This vast stretch of mostly undeveloped land, which straddles the Oregon-California border, also straddles a cultural divide within its region.
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The Haskell Free Library and Opera House straddles both countries.
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Square Enix Montreal straddles the line between those two extremes.
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They recommend betting on volatility by buying straddles on them.
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The Wagah Stadium straddles the border between India and Pakistan.
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Fashion straddles a sometimes uncomfortable line between art and commerce.
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Much of it straddles the line between figurative and abstract.
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Culturally, this disease straddles the line between malignant and benign.
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But it straddles two different counties — Salt Lake and Utah.
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Later, she straddles the Earth, swirling her fingers through a hurricane.
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The Deep Basin straddles the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia.
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Buy AMD straddles — volatility is cheap yet impactful guidance is forthcoming.
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The N.F.L. also straddles the political spectrum more broadly than others.
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Turkey, which straddles seismic faultlines, has a history of powerful earthquakes.
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Much of it straddles rich deposits of platinum and other minerals.
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Turkey, which straddles seismic faultlines, has a history of powerful earthquakes.
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A case could be made that he straddles all three (see article).
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Except now, the person on top straddles their partner face-to face.
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Architecture straddles the line between art and the practical application of science.
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Currently, "some personal news" straddles the line between the literal and ironic.
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A particle pair that straddles the event horizon will be wrenched apart.
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The Lollipop Snake Vine actually straddles both genres of internet laugh tracks.
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Buy Xilinx straddles — volatility appears cheap ahead of its anticipated 2020 guidance.
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Harris approached Kimberly Gray, an African-American councilwoman whose district straddles Boulevard.
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But that balance is exactly the line that the Portuguese manager straddles.
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Indonesia straddles several tectonic plates and is highly prone to natural disasters.
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Much like Lebanon itself, "Moving the Palace" straddles European and Arabic worlds.
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It's unusual, because it straddles two genres: romantic suspense, and crime fiction.
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Guendelsberger herself straddles the line, and she imagines her reader does, too.
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Her blonde strands cover her face as she straddles our giddy subject.
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"Oryx and Crake" straddles the line between being entertaining and thought-provoking.
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Motoko Rich straddles two cultures as our Japanese-American Tokyo bureau chief.
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The NHS is the most-loved British institution because it straddles this divide.
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Sometimes she straddles the fence and the fence gets stuck up your ass.
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Extremely hard to categorise, Ms Holland's work ranges in style and straddles genres.
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The prime minister conveniently straddles the biggest divide in the party, over Brexit.
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The biggest, Mount Everest, is 11,848 metres tall and straddles Nepal and China.
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The city straddles the mainland and a barrier island across the Intracoastal Waterway.
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Erdogan's infrastructure drive is transforming Europe's biggest city, which straddles the Bosphorus Strait.
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Sandy straddles the rubber, leans on his right knee, stares in at Roseboro.
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The Routeburn Track straddles two New Zealand national parks, Fiordland and Mount Aspiring.
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I vacillate between reason and fear, while my son straddles boyhood and adolescence.
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"This is a huge area and it straddles two counties," Mr. Simkins said.
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Three major seismic fault lines criss-cross Istanbul, which straddles Europe and Asia.
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When traders buy straddles, they typically expect a large move either up or down.
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The estuary straddles the tree line — the border between Arctic tundra and boreal forest.
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Ambrose in the Netflix TV show, however, straddles the line between peer and adult.
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It straddles the rich world and the emerging world, where many digital innovations happen.
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Like Dan Savage, Perel's professional identity straddles both the psychology and pop culture realms.
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A sprawling village, it straddles the line between East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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And Istanbul, which straddles two continents, is a perfect stopover between Europe and Asia.
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Buy Square straddles — earnings volatility appears rather cheap given the importance of the quarter.
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The area straddles four of our most famous regions: Lazio, Abruzzo, Marche and Umbria.
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Juan Vargas (D-Calif.), whose districts straddles California's border with Mexico, said of Curiel.
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Return of the Jedi straddles both categories, and (some would argue) suffers for it.
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She is wearing black lingerie and straddles a man whose face we can't see.
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This requires a rigorous troubleshooting process that straddles the divide between analog and digital.
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Today the volcano that straddles the border between China and North Korea is tranquil.
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Great Bear Lake straddles the Arctic Circle in the remote Northwest Territories of Canada.
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Jerusalem is a city that straddles the border between Israel and the West Bank.
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She straddles a New Orleans police cruiser, which eventually gets submerged (with her atop it).
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The key metric was at-the-money straddles with an expiration date of Nov. 11.
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Indonesia is a disaster-prone archipelago that straddles the seismically active Pacific "Ring of Fire".
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Situated on the Parana River, the Itaipu dam straddles the border between Brazil and Paraguay.
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Those targeted in the raids were from the Nuer ethnic group, which straddles the border.
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This 13,000-square-mile swathe of shhh straddles West Virginia's border with Virginia and Maryland.
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Yellowstone National Park, which straddles Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, sits on a supervolcano and caldera.
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Geneva airport straddles the French-Swiss border and passengers can leave from France or Switzerland.
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Instead, it straddles that uncomfortable line between cartoon and realistic 3D scan a bit uncomfortably.
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This is the line any artist straddles when adapting any text to a new medium.
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Now Mr. Wall's chief worry is the Bakken oil field, which straddles the American border.
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Several states have two poll closing times because the state straddles two U.S. time zones.
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Philip Greene, a drinks historian and Marine official, stylishly straddles two different worlds in Washington.
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Mr. Trump's discourse straddles the divide between the ideological domains, vilifying both trade and immigration.
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Indonesia, which straddles the Pacific's "Ring of Fire," is prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
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It straddles worlds: It is both inside and outside the text simultaneously, included and excluded.
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I have unique experience with these two Americas because my life straddles the line between them.
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It will skirt the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation that straddles the North Dakota-South Dakota border.
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A self-described "entertainer," Reinhart is a modern artist in that she straddles a few disciplines.
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That's no small feat given the country straddles the challenges and opportunities of growing digital payments.
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Mr. Murphy's farm straddles the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, with access to both jurisdictions.
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The song straddles the line between indulgent and intimate without veering too far to either side.
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She straddles him on a jet ski and they make out for what seems like hours.
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This stems from the unique position of the FBI, which straddles both intelligence and law enforcement.
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His humor occasionally straddles the line between advocacy and exploiting a painful situation for profitable yucks.
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An archway on a planter straddles the Flint River in downtown Flint, Michigan, on Jan. 26.
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Because of the way it straddles cultures and continents, Turkey has always held a complicated hand.
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A geologically porous section of Area 4 covering the Mamba and Prosperidade fields straddles Area 1.
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"This is a genuine national pop culture icon who straddles several kinds of divides," he said.
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"We recommend investors purchase SQ November 8th 61 strike straddles for $6.30, indicatively ($61.15 reference price)."
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Yet, in times of severe crisis, Sistani straddles these spheres for the good of the nation.
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West of the canal includes Hampton Bays, which straddles the canal; Quogue; Westhampton Beach; and Remsenburg.
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Rockford is a Rust Belt city that straddles the Rock River 90 miles northwest of Chicago.
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She teases Ramsay, sweet-talks and straddles him, eying the knife lying on the adjacent table.
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His music savvily straddles pop and rap while paying homage to Bay Area hip-hop culture.
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As Mowgli straddles the two worlds — belonging to both and to neither — the story turns dark.
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Of all the artists in the show, Mr. Xu perhaps best straddles China and the West.
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Just a few miles south of Lonton, the town of Maing Naung straddles Khaung Tong Creek.
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Omron's Forpheus robot straddles a standard table and uses facial recognition to improve its opponent's skills.
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Halo Wars 22, a for-console real-time strategy game, straddles the line between joyful and jarring.
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The new observation demonstrated that the weird object actually straddles the boundary between planet and brown dwarf.
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She straddles him in her swimsuit as the other women watch, aghast, then goes back to bed.
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"Purple straddles the line between warm and cool, so any skin tone can wear it," Ciucci says.
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The block is located in the productive Perdido Fold Belt which straddles the U.S.-Mexico maritime border.
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For the rest of us, it straddles a fine line between being enormously convenient and eerily deceptive.
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"Emotional Mugger / Leopard Priestess" straddles glam and garage rock without trying to choose one or the other.
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The park, which straddles the Georgia and Tennessee border, saw more than 1 million visitors last year.
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One of the most tightly guarded stretches is around the city of Nogales, which straddles the border.
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Surely, I can't be the only person who wants an organized tote that straddles fashion and function.
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"It's absolutely gorgeous, but secluded," he says, gesturing out over the ridge top that the operation straddles.
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Portis finds himself in a strange place, becoming a Chicago Bull as the team straddles two eras.
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The city straddles the Palu Koro fault, in one of the most tectonically violent zones on Earth.
