Browne steps over and adjusts the hem of the shirtdress.
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We paced the same steps, over and over, as if caged.
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As for privacy, Apple has made tiny steps over the years.
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When he steps over the line, they may need to stand up.
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It doesn't always work perfectly, making some mis-steps over more abstract images.
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He side steps over and starts rubbing his best mate on the back.
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An office assistant walks in and steps over the pair to deliver a message.
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"We repeat the last two steps over and over again," Güçlütürk and Güçlü wrote.
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"I have where she steps over," she replies, and begins playing a little before that.
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Iverson was boxed into a corner, he hits that shot and then steps over this motherfucker?
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China has taken steps over the past few years to relax its hold on the renminbi.
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Mr. Shafaq steps over the boundary rope and signs cap after cap on his raised knee.
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He steps over to her, kneels down beside the chair, places a hand on her arm.
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They got to be tough, but to have another member inciting that just steps over the line.
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The business leadership of The Times has taken steps over the past year to increase privacy protections.
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"Where is the world?" asks the man who steps over bodies as he films the gruesome scene.
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She stops when she reaches the ketchup, then steps over the mess and walks toward the cash register.
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Alternatively, it might interpret the Trump administration's steps over Taiwan as a mere prop to pressure on trade.
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The Chinese government has taken a number of small steps over the past year to rein in borrowing.
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"It's also first steps, over time, toward governments trusting Airbnb to assume more responsibility for regulating their hosts."
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This system declares that if a president steps over the line, overreaches, he or she will be held accountable.
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"A successful life essentially consists of doing these five steps over and over again," Dalio says in the series.
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Uber In a blog post titled "Supporting you during the Coronavirus," Uber laid out next steps over the weekend.
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And they did it in one step, they didn't do it in four steps over a long period of time.
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Seoul (CNN)With 20 steps over the military demarcation line at the Korean Demilitarized Zone Sunday, US President Donald Trump made history.
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In one case, the researchers were able to fool Jawbone's servers into thinking one user walked one billion steps over five hours.
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If you live to eighty, inshallah, that comes to 200 million steps over the course of your life, a hundred thousand miles.
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Apparent campaign miss-steps over France's colonial past and gay marriage have raised concerns he could make gaffes on the campaign trail.
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have taken important steps over the last two months to facilitate this.
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Kroger, meantime, has made a series of bold steps over the past few months to further its online grocery and delivery business.
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The Icelandic authorities have taken significant steps over the past few months to substantially ease capital controls on Icelandic households and businesses.
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"When she steps over the line, she takes on the personality of one of the top goalkeepers in the world," Dambach said.
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Cypriot president Nicos Anastasiades said Cyprus was taking the "necessary" steps over the matter, but seemed keen to play down any escalation.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov called the sanctions as well as other U.S. steps over alleged hacking, groundless, and promised a response.
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"I've had to take extensive steps over the course of several years to manage my emotional reactions to these verbal attacks," she wrote.
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The provincial government and Vancouver's municipal government have taken several steps over the past year aimed at cooling the red-hot housing market.
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The telescope is meant to ride into space folded up and then slowly expand in a lengthy series of steps over two weeks.
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It follows a string of smaller steps over the past two years, including cutting down transportation costs and encouraging investment in gas storage.
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Israel has been taking steps over the past few years to boost trading volumes in Tel Aviv, reducing regulations and encouraging dual-listings.
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The announcement came Sunday night after another Iranian official said it would consider taking even-harsher steps over the U.S. killing of Gen.
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" Cotton said the U.S. needs to draw a "firmer line" on Russia and needs to impose consequences when the country steps "over the line.
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However, China has been trying to get more involved, especially in Syria peace efforts, and has taken tentative steps over the Yemen crisis too.
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The 60-metre-high pyramid consists of six stacked steps over a burial shaft tomb which is 28 meters deep and seven meters wide.
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Abe will not hold talks with Moon unless Seoul takes constructive steps over World War-Two era forced labor and other issues, the paper said.
