward economic freedom, Washington's crony capitalists are moving our country away from it.
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Like when the estranged male coworker from five years ago reaches out with consolation, then immediately steers the conversation toward sex.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - President Donald Trump outlined a budget plan this week that steers clear of cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
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" Average salary for workers without a degree: $7113,2711 Job description: "High-ranking executive that steers the marketing efforts of a company.
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"I'm the one who steers the boat, and I thought I could have done something more to avoid it," she said.
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Just listen to the old timers in the booth gush over him after he steers the ball to safety—good form.
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A bottle-cap wheel steers a rudder made with pieces of a shampoo bottle, turned with delicate cables of dental floss.
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To operate it, a pilot steers the submersible toward the target animal while another pilot moves the sampler with a joystick.
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WeRateDogs generally steers clear of politics, in part because there's a financial risk: Nelson now employs two people and sells hats.
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Fred Savage ("The Grinder") plays Max, Ethan's puppyish college chum and literary agent, who steers him toward the young-adult genre.
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Leading real estate E.T.F.s like Vanguard R.E.I.T. and iShares Cohen & Steers R.E.I.T. have also produced diminished returns over the last year.
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The series steers between didacticism and denialism with the narration of David Attenborough, the 92-year-old veteran of nature filmmaking.
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The film mostly steers away from broad cultural strokes, focusing more on the ways McFarland's actions affected the people around him.
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In "Caller from Ganymede," the poet steers away from cultivating a personal canon and closer to the anonymous restraint of paraphrase.
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Once a complaint has been made, a multistep timeline steers the process that follows: First, CWG is notified of the complaint immediately.
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She is a smart colleague and a skilled questioner, they said, who largely steers away from partisan posturing during their private hearings.
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These are outsize characters, and while "Électre des Bas-Fonds" updates aspects of the story, Mr. Abkarian wisely steers clear of realism.
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Club bylaws rely on masculine pronouns to outline the role of the president, who leads a governing board and steers new policies.
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Gentrification steers cash into deprived neighbourhoods and brings people into depopulated areas through market forces, all without the necessity of governmental intervention.
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The currently suspended New England Patriots quarterback, 39, steers clear of white sugar, white flour, MSG, caffeine, fungus, dairy, nightshades and … strawberries?
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The Park Hotel's rebirth is one part of a municipal experiment that could extend nationwide if Jeremy Corbyn steers Labour into power.
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The Abercrombie label is in the midst of a rebranding effort, which steers away from its longtime reputation as an exclusionary line.
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The rider steers the board by shifting his body weight to provide yaw, but a built-in stabilisation system makes things easier.
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Motorsport is a pastime he still pursues, and his racing mentality has seemingly rubbed off on the car company he now steers.
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At the University of Illinois, he met his wife, Mary, who had grown up showing hogs and steers in 4-H competitions.
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She steers gracefully through a zigzagging plot, slowing down for quiet, contemplative stretches and pausing for jokes that are irrelevant but irresistible.
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Nevertheless, I still declined to venture under the whale to check out its mammalian navel, which the app also steers you to.
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The school confiscates phones, but service signals are nearly nonexistent anyway and the school's Wi-Fi network steers clear of the cabins.
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Netflix steers me toward superhero content because that's what I have watched in the past (and, yes, will watch in the future).
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Mr. Kushner steers American policy in the Middle East, for example, but his family company continues to do deals with Israeli investors.
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But Sex Education doesn't linger long in that mode, as it soon steers away from mother-son awkwardness into something more earnest.
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It involved the prime minister's chief whip, a much-feared party enforcer who, by long tradition, steers clear of the news media.
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Akhavan "steers away from cliché, and the cast avoids caricature," A. O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Lee Sunday Evans steers the cast of nine from Sicily to Bohemia and back again in a tale of love and jealousy.
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You are standing on a downtown Manhattan street corner, not knowing where to go, when a gesturing hand steers your eyes upward.
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In 2017, too many Americans still react with confusion and alarm to a woman who steers a conversation on her own terms.
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Rogier Quirijns, the head of European research at Cohen & Steers, the world's largest investor in real estate investment trusts, is less optimistic.
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Now 8, with flowing brown hair, Jillian steers her electric wheelchair with her tongue and communicates by mouthing words barely above a whisper.
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In "Vice," Christian Bale portrays Cheney as a conniving opportunist who steers Bush into an ill-conceived war in Iraq after the Sept.
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The conversation starts out casual, but then steers towards Heidi's lack of memory about her final weeks at Homecoming, not in their relationship.
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This may be one reason, alongside a wish to avoid controversy, that the museum steers clear of dogma: the Bible speaks for itself.
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" Though Knickers' owner did mention that, unlike other steers, 7-year-old Knickers was given the "opportunity to grow to their full potential.
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The jet stream is the highway of air at the upper levels of the atmosphere that steers weather systems and separates air masses.
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This week's comic roundup steers clear of conventional superheroes, but the stories and comics covered are some of the best of the year.
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At least publicly, that is, where he dismisses questions about "Democratic waves" and repeatedly steers talk back to the GOP agenda at hand.
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In today's deals round up we have put together a selection of offers perfect for a Friday that steers well clear of sensible.
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Bashment, bhangra, and bass music bangers come courtesy of BBC AZN Network, while Amy Becker steers a path through reggaeton and Jersey club.
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Onstage she steers Rufus, an interracial funk sextet from Chicago, with a voice that sounds bigger than the billowing curls framing her face.
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Existing evidence steers us towards implicit biases woven throughout workplace dynamics that create higher hurdles for women to clear along the career ladder.
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Policymakers, for example, should repeal the mortgage interest deduction, which steers excess resources into housing and away from other investments in the economy.
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He drops his daughter off with his pregnant wife, who is at work, and steers his scooter through teeming streets to the Taj.
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Cowboys in 10-gallon hats and dusty leather chaps ride half-ton steers and badass broncos, run steel wagon races, and hogtie calfs.
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Feeling less like a celebration than a fond farewell, "McQueen" successfully steers clear of hagiography, yet has its share of omissions and missteps.
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The government presents the camps as part of a vocational training campaign that steers Muslims away from religious extremism and has halted violence.
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At his bars, Mr. Cate steers drinkers who like the grassy notes of tequila or the vegetal notes of Scotch toward rhum agricole.
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And "The Gift (Or, Techniques of the Body)," a smart, playful novel about performance, steers the concept of autofiction in a new direction.
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Amazingly, many of them fail to recognize the seven-foot-three 300-plus-pound giant, even when he steers the conversation to basketball.
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Bioluminescent plankton can be spotted up and down California's coast, said Julianne Steers, a marine biologist at the Ocean Institute, an educational group.
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The producer also talked about what viewers can expect from his new show Tales, and why he steers clear of stirring up drama.
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While Putin himself largely steers clear of direct involvement, Kremlin-linked media outlets have become relentless pushers of conspiracy theories and otherwise false information.
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The ratings board's new disclaimer still steers clear of this distinction, but will at least take in-game purchases into account when rating games.
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December 13, 2018 - The US Senate passes a resolution condemning bin Salman for Khashoggi's murder, but the Trump administration steers clear of assigning blame.
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We all hope to resolve the many lawsuits through a fair global resolution that steers settlement funds to affected communities, the familys statement added.
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But again and again, he steers clear of showing the moment of impact on-screen, and he leaves the worst to the audience's imagination.
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A lot of kids start with sheep and, if they like it, they may go onto riding steers, then junior bulls, and so on.
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A driver steers through volcanic gasses in the Leilani Estates subdivision during ongoing eruptions of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, U.S., May 13, 2018.
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After getting suspended from the paper, Jughead explains the "heat" he and the Serpents are facing, but Betty steers the conversation to their relationship.
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Instead of taking commissions from customers, Robinhood receives them from the trading venues to which it steers their orders, a controversial but common practice.
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The big picture: Critics believe Medicare's deference to the AMA panel creates a conflict of interest and steers federal spending toward more expensive procedures.
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States are watching GOP proposals to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, which steers billions of dollars in Medicaid spending to state coffers.
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So long as he steers clear of his own weakness and draws others in to the brier patch that is his comfort, he wins.
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"Owning exciting things was more fun and profitable than owning good things," said Jon Cheigh, portfolio manager of global real estate with Cohen & Steers.
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That it comes from a Republican gives it credibility, and that Flake mostly steers clear of attacking Democrats and liberals adds even more points.
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Sources tells us that Zoox is more than a car that simply steers itself, but that every aspect of the car has been reinvented.
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Just as Facebook steers conservative and liberal talking points to users who already share those perspectives, we're being sorted into commercial bubbles as well.
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Such an administration would likely be a caretaker government that steers Brexit with a deal or seeking to extend the deadline to next year.
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Neal Mohan discusses the streaming site's recommendation engine, which has become a growing liability amid accusations that it steers users to increasingly extreme content.
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But over all Mr. Phillips steers clear from obvious topical references until the very end, which takes place between Mexico and the United States.
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Mr. Blaker, a clean comic who steers clear of politics, seems more subversive than secular Jewish comics, even those working with much edgier material.
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The company bought Britain's GBK for 2.1 billion rand ($163 million), one of seven acquisitions last year, which owns Wimpy UK, Steers and Debonairs.
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If you can read, watch TV, work and do email, or catch up on sleep while your car steers, the sting goes out of commuting.
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Almost half went to New Mexico, where 400- to 500-pound Mexican steers cost as much as $163 per head, down about 7% from 2018.
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The summary showed that while the Federal Open Market Committee steers clear of political chatter, the fallout from Donald Trump's victory was on their minds.
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Winds at the upper levels of the atmosphere, within the highway of air that steers weather systems, promoted ascending air and storm intensification, Lamers said.