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Mumbai's international airport straddles the Mithi; you can see the planes taking off from Ms. Kasurde's street.
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Mr. Tayou straddles both (he lives in Belgium as well as Cameroon), but what about his audience?
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In Cincinnati, it is the Brent Spence Bridge, a 1960s structure that straddles the Ohio-Kentucky border.
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The Mountain Cluster straddles Pyeongchang and Jeongseon counties, while the Coastal Cluster is in adjacent Gangneung district.
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The North Korean soldier defected through Panmunjom, a village that straddles the border between the two Koreas.
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Paired with flash-fried large shrimp from eastern North Carolina, the dish straddles her past and present.
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The terminal straddles 1,000 acres on the Texas-Louisiana border and cost about $20193 billion to build.
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A collection of linked narratives that straddles the border between fiction and memoir, the volume traces Mrs.
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In St. Petersburg, one married couple, Dr. Tatiana N. Vinogradova and Andrei Skvortsov, straddles the government-N.
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Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa, which straddles the borders of Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya.
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The neglected region is home to Syria's largest oil fields and straddles strategic supply routes to Iraq.
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Sundance straddles two worlds: the big-name, award-winning movie world and the scrappy indie film world.
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What's not as common is a celebrity that straddles the line between effortless and glamorous, like Dakota Johnson.
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Amma straddles the Madonna-whore dichotomy that all the women and girls of Wind Gap must live within.
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Specifically, Fogertey and Marshall suggest buying January-expiring straddles on shares of eBay, Under Armour, Nike and Kroger.
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Going all the way back to Rise, this is a story about a character who straddles two worlds.
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He donated to Ron Paul in the past who straddles the lines between a Republican and Libertarian candidate.
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Meanwhile, Abbi's roommate (whose face we've never seen) straddles Bevers, her intrusive boyfriend who makes Abbi's life hell.
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The Transit Elevated Bus, 72 feet long and 26 feet wide, straddles the roadway while cars drive underneath.
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The region not only straddles three countries and cultures but contains a wealth of extraordinary art and architecture.
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Research in psychology and social psychology straddles this fence and is prone to methodological weaknesses and investigator bias.
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The recurring party, which was first held on Valentine's Day, straddles the worlds of sex, art and dinner.
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Alexa King's photography straddles this old, seductive idea of Americana, wrapped up in a beautiful and cinematic package.
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For the elites in this scene, advantage playing straddles the line between obsessive hobby and part-time job.
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On Fat Prince, Andy Milonakis straddles the social and culinary barriers between fine dining and low-brow eats.
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Ceramix straddles these two conflicting positions, looking at both art and technology through the muddy lens of clay.
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The Kurds, whose population straddles Turkey, Syria and Iraq, have long wanted to carve out their own nation.
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A figure who straddles the establishment and the fringes, Mr. Qiu works in a cavernous studio outside Beijing.
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Indonesia straddles the Pacific Ocean's so-called Ring of Fire, which is prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
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Earlier this month, Lam Babu Sherpa went missing on Everest, which straddles the border between Nepal and Tibet.
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The Jamaican American moved to the district, which straddles Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island, in 1993.
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Turkey objects to the prospect of assisting the Kurdish minority that straddles the border between the two countries.
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It straddles two goals: deliver a classic "choose your own adventure" video game, and deconstruct that video game.
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With his background walking in various categories on New York's ballroom scene, he straddles rap, drag and performance art.
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The second video shows Sterling on the ground as one officer straddles him and another kneels to his left.
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John Bell (D) won a critical state Senate district that straddles the line between Loudoun and Prince William counties.
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This building straddles the border, so for a brief moment inside, you're allowed to cross into North Korean territory.
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Politicians are often disparaged for being self-serving; Madsen's acting deftly straddles the line between narcissism and sincere competence.
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But Dollar Day Sundays at Golden Gate Fields, which straddles the border of Berkeley and Albany, comes very close.
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Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago, straddles the Pacific's "Ring of Fire" and is prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
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Guayaba, or guava, straddles the line, most commonly served as juice but also delicious eaten straight, peel and all.
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I could keep driving — the lake straddles the Utah-Idaho border — but my favorite spot is Garden City, Utah.
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Each year, thousands of South Koreans go on pilgrimages to the mountain, which straddles the North's border with China.
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Farther down the coast, the town of Tavira, which straddles the Gilão River, is rich with Old World charm.
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They live in ramshackle dorms in the backstretch at Belmont, which straddles the border between Queens and Long Island.
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The new Katikies Mykonos straddles both worlds, offering access to the club frenzy nearby and a retreat from it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Illustration is a medium that straddles self-expression and interpretation of outside materials.
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John Petrides, portfolio manager at Tocqueville Asset Management, says the stock straddles different growth areas in the chips business.
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Most notably, the stock has been trading in a consolidation that Gordon said straddles the $50 to $55 range.
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Like WalkingStick and her work, the resulting exhibition straddles a very interesting but seldom-explored gray area between dichotomies.
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Carl Ekern both looks and sounds like he's rapping through gritted teeth as he hunch-straddles over a motorcycle.
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Straddles YA and adult, and each biography made me laugh and cry in the span of 243 pages (sometimes simultaneously).
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Billed as a chamber opera, the work, which features a spoken narration, straddles the boundary between musical theater and opera.
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Also in bad shape were the Indus Basin that straddles India and Pakistan and the Murzuq-Djado Basin in Africa.
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Figure skating straddles the divide between "sport" and "art," a controversial boundary that the Olympics are still struggling to comprehend.
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Once Upon a River is set in a world that straddles the magical, but the reading experience is fully magical.
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The BOJ now straddles the line that separates effective policy and counterproductive measures, said El-Erian, Allianz's chief economic advisor.
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As a festival that straddles the mainstream and newer emerging music, this year it's doing its job pretty much perfectly.
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The design of the alien, created by French graphic designer, Olivier "Zamak" Bucheron, straddles the line between nature and machine.
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It straddles the state line between Virginia and Tennessee, and is in proximity to western North Carolina and eastern Kentucky.
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Onyx Boox Nova Pro ($319.99): Like Sony Digital Paper, Onyx Boox straddles the line between e-reader and smart notebook.
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GoEuro — a startup based out of Berlin — is a company to watch here because it straddles both of these industries.
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Binoche straddles, stuns, and smirks at the world, but her tears are no less plausible, her sadness no less real.
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Clinton and Mr. Gates were taken to a small building that straddles the military demarcation line between North and South.
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Polemical considerations and biographical detail, more than formal developments, explicate Hammond's multivalent practice, which straddles feminism, abstraction, and sexual politics.
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Istanbul — with a population of approximately 15 million — straddles one of the most active seismic fault lines on the globe.
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Lake Eufaula, also known as Walter F. George Lake, straddles the Alabama-Georgia line some 170 miles southwest of Atlanta.
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To the Editor: The print subheadline, "Politics Straddles 2 Extremes, but Americans Fall in the Middle," promotes a false equivalency.
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Going over the falls in any way is also illegal in both the U.S. and Canada, whose border Niagara straddles.
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The Tohono O'odham people in southern Arizona live on a reservation that straddles the border and would be cut in two.
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The background: Exxon has been spending aggressively to expand its footprint in the Permian region that straddles Texas and New Mexico.
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The Zuojiang Huashon rock art cultural landscape dates back to the 5th century B.C. and straddles steep cliffs in southwest China.
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This week, Prince Mohammad announced plans to build a $500 billion independent economic zone that straddles Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Egypt.
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Here it is the Andes mountain range (cordillera), which straddles Chile's border with Argentina and occupies 80% of the country's geography.
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D.Y Chandrachud, one of the judges, said that privacy was "a constitutional value which straddles across the spectrum of fundamental rights".
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The Indonesian island straddles the boundary between Asiatic and Australian species—and boasts an extraordinary number of species found nowhere else.
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The Republican-leaning district, Virginia's largest, straddles the Appalachians in the west and the increasingly liberal Northern Virginia to the north.
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Barrick owns the Veladero gold mine in north-west Argentina and the Pascua-Lama mine that straddles the Argentine-Chile border.
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Chiapas, in contrast, is a net importer of immigrants, as it straddles the majority of Mexico's 540-mile border with Guatemala.
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The hoax call caused French and Swiss police to massively scale up security at Geneva's Cointrin airport, which straddles the border.
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A trendy upgrade of the standard California coastal resort, the property straddles the line between downtown hot spot and beachside getaway.
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The Sierra de Guadalcanal straddles the Extremadura-Andalucía border, and the village and valley of Guadalcanal are on the Andalusian side.
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The building lot straddles two zones designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as 100-year and 500-year flood plains.
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Two men ride horses side by side at a gallop as a woman straddles them, one foot on each man's shoulders.