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Next Steps Over the next year and beyond, there are a lot more details and trade-offs to work through related to each of these principles.
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Both Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters have taken steps over the last several years to open up APIs and allow greater customization of their analytics product platforms.
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Isn't that what often drives you crazy about musicals, having to listen to the same damn melodies and watch the same dance steps over and over?
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The showstopper is the view from the steps over the pool, which seems to disappear into space and merge with the blue sea in the distance.
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"Investors look at Elon, and some say he's a promoter or that he steps over bounds with what he promises," said Robert W. Baird analyst Ben Kallo.
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You can be sure that anytime an officer steps over the line and into criminal behavior, as this one did, my office will hold that individual accountable.
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Between the lines: Many of North Korea's steps over the last 6 months have seemed designed to ratchet up pressure on the Trump administration to make concessions.
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Still, the Trump administration has faced scrutiny for delays in testing for the coronavirus, prompting officials to take steps over the past week to ramp up testing.
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Sachs frequently steps over the line and in his ardor for his subject and addiction to detail tells us more than most of us need to know.
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To start his morning's work, he steps over the edge of a platform and descends a ladder as the Earth looms below him like a marbled ocean.
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On his way to a customer, the Guy practically steps over a group of young black men who are handcuffed and sitting on the ground, surrounded by police.
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Season 1 introduced us to Elizabeth Bancroft (Sarah Parish), a detective who harbors a dangerous secret and steps over many lines to keep a colleague from discovering it.
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But the Trump administration has taken numerous steps over the last few years to both hamstring the Obamacare marketplaces for private insurance and to roll back Medicaid enrollment.
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We take this matter very seriously and have taken a number of steps over the past several years to help address the important issue of tobacco sales to minors.
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An Apple representative said the company had taken steps over the weekend to prevent further infections by revoking a digital certificate that enabled the rogue software to install on Macs.
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For now, Mohammad steps over to the next body and watches over the top of his date planner while the men below unzip the bag, the 16th of the day.
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Historically, tumultuous societal change -- that modifications to gun laws might represent -- has required incremental steps over decades, as in the fight for civil rights or equality for same-sex couples.
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Jer shows HandiPic for wino: Guy in smushed tophat , "X" for eyes, red cheeks, lying on side under lamp pole, fancy man in not-smushed tophat steps over him, holding own nose.
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Separately, she told the Washington Post in an interview it would be up to House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal to decide the next steps over the tax return issue.
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The U.S. administration has also been accused of sending mixed messages by, at times, distancing itself from the Kurdish militia but also preparing sanctions on Turkey if it steps over the line.
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"Political uncertainty and the consumer slowdown will continue to keep a lid on growth next year, even if there are some positive Brexit steps over coming weeks," said James Smith at ING.
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Nine out of 10 people have taken steps over the last year to protect themselves, mostly by reviewing their card and bank statements more often, according to a new survey by CompareCards.com.
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Burr has taken a series of steps over the last several months to make sure that his committee doesn't devolve into the intense, partisan bickering that has consumed the House Intelligence Committee.
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Rosio then leads the crowd as they walk a few steps over to Hija de Sanchez, where they finish the night off in style with "dirty" tacos, more mezcal, and impromptu dancing.
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"After all of the steps over two years, we're left now with no instrumental explanation—this is truly from the sky," Judd Bowman, the study's first author from Arizona State University, told Gizmodo.
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It's not that Samsung's TouchWiz isn't flat enough — the company has taken many steps over the last few years to shed its gloss and skeuomorphic design elements — but that it doesn't feel fresh anymore.
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Originally just a chronologically-ordered feed of information, Twitter has taken steps over the years to make its service more approachable, and it's always testing out new ways to boost tweets, likes, and retweets.
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An Apple representative said the company had taken steps over the weekend to prevent attacks by revoking a digital certificate from a legitimate Apple developer that enabled the rogue software to install on Macs.
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GM's move to shrink its South Korean operations is the latest in a series of steps over the past three years to put profitability and investments in new technology ahead of sales and production volume.