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Biegun, who steers the working-level talks, said on Wednesday that he was prepared "to engage" as soon as his North Korean counterparts were ready.
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Unlike some of its peers (I'm looking at you, Faraday Future), the company steers clear of making outsized promises about the nature of its car.
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And despite the fact he does sermons like "What Would Jesus Say to Donald Trump," Pastor Ed at Fellowship claims he steers clear of politics.
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The decision, though it has yet to be officially announced, comes amid longstanding concerns over YouTube's suggestion algorithm inherently steers viewers toward increasingly extremist content.
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There's also a stickied thread from a mod that outlines another way the sub steers clear of any unwanted attention by gaming the Reddit system.
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But I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination.
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Read more:One viral thread shows how quickly YouTube steers people to wacko conspiracy theories and false informationWhat the eye in every conspiracy theory actually means
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Mott Hall Bridges is a district school, not a charter school, but Lopez steers clear of the polarizing debate between advocates of those two formats.
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"Please refer to them as steers, not cows," Mr. Corsino said, "Because cows are turned into hamburger and lunchmeat, and that's not who we are."
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" According to "The Yale Book of Quotations," however, the slogan, though "closely identified with Nancy Reagan," was "originated by the advertising agency Needham Harper & Steers.
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But Dr. Nussbaum steers his narrative directly to the hard questions about 21st-century medicine, a profession just about as variously troubled as his patients.
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Texas House Speaker Joe Straus, a moderate Republican who steers that chamber's agenda, has said such measures are unnecessary and raise worries of economic harm.
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The director, Michael Larnell, shows you the warts and all, but he nimbly steers clear of another cautionary tale about the evils of show business.
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This bill does not penalize or in any way infringe on private rights to free expression, and therefore steers clear of any First Amendment concerns.
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Beijing exerts tight control over China's airlines, for example, and sometimes steers contracts to Airbus, Boeing's European rival, when officials feel that Washington is uncooperative.
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There's something of Chris Ware's bitter "Tales of Tomorrow" cartoons in Gauld's deadpan compositions and precise geometric forms, but "Mooncop" steers clear of Ware's fury.
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Anna Mugure, one of the only female matatu drivers, steers Revolt, a bus covered in graffiti of revolutionary leaders like Malcolm X and Che Guevara.
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The design for the new machine calls for an underground ring that steers protons and electrons toward one another at nearly the speed of light.
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She steers clear of easy moralizing but stays honest about the swirl of rage and fear that hovers over adolescence like a terrible weather system.
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Gorman argues that the movement toward a more European-style health-care system, such as ObamaCare steers us toward, heads us in the wrong direction.
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Returning to Beijing, he rose quickly from writing studies of industrial policy as a government researcher to leading the party group that steers economic policy.
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And O'Leary's frustration is so obviously, heavily tinged with love and worry that it steers the audience away from just resenting Jenai for holding him back.
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The intrigue: The resolution, like the Green New Deal, steers clear of policy specifics — something in short supply from Sanders thus far during his presidential run.
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The $2.87 billion Schwab U.S. REIT ETF has collected $706.2 million, while the $4.3 billion iShares Cohen & Steers REIT fund has had inflows of $355.2 million.
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So, instead, she steers the conversation away from how long she and Corey have been "boning" (three years, in case you're interested) to Khloé's personal life.
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The system's name implies drivers can relax behind the wheel and tend to their smartphones as the car automatically steers, changes lanes and adjusts its speed.
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The shift to regulated programs is also having dramatic results on an underground market that steers billions in unregulated, untracked, and untaxed sales to criminal actors.
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BoE Governor Mark Carney introduced a policy of giving clearer steers on the future path for rates when he joined the British central bank in 2013.
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She steers her son (Giullian Gioiello) away from the artwork he naturally gravitates toward, instructing him to go to the Ivy League and work in finance.
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The attitude toward guns, steers, and land aren't the only parts of Hell or High Water that draw an unbroken line back to the Old West.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture forecast surging numbers of steers and heifers ahead - further weakening prices for slaughter-ready, or cash, cattle while strengthening packer revenues.
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Because of steers clear of the past, it ends up feeling strangely rudderless, a cacophonous parade of unrelenting kick drums that feel unaware of their parentage.
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If you're in a debate and you're lucky, the moderator will ask a question that steers the conversation to a topic you want to talk about.
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The more the captain of your ship steers to the to the tune of the military industrial complex, the greater chance you have of making dross.
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As convenience steers more consumers toward packaged greens, salad leaves are exposed to more workers and equipment, thereby increasing opportunities for bad pathogens to glomb on.
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"Feeling less like a celebration than a fond farewell, 'McQueen' successfully steers clear of hagiography," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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Even as the plot takes some familiar turns — comical detours and a big tragic swerve — Ms. Akhavan steers away from cliché, and the cast avoids caricature.
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South Korean officials said they were talking with their North Korean counterparts to ensure that the North Korean troupe steers away from political messages during performances.
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It steers away from the overtly political or distressing, but characters' quiet heartbreak in the face of adversity makes for some of the most evocative scenes.
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Mr. Trump usually steers clear of policy details and has grown impatient with the painstaking behind-the-scenes bargaining that has marked the health care negotiations.
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Funding for NCI and its parent agency NIH has increased over Sharpless' tenure as the agency steers the Cancer Moonshot initiative launched during the Obama administration.
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That plan steers patients to Walmart stores for their pharmacy needs, offering customers an opportunity to save up to 20 percent on drug costs, analysts said.
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Simbisa owns some of Zimbabwe's most well-known restaurant chains, including Pizza Inn and Chicken Inn, as well as franchises for Nandos and Steers of South Africa.
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Delhi Crime steers away from this issue by letting a headstrong woman like Vartika be in charge and giving her crew some meaningful stories of their own.
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The video-editing interface steers clear of frames and presents clips as thumbnails with the length of each clip in minutes and seconds on top of it.
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Shortlisted for this year's Man Booker International prize, this sly, deadpan Danish novel steers its mischievous comedy of character and manners over a "viscid underworld of sorrow".
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Today, they are hired and fired at the will of an elected official who steers their work to what he or she judges to be a priority.
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Schumer, Tom Carper, Sherrod Brown, Bernie Sanders, Bill Nelson, Maria Cantwell, and Ron Wyden — steers away from new road construction and focuses more on repairing existing roads.
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And it just proves that a representative sample of voices is absolutely essential in cultural criticism, especially in a time when aggregated sentiment steers so much business.
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Unlike under Patel's two predecessors, the RBI now steers its decisions through the six-member MPC, but other than Patel, board members have not yet spoken publicly.
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As part of his retirement package, the New York Times reports, Knickers will serve as a coach for other cows and steers, helping to direct Pearson's herds.
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The SNB steers its policy rate through a negative deposit rate which is effectively a charge paid by banks to park cash securely at the central bank.
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Just like you and me, he likes to dabble in the occasional 12-seed upset over a five-seed, but, in general, he steers clear of Cinderella.
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Zapata, a champion on jetski-powered waterboards, steers his craft by leaning forward or backward and controls thrust with a throttle connected to his 1,500 horsepower board.
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In this case, the amount of information available on McIver and the fact she has definitely attended the institutions she listed steers us away from that conclusion.
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The app automatically handles much of the "driving" of a car, and the controls are pretty basic — often just touching the screen steers a vehicle around obstacles.
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Feeder steers and heifers fetched prices $3 to $5 per cwt lower than a week ago at a closely watched cash auction in Oklahoma City, USDA said.
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In a grainy black-and-white 1968 television commercial, Arnold Palmer steers a Mercury Monterey up to a golf course, nodding approvingly at the coupe's smooth handling.
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Saric (29 points) steers 76ers past Lakers LOS ANGELES — Lakers coach Luke Walton shook up his lineup, but the results were a familiar one for Los Angeles.
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The post-crisis Basel framework steers financial institutions toward established credits and well-known risks, while development policy encourages private funding for riskier opportunities in underbanked markets.
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Trump consistently steers clear of accusatory, reckless language when reacting to violence perpetrated by white men, including after the Las Vegas attack, which incurred hundreds of injuries.
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This counterintuitive way of thinking in which the cheapest doctor is seen as the worst doctor drives up healthcare costs and steers employees toward more expensive care.
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As she steers the company towards international success, Elfers told Cramer on Tuesday that the company's digital efforts are being driven by a crucial customer demographic: millennials.
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I remember being able to buy presents from Miekles for Christmas, going to dinner sometimes at Steers and having friends and family over for braais on weekends.
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He also explores links between Trump and his associates and Russia, but steers clear of speculation about what the ultimate revelations regarding Trump's possible complicity might be.
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When he steers the ship toward certain disaster in a typhoon, his junior officers remove him from command, an act for which they later face court-martial.
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The House version steers $170 million toward public and private infrastructure repair for cities that have had emergency declarations for "water contaminants," according to a House aide.
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"I'm the only candidate who built a nonprofit that's created thousands of jobs," Yang says as his hands leave the wheel and the car steers itself home.
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The company steers clear of weighing in on whether Huawei poses any threat to US national security, which intelligence agencies and lawmakers have insisted is the case.
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He signs them to his program, nurtures their game, gets them seen by college recruiters, then becomes the middleman who steers them to the right college program.
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This season, rather than skirt the subject, the show steers straight into it, starting with a sly gag that involves Ilana imitating foreigners, from Italians to Germans.
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As she steers the company towards international success, Elfers told CNBC on Tuesday that the company's digital efforts are being driven by a crucial customer demographic: millennials.
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Notably, his plan steers clear of the Charter Schools Program (CSP), an annual pot of federal money that finances the growth of new charters across the country.