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The park, which straddles the border between North Carolina and Tennessee, is the most visited national park in the United States.
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The remaining nine seats in the Knesset go to Lieberman's Yisrael Beiteinu (Israel Our Home), which kind of straddles the divide.
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Sparring between Belgium's French- and Dutch-speaking halves is part of national life, especially around Brussels, which effectively straddles the frontier.
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The fact of the matter is that the very best research done today by social scientists straddles the culturalist-materialist divide.
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The park, which straddles the Utah-Colorado border, affords visitors backcountry camping, white-water rafting and, most famously, spectacular dinosaur fossils.
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The meeting will take place in Peace House located in the shared border village of Panmunjom, which straddles the demilitarized zone.
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Born of Soviet spy parents, but an American citizen, she straddles every single demarcating line at or near the show's center.
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It's worth noting that Tesla, which straddles the line between tech companies and automakers, hopes to combine the best of both models.
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Analysts have said that Gou treads a fine line in balancing his business empire that straddles both the United States and China.
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Much like the immigrants they serve, the company straddles New York City, where Harnevo is based, and Israel, where Laschover is located.
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It straddles the line between depth and accessibility, and that can make it unclear who the target audience of Arms actually is.
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And so it straddles this weird place right now where it's too upsetting for academia and too polished and tonal for noise.
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Most of the fire was within the refuge, which straddles Georgia's southeast border with Florida, but it is encroaching on private land.
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This extremely weird frog is also extremely rare, found only in freshwater lake Titicaca, which straddles the border of Bolivia and Peru.
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The Permian basin in Texas and the Marcellus basin, which straddles Pennsylvania and West Virginia witnessed the most activity among shale plays.
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But there was no formal sale process underway for Deep Basin, a region that straddles Alberta and British Columbia, the people added.
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She also hiked up the highest volcano in the world, the Ojos Del Salado, which straddles the border of Chile and Argentina.
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"The PAP is this entity that sort of straddles the line," Dean Cheng, a China expert at the Heritage Foundation, told INSIDER.
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Forces aligned with Baghdad also had control of Sinjar, a city near Iraq's northern border with Syria that straddles several oil fields.
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Ulyanovsk, with a population of about 1.25 million, straddles the Volga River in the southeast portion of the European part of Russia.
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A new GIF collaboration between EYEBODEGA and LAZY MOM straddles the divide between sexy and sexual with inanimate objects doing sultry things.
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If slime is a trend online and a potential wellness tool offline, the community that has grown around it straddles both worlds.
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It straddles state lines, with one state (Massachusetts) featuring higher state income taxes that drive more residents to claim the SALT deduction.
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Video: YouTube/frogindiadotorg So why do these frogs opt for these loose straddles as opposed to the firmer, more traditional amplexus positions?
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The research highlighted a study of hair samples in territory of the Yanomami, an indigenous group whose land straddles Brazil and Venezuela.
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Although the region straddles France and Spain, aspirations for greater autonomy have been almost exclusively limited to the population on Spanish soil.
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The overcrowding has led to vast queues to reach the top of the mountain which straddles the border between Nepal and China.
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Nestled in the pastoral hills northwest of Jerusalem, Har Adar straddles the 1967 boundary, most of it in the occupied West Bank.
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An additional 1,000 units will be built in Beit Safafa, an Arab neighborhood which straddles the Green Line adjacent to Givat Hamatos.
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Now for its 26th edition, the show includes nearly 200 exhibitors from 32 countries and deftly straddles art worlds past and future.
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The star then straddles its victim, forcing the narrow edge of its intended meal against the underside of its own central disc.
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Fewer, however, know much more than that, and fewer still have made the trip to the lake, which straddles the Arctic Circle.
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It straddles state lines, with one state (Massachusetts) featuring higher state income taxes that drive more residents to claim the SALT deduction.
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Thousands of Syrian refugees live in the area, which is outside the Lebanese town of Arsal and straddles the Lebanese-Syrian border.
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At stake is a commanding position in the Permian Basin, the world's most productive oil field, which straddles Texas and New Mexico.
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Governments must work harder to lure investment, said Nigerian tycoon Aliko Dangote - Africa's richest man - whose empire straddles several African countries and sectors.
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My family's narrative — one that straddles Indian and American cultures, constantly trying to find a middle ground — is enclosed in that roti pizza.
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I've always struggled with finding an eye cream that's not too heavy or too light and slippy, but this formula straddles it well.
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A man runs in front of the Popocatépetl volcano, a 153,800-foot-high peak that straddles the states of Puebla, Mexico and Morelos.
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A man runs in front of the Popocatépetl volcano, a 17,800-foot-high peak that straddles the states of Puebla, Mexico and Morelos.
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Schenker picked Einride over established truckmakers as the T-Pod straddles the two biggest sector transformations: digitisation and electrification, CEO Jochen Thewes said.
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John Kelpie, Derry council's chief executive, has argued that the city straddles the two countries, as its outer edges are in the Republic.
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"People forget, we're a water city," says Charles Allen, the council member for Ward 6, which straddles all four quadrants of the city.
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But it straddles the line between its tension and its comedy, softening its more sober moments with a wry joke or vice versa.
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For the past five years it has also been a hybrid that straddles the superpowers, because its shares are listed only in America.
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My own podcast, RiYL This week, we've enlisted a host who straddles the line between pro-level public radio recordings and home studios.
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Region 3.4 straddles the equator from 5 degrees north to 23 degrees south and stretches from 120 degrees west to 170 degrees west.
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The Somerset House show he's playing straddles both the interactive nature of Carnival and a more typically 'gallery-style' exploration of its significance.
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Region 3.4 straddles the equator from 5 degrees north to 5 degrees south and stretches from 120 degrees west to 170 degrees west.
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Dean Blunt is a man who operates on his own frequencies, one that straddles critical engagement with his audience and straight trolling them.
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Everest straddles the border between Nepal and China, and in 2005 Chinese mountaineers and researchers put its height at 8,844.43 meters (29,017 feet).
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The always-entertaining BrewDog says that it will build a craft beer bar that "straddles" the border between the United States and Mexico.
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It straddles the line between a functional representation and a realistic depiction of its subject, and what it's depicting isn't snappy or inconsequential.
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Most good/bad artists are either more good or more bad, but Marra straddles the line between slickness and sloppiness with keen agility.
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Now, engineers want to turn the dam, which straddles the Colorado River in Nevada and Arizona, into a vast reservoir of excess electricity.
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And while the duo does not necessarily believe it to be a piece of artwork, they acknowledge that the project straddles that line.
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BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYALE The guests at a tacky hotel that straddles the California-Nevada state line run into some trouble.
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Great Bear Lake straddles the Arctic Circle in Canada and is home to the first Unesco Biosphere Reserve led by an indigenous community.
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"We don't have time to fool around on social media," said Obi Gonzalez, a DJ who straddles both the underground and commercial spheres.
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Jacobs straddles these worlds as UTA Marketing's cohead, working with brands like General Motors, Lyft, and Procter & Gamble on branded content and distribution.
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Botha has perfected a rough-hewn, not-quite-finished aesthetic (full of zip ties, vices, wires, and cables) that tantalizingly straddles different interpretations.
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Her body was dumped near Bombay Beach at the edge of the Salton Sea, the vast, eerie lake that straddles Imperial and Riverside counties.
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Bacurau, a ferociously angry film, straddles the thriller and the social drama, invoking the history of resistance to state violence in the Brazilian sertão.
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Overall, the system straddles the 275th and 21st centuries, featuring subsiding bank branches protected from the monsoon by tarpaulins, but also virtual mobile chatbots.
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As the westernmost former Soviet-bloc state, the Czech Republic straddles Europe's growing divide over liberal, pluralistic values, which Poland and Hungary are challenging.
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But the rest of the firm, which straddles e-commerce, television and films, as well as logistics, barely makes money despite generating large sales.
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Historically they resided in the Zagros Mountains, a range that straddles parts of these countries, commonly known as Kurdistan or land of the Kurds.
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This is partly because she straddles the divide, having voted to remain before delighting her party's right wing with her "Brexit means Brexit" speech.
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DVB is unusual in banking because it straddles both aviation and shipping, and both lending and leasing – a combination rarely found in one package.
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With its interactive component, Bandersnatch straddles the line between "game" and "movie" (think the opposite of Netflix and Chill – more like, Netflix and Play).
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The Switch may occupy a place that straddles the line between a home console and a portable, causing some overlap with the 22DS line.
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DVB is unusual in banking because it straddles both aviation and shipping, and both lending and leasing - a combination rarely found in one package.
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Makalu is the world's fifth highest mountain—an icy giant 14 miles west of Everest that straddles the border of northeastern Nepal and Tibet.
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The Galaxy TabPro S isn't the perfect in-between device that straddles the line between a fun, entertaining tablet and a powerful productivity device.