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Here I'm shown pictures and posts from people I don't know before I can tap through to the important business of whether I'm kicking my actual friends' butts in steps over the last 7 days.
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For Baa2 negative Italy, steps over the last couple of weeks to tackle its banking problems could be positive, though it may not be if more than the 20 billion euros set aside is needed.
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The biggest hydraulic fracking services provider, which earlier this month cut 650 jobs in North America, said it would take steps over the next few quarters that will lead to $300 million in annualized cost savings.
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"There's no magic bullet to weight loss there are a few small steps over a period of time," says Brian, who used MyFitnessPal to count calories, reduce portion size and track his 10,000 steps per day.
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"We have taken additional steps over the last decade, including enhancing our timekeeping systems and additional training, to make sure all our associates understand the importance of those policies and comply with them," the company said.
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The Russian is completely unmoved when he steps over the dead bodies of hundreds of his comrades, with the same unconcern he buries his dead compatriots, and with no less indifference he faces his own death.
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He has no experience — unlike the colleague, Tracey Wolfe (Rosie Perez), he blithely steps over — but he has a big ambition: putting on "Spring Awakening," the rock musical about teenagers in sexually repressed 19th-century Germany.
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The biggest hydraulic fracking services provider, which earlier this month cut 650 jobs in North America, said it would take steps over the next few quarters that will lead to $300 million in annualized cost savings.
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While Apple has taken several steps over the years to make subscriptions easier to manage (and more difficult to scam), the fact that deleting an app doesn't actually cancel your subscription has been a point of contention.
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Activity in China has continued to cool despite a flurry of growth steps over the past year, raising questions over whether more rapid and forceful stimulus may be needed, even if it risks racking up more debt.
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The Trump administration has taken several pro-Israel steps over his presidency, including declaring Jerusalem the capital of Israel, moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem and diminishing hundreds of millions of dollars in humanitarian aid to the Palestinians.
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CEO Mark Read took a number of significant steps over the past 12 months that offer an overview of the ad industry&aposs ongoing evolution as his three-year plan to streamline the sprawling global network takes shape.
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Neverwhere's Richard is a charmingly bumbling Martin Freeman type who finds his inner hero over the course of the novel; his domineering girlfriend, Jessica, steps over the prone body of a girl lying bleeding in the street without blinking.
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On Monday, Gantz and Netanyahu met for the first time since Israel's elections, a gathering that Israel's president said resulted in "significant steps" over the formation of a new government, which could see both Gantz and Netanyahu serving together.
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EPA regulations -- The Trump administration has been taking big steps over the last two years to undo major Obama administration regulations at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and those efforts are on track to kick into high gear in 85033.
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"We have taken extensive steps over the past few years to strengthen Panasonic Avionics' compliance programs and internal controls, and we welcome an independent compliance monitor to assess our progress," said Hideo Nakano, CEO of Panasonic Avionics, in a statement.
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Barring a trade meltdown or other shock, the most likely options to boost growth in coming months include more fiscal spending and liquidity infusions by the central bank in various forms, sources said, building on similar steps over the past year.
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Dancers were warming up — one lay on the floor, her legs extended stiffly in front of her, doing crunches; others stood in the center of the room seeming to turn dance steps over in their minds before bursting into spectacular pirouettes.
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Amazon has taken some steps over the last few years to appear more like a good corporate neighbor, including donating 60,000 square feet of its downtown real estate, with a 10-year no-rent agreement, to a shelter for homeless families.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Italy will seek a deal with the European Commission over the coming weeks to avoid European Union disciplinary steps over its rising public debt and is ready to adopt new measures should they be needed, Italian Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said.
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Before you retire from your job or career, take these three steps over the next few months: If your employer offers a high-deductible health-care plan, consider opening a Health Savings Account to put away money for future health-care costs.
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Swedish regulators have hiked capital requirements in several steps over the last few years and the FSA said in November that Swedish banks would have to increase risk-weights in their risk models, meaning lenders will have to hold more capital against its borrowings.