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So, during market-wide volatility, Cramer steers investors towards secular growth stocks, groups of equities that have bright futures regardless of the day-to-day market action.
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Mr. Persson, 35, sits in front of four computer screens, one displaying the loader he steers as it lifts freshly blasted rock containing silver, zinc and lead.
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As raucous as this work is, County is at her best when she delves into her personal vocabulary, which steers away from known celebrities and popular figures.
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Democrats could also wind up agreeing to a larger figure on border security as long as the language of the deal steers clear of mentioning a wall.
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It doesn't help that Mr. Steers, as his occasional leering peeks up Elizabeth's skirts underscore, clings to some old-fashioned ideas about women and their on-screen uses.
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The Souderton plant processes roughly 1,200 cows along with 1,200 steers and heifers per day, said John Nalivka, president of Oregon-based industry research firm Sterling Marketing Inc.
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It also steers attention away from the real dangers of an unregulated drug trade, where chemicals are produced on the black market and their contents are simply unknown.
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The company also introduced Emergency Lane Departure Avoidance, which steers the vehicle back into its lane if the system detects you could be merging into a possible collision.
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Now it's wait and see if her successor will fare any better with the withdrawal deal, or if he or she steers Britain towards a no-deal Brexit.
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Ryan repeatedly steers clear of the issues where he and Trump disagree, and brushes off questions from reporters on Trump's off-the-cuff comments on the campaign trail.
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For her part, Ariana smartly steers clear of the water trap and proffers kisses with your name on them from a grassy knoll in front of the ocean.
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At Duke, DelBianco began the journey that would lead her away from the daily labor of raising steers, and towards a new kind of labor entirely: novel writing.
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As Vogel, Goggins steers into the malevolent curve, looking as comfortable fomenting chaos here as he did raising hell in Kentucky coal country for several seasons on Justified.
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Though the Duchess always steers clear of colored polish, we highly suspect there's something glossed over the top of her fingernails to give them that naturally healthy sheen.
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The Jacobsen boat steers close enough to count the rivets in the big ship's looming expanse of steel plating; close enough to lean out and touch the rivets.
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She had streets renamed and monuments built in his honor, symbols Macri is trying to dismantle as he steers the country on a radically different, pro-market course.
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"We have been negative on London residential for eight years," said Rogier Quirijns, portfolio manager and head of European research at Cohen & Steers, the largest REIT investor globally.
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Braxton at Financial Fountains often steers clients with large amounts of debt to a credit union that can often provide a lower rate on a single larger balance.
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Notably, the bill steers clear of attacks on ObamaCare, serving as a step toward securing Democratic support and serving Senate Republicans' goal of advancing appropriations bills this year.
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The vehicle then gimbals (or steers) its Raptor engine to move up and eastward as reaction control thrusters — seen as puffs of white smoke — keep the vehicle righted.
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The result would likely be way fewer public defenders, just as the Trump administration steers the Department of Justice back toward a Reefer Madness approach to drug crimes.
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Maybe the drug company steers prescriptions his way, he said, because his pharmacy will process the coupons that reduce or eliminate the patient costs, which some pharmacies don't.
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To sell the beef commercially, the cattle must be sent to a licensed slaughterhouse, though Ms. Carver takes care of the abrupt conversion of male calves to steers.
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That distrust filters down to populations — polls show that European approval of the United States has plummeted — and it steers leaders' incentives away from helping the United States.
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There's no certainty that people are forming their opinions on political questions like trade, health care or taxes based on the same logic that steers purely economic choices.
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At the shelter here, I stood amid three steers, Orlando, Milbank and Lawrence, all of which reached about 6-foot-4 at the shoulder and weighed 3,000 pounds.
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Cromer has likewise forsworn, as a writer steers around clichés, any emotional underlining of the kind you typically get from costumes (David Hyman), sound (Daniel Kluger) and overacting.
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That account steers questions about the meeting squarely to Donald J. Trump Jr. and Paul J. Manafort, the former campaign chairman who also attended the June 2016 meeting.
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A $265 seasonal permit gives town residents access to Crab Meadow, Asharoken and Hobart beaches; Steers Beach is open only to village residents, who need a $1840 sticker.
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After a mild freakout, Samuel L. Jackson's character, Jules Winnfield, steers the blood-soaked Chevy Nova towards the nearby home of Jimmi, an acquaintance played by Quentin Tarantino.
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On the larger 777, Mounir said there were still some gaps in production as Boeing steers through a transition between the current-generation 777-7773ER and the upgraded 777X.
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It steers clear of long-distance transport, which traffics in far larger freight volumes but is dominated by big firms operating vast fleets of trucks at far lower margins.
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Air pumps into a flexible plastic tube, slowly extending it over the sand as an operator steers it through the door and over the steps and between the pillars.
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In contrast to the first SRPLS collection, which launched just last November, this round steers away from hype bae-style silhouettes in favor of less-structured, more relaxed styles.
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Hugh Steers' "Two Men and a Woman" (1992) evokes tears with its poignant AIDS-era image of an ill man receiving a sponge bath from his friend and lover.
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With the feature engaged, the driver designates which way the trailer should go using the sideview mirror switch; the car steers itself and the trailer into the parking spot.
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"Austin is dead because of an action that took place, so until something steers us in another direction, we're going to work it as a homicide," Dougherty told reporters.
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Volans-i steers its drones to this company with up to 50 lbs of payload going 1,000 miles — or 15,173 shipments per year per customer, according to the company.
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The guide is a smart way to animate the New-York Historical's rich holdings and steers people away from rote memorization, instead learning through a visual and cultural method.
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The page itself also posted political memes about athletes kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and Blue Lives Matter — which the real VVA steers clear of.
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As the car accelerates or steers sideways, the movements are logged by a computer installed in the car's trunk which adjusts the passenger's view in the VR goggles accordingly.
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And there's lane departure assist: Think of it as your own personal rumble strip, where your car steers back into your lane when you drift from your original trajectory.
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Jason Zinoman, The New York Times: The Greatest Showman, a montage sequence that occasionally turns into a movie musical, steers clear of any contemporary resonance and ignores meaty themes.
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Grahame-Smith's book at least had the benefit of contrasting with only one original version, but there are many screen adaptations, and Steers isn't clearly parodying any of them.
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While Steers doesn't do much to distinguish Pride And Prejudice And Zombies from any other version of the story, he also doesn't distinguish it from any other zombie movie.
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The head of the powerful informal group, which steers key negotiations such as on the Greek bailout and national budgets, has always been a sitting finance or economic minister.
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In an era of intense polarization, unified government unavoidably steers the governing party toward the demands of its most ideological elements, infuriating the other party and unsettling swing voters.
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In the snapshot, Lenny and the Big Little Lies actress zoom down a road as he steers a motorcycle and she playfully sticks out her tongue as the passenger.
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This steers you to the idea that present-day Kate saying that his death is her fault and Jack's driving off — perhaps in his final moments alive — are related.
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Willie Walsh, the airline's former chief executive, who now steers IAG, claimed in 2009 that BA was in a "fight for survival" amid structural changes to the airline industry.
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The film opens on a group of colonists aboard the Covenant in the year 2104, snoozing as their ship steers them to an Earth-like planet in deep space.
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This time around, the generally bad mutant Magneto steers the generally good mutants Psylocke, Storm, and Angel to serve under the god-like mutant Apocalypse, played by Oscar Isaac.
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Nelson also steers clear of investing in raw land, which does not produce any income and is pure speculation, and cryptocurrency since it's unstable and does not generate income.
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The company, which owns casual dining chain Wimpy UK and fast-food assets such as Steers and Debonairs, bought Britain's GBK for 120 million pounds ($166.75 million) in 2016.
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However, the best-known cut of wagyu is Kobe beef, which comes from the city of Kobe in Hyogo Prefecture and is made exclusively from steers, or castrated bulls.
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McConnell — as good a vote counter as the Senate has ever seen — usually figures out what the goal is first, and then he steers his colleagues toward that goal.
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He does not stray into any of the more risky and fee-laden variable annuities, because if they can deal with risk, he steers them into stocks and bonds.
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Even as the new effort avoids some excesses of the left, it also steers clear of the fallacy that out-of-power political parties must tack toward mushy moderation.
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But some markets have started to change, Andreas Treichl, who steers the lender's businesses in seven central and eastern European countries, said at the sidelines of a news conference.
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Trump aides often liken the federal bureaucracy to a "deep state" — a term once reserved for authoritarian regimes where a permanent, unelected class of officials secretly steers the government.
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As Mr. Maduro effectively steers his country toward one-party rule, he sets it on a collision course with the United States, which buys nearly half of Venezuela's oil.
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A mustachioed James Franco portrays the identical twins, Frankie, a reckless gambler, and Vincent, a worrisome bar owner who steers clear of the trouble his brother's hobby inevitably entails.
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At times it feels as though there's a conspiracy of silence, as if everybody knows about this whole "dead friend thing," but steers well clear of it in conversation.
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What matters is whether the chief justice steers the court towards a moderation and balance which will maintain its historic credibility as an unbiased adjudicator of law, or whether he steers the court towards a series of high profile 5-4 party-line votes, in which five Republican justices make the court a legally lethal weapon of the Trump presidency, Republican Party or conservative movement to the exclusion of all other Americans.
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"I've never known another little boy who's more in love with mowers, tractors and skid steers," Jessa, 25, captioned a photo and video of Spurgeon sitting on a small tractor.
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Author Martine lays out a fantastic look at how a society's memory steers cultural and political events, and offers a meditation on the lengths people will go to be free.
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Lured by Ralph Waldo Emerson quotes and photos of organic vegetables, Ingrid heads west, not to rope steers or mine gold, but to capture the interest of an influential woman.