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While he's bullish on the entire group, there is one old-world name he likes that straddles the high-yield and tech world: IBM.
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The man behind Alice In Wonderland is much like the tales he wrote: an enigma that straddles the line between childlike innocence and darkness.
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The company straddles the Seattle and Portugal tech ecosystems, and continues to grow, with 10 employees in Seattle and another 20 employees in Portugal.
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While the battle against the Islamic State straddles the borders of Iraq and Syria, the United States has approached it as two separate fights.
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The episode is a showcase for Constance Zimmer: Quinn visibly swallows her frustration, and straddles the line between being abrasive and going Full Chet.
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Representative Don Young, Republican of Alaska, who straddles the line of the free speaker and anyone-but-Clinton camps, has a more novel strategy.
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Two things to keep in mind: Option straddles and strangles are not writing strategies that generate premium income, but rather pure plays on volatility.
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A scattering of heavily guarded buildings straddles the demarcation line between the two countries where the 1953 armistice suspending the Korean War was signed.
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But that leads me to a quasi-prediction, or rather a question: Couldn't "Get Out" take the prize because it best straddles the divide?
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So in consultation with her parents, she opted for a spot on the Brooklyn side of the Evergreens Cemetery, which straddles Brooklyn and Queens.
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Much of the country, a string of atolls and reef islands that straddles the Equator, lies no higher than six feet above sea level.
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But some remnants remain, including a tract that straddles the Hutchinson River Parkway, just west of City Island, around Pelham Bay in the Bronx.
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Occupied Pleasures straddles passive and active meanings: to be occupied under Israel, and to occupy oneself, joyfully and defiantly, in pastime and simple pleasures.
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The company straddles two very different markets: the U.S. and its home country of Japan, where it is one of the leading news apps.
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To aid in that mission, Arbour created a position that straddles the IT and business units to help ensure coordination between the two teams.
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In addition to the cost-specific advantage, the straddles on these stocks are prone to capturing volatility on trading days beyond the earnings release.
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The gold standard prior to Galaxy's Edge was the hugely successful Wizarding World of Harry Potter, which straddles two Universal theme parks in Orlando.
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Much of the artwork displayed in Smack Mellon's Of the People exhibition (which closed July 31) straddles the shifting line between the two discourses.
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Galmudug and Puntland are clashing in the town of Galkayo, which straddles their common border and is divided under the control of rival clan militias.
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Indonesia straddles the seismically active Pacific Ring of Fire and sees frequent earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunami, and localized incidents like landslides, floods, and forest fires.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Hypnosis straddles the line between science and entertainment, encompassing both the therapeutic practice of hypnotherapy and performative stage acts.
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The town straddles the front line where northern Houthi rebels are fighting the Saudi-backed government in the south and the war has been harshest.
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Rescue workers from Shizuoka and Yamanashi, the two prefectures that Mount Fuji straddles, have been searching for the climber since early Tuesday morning, she added.
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It's not as powerful as competitors from Sony or Microsoft, but Switch is a device that straddles the line between a console and a portable.
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Every few years, they unveil a new robot horror...er...innovation that straddles the fine line between "so realistic its incredible" and the uncanny valley.
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Ka5sh has curated a show featuring the work of seven different meme-makers whose work straddles the digital, political, and social climates within contemporary culture.
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Osh is part of the Fergana Valley, a fertile strip of land that straddles Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan and is mainly populated by ethnic Uzbeks.
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There is more chrome and more LED lighting accents on the outside than ever before, although the Jetta still straddles something between mainstream and premium.
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After all, the show — Showtime's sleek drama that returned for its sophomore season on Sunday — straddles two traditionally male-dominated spheres: high finance and law.
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The waiting game The majority of the Cuban migrants are amassing in Paso Canoas, a city that straddles the border between Panama and Costa Rica.
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The divide illustrates the complicated politics of the capital region, which straddles where the liberal coast bleeds into the more conservative interior of the state.
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"May these gates never be closed," says an inscription on the Peace Arch, a monument that straddles the border between Canada and the United States.
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The Greater Tortue Complex, which straddles the maritime boundaries of the two countries, is estimated to hold more than 25 trillion cubic feet of gas.
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That is an area that straddles Syria's border with Iraq, to which much of the group's leadership is thought to have relocated earlier this year.
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Another great go-to position is face-sitting, which is when the giving partner lies on their back and the receiving partner straddles their face.
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Attendee Mike Doty straddles both worlds, with an interest in the "open ocean aquaculture" aspects of seasteading, but running a crypto-based business called Ark.
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These "uncomfortable questions" can undermine the most beloved assumptions of a foreign policy establishment that straddles both parties, particularly its propensity for American military intervention.
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Visitors will be encouraged to visit Appledore, an island that straddles the coasts of Maine and New Hampshire, where Hassam spent more than 20 summers.
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Instead of committing to either ratchetry or "consciousness," the PG County rapper straddles the fence, presenting fans with a choice of which side to indulge.
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For me, someone who straddles playing somewhere in-between mashing buttons and occasionally remembering a more advanced move would probably be useful, that's less true.
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It is under a tent on a street corner in Chicago, a street that straddles Englewood and Auburn Gresham — neighborhoods notorious for violence and poverty.
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Kano, compared to all the other companies in the STEM space, has a product line that straddles the gap between toy and tool the most.
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Mr. Zamli, the video's main figure, grew up in the Shabora refugee camp in the Palestinian part of Rafah, which straddles the border with Egypt.
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It's packing a story that straddles the line between "Schur-ian nicecore" sensibilities and the unsexy, often cruel reality of life on our actual Earth.
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What about the Tohono O'odham Indians, whose reservation straddles the border in Arizona and who want no part of any wall on their sacred land?
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Lover is a nice throwback to Red-era Swift, and far better straddles her obvious attempts to adopt a more mature personality than, uh, Reputation.
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Participants include sound artist and opera singer Micaela Tobin, curator and writer Ana Iwataki, Erin Demastes, whose work straddles art and science, and several others.
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Lake Tahoe, which straddles the border between Nevada and California, received roughly 33.6 billion gallons of water since January 1, according to the National Weather Service.
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Rather than simply buying calls to express a bullish thesis, or puts to express a bearish one, the Goldman team suggests doing both by buying straddles.
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"He's the Republican Bill Clinton," the strategist said, referring to the slickness with which Rubio shifts shapes and the confidence with which he straddles ideological divides.
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This increased activity has prompted Mexican officials to set areas 8-11 kilometers (5-8 miles) off limits (that distance varies because Colima straddles multiple states).
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The Netflix series straddles two timelines, one where Hannah Baker is very much alive, and one where her classmates and friends are grappling with her passing.
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Islamic State has resorted to guerrilla tactics since it abandoned its goal of holding territory and creating a self-sufficient caliphate that straddles Iraq and Syria.
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Romney will join Kasich in two of those areas -- North Canton, which sits in Stark County, and Westerville, which straddles Delaware and Franklin counties -- on Monday.
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Lay down on your back with one leg draped over your partner's shoulder or around his waist, while he straddles the other leg and enters you.
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At our last stop, we drove through a grove of ginkgo trees, and arrived at a blue-painted hut that straddles the border with South Korea.
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If so, it's a chemistry that otherwise goes unacknowledged, even as Matilda straddles Harriet on a chair, their faces nearly touching while Harriet spins her story.
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The furor was sparked by an energy deal - made public last week - that was related to the giant Itaipu hydroelectric plant that straddles the two countries.
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CreditCreditErik Madigan Heck for The New York Times As the lead producer of the hit musical "Hamilton," Jeffrey Seller straddles a divide between art and commerce.
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Lake Ohrid, which straddles the Albania-Macedonia border, is one of Europe's deepest and oldest lakes and has been a holiday destination for locals for centuries.
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It straddles two counties, Kane and Garfield, which have a combined population of twelve thousand people, most of whom live in towns on the monument's perimeter.
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Although Mount Paektu straddles the North Korea-China border and can be reached from China, where it is known as Changbai Mountain, Moon has never visited.
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Gross margins for Target, which straddles the discount and department store categories, were 214.4 percent in third quarter 43, roughly unchanged from 24 percent in 22016.
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In fact, the P18K's battery is so big, it straddles the limit on what certain countries and airlines will allow you to take on a plane.
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The display of 23370 reflective gold hearts featuring 3370 internal "kissing booths" allows visitors a space that straddles the border between private affection and public performance.
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In one Polaroid, a man in gun holsters stands facing the backside of another, nude except for a cowboy hat, who straddles a cheap folding chair.
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Cue a hazing scene that straddles the uncomfortable line between slapstick and violence, down to the kind of probing usually encountered in tales of alien abduction.
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Four hundred miles to the south, in the Los Angeles suburb of Compton, Virgil Grant, 21980, straddles the same two worlds, but with a different outcome.