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After two passable albums on which they defined their own amateurish, electronic, mechanized, folkish sound, the English experimental rockers here tweak that sound several steps over the edge in accordance with the above two misconceptions, and the whimsy is just too much to bear.
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It has teamed up with city park officials and other conservation and community groups to make improvements to hiking trails in some areas, including building wooden steps over muddy spots and covering informal paths cut by passers-by who have trampled over native plants.
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The Boston Crab appears in old judo and jujutsu texts but it is hard to treat with a straight face, until you see the results of one Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitor not releasing his guard as his opponent steps over and drops his weight.
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" Sendek added that CISA "has taken a number of steps over the last several weeks to increase cybersecurity preparedness across federal civilian agencies, including enhanced monitoring, issuing recommendations as agencies shift to telework, and identifying and protecting particularly important systems supporting COVID response efforts.
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YouTube has taken steps over the last year, such as closing comments on video clips starring children and limiting recommendations "on videos that it deems as putting children at risk," but consumer groups have complained to the FTC that the company still isn't doing enough.
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Discussing the next steps over a GOP lunch on Friday, some Republican senators voiced misgivings at dragging the trial into another week, according to people familiar with the matter, particularly after it seemed the party's leaders were intent on moving to a quick acquittal vote.
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Lawmakers responded by taking some small steps over the years -- one mini-expansion came to be known as "Frail Utah" because it covered only the most vulnerable residents -- and last year passed a partial-expansion plan up to 100% of poverty, largely in reaction to the initiative.
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He would also need to show in a letter to congressional committees that the deal would not lead to a "significant negative impact" on U.S.-Turkish cooperation, and that Turkey is taking, or will take, steps over a specific period to reduce its Russian-made defense equipment and weapons.
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There has been a good amount of research into AA and the 212 steps over the years, broadly finding that about a third of people maintain recovery from alcohol addiction due to 212-step treatment, another third get something out of the treatment but not enough for full recovery, and another third get nothing at all.
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It lays out the steps, over the next century, to end the farming of animals, and it often gets even bigger-picture than that, discussing how compassion toward animals is part of a broader societal trend toward wider "circles of moral concern": caring more than we ever have about beings who are very different from us.
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And when someone like Gallagher steps over our moral line in the sand, the military punishes them, in order to make clear not just to other troops but to the country and the world that this sort of behavior might be OK for other people in other countries, but it's not OK here in the United States.
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"While the challenge can seem overwhelming it is important to continuously evolve the systems in place to start to put positive changes in motion," the report said, before adding, "If we continuously review, assess and take small steps over time we will more likely be able to meet the needs of today's retirees and afford the promises we are making to today's workers."
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The U.S. should take additional steps over the next three months: launch a counter-corruption initiative in SDF-held areas; enable locals to file complaints directly with the U.S. to hold the YPG accountable for abuses of power; establish a mechanism with Turkey to adjudicate who returns to Raqqa; and enforce a ban on foreign fighters that would require expelling non-Syrian YPG fighters.
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Employees participating in UnitedHealthcare Motion can earn a couple bucks a day for reaching three goals: a "Frequency" goal for reaching 500 steps in seven minutes, six times a day, at least one hour apart ($1.50 per day); an "Intensity" goal for reaching 3,000 steps in 30 minutes ($1.25 per day); and a "Tenacity" step for reaching 10,000 steps over the course of the day in total ($1.25 per day).
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Shenzhen-based home robotics company UBTECH announced this week that it has closed a massive $820 million Series C. The round, led by Tencent and a whole slew of other investors, follows a $100 million Series B and $20 million Series C. The bipedal robotics maker certainly isn't a household name here in the States — though the company's taken a few baby steps over here, including a walking Stormtrooper robot released alongside The Last Jedi.
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The coming strategy for Democratic lawmakers boils down to a dual-pronged approach: Offering Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE an olive branch on potential areas where they could work together, while trying to rally public support when they think the president-elect steps over the line.
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