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Its Autopilot software, which steers, accelerates and slows down the car in some settings, has been criticized by the National Transportation Safety Board for not being restricted to suitable roads.
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He repeatedly makes mistakes when he does provide detail, but most of the time he steers clear of detail and retreats to safer ground he knows well -- his election victory.
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Tesla's Autopilot system is a good example of this; when engaged, it automatically steers and has traffic-aware cruise control, which maintains the car's speed in relation to surrounding traffic.
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The classic example is a lighthouse that steers everyone away from shoals, whether or not they've paid the fee; public health measures that limit disease are in the same category.
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In Princess Hayfa's interview with Mr. Arnaut, she glosses over the dueling narratives in the country, and steers clear of anything that could be perceived as critical of the government.
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But it steers clear of suggesting sweeping changes to Brazil's strict counternarcotics policies and penal code, which several scholars and activists say are at the heart of the violence epidemic.
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Authorities say one of their daughters tried to pose as a coxswain, the leader in the boat who does not row but steers and calls out commands to motivate teammates.
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The designer Luc Donckerwolke, who worked on the high end of the Volkswagen group (that's Audi, Bentley and Lamborghini) now steers the look of the South Korean brand's luxury line.
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As the leader of Google's sprawling artificial intelligence research group, he steers work that contributes to everything from self-driving cars to domestic robots to Google's juggernaut online ad business.
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As for the steers, the only question is whether they will miss the rams that have been their constant companions ever since they were all rescued from the slaughterhouse facade.
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Harris is somewhere in between, a generational contrast to the vice president who has endorsed progressive policies like Medicare-for-all but who also steers clear of fierce ideological rhetoric.
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Focusing on an anise-free, wormwood-only approach, the distillery steers away from traditional herbal absinthe, dropping the added sugar, licorice, and other herbs: The wormwood is on a pedestal.
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In the novel, a cabal of power brokers rigs the election in favor of an Obama-like candidate and steers him away from reforming Wall Street and sending bankers to jail.
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In "Left Behind," he steers a drone at speeds up to 2500 miles per hour through the concrete carcass of an abandoned hospital that pilots have since dubbed the Charpu Cathedral.
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In a securities filing on Tuesday, Oi said Société Mondiale replaced candidate João Pinho de Mello for Durval José Soledade Santos and added a new candidate for the board, William Steers.
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On the other hand, a platform with billions of people that steers people into fringe conspiracy groups via its recommendation algorithms arguably poses a different set of problems to the world.
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Much of the panel transcript consists of the same type of dry business logistics as the rest of this document, but Keenan eventually steers the discussion into far more amusing territory.
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The cast that finally shepherded the film to screens includes Lily James, Matt Smith, Sam Riley and Jack Huston, with Burr Steers ("Igby Goes Down") directing from a script he wrote.
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Carney cited innovations such as the use of forward guidance to give steers on what is likely to happen with borrowing costs, and programs to pump liquidity in the banking system.
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The USDA also lowered its forecast for beef production due to reduced expectations for the number of steers and heifers that will be slaughtered in the second half of the year.
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Discussing her family, Harris is effusive about topics like the character of her mother, who died in 2009, and their favorite recipes, but she steers the conversation away from anything complicated.
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His approach to private companiesThat list of concerns might create the impression that Mallouk wouldn't invest in a company that's losing money, or that he steers clear of the private market.
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Her journey isn't as solo as Ana's: She has a best friend at school to confide in and a counselor who steers Lady Bird's creative energies toward a performing arts class.
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FEMA provides some short-term aid for urgent needs — such as medical help and temporary housing — but it steers applicants toward the S.B.A.'s disaster loans for long-term recovery help.
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Wegman says if a client has always loved a certain diamond shape but is considering taking a chance on a different shape, she usually steers them back toward their initial preference.
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That will again put the focus on Mr. Powell, the chairman, who continues to face pressure from President Trump as he steers the central bank, Jeanna Smialek of the NYT writes.
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Now that she's at a local public college, a professor steers her away from turning in poems titled "A Recipe for Peace in the Middle East," pushing her toward critical thinking.
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Privacy activists, libertarians, security experts and human rights activists argue that end-to-end encryption steers governments away from mass surveillance and toward a more targeted, constitutional form of intelligence gathering.
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Instead of fleeing on the ice dragon's back, the little girl steers it round into battle, where it faces off against the three summer dragons that have landed outside her family's farm.
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He steers the U.S. portion of a technology giant and, at least once a year, he gets on stage to wow the media — if not the world — with new gadgets and gizmos.
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Chris Harrison takes his place at the helm of the party boat and steers us back to Thailand for the all-important first meetings between the Fletcher clan and the two suitors.
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The project—which features the mad talents of Lam, who also steers Vorde, Mongrel, Imperial Trumpet, and others—released its first demo, Individuation, this year, with "Blood Tempest" as a standout track.
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Opinion polls have given conflicting steers on which way the referendum might go, with telephone polls suggesting "In" is comfortably ahead while online polls suggest a tight race that "Out" could win.
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The base model Lucid Air will have "all hardware necessary for autonomous driving," according to Lucid, but the company steers clear of saying whether it will cost more to activate the feature.
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Given that consumers shop around and will purchase their gas from the lowest priced seller, even an advantage of 2628 cents per gallon steers most customers to the major gas station chains.
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For the first time, dozens of participants staged a sit-down before the fire cracker marking the bulls' release to complain that measures to train the steers had over-sanitised the event.
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"The best thing about being my own boss is not having someone tell me what I can and can't do — I want to be able to make my own rules," Steers says.
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Even if Barry steers away from Louisiana, this won't be the last time the region has to deal with the dual threat of extreme late-season flooding and extreme early-season hurricanes.
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He says that while many people in his age group are using 529 college-savings plans to help pay for the educations of their children, he steers his clients away from them.
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Prepare a bit in advance, so that every time the conversation veers back to work tales, you are ready to interject with a new topic that steers everyone in a different direction.
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It would presumably involve winning over centrists and perhaps even disaffected Republicans with the promise of a candidacy that steers a middle ground and doesn't pander to partisan or hard-left interests.
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As Yukari Sakamoto of Food Sake Tokyo steers visitors through the bright sprawl of a depachika (department-store food hall), she delicately cautions against snacking while walking; in Japan, it's considered impolite.
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While the cinematic approaches are different, there is a common thread: Using the body as a force that steers clear of prettiness in favor of something more primal, raw and even ferocious.
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But history tells us that an incumbent who steers us through a challenging time, a la Bush and 9/11 and Obama and the Great Recession, are rewarded with a second term.
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Ryan Warren, a clinical nutritionist at the Jill Roberts Center for Inflammatory Bowel Disease at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian steers her patients toward local, fresh, seasonal foods while traveling abroad.
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Tory activists believe only Mr. Johnson can woo back the faithful from Mr. Farage, but if he steers the party farther right it would be likely to lose more liberal-leaning seats.
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It then steers the airplane on a descent, alerting local traffic and air traffic control to the emergency via preprogrammed text and spoken-word messages it can voice itself over the radio.
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Mr. Cline said that what steered Dorian toward the Bahamas and the United States was what steers most hurricanes in the tropical Atlantic: the prevailing winds that blow from east to west.
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The more Spotify steers people to independent artists, the more negotiating power it has with the labels and music-publishing companies to which it currently pays 70 percent of its revenue in royalties.
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Even as she steers her party further to the left economically—pledging to raise taxes on the rich, for instance—the SD leader, Mette Frederiksen (pictured), is moving to the right on immigration.
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It steers into view a Plan B, who—after his period of isolation—has emerged like a Caterpillar from its cocoon and into a divisive plane of chaos and anarchy, Brexit and Trump.
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Other than coming down on the side of keeping the individual mandate, it steers clear of the minefields that have cropped around Obamacare for the last seven years in favor of minor fixes.
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As part of its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), China now steers major coal investment through the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, which plans to grow Pakistan's coal production from 190 to 21625,2900 megawatts.
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The benefit of the smallest length is it's easier to park and steers like an S.U.V. The medium height meant we had enough room to stack a bunch of T-shirts to sell.
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Regulation draws its legitimacy from a kind of social contract: regulation steers clear where the industry polices itself effectively, but is necessary when industry and markets do not do so on their own.
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It also steers clear of broader issues Trump hoped to address when he embarked on the trade war last year, including broader intellectual property issues, forced technology transfer and massive Chinese industrial subsidies.
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The writer-director Burr Steers came prepared for battle, if not much else, with appealing actors — Charles Dance, Jack Huston and an amusing Lena Headey — as well as handsome drawing rooms and impressive estates.
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For the IMF and other global institutions, there's a broader issue if the world's dominant economy steers away from the norms recommended for other countries, as the Trump administration has already done on trade.
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As a consequence, Shkval's only guidance is an autopilot which steers it towards the place where its target was located at the moment of launch, in the hope that the target has not moved.
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My usual nitpicks with Fire TV's home screen remain: Amazon can push its originals a little too aggressively, and it also steers customers towards Prime Channel subscriptions for HBO, Starz, Epix, and other networks.
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The jet stream consists of a corridor of high winds blowing near the top of the troposphere, or about 35,000 feet up, that separates air masses and both steers and helps fuel storm systems.
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As Pence attended events and visited county fairs -- patting horses and meeting first-place-winning steers in his campaign for re-election as governor -- the question of who Trump would pick continued to grow.
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Going forward, Kuczynski might have a freer hand to govern in the remaining four years of his term if the opposition steers clear of a fresh confrontation out of fear of losing its majority.
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Tom Bohjalian, manager for Cohen & Steers real estate securities portfolios in New York, said broader ownership resulting from the new sector creation will dampen volatility, but he is not expecting the biggest possible boost.