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The version that opened on Saturday at Joe's Pub straddles the Atlantic in considering the shifting nature of national identities, and the fraught histories behind them.
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Ms. Dal Tin was referring to an old stone bridge that straddles pristine river pools and was featured last year in a video that went viral.
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The stepped-up bombardment has depopulated opposition-held towns in the buffer zone that straddles parts of Idlib to northern Hama and parts of Latakia province.
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Ms. Mearns, in her final bewitching image, bends her knees in a deep plié, straddles Mr. Ulbricht's body and finally swallows him up in her skirt.
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Monahon's research straddles the election of President Trump, and the play darkens as most of the re-enactors come to understand or explain their practice differently.
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A kissing couple stand atop an African lidded vessel; a smiling woman straddles a statue of an Egyptian scribe and holds a bust of Tutankhamen aloft.
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The group has resorted to guerrilla tactics since it abandoned its goal of holding territory and creating a self-sufficient caliphate that straddles Iraq and Syria.
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The Chinese government plans to turn the region, which straddles China's border with Kazakhstan, into a major hub of its trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative.
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Daniels has claimed to have had a sexual liaison with Trump at a 2006 celebrity golf tournament at Lake Tahoe, which straddles the California-Nevada border.
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However, our top pick, the Lodge Cast Iron Pizza Pan, straddles the hazy line between the two so we chose to include it on both lists.
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This week, teams from the U.S. and North Korea are meeting in the Korean village of Panmunjom, which straddles the border inside the Demilitarized Zone, or DMZ.
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One in six Indians lives in Uttar Pradesh (often shortened to UP), a state that straddles the Hindi-speaking heartland that tends to set the national agenda.
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Much like the TV show Riverdale and Lofthouse sugar cookies, the song "Why Did You Do That?" from A Star Is Born straddles the good-bad spectrum.
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The Standing Rock Sioux reservation straddles the border between North Dakota and South Dakota, and the projected path of the pipeline is near the reservation's northeast corner.
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But they would be widely seen as flouting the spirit of national tax laws by exploiting the gaps that open up between them when finance straddles borders.
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As for Mount Fuji, that was swapped out for Mount Paektu, another volcano, with a pristine crater lake, that straddles the border of North Korea and China.
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But on this season of Narcos: Mexico, out November 228 on Netflix, he's just Félix, the man who straddles the ever-shifting line between protagonist and villain.
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The furor was sparked by an arrangement - made public last week - regarding the cost of energy from the giant Itaipu hydroelectric plant that straddles the two countries.
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"We were very excited when we heard about this," said Nana Archer, a participant in Nkwantanum, a poor cocoa-farming community that straddles a potholed dirt road.
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Bialowieza Forest, which straddles Poland's border with Belarus, is one of the last and largest remaining tracts of primeval forest that once stretched across the European Plain.
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While Spike only straddles the rocket in this launch's mission patch, the NRO also released an image of the giant lizard sitting on top of the Earth.
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For decades—basically since the 1947 partition—India and Pakistan have been fighting over the ownership of Kashmir, a region that straddles the two countries' northernmost parts.
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Last weekend's standoff between Russian and Ukrainian navy vessels developed around the bridge, which straddles the Kerch Strait linking the Black Sea to the smaller Azov Sea.
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Named for the French word for home, and just six miles from France, the new La Maison, a Design Hotel, straddles old and new definitions of home.
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This film nimbly straddles biography and "Trek" valentine (Adam is a longtime television director), but also recounts the fraught if ultimately devoted ties between Adam and Leonard.
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They just want to see a fun game and then an interview where Doublelift might say something that straddles the line between refreshing honesty and nasty sarcasm.
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When it almost straddles the line between shooter and tactics game, with each player has to think of themselves more like a chess piece than a superhero.
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Christian, who gracefully straddles a host of styles and genres, contemplates the mysteries of human existence with the help of an 18-member ensemble surrounding the audience.
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Since expeditions started in the 1920s, more than 300 climbers have died trying to reach the summit of Everest, which straddles the border of Nepal and Tibet.
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From there, water enters Basswood Lake, a popular fishery that straddles the Canadian border, then Canada's Quetico Provincial Park and then Voyageurs National Park and Rainy Lake.
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Outside, a sculpture of Rip Van Winkle commemorates the village's namesake, author Washington Irving, whose estate, Sunnyside, straddles Irvington and Tarrytown and is open to the public.
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Scientists have since discovered even older data, like those taken since the 9th century at the Bodensee, a lake that straddles the Swiss, German and Austrian border.
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But Turkey, a country that physically and culturally straddles East and West, is in the midst of one of the most volatile periods in its recent history.
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Ms. Amanpour meets an artist whose work straddles the divide between self-expression and censorship, and interviews Jin Xing, a TV host who had gender reassignment surgery.
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In case you miss all of this, a sandwich board straddles the sidewalk, advertising discounted beer, wine and wings at the bar during happy hour ("5:thirsty").
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The police in Blanchester, Ohio, a town that straddles two counties about an hour's drive northeast of Cincinnati, said the woman's mother reported her missing around midnight.
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The bombardment has sent people fleeing from opposition-held towns in the buffer zone that straddles parts of Idlib to northern Hama and parts of Latakia province.
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DISASTER-PRONE Indonesia, which straddles the seismically active area known as the Pacific Ring of Fire, is one of the world's most disaster-prone countries, research shows.
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The country, which straddles the heart of Europe from Italy and Switzerland to Hungary and Slovakia, depends heavily on tourism and exports for its comfortable living standards.
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The company straddles both China and the US.Speaking to Business Insider, Hou also explained why traditional trucking associations are actively working with, and not against, his firm.
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A Cocktail Writer's Life: The Pentagon by Day, a Barstool by Night: Philip Greene, a drinks historian and Marine official, stylishly straddles two different worlds in Washington.
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Manhattan's far West Side also is grappling with disruptions from the massive 28-acre Hudson Yards mixed-use real estate development project that straddles the existing rail connections.
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The site, which was discovered in 1974, straddles the maritime border between Australia and East Timor and disputes between the two countries over the border has delayed development.
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Simpson, who straddles a nice balance of arrogance humor in the episode up to this point, goes all in on the monologue explaining Walton's history in the game.
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The metropolitan area, which straddles the border of Kansas and Missouri, was the first market for the superfast service when it debuted in 2012 and remains Fiber's largest.
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Indonesia straddles the southwestern reaches of the Pacific Ring of Fire and is practically defined by the tectonic plates that grind below its lush islands and blue seas.
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"However, if the aquifer straddles another country's exclusive economic zone, the law is silent and the parties would have to work out an understanding between themselves," she said.
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But there's also the nature of the Switch itself, which straddles the line between portable and console, meaning a greater range of experiences can comfortably fit on it.
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More than half of the Earth's identified sources of lithium are in the "lithium triangle" of high-altitude lakes and salt flats that straddles Chile, Argentina and Bolivia.
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"In the last 10 years, there've only been nine human-bear encounters which led to injury" in the national park that straddles the Tennessee-North Carolina state line.
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Those five dams are Shasta and Folsom Dams in California, Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona, Grand Coulee Dam in Washington and Hoover Dam, which straddles Nevada and Arizona.
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The remix straddles the line between a good gym song and an annoying faux-empowerment cash-in so hard that it must be starting to chafe a little.
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The insurgents have in the past month stepped up their offensive aimed at taking control of Uruzgan, which straddles one of Afghanistan's main opium and gun-smuggling routes.
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Tusk straddles the roles of Olivia Pope, Patton Boggs and Marc Andreessen for tech companies that run into regulatory hurdles, and works with Uber and other major companies.
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BARACK OBAMA is far from achieving his declared aim to "degrade and ultimately destroy" Islamic State (IS), the self-styled caliphate that straddles parts of Iraq and Syria.
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Their plan is snuffed out by Doran, the only member of their family who straddles the generational divide between the Mad King and the current Baratheon-Lannister rule.
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This is a period that straddles the age where digital is just becoming accepted into the mainstream, and the age where digital is fully immersed into our society.
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More than half of the Earth's identified sources of it are in the "lithium triangle" of high-altitude lakes and salt flats that straddles Chile, Argentina and Bolivia.
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The critical area of the ocean stretches from 120 degrees to 170 degrees west of Greenwich and straddles the equator from 5 degrees south to 5 degrees north.
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The Boston-based company currently straddles the line between political organizing tool and new marketing platform — a situation that even its founder admits is tenuous at the moment.
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Middle school saw the days of Rubber Soul, an album that sonically straddles The Beatles' early coy love songs and the complicated, opaque anthems of the later years.
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Abdo canceled and apologized for the deal, which related to the giant Itaipu hydroelectric plant that straddles the two countries and would have cost Paraguay around $200 million.