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Leno rides a 2000 Lamborghini R485 wearing a track suit and a gold chain, while Foxworthy steers a 1958 Porsche Diesel Junior dressed like "a typical Porsche guy" in a tweed coat and cap.
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It has a "Made in China 2025" plan, which, among other things, steers the investment of 800 state and local level funds valued at almost $320 billion, according to the US Chamber of Commerce.
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He doesn't love this particular question, and steers the conversation down the path of why it makes sense to lead more than one round in a winner (which also came up in my question).
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But he predicted that Abrams will prove too liberal to exploit it -- at least if Kemp steers his campaign even modestly away from the Trump-like themes that he stressed during the GOP primary.
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It offers a single "no-frills" bank account with low fees, as well as unsecured loans to customers including low-income borrowers, but steers clear of the more complex financial products offered by rivals.
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But Mr. Ouramdane mostly steers clear of the potential shock value and emotion of his subject, which remains secondary to the aesthetic pleasures — the water, the moody lighting and video effects — of the work.
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Desperate to save the man, and safeguard his deception, the captain almost drives the ship aground as he steers it close enough to shore for the killer to plunge into the water and escape.
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It steers participants past offensive still lifes of literally still, dead lifeforms and hunting scenes — for instance, Goya's "Hunting Party" (1775), where a sharpshooter is about to drop an unsuspecting quail from the sky.
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In June, a pair of steers broke free from a slaughterhouse in the city, as has been the case several times in New York City, including one bull that Jon Stewart chauffeured to freedom.
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China, the world's top steel producer, has ramped up exports of steel in recent years, as it steers its economy into services-led growth and away from traditional manufacturing, while avoiding mass job losses.
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This new partnership could possibly create a new care network that steers people away from expensive sites of care when it's unnecessary, said Tim Van Biesen, a partner in Bain & Company's health-care practice.
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Hussein Mehanna is the director of engineering for the Core Machine Learning group at Facebook, which is part of the Applied Machine Learning organization that steers the development of algorithms for Facebook's artificial intelligence.
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From the Bogs of Aughiska's excellent new EP, Fenian Ram, steers well clear of typical metal tropes—or rather, dark ambient tropes, since that's a far closer approximation of the Irish outfit's harrowing soundscapes.
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As she transitions out of racing and steers her multiple businesses - athletic wear, winemaking, writing and speaking - she spoke with Reuters about the lessons learned from her high-risk, high-reward life on the track.
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The result, which established a 53-47 victory for Clinton over Bernie Sanders, steers the former secretary of state's campaign back on track toward her party's nomination after a confidence-shattering defeat in New Hampshire.
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The result, which established a 22016-260 victory for Clinton over Bernie Sanders, steers the former secretary of state's campaign back on track toward her party's nomination after a confidence-shattering defeat in New Hampshire.
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The near-diamond-hard ceramic blades of all five knives—from the chef's to the santoku—will hold an edge far longer than steel, so you'll be able to shred through entire steers between sharpenings.
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And it shows that despite suffering through "production hell" and "delivery logistics hell," one long-standing problem still steers the Model 3's success: the tension between what Tesla needs and what Panasonic can deliver.
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All goes well until your AV decides that the pedestrian in front of you isn't really there, or mistakes the debris trailing a garbage truck for lane guidance, and steers you into a concrete barrier.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's ruling GERB party nominated on Sunday parliament speaker Tsetska Tsacheva to run for president as the Balkan country steers deals with a migrant crisis and growing tensions between Russia and the West.
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I really hope the top brass hears this, sees this, steers the ship a little bit back to the community-based, ethics-based origins that I truly believe were part of the origins of Phylos.
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Lateral movement is also restricted; if a car is double-parked along the route, for instance, the bus must wait until the car moves or the bus operator steers around it using the control box.
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But the city has not come to terms with another part of its Jim Crow legacy: a school system that segregates students from the time they start, and steers them into separate and unequal tracks.
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The son of a diplomat and a meticulous businessman who steers clear of the limelight, he is a striking contrast to Mr. Ghosn, a prominent executive whose success imbued him with a rock-star image.
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Critics of the program say that it steers users toward certain services and away from others, potentially violating the concept of net neutrality — the notion that all traffic on the internet should be treated equally.
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It's rooted in 20th-century history but largely steers clear of the politics that drag down so many contemporary novels, as it journeys from greater Los Angeles to New York to a gossip-soaked kibbutz.
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Kaplan steers clear of Trump's name and is careful to say that what he regards as a mistaken "narrative" around trade and immigration has adherents in both major political parties and among workers and businesses.
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It's a feel-good EP, essentially—crafted for the old fans and the new ones and the future ones, who watch on as he deftly steers through the separate genres that have built his fame.
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All of this raises the possibility — faintly — that while Trump steers the American right toward a foreign policy of retreat, appeasement, and non-intervention, liberals might rediscover their Trumanesque faith in the necessity of Pax Americana.
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They're useful for keeping thousand dollars lenses from clanking against each other in transit, or for making sure your makeup bag steers clear of the eyeglass case you frequently confuse it for (I am very blind).
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"But here, thank God, we went through the drought with water in abundance," de Almeida told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on his 70-acre (1853-hectare) property in Planaltina, Federal District, as steers grazed behind him.
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"Now it is up to shareholders to decide whether Thyssenkrupp steers towards a (viable) future, or towards conflict," said Markus Grolms, deputy head of the Thyssenkrupp works council who represents the IG Metall industrial trade union.
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LA Unified now boasts an entire website dedicated to its sanctuary services, including an automated request form for Know Your Rights workshops and a DACA vertical that steers students directly to the district's chief education counsel.
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In one of my favorite clips from Mother, he swerves between two parked cars, flicks a 360 flip up a curb the wrong way, then steers his body out wide into two ledge tricks—that's it.
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But the city has not fully come to terms with another aspect of its Jim Crow legacy: a school system that segregates students from the time they start, and steers them into separate and unequal tracks.
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The Georgia-based healthcare analytics company introduced a system that identifies socioeconomic hurdles affecting patient health and steers its hospital clients toward programs to invest in that could help boost health outcomes, per Healthcare IT News.
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According to Levin, most people's first impressions when they ride in one of EMC's G-Wagens is that "they're amazed at how well the vehicle steers, so it's responsive for a 25, 30-year-old vehicle."
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It also features Intel's Turbo Boost Max 3.0 tech, which "steers" applications to the highest-performing core, ideally meaning that even those programs which don't know how to use multiple processor cores should be running faster.
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More elegantly, Mr Buchsteiner steers readers through Henry VIII's break from Rome, the English civil war, the psychological legacy of the British empire and the enduring role of the second world war in Britons' self-image.
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The censorship of Al-Borsa, a widely read financial newspaper that generally steers clear of politics and reflects the views of a largely pro-state business community, suggests a more expansive attempt to control private media coverage.
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"I used to be able to feel the vibration of the stampede and that of the bells of the steers," he told Reuters in an interview, referring to the tame, guiding bullocks which run alongside the bulls.
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When growth and real estate fundamentals are strong, such as now, market corrections driven by rising U.S. Treasury yields have been a good time to buy REITs, according to Cohen & Steers, which oversees $62.1 billion in assets.
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Although he steers shy of the exact definition of a bubble if, as some suggest, investors are being effectively forced into a trade due to low rates and bond-buying programs from central banks around the world.
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On the actress' actual birthday, her father, musician Lenny Kravitz, posted a fun photograph of the pair zooming down a road as the singer steers a motorcycle and she playfully sticks out her tongue as the passenger.
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Patricia Espinosa, head of the Executive Secretary of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which steers the climate talks, said both the public and private sector need to act with urgency to avoid "catastrophic effects".
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When D.Va screams "Nerf this!" as Pharah lets loose with a rocket barrage and Junkrat steers his Rip-Tire, all at the same time, you hear each source distinctly without the soundscape turning into a muddy mess.
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The BoE is widely expected to keep interest rates at their record low throughout this year and possibly until 2019 as it steers the British economy through the uncertainty linked to the exit from the European Union.
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Over her six years at the helm, she strengthened academic offerings, created more confidence in the city schools, and engineered a personnel evaluation system that rewards highly competent teachers and steers the lowest performers out the door.
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And then there's the "wartime" CEO, who steers the company when it is fending off an existential threat, be it competition, market change, or a "dramatic macro economic change," much like the coronavirus pandemic threatens to force.
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And while automakers offer technology that steers a vehicle or alerts drivers to a car in the next lane, they have not released technology to tell drivers when they are forgetting a child in the back seat.
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The blueprint also steers clear of changing Social Security's retirement program or Medicare, steps that Mr. Mulvaney, a former South Carolina congressman who has backed entitlement cuts, said he had tried to persuade Mr. Trump to consider.
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They sell a kit that straps to the top of things like excavators, bulldozers and skid steers, taking tech like lidar, GPS and Wi-Fi and meshing them into the machine's innards to give it autonomous smarts.
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The child who grows up feeling that her family's safety depends on her own composure, no matter how crazy the circumstances, steers herself again and again into adult jams where her mettle alone makes all the difference.
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The documentary is often both at its strongest and its weakest when it steers away from examining the details of the case and focuses instead on the diverse urban community affected by Lee's death and Syed's conviction.
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While the book initially looks like a techno-thriller such as Andy Weir's The Martian, Howrey largely steers clear of the technical drama and focuses squarely on the characters and the toll that the mission takes on them.
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Every four years in the run-up to each U.S. presidential election, the focus on financial services and other corporate targets of cyberattacks takes a backseat as politics steers the discussion toward threats within the U.S. election system.
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A colleague says that she now makes a point of drinking water at this point of the evening and steers away from one-to-one conversations with men, lest they mistake her interest in their work for seduction.