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Withings Steel HR is a unique hybrid watch that straddles the line between a smartwatch like the Apple Watch and a hybrid watch like the ones from Fossil.
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One of the fascinating things about the story of Patient H. M. is that it straddles so many different eras in the history of medicine and brain science.
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New York F Pavel Buchnevich boasts six goals and six assists during an eight-game point streak that straddles a two-month stretch when he was injured. 3.
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His name is Simon, and he is the carpenter behind Saxon Dungeon Furniture, a well-regarded maker of high-quality wooden bondage chairs, crosses, straddles, tables, and walls.
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Since the beginning of the season, Klotzbach has been obsessively keeping track of the storms in a way, he says, that straddles the line of work and hobby.
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Hood keeps most of the track's original vocals, while stripping down and chopping up the rhythm tracks into an aggressive club track that straddles Detroit and Berlin influences.
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The Chinese government has decided to shape the region that straddles its border with Kazakhstan into the control center of its vast, trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative.
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Turkey's government has long faced an insurgency from within the restive Kurdish population that straddles the border, so any bolstering of Kurdish military strength is anathema to Turkey.
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" The piece straddles the line between sacred and secular, as does "the little match girl passion," his Pulitzer-winning oratorio inspired by Hans Christian Andersen and Bach's "St.
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The remote Tierra del Fuego region of Patagonia straddles the Chile-Argentina border and is renowned for its pristine natural parks, home to penguins, puma and abundant sealife.
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Tellurian has acquired about 11,620 acres with an estimated 1.4 trillion cubic feet of low-cost resources in the Haynesville shale play, which straddles the Texas-Louisiana border.
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The remote Tierra del Fuego region of Patagonia straddles the Chile-Argentina border and is renowned for its pristine natural parks, home to penguins, puma and abundant sealife.
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When not playing, Thiem retreats to his lake home in Neusiedl am See, a tiny lakeside town of about 8,000 that straddles the border of Austria and Hungary.
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The reductions affect about 15 percent of the workforce at the North Antelope Rochelle mine in the basin which straddles Montana and Wyoming, the company said on Thursday.
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Like Stell, she straddles the worlds of the paid and the paying, as she has a full-time job in marketing and works with brands that pay influencers.
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No one straddles that line between the banality of Bakersfield and the surreality of Chip's world quite like Martha (Martha Kelly), Chip's insurance adjuster turned accidental best friend.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Geneva police received information from French counterparts that led to a heightening of security on Wednesday at Geneva's Cointrin airport that straddles the border, a spokesman said.
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"There is a broad hawkishness on China that straddles left, right, and center," said Patrick Lozada, China director at the Washington-based strategic advisory firm Albright Stonebridge Group (ASG).
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The god of wine's curls are ringed with grape-heavy vines, he holds a bottle—not meant for milk—and straddles a wine barrel with a silver clock face.
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Hobbs, a city in the heart of oil country that straddles the state line with Texas, has daily flights to Houston but none to any cities in New Mexico.
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The quirky, gifted characters of NBC's Midnight, Texas live in a Southern town that straddles the fault line between Hell and earth, and are attuned to the universe's possibilities.
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The Peace Garden State derives its official nickname from a real place — the International Peace Garden that straddles the border between North Dakota and the Canadian province of Manitoba.
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Their name straddles the bridge between playgroud humour and a pub fight in Eastenders, and in that sense is a pretty good mission statement for them as a whole.
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The record straddles the line between past and present with nods to Van Morrison and Steely Dan and hints of more recent acts such as John Mayer and Whitney.
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Wildlife biologists examined the bear and noted dental-canine injuries consistent with the hiker's wounds, said Dana Soehn, spokeswoman for the park, which straddles the Tennessee-North Carolina border.
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Bir Qassab straddles the route to the eastern suburbs of Damascus, near the Dumeir air base, and is a key rebel supply line towards areas they control further southeast.
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After the gang shootout Monday morning, they said, La Línea dispatched gunmen to a region that straddles the two states to try to prevent their rivals from entering Chihuahua.
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But he straddles the murky line between lawyer and media flak, a dual role that is highly valued but dangerously blurs what should be the bright line of representation.
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Whereas coal is deployed primarily for electricity generation and oil for transportation, natural gas straddles the energy economy with uses spanning electricity, industry, residential and commercial heating, and transportation.
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Still, for someone who usually straddles a medium and large for bralettes and sports bras, I thought Richer Poorer's medium looked suspiciously small and wouldn't stretch or fit well.
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The through-the-fence meetings are limited to weekends on the United States side at what is known as Friendship Park, which straddles the California border with Tijuana, Mexico.
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Settler groups had drawn up the first plans for Mitzpe Danny — which like many outposts straddles public and private land, according to the Sasson survey — in the early 1990s.
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And one of those is Budapest 1 — an oddly drawn parliamentary district that straddles the Danube and contains many of the city's most famous landmarks, including the national Parliament.
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A calendar from 1999, in which Ms. Clifford straddles a Harley-Davidson as the dancer for July, still sits in the club, now called the Penthouse Club Baton Rouge.
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Panmunjom, which straddles the North-South border, is called the "truce village" because the two sides signed an armistice there in 1953 to halt the three-year Korean War.
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That failure occurred at the Itaipú plant, which straddles the border between Brazil and Paraguay along the Paraná River and is a critical source of power for both nations.
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My column this week tells the story of Suncrest, a community that straddles Salt Lake and Utah counties, which became home to a kind of natural experiment in voting.
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He explains that for a small number of stocks, that strategy is unusually appealing because the market isn&apost appreciating the potential volatility, which means the straddles are cheap.
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The Trump administration, like the Obama administration before it, has said the main priority has been to crush the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate that straddles Syria and Iraq.
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No place better illustrates the absurdities of the proliferating use of tax incentives for job creation than the Kansas City metro area, which straddles the Missouri-Kansas state line.
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Mr. Bardarson breeds hundreds of Icelandic horses on a 900-acre ranch in Hella, a small town 55 miles southeast of Reykjavik that straddles the salmon-rich Ranga River.
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The Chinese government has decided to transform the region that straddles its border with Kazakhstan into the neural control center of its vast, trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative.
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The case against Hernandez-Gonzalez put a spotlight on a cottage industry that straddles the letter of the law by selling tools needed to cultivate high-grade weed indoors.
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Al-Dhalea straddles the main roads between the government-controlled southern port of Aden, a major entry point for aid and commercial supplies, and the Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa.
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No matter how you feel about their politics, Moloch's roiling riffs and furious urgency are hard to resist, and straddles the foggy DMZ between Tragedy and Pale Chalice with aplomb.
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It's unassuming and unexpected, it packs a statement that may not go viral, but straddles several interests (like fashion and music, and those who smile during moments when they collide).
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Jane the Virgin is a telenovela that straddles a lot of different genres and devices — it's full of magical realism, comedy, and drama, and it wields each of them expertly.
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Appropriately, in the same way Bacurau straddles the thriller and the social drama, it invokes this history both as a thematic point and as a brilliantly set up Chekov's gun.
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"There's a lot of experimentation right now," said the radio host Elizabeth Alker, whose show "Unclassified" is devoted to new music that straddles contemporary, alternative, minimal and numerous other adjectives.
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The country has been a NATO ally since 1952 and, as it straddles the line between Europe and Asia, is an important foothold in the region for the United States.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan -- Turkey's president was once the hope of the Middle East, the democratically elected leader of a secular Muslim country that straddles the border of Europe and Asia.
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The North American Punjabi Trucking Association (NAPTA) estimates that Sikhs control about 40% of trucking in California (Sikhism is closely associated with Punjab, a region that straddles India and Pakistan).
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The long-awaited Quantum Break straddles the line between traditional action-adventure video game and binge-friendly cable drama, combining two mediums together in an effort to produce something novel.
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Hopper agreed, and the result, The American Dreamer, straddles a thin line between truth and fiction across editing bays, studio backlots, and the deserts of Los Angeles and New Mexico.
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Fantum, the DSTRY artist with lifelong connections XO, is uniquely positioned in the city due to having a flow that straddles of the line between dark trap and sad singing.
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Like Ataturk, the new airport, which has not yet been named, is on the European side of Istanbul, a city of some 15 million people that straddles Europe and Asia.
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Caught at the crossroads of personal need and familial duty, modernism and tradition, Iddrisu at first comes across as a man very much alone, partly because he straddles two worlds.
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Occasional meetings have been held in a small conference room that straddles the dividing line in the Joint Security Area and that has entrances on either side of the border.
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"Wildfires are the price Angelenos pay to live in a city that straddles mountains, builds housing into hillsides, and threads communities through brush-filled canyons," The Atlantic wrote this month.
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The development straddles the region's hot springs, and each minicastle will have under-floor heating and Jacuzzis on every level, with an option for an indoor pool, the brothers promise.