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A champion on jetski-powered waterboards, Zapata steers his Flyboard Air craft which flies at up to 140 km per hour by leaning forward or backward, and controls thrust with a throttle connected to his 1,500 horsepower board.
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But Balanchine followers have enjoyed learning that he intended one woman in "Serenade" as the controlling fate who steers a man; we start to understand some of the intention behind Mr. Ratmansky's dances, and it's deepening the music.
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After Mr. Kerry spoke, Mr. Yang, who steers Chinese foreign policy and is senior to the foreign minister, said China remained adamantly opposed to an arbitration case brought by the Philippines to assert its claims in the sea.
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Hannity cautiously steers his interviews with Trump toward the hysteric patriotism Trump can handle and away from policy specifics, annotating Trump's sentences as he goes, making Trump's haters his haters, wearing that hate like they're hating Hannity himself.
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"Instead of seeing the best information from across the web, Google steers her to its low quality 'house' products," he wrote, citing a Wall Street Journal report that discussed ads in Google Maps leading consumers to false listings.
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Steers' handmade film uses appropriated and collaged imagery to craft a surreal, female-centered retelling of Frankenstein, while Pryce created her dreamlike film by burying photographs of Victorian children's lantern slides which she later dug up and reanimated.
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In these films, the trope of the female fatale was rendered as the embodiment of man's undoing: By using her vulnerable affect and tortured sensuality to lure men into fantasies of heroism, she steers them, gracefully, toward danger.
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Trump's election and GOP retention of power in Congress increases the odds that Republicans will push legislation that could drastically overhaul how the Fed steers the U.S. economy — proposals that have been criticized by the usually stoic Yellen.
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Matt Bevin called Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney to protest the budget's plan to defund the Appalachian Regional Commission, which steers millions of dollars in federal funds to 13 states, including Kentucky, the Times reported.
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" Reviewing it alongside two other suspense novels, Tina Jordan calls it a "first-rate, superbly paced paranormal thriller," and applauds its hybrid nature: "Suddenly, sharply, so deftly you hardly notice, Carey steers the novel straight into horror territory.
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Ghost in the Shell wants to raise smart, cyberpunky question about where the soul resides, especially when parts of humans begin getting replaced by machines — though it steers away from any of the political implications of this question.
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But Macron, who is due to meet with Orban, Szydlo and the leaders of Slovakia and the Czech Republic on Friday morning, received strong backing from German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who usually steers clear of openly criticizing eastern states.
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In six months, Gloucester, which steers people to treatment but does not itself provide it, has developed a nationwide network of centers willing to provide beds and take referrals by the police, regardless of whether the addict has insurance.
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The boisterous Trump and reserved May took pains to demonstrate a readiness to maintain the "special relationship" between the United States and Britain, something that is particularly important for May as she steers Britain out of the European Union.
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While some of the chefs' additions are far from conventional—think: Champagne in a duck liver variation or truffles in a veal one—the place steers clear of the starches, binders, and preservatives used to pad out processed versions.
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When he goes to his university library, he has to ask them to turn off the inventory control system so that he can enter, and at the hospital he steers clear of walking too close to the MRI machine.
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EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK PRESIDENT — Christine Lagarde The center-right Frenchwoman, currently heading the International Monetary Fund, would lead the Frankfurt-based European Central Bank (ECB), which steers the economies of the 19 members of the single-currency euro zone.
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But beyond the sheen of cool telegraphed on church Instagram feeds, this new generation of pastors — several of whom, like Wilkerson and Smith, are themselves the sons of prominent pastors — preach a gospel that steers clear of partisan politics.
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Microsoft invests $1 billion in OpenAI in new multiyear partnership OpenAI was founded three years ago by Elon Musk, Sam Altman and others with the aim of performing research and development that steers artificial intelligence in a "friendlier" direction.
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During the first episode of "Maniac," on Netflix, a Russian tour guide steers some red-baseball-capped tourists past a monument in New York Harbor: a flashy gold "Statue of Extra Liberty," her wings spread wide, wielding a sword.
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That jumble of names seems bizarre at first, but there's a common thread between them—weird, wild rock'n'roll—that quickly rises to the forefront and steers the five songs on the project's self-titled debut into curiously uncharted waters.
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ABOARD THE AGIOS EFSTRATIOS, Aegean Sea (Reuters) - Greek Captain Argyris Frangoulis lifts his binoculars and with eyes fixed on the Aegean Sea horizon, steers his patrol boat out near the Turkish border to a dinghy full of stranded refugees.
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He is a four-star general who is vice chairman of the ruling Workers' Party's Central Committee and a close aide to Kim Jong Un. As director of the United Front Department, he steers Pyongyang's relations with South Korea.
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But even if I find gerontocracy more congenial by then, hopefully a Demeny movement will continue to live by the admonition I offer now: The hand that steers the minivan should be the hand that rules the world. ☐
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Along with six sheep, two steers, 150 hens and 14 hives' worth of honeybees (two visiting pigs are soon to arrive), they live at the Queens County Farm Museum, which, though far from small — 47 acres — is certainly extraordinary.
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WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — As I stood in the midst of enormous Holstein steers leisurely munching hay at a spanking new barn at Farm Sanctuary in upstate New York, I thought about Knickers, the already fading meme of bovine gigantism.
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While Mr. Jones pondered a line of dialogue in which he told Ms. Steers, "I've seen you come here before," the director, Jay Scheib, carefully offered the actor a note: "Put in a break before 'before,'" Mr. Scheib said.
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The online platform is officially launching to the public this week with a new formula: Round will provide non-accredited investors with access to world-class money managers, including DoubleLine Capital, PIMCO, Gabelli Funds, Cohen & Steers and Guggenheim Partners.
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Whoever steers Britain into its post-Brexit era will face a grim task, with an exit deal that is likely to leave no one satisfied, frail public institutions, a fragile economy and a Labour Party increasingly setting the economic agenda.
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The tagline was brought back after months of consumer researchDDB created the "Like a Good Neighbor" ads under its predecessor Needham, Harper & Steers and it blew up in the 1970s, thanks to a jingle written by pop star Barry Manilow.
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The idea with the new directory is twofold: First, it steers companies to discover more services to build around their Stripe payments, which further locks in those customers to Stripe to keep them from churning away to another payment provider.
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The bull was being examined on Saturday at a Cornell University veterinary hospital to be sure he was healthy enough to undergo the procedure that will allow him to live out his days with the other steers in Watkins Glen.
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In a brisk, stylized opening-credits sequence, writer-director Burr Steers (17 Again, Igby Goes Down) lays out a new history of England, with killer corpses roaming everywhere, and the upper classes training in Eastern martial arts to fight them off.
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Indicated 0.9 percent lower Deutsche's Asia/Pacific head Werner Steinmueller told Sueddeutsche Zeitung in an interview on Monday that he will ensure the bank steers a clean course in countries in the region that are vulnerable to corruption and money-laundering.
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The most obvious sign of that effort is Marcus, the online-only bank: it has raced to about $3bn of consumer loans in 18 months of operations, and is busily buying businesses like Clarity Money, which steers people toward cheaper loans.
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The New York Times outlined most of these advantages in an investigation entitled "How Amazon steers shoppers to its own products," where it found: Amazon uses the data it gets from third-party sellers to help determine what it actually sells.
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Borrowers have a right under the law to apply for enrollment in these plans, but, according to the lawsuit, Navient steers people into a costlier option called forbearance, in which they can take a break from payments but interest keeps building.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently told reporters that the California proposal got his "competitive juices flowing" and expressed an interest in seeing a proposal in his own state that steers more workers away from independent contractor status, according to Crain's.
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DETROIT, Dec 3 (Reuters) - British exotic sports car maker McLaren Automotive will bank on expanded sales in Asia and a new generation of hybrid cars as it steers toward a potential public offering, the company's chief executive said on Tuesday.
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The decision to shift sales from Bregier's direct control raises uncertainty over the stability of the management deal and steers him toward a purely industrial role, a position the 56-year-old former missiles CEO is unlikely to relish indefinitely.
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The new report, a 217-page study titled "The Reform Obstruction Phenomenon," was written by researchers from the Economic System and Management Institute of China's National Development and Reform Commission, which steers policy on industry, energy and many other sectors.
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When, in one creepily insinuating moment, he steers a possessed Laura toward her bedroom to "have some fun," the kick of dread we feel is not from the occult, but from a peril that's all too rooted in the everyday.
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But I did catch the 1992 VHS release, where Freeman steers her—and himself—not just through her affairs in Atlanta, but through the droves of shifting race relations that always seemed offset, distant, and off-camera—like white art imitating white life.
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Emma Stone is known for keeping her personal life, well, personal — she steers clear of social media sites like Instagram and Twitter — but Vogue's November cover star just gave us a peek into her life in the magazine's 73 Questions video series.
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In the investment community, 75-year old Peltz, who speaks in calm tones and steers clear of the name-calling often heard in other contests, was thought to be the only activist who could take on P&G and its entrenched management.
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Part of the reason Danniel and Knickers were able to grow so large is simply that they weren't killed: Knickers is seven years old, and, according to the USDA, steers that are processed into meat are generally slaughtered before they reach age four.
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High financing costs and inflation in Latin America's No. 3 economy discourage the investment necessary to produce the steers demanded by the global market and prompt the early slaughter of cattle for local consumption, said Adrian Bifaretti, head of the Beef Promotion Institute.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 229 (Reuters) - South African fast-food chain owner Famous Brands, which owns Wimpy, Steers and Debonairs pizza said on Monday it will take a pre-tax impairment charge of 14.45943 million rand ($214.4594 million), sending its shares down 21 percent.
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The run typically includes half a dozen larger and faster steers, which help keep the herd focused on running all the way to the ring, along with half a dozen specially-bred smaller, aggressive bulls from different breeders each day of the week.
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However, protesters claimed that efforts to train the steers to run faster and keep the bulls in a tighter pack, plus the application of a non-slip chemical along the route, had made the run too safe and removed much of the thrill.
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The jet stream, which is a narrow highway of strong winds at about 30,000 feet above the Earth's surface that steers weather systems, tends to become more amplified, or wavier, in the days after a strong typhoon recurves into the northern Pacific Ocean.
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What is less understandable is why wellness food writer, and somewhat ironically titled "The Yes Chef," Tess War, steers "clear of anything white" or "refined," putting her trust instead in a kind of benevolent Mother Nature that I'm not sure really exists.
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The Fed is widely expected to hike interest rates for the first time in 2016 after its two-day meeting, but the market is focused on how the central bank steers monetary policy in the wake of Donald Trump's election win last month.
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MELBOURNE/BEIJING (Reuters) - Vale SA's catastrophic dam failure in Brazil may knock it off its perch as the biggest iron ore exporter as the resulting rally in high-grade ore prices steers buyers towards rivals offering cheaper ore, industry sources said on Wednesday.
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In "Neruda," Mr. Larraín steers clear of cradle-to-grave clichés for a formally exciting movie that both places Neruda in a specific world-historical moment and shows him as a poet of the people — of fawning intellectuals, striking workers, adoring prostitutes.
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Billed as the "outstanding central banker of his generation" by Osborne, who appointed him, Carney was criticized for giving premature steers about when the Bank might start to raise interest rates from their record lows as Britain recovered from the financial crisis.
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If the United States and China avoid imposing new tariffs before a deadline at the beginning of March, and Britain somehow steers clear of a chaotic departure from the European Union at the end of the same month, the mood could quickly shift.
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When Frank deftly steers the conversation toward Claire, and how the "unlikely" possibility of his wife emerging as the party's choice may mean that Cathy has to cede her role as selected VP, Cathy immediately expresses a willingness to support the first lady.
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In the 875-meter chase through the narrow streets of the city a half dozen, specially bred, aggressive bulls, led by six larger, more docile steers race from their pen to the city's bull ring as runners dodge horns and stampeding hooves.
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Christopher W. Landsea, science and operations officer at the National Hurricane Center, said that the Bermuda high, a persistent zone of high pressure that steers many hurricanes westward across the Atlantic, is also largely responsible for blunting Hurricane Matthew's progress toward the north.
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The evening also marks the premiere of two new Peephole Cinema films: "Edge of Alchemy" by Stacey Steers and "Phosphene Phantasmagoria" by Charlotte Pryce, which will be on view 24/7 in the alley behind Automata for the rest of the year.
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"The IMF's current framework, grounded in more conventional economic thinking, broadly steers members towards using the exchange rate as a shock absorber," she said, adding this had provided a good approximation of how advanced economies adjust to external shocks and exchange rate movements.
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While the Peugeot fantasy car is self-driving, it can also be driven manually, or flipped into a "sharp" autonomous mode that accelerates and steers more aggressively - because, as the company said in promoting the concept, "boredom is not part of our DNA".
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He had received a bad kick from a man or an animal; the feeling in the end was that no man was responsible, but that Augustus had gone among the steers in the neighboring field, themselves awaiting slaughter, and had frightened them.
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When a character is assaulted this season — no spoilers, but readers know — the show steers clear of showing the act itself, and focuses instead on the reaction of people outside the room, on "the fact that they didn't do anything," Davis said.
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On the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, Legum alleged that Republicans have beat the drum of online "bias" early and often because it steers the conversation away from other topics that might come up at next week's Congressional tech hearings.
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But the new budget steers an additional $231 billion to the Defense Department, with the possibility of an additional $229 billion on the condition that the White House presents a plan to Congress to defeat ISIS, according to a senior congressional aide.
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PAMPLONA, Spain (Reuters) - Two people were gored and at least four others were treated for injuries on Thursday after the seventh bull run at the San Fermin festival in Pamplona where thousands of runners sprint from a dozen bulls and steers through narrow city streets.
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In an interview with CBS This Morning's Charlie Rose on Wednesday, the New England Patriots' wife and supermodel, Gisele Bündchen, says she is the reason the family steers clear of eating white sugar, white flour, MSG, caffeine, fungus, dairy, nightshades and yes, even strawberries.
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But it deals as well with the consternation that paterfamilias Mike (Michael Cudlitz) feels when looking at his brother-in-law, Tom (Faxon), whose carefree, childless lifestyle is symbolized by the comically large new van he steers into the family's driveway on Christmas morning.
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"It was agreed that an early opening of the session will provide an opportunity to make the best use of the time available to finalize negotiations on the work program under the Paris Agreement," the UNFCCC, which steers the climate talks, said in a statement.
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While the star's unexpected bordeaux pout is slightly out of season (which might be why we're so into it!), it's also a lipstick shade she typically steers clear of, as she's more drawn to pinks and reds, according to her makeup artist Amy Nadine.
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Underwood had a traumatic year, overcoming a life-changing facial injury, but she steers clear of the topic on Cry Pretty in favor of exploring some tried and true topics that are country favorites and getting political for the first time in her career.
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One of those was badly gored, with the official festival web site publishing an image of a bull thrusting its horn into his forearm as two steers trampled over him on the floor while another man also lay underneath and other people rushed by.
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"We made good progress, but we cannot sit back, we need to continue to speed up and deepen the conversation," Patricia Espinosa, who leads the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) which steers the talks, told a news conference in the Thai capital.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, a champion of forward guidance, essentially abandoned the tool this year after previous steers were knocked off course by the plunge in oil prices and inflation, earning him the epithet of "an unreliable boyfriend" from a member of parliament.
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I will do everything I can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months, but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination.
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"If interest rates are going up because the economy is improving, that can be positive for REITs because landlords can raise rents to cover the rate increases," said Brian Cordes, a senior vice president at Cohen & Steers, an investment company focused on real estate.
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Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen, who steers the nation's monetary policy in addition to having robust regulatory powers, has already said she has no intention of ending her term early, and plans to at least serve out her full time as chairwoman, until January 2018.
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Everyone knows their place—basically, helm steers, tactical shoots, engineering makes sure the power's diverted where it needs to be, while the captain oversees all to ensure balance across the board—and not acknowledging commands, or issuing ones of your own, will lead to disaster.
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According to her manifesto, all her social plans for the working class would be feasible without increasing taxes, simply by limiting immigration and possibly leaving the EU. Of course, the National Front steers clear of putting an exact figure on the savings they would make.
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Why it matters: This is a big deal for the community-based site who calls itself "the front page of the internet" WhileReddit has blocked offensive subreddits in the past, the site usually steers clear of banning forums unless they explicitly violate terms of service.
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While most Arab news media is controlled or censored by governments, Al Jazeera has drawn praise, and ire, as the first Arabic-language network to air voices critical of authoritarian regimes (although it steers clear of denouncing Qatar or members of its royal family).
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While most Arab news outlets are controlled or censored by governments, Al Jazeera has drawn praise, and ire, as the first Arabic-language network to air voices critical of authoritarian regimes (although it steers clear of denouncing Qatar or members of its royal family).
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After the prep course, the Air Force looks at each candidate's performance at basic training and the prep course, as well as candidates' preferences, and then steers them into either the Special Tactics and Guardian Angel course of initial entry, or the TACP course.
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Grahame-Smith is also responsible for 2010's Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which was turned into a (rather dismally reviewed) action movie; thankfully, in the hands of screenwriter/director Burr Steers, P&P&Z sidesteps the serious treatment in favor of plenty of winking camp.
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The series largely steers clear of the anachronisms that can mar rock-history dramas (the too-loose denim in "Almost Famous", for example) and it fusses over the real business practices of sleazy labels, such as dumping returned stock in waterways and bribing broadcasters for airplay.
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Highlights include Bath Curtain, a heart-wrenching 1992 painting by Hugh Steers depicting a man tending to his lover, and Peter Hujar's Diagnostic Letter, a 1987 letter from Hujar's doctor detailing his AIDS diagnostics, with a drawing by David Wojnarowicz of two men kissing over the writing.
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"I don't think the BOJ needs to abandon its 2 percent target but it needs to take a more flexible approach," she said, adding that the key to the outlook would be how the central bank steers a smooth exit from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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One big reason is misguided campaign-finance "reform" that steers political money away from parties — whose aims are to find and finance candidates who can win office, irrespective of ideology — and toward issue-advocacy groups and Super PACs that demand ideological purity in exchange for support.
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While most of the Arab news media is controlled or censored by governments, Al Jazeera has drawn praise, and ire, as the first Arabic-language network to air voices critical of authoritarian regimes (although it steers clear of denouncing Qatar or members of its royal family).
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He routinely steers clear of extremes — on health care, on guns, on environmental issues — not because he lacks conviction or courage, at least not from where I'm sitting, but because extremes aren't where the most progress is usually made or where healing is likeliest to happen.
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Like any Jewish story worth the salt that Lot's wife became, it's admirably and quite beautifully rooted in 20th-century history — and yet, at the same time, it largely steers clear of the politics that, from one angle or another, drag down so many contemporary novels.
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While reading Steinke, I kept thinking of "Pause," an essay about menopause by the poet Mary Ruefle, who steers her way between despair and deliverance: "You must pause first, the way one must always pause before a great endeavor, if only to take a good breath."
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" A State Department spokesperson for Western Hemisphere affairs said the new restrictions "on US passenger and recreational vessels, including cruise ships and yachts, and corporate and private aircraft, steers American dollars away from the Cuban regime, and its military and security services, who control the tourism industry in Cuba.