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A new front in the decades-long rivalry between India and Pakistan has emerged: which country is more responsible for the choking air pollution that straddles their shared, hostile border.
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The struggle for water and land is far more chronic in Kattankudi, a small town about 100 km east of Mahavelithanne but more urbanized because it straddles the main road.
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The contest to pick the party's candidate in November's general election sets up an ideological battle in the solidly Democratic congressional district that straddles New York's Queens and Bronx boroughs.
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Girls Like Us isn't just a page-turner; it also examines class, race, and power on Long Island through the point of view of a protagonist who straddles those lines.
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Two time zones removed from Jakarta, it straddles one of the most seismically volatile zones on earth; many of its islands are active volcanoes rising steeply out of the sea.
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And as a rapper, CupcakKe's never been one to shy away from a line about a shag, so this is basically straddles both the worlds of equality and sex positivity.
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Not only can you stay in a hotel that straddles the border, but at Hotel Arbez, you can literally sleep in a bed that is split between these two incredible countries.
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The government's environmental watchdog, Profepa, has given uniforms and equipment to hundreds of local farmers to keep watch in a 140,000-acre reserve that straddles most of the butterflies' hibernation spots.
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But thanks partly to his haircut, a high fade that straddles the line between male and female grooming standards, those who don't know him see him as a man, he said.
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On Monday, the court affirmed the right of the Crow Tribe to hunt in the Bighorn Mountains, a range that straddles Wyoming and Montana, under the terms of an 1868 treaty.
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The Indian-born British chef Romy Gill has long been intrigued by the different ways of living, speaking and eating in the state of Himachal Pradesh, which straddles the Western Himalayas.
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Image by Xinhua News AgencyFor years China's been toying with the idea of building a massive bus that straddles multiple lanes of cars to move commuters without creating a traffic mess.
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Despite having a demanding career that straddles both the fashion and film industries (as well as publishing her first novel this year), Delevingne still knows how to have a good time.
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The shipping channel that straddles the Texas-Louisiana border is already home to the Sabine Pass LNG terminal operated by Cheniere, the first mover in the emerging Gulf Coast export hub.
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The court, sitting in the northern Chilean city of Antofagasta, approved by two votes to one the closure of the polemical project that straddles the Andes Mountains between Chile and Argentina.
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The Goldman team is advising investors to think about buying straddles, or buying both puts and calls, on a group of 20 companies that will announce their earnings by mid-August.
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Dressed in white robes and carrying a copy of the Koran, the president has also drawn large crowds during rallies across Gambia, which straddles the Gambia river on Africa's west coast.
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But he says Tehran may be taking for granted its ability to wage war on Israel's ground mainly through its Lebanese ally Hezbollah, whose southern stronghold straddles the northern Israeli border.
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Two sources had told Reuters that Barrick would like the buyer of a stake in Veladero to also invest in neighboring Pascua-Lama, which straddles the border of Argentina and Chile.
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They risk propelling Sudan deeper into crisis, upending Bashir's attempt to stave off financial collapse and destabilizing a country beset by simmering internal conflicts that straddles Africa and the Middle East.
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If you're trying to visit all seven continents, kill two birds with one stone by heading to Istanbul, Turkey, which is the only city in the world that straddles two continents.
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Indonesia straddles the so-called "Pacific Ring of Fire", a highly seismically active zone, where different plates on the earth's crust meet and create a large number of earthquakes and volcanoes.
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PARIS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A naked woman floats in the air with a pair of scissors tied around her waist while another straddles a cannon, her head tilted toward the sky.
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So here he is at the "Fiber Space," a trendy-looking storefront on a street that straddles the states, splitting the city in two: Kansas on the west, Missouri to the east.
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With expectations for a major breakthrough in policy talks low, buying so-called "option straddles" which involves simultaneously selling and buying currency derivatives on either side of the summit have gained popularity.
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The cult animator's two-minute submission straddles the line between gore and whimsy with a simple sketch of a man and woman locking lips, and locked in a violent battle for dominance.
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Located in Argentina's San Juan province on the Chilean border, Veladero lies on the mineral-rich El Indio belt about 6 miles (20103 km) away from Pascua-Lama, which straddles the border.
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The country straddles the so-called "Pacific Ring of Fire", a highly seismically active zone, where different plates on the earth's crust meet and create a large number of earthquakes and volcanoes.
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There, he will be met by President Moon and together they will make the short walk to the Peace House, a conference center in Panmunjon or Truce Village, which straddles the DMZ.
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He has become one of America's most highly regarded artists: a musician whose influence straddles multiple decades and a lyricist worthy of the poets and authors who inspired him on his journey.
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Business Insider Intelligence spoke with Chris Penrose, president of IoT solutions at AT&T, about how his group approaches the question of expansion and straddles the line between both paths to market.
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About 19,000 civilians have fled into North Darfur and up to 15,000 into Central Darfur, escaping fighting in the mountainous Jebel Marra region that straddles three of Darfur's five states, it said.
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After many protests outside his Vista office, progressive activists were delighted when he decided to retire -- leaving an open seat in a district that straddles parts of San Diego and Orange counties.
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American commanders view the plan to arm the Syrian Kurds, whose population straddles the border with Turkey, as an incentive to keep them on board for the fight against the Islamic State.
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Even a limited nuclear exchange between the two rivals would produce anything between 85033 million and 100 million casualties, mostly civilian, in the cities of the Punjab province which straddles the border.
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Janusz Adam Adamski, 49, from Szczecin, Poland, climbed the world's highest peak on May 21 from the Chinese route and descended on the Nepali side of the mountain that straddles their border.
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A dreary pileup of hard-luck monologues and run-down locations, Mark Webber's "Flesh and Blood" straddles the line between fact and fiction with exhausting earnestness and a fatal dearth of narrative.
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From its position along the ridge line of the Hollywood Hills, Mulholland winds for several miles and straddles the suburban valley to the north and the more urban cityscape to the south.
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Last month, she lifted "Rocks Rocker" (2020), a rippling hunk of ceramic that straddles a smooth, curved beam of wood like an ungainly jockey, onto its steel base using a small crane.
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The Nordic island country straddles the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet, molding a volcanic terrain webbed by glacial rivers and studded with gemstone-aquamarine lakes.
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Then 201533 ewes and five juvenile rams were transplanted to the Rocky Boy's Reservation of the Chippewa Cree, which straddles part of the Bears Paw Mountains, an islandlike rise on the plains.
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The troops Colonel Morrow commands are responsible for guarding the Joint Security Area within the DMZ, which includes Taesung and nearby Panmunjom, a village now uninhabited by civilians that straddles the border.
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As an artist who successfully straddles pop and rap, Malone was nominated for seven American Music Awards this year alone and ultimately won best album in rap/hip hop for Hollywood's Bleeding.
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The government has proposed to allocate an extra 50 million Norwegian crowns ($6.04 million) to conduct a so-called 3D survey over a large geographical structure that straddles the border with Russia.
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The company cited the recent reduction in the corporate tax rate as one reason for its increased interest in investing more in the Permian Basin, which straddles West Texas and New Mexico.
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The sculptures exist both inside and outside the natural world, in a kind of between state—just as the artist straddles the worlds of art and craft, and of tradition and innovation.
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Local officials say the scale of destruction, with villages buried by landslides and provincial towns flattened, has overwhelmed authorities in Papua New Guinea, which straddles the geologically active Pacific Ring of Fire.
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One of the blocks is in the Perdido Fold Basin, which straddles the U.S.-Mexico maritime border in the Gulf of Mexico, while the other three are further south in the Salina Basin.
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Poland said it would keep logging in the forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site which straddles the border between Poland and Belarus and is home to European bison as well as rare birds.
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Curiously, the black and white checkered knot is tethered to one of the gallery's structural posts which straddles the hulking, defunct elevator lift mounted to the ceiling, a permanent fixture in the space.
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He's not as revolutionary as All in the Family's Archie Bunker (who came to TV in 1971) or Tony Soprano (who debuted in 1999), but he comfortably straddles the gap between the two.
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Julia Moskin has a marvelous exploration of the breakfast muffin, with a recipe for a whole-grain blueberry muffin with orange streusel, which straddles the line between healthful virtue and carb-laden decadence.
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Since its inception in 2013, Boxed has become the label for anyone with even the remotest interest in forward-thinking instrumental grime that straddles the divide between being club-friendly and fiercely experimental.
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But close behind looms the problem of semi-detached Turkey, a country that not only possesses NATO's second-biggest armed force, but also straddles a critical geopolitical fault-line between west and east.
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It looks like a pretty compelling app, and one that straddles the line between Microsoft's traditional work focus and its current push to recruit more creative types through its Surface line of products.
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A reservation for the Pemon indigenous tribe that straddles the border is crisscrossed with dirt tracks along which cars, jeeps, vans, pickups and motor bikes ferry migrants to Brazil and return with goods.