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Above all, unlike normal steers that spend a few months in a feedlot and then go to market, the cattle in Mr. Gordon's herd are allowed to live for years, sometimes close to their life spans of nearly two decades, before being turned into steaks for his restaurant.
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A general explanation of what's been going on so far this March, however, is that the jet stream — the highway of air moving from west-to-east at around 35,000 feet, which steers weather systems and helps energize them — has been repeatedly taking big dips across the East Coast.
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Unlike the many cattle operations out West that pack their animals onto small lots and feed them a slurry of grains to fatten them up quickly, Campbell's allows its Black Angus steers to graze on pastureland for much of the year, taking nearly two years to mature the animals.
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Favilla introduces us to the online punctuation police ("comma panic," vanity capitalization), helps us read between the lines in our inboxes ("the 48 most annoying ways to start off an email") and steers us through the etymological minefield that is modern digital communication ("42 ways to type laughter").
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The ad steers clear of lofty campaign imagery and instead delves into the kitchen table issues at the heart of what Harris calls her "3 am agenda" -- solving the immediate problems that worry Americans, from being unable to afford expenses to health care and unequal pay for women.
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About six years ago, when the police in New Jersey pulled over a driver for erratic driving while hauling two longhorn steers, Karl Bauer, a two-time world champion in the sport of mounted shooting, says he was called in to rope and wrangle the animals off the trailer.
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Pilots now spend more time learning these automated systems than practicing hands-on flying, so newer pilots are less comfortable with taking manual control when the computer steers them wrong, according to interviews with a dozen pilots and pilot instructors at major airlines and aviation universities around the world.
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Wednesday's remarks sent stocks soaring and moved at least one analyst, Gregory Daco at Oxford Economics, to expect two instead of three rate hikes next year, as the Fed steers the economy toward a "soft landing" where it could keep growing at a slower clip without stoking inflation.
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Such a government would have a wide ideological span and require some bending of red lines; the Greens, for instance, insist they will only enter a government that steers Germany towards a ban on cars with internal-combustion engines, while the CSU say they will only join one that does not.
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The company admits as much in a research outline of the project, though it steers the focus away from these trained algorithms and back to the original data-set (whose value the algorithms will now have absorbed and implicitly contain): The algorithms developed during the study will not be destroyed.
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This week the showrunner, Jakob Verbruggen, who is also the episode's director, steers the series in a decidedly less disgusting direction, although the subject matter is no less disturbing: What is the etiquette for informing a high-society couple over lunch that their son may have murdered a young boy prostitute?
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Just days before appearing with Mr. Trump in Louisville, he joined a conference call with the president's budget director, Mick Mulvaney, to protest a White House proposal to defund the Appalachian Regional Commission, an economic development agency that spans 13 states and steers millions of dollars in federal money to Kentucky.
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Even when Walker decides to cut loose and let down his hair with a visit to Cold Stone Creamery, the man steers clear of anything that could even remotely be considered indulgent and opts for a singular scoop of vanilla ice cream devoid of any distracting mix-ins or toppings.
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If you're a Wazer hoping to drive between Israel and the Palestinian Territories, take heed: Today, the navigation app cautions drivers that the routes are high-risk, that Israelis are prohibited from some areas by law, and steers them toward areas where Israelis are permitted—but vehicles with Palestinian license plates aren't.
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Still, such a plan -- which the Trump team has portrayed as a "blind trust" -- would do little to preclude conflicts of interest from arising, since Trump insists he will maintain close contact with his kids while they manage the family's international network of business interests, even as he steers US foreign policy.
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" BRITISH PRIME MINISTER DAVID CAMERON, WHO CAMPAIGNED TO KEEP BRITAIN IN "I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination ... it is in the national interest to have a period of stability and then the new leadership required.
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This means, as everyone realizes with dawning horror, that the hybrids can turn any animal into an undead version of itself — a possibility Jackson turns into a probability when he steers their huge plane through the barrier and unleashes the hybrids back upon the world at large to prey upon the living.
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The technology provided a number of convenience and safety features, including forward, lane departure and side collision warnings and automatic emergency braking as well as its adaptive cruise control and so-called Autosteer features, which when used together steers and allows the vehicle to follow (the adaptive cruise control feature) on highways.
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Mr. Barr faces an array of challenges, not least retaining the confidence of both Mr. Trump and Congress as he steers the department through the anticipated conclusion of the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and the question of whether and how to make any report from Mr. Mueller public.
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While the Oscar-winning space adventure "Gravity", which opened Venice in 2013, seduced audiences by the graceful beauty of floating above the Earth, "First Man" squeezes the viewer into a cramped capsule from which Armstrong gets occasional glimpses of the Moon as he steers towards touch-down - scenes Chazelle made deliberately claustrophobic and disorientating.
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This rare projection for a company that usually steers clear of sharing any outlook, which comes after the company reported a 4th quarter that fell short of Wall Street expectations on both the top and bottom line - a result Disney attributed partly to the confusing addition of a 53rd week in the prior year.
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Directed by Burr Steers and based on the bestselling Seth Grahame-Smith novel that reimagines Jane Austen's prim English landscape as a zombie-infested hellscape, Pride delivers campy, gruesome scares by the generous handful, working overtime to balance the delicate romance that has kept audiences tethered to the original PrIde and Prejudice for centuries.
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It is the same for nearly everyone in the young boy's orbit—his father steers a fishing boat over choppy waters, his grandmother cooks her son's fresh catch for dinner, and they both urge Samuele, who hates the sea, to build up his sea legs and get ready to follow in his father's footsteps.
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In the months since the altercation, Mr. Lewandowski has traveled frequently with Mr. Trump aboard Air Force One to his political rallies and has continued to meet frequently with the president in the White House, though West Wing aides now try to make sure he steers clear of Mr. Kelly's corner of the West Wing.
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The complaint vanished quickly enough into the swirl of offhand upset that surrounds the Knicks in general—the barnacle-encrusted grumperies their chief executive steers towards any open mic, the perpetual sense that at any moment the team is poised to make an unforced and extremely expensive mistake—and which naturally follows a loss like this.
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Seated on the 14th floor, in a conference room overlooking Bryant Park, the comedian and actor Wyatt Cenac convened a room of journalists and critics to discuss his new show, Problem Areas, which debuts this evening on HBO and steers the late-night focus away from White House scandal and on to the problems of policing in America.
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"Although eyes are typically focused on the headline CPI (consumer price index), we note that today's factory gate price data are worthy of attention, given that they provide one of the earliest steers on how the post-Brexit referendum fall in sterling is affecting prices," Victoria Clarke, an economist at Investec Economics said in a research note.
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Grandstanding by the government (blimpishly labelling as "British values" principles like tolerance that are in no sense autochthonous), as well as by some Islamic bodies (the Muslim Council has railed unhelpfully against Prevent) and the press (prone to lazy talk of "the Muslim community" as an indivisible monolith) steers British Muslims away from anti-extremism initiatives.
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There is clearly no maliciousness to Smith's revelation, and the fact he even tweeted about it is, yes, better than the odd safe-playing star who steers entirely away from these issues, but it's hard not to be worried by someone of his stature only just waking up to something as prevalent as racism in 2016.
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Now that his meme is waning, it seems that we should all reflect on the simple fact that most of us had no idea how big cattle actually are, how big Holsteins are, and certainly not even an inkling of how big Holstein steers are, and what they do for a living, while they are living.
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As Pein migrates from the Hacker Condo to, eventually, a literal tent ($35 a day on Airbnb), he passes through lurid publicity parties for companies like Nerdwallet, which raised $64 million in its first round of fund-raising and makes money from advertising and referral fees earned when it steers users toward certain loans or insurance policies.
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According to Business Insider's interviews with several current employees and advisors, he steers Hawkfish with the help of several other tech and advertising executives, including:Former Foursquare CEO Jeff Glueck Tim Castree, former North American CEO at WPP's ad-buying network GroupMBryson Gordon, ex-head of advanced advertising at ViacomVeterans of top tech companies including Facebook, Google, and Snapchat
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Teachout and Williams had, along with Nixon, come together to form a de facto progressive ticket, one that extended into the handful of state Senate races where grass-roots-powered primary challengers -- a mostly young, diverse group seeking to oust entrenched incumbents -- pledged to unlock the seemingly impenetrable maneuvering that steers Albany, the state's corruption-plagued capital.
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Mr. Cox, who was an executive at several major ad agencies before starting his own firm, was with the New York office of Needham, Harper & Steers/USA in the early 20073s when it volunteered to collaborate with the industry's charitable Advertising Council to execute a radio, television and print campaign directed at children for the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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They include the nun who helps the newlyweds settle in France; a moody Jewish artist from Newark who paints Beal's portrait in his dingy Paris studio; a spirited young Irishwoman who steers Thomas toward becoming a winemaker and is obviously smitten with him; and two insistent men who think Beal should simply forsake her marriage and run off with them.
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Each of Tesla's new Full Self Driving Computer boards actually come with two of the new chips for redundancy, and it's just one of the many redundant features you'd hope and expect to find in situations where you'll be trusting your life to a computer — you'll also find redundant power, and even redundant calculations where the system compares results from both processors before it steers the car.
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Going forward, the real demographic question is not whether voters of color will combine with progressive whites to form a new American majority; it's whether Democrats, without abandoning their commitment to racial justice and to America's immigrants, can succeed in crafting a message and an agenda that steers clear of the liberal version of racial stereotyping: assuming that people of color will inevitably vote alike.
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My hope, based on decisions in the Nixon and Clinton cases, is that the chief justice steers the Roberts court, in a nation as bitterly divided as America remains today, to decide the current cases expeditiously — even if it requires denying to hear appeals of cases already decided by courts of appeals, and to act with the unanimity and resolve the court achieved in those earlier cases.
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