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The planned power plant, known as Muzizi, will be developed on a small river in western Uganda that flows into Lake Albert which straddles the country's border with the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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The Gateway project, whose cost has been estimated at more than $20 billion, "has no bearing whatsoever" for Two Penn Plaza, a Vornado-owned office tower that straddles the train station, Roth said.
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Another visionary, Patrick Takahashi, introduces a technology that straddles the border of quirky and genius: harnessing the resources of the deepest parts of the ocean to create seasteads that are completely self-sustaining.
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Two years after Goat Girl formed, the name has proven a fitting moniker for the lo-fi quartet, whose droll, searing self-titled debut straddles the line between provocative crassness and mocking crassness.
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Doi Tung was founded in 1988 by the grandmother of Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn on the edge of the "Golden Triangle" opium-growing region that straddles the borders of Myanmar, Laos and Thailand.
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Black athletes, in particular, have always occupied a dual role that straddles sport and politics, the result of pursuing athletic excellence in a nation which, for much of its existence, practiced racial segregation.
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After his trip back from the other side, Church straddles a different divide: half alive, half dead—but his newly disturbing behavior isn't really anything other than an exaggeration of his former life.
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As Mr. Kim and President Moon Jae-in of South Korea prepare to meet at Panmunjom, the so-called truce village that straddles their countries' border, here is what you need to know.
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In November 2017, a North Korean soldier dashed through a hail of bullets fired by his fellow troops to enter the South through Panmunjom, the so-called truce village that straddles the border.
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Meant to commemorate 1,102 of the 1,177 soldiers and marines killed in the attack on Pearl Harbour, the USS Arizona Memorial straddles the hull of the battleship that was sunk in the attack.
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The New York-based robotic racing series that straddles the blurry line between real and virtual, with a global audience of millions, has seen viewing figures soar as countries have gone into lockdown.
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Years ago, Meles Zenawi and Isaias Afewerki, whose families both hail from the Tigray region that straddles the border, joined the forces of their rebel movements against Ethiopia's Marxist dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam.
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LOS ANGELES — In the space of seven minutes on an airport tarmac on Wednesday, President Trump captured the thorny decision he faces as he once again straddles the edge of war and peace.
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Wagah straddles the border -- with the eastern half in India and the western half in Pakistan -- and sits on the Grand Trunk Road, one of the main overland routes between the two nations.
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At the heart of the matter is the ownership and management of Quinn Industrial, the region's biggest industrial employer, which straddles the border between Derrylin in Northern Ireland and Ballyconnell in the south.
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Drawing on all manner of influences, with a frenetic combination of 160BPM snares and claps and downright bizarre samples, the Footwork scene effortlessly straddles multiple genres, whilst paying homage to its house roots.
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It's perfect for binging on pro esports alongside Twitch and other options, but I'm curious what we'll see with pick-up here, since Vue straddles both traditional TV and the post cord-cutting worlds.
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More awkwardly, it straddles a line between exalting battlefield heroism and advancing a war-is-hell message with its extended depiction of carnage -- further complicating those overlapping concepts with ample religious talk and imagery.
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"We think one-month straddles make a lot of sense," said Mathai-Davis, referring to an options strategy where an investor buys both a put and call option to take advantage of heightened volatility.
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In that way, she straddles the modern–postmodern divide and creates a bridge between the works that have been segregated into the history of photography and those that have been accepted into art history.
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Rising volatility measures have also boosted the popularity of derivatives such as option straddles that offer the opportunity to profit from currency fluctuations without forcing investors to take outright long or short sterling positions.
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The Ferghana Valley, a fertile and densely populated strip of land that straddles Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, is considered to be the heart of Islamist militancy in Central Asia, whose main target is Russia.
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Unlike other non-traditional - so-called populist - parties that have flourished across Europe since the 2008 financial crisis, 2000-Star straddles ideological divides, focusing its anger on rampant corruption rather than on mass immigration.
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Mr. Reedus, who straddles a motorcycle on "The Walking Dead" and has a garage filled with his own, tours the country by bike, starting with a jaunt up the Pacific Coast Highway in California.
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Living in a town that straddles the border between the opposition-controlled provinces of western Aleppo and northern Idlib, he and his wife had grown numb to the constant barrage of bombs dropping nearby.
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Tyndall Air Force Base, which straddles a narrow spit of land jutting out into the Gulf, a dozen miles south of Panama City, "sustained extensive damage," a post on the base's Facebook page said.
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Then, as now, the community feared that it would be replaced by a structure that would be jarring to the neighborhood, like the Park Lane, a large apartment complex that straddles the railroad tracks.
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The same pattern emerged in the widely publicized defeat of Joe Crowley, another 10-term incumbent, by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the Democratic primary in a House district that straddles the Bronx and Queens.
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In the 230s, Qatar discovered vast quantities of natural gas in the offshore North Field, which straddles the maritime border between Qatar and Iran, with the largest part of the field in Qatari waters.
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Yet few of these people actually use Paytm at the store, which straddles two dusty streets in this sleepy north Indian city in which tractors jostle with cows for space on the narrow roads.
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At the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which straddles the border of Tennessee and North Carolina and was the busiest national park last year, officials reported a surge in visitors during the past week.
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As you may have gathered, "The Great Leap" — as befits a play whose title refers both to modern Chinese history and athletic prowess — ambitiously straddles several well-worn narrative forms, and not without strain.
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Bernie Sanders, the third candidate leading the polls, straddles this divide, relying heavily on independents and young people -- who often gravitate toward "wine track" candidates -- but also showing consistent strength among working-class whites.
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Map by Luke Shuman Only about a hundred groups of isolated indigenous people are believed to still exist, with more than half of them living in the wilderness that straddles Peru's border with Brazil.
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It's almost as if she has a third eye open to the realities of adulthood, knowing full well that she's experiencing the time in her life that straddles the line between innocence and maturity.
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One large category of startups focused on affordability straddles the borders of proptech and fintech by using technology to update financial products like rent to own, fractional ownership of homes, and home-equity loans.
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A 22008-year-old Ontario man who ran a marijuana ring that smuggled Canadian pot into New York state, through a Mohawk reserve that straddles the border, has been sentenced to life in prison.
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C'MON does not equal [What I say to my brother every time he wears socks with sandals] because it is too self-referential, and ROTTER is not [One who straddles two parking spaces, say].
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Background: This flare up once again brought into focus the uncomfortable relationship that India and Pakistan have shared since partition in 245 and the significance of the disputed Kashmir region that straddles both countries.
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So the Vancouver Special straddles the utopian ideal of creating an accessible city and the dystopian ways this ideal is often manifested — a theme with deep local roots that was apparent throughout the triennial.
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The plans will need to manage a number of tricky subjects, including defining what a digital business is, and the problem of who has final say over a company's taxes when it straddles multiple countries.
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But rising Russian influence, a migration crisis that straddles the region, Turkey's drift toward authoritarian rule and a desire to strengthen European integration after Britain leaves in 2019 have presented the Balkans with an opportunity.
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Islamist militant groups, including Islamic State, have gained ground in the chaos, and Derna, a city of about 150,000 that straddles the coastal highway linking Libya to Egypt, has a long history with Islamist militancy.
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The hearing led many Democrats to believe that DeVos, a woman who straddles two immensely wealthy and politically active Republican families, could be their best chance to thwart a Trump cabinet nominee from getting approved.
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Those include fields in the San Juan basin which straddles the Colorado-New Mexico border, the Cotton Valley field in East Texas, the Arkoma and Anadarko basins in Oklahoma, and the Wamsutter basin in Wyoming.
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Over half of the earth's identified resources of the mineral are found in South America's "lithium triangle", an otherworldly landscape of high-altitude lakes and bright white salt flats that straddles Chile, Argentina and Bolivia.
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Formed ten years ago by guitarist Bryant Williamson, bassist Joel Hatstat, and drummer Mike Albanese (also of Maserati), Cinemechanica straddles the thorny divide between spazzy math rock, angular post-hardcore, and herky-jerky experimental metal.
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A UNESCO World Heritage site, Bialowieza, which straddles the border with Belarus, is one of Europe's last primeval forests and home to its largest herd of European bison as well as unique birds and insects.
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"I don't think it's a time to incur a large amount of risk by selling straddles or strangles," said Dan Deming, managing director at KKM Financial, referring to popular strategies that bank on muted volatility.
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It's a solid first round in this brave new world for Mario and his creators that straddles the new and nostalgic masterfully enough to make you forget that it all started with a stolen cake.
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South Pars is part of a giant gas reservoir that straddles the territorial waters of Iran and Qatar, where Total is also a major player in gas production as well as in oil and refining.
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The Tohono O'odham reservation, which straddles the U.S.–Mexico border, became a well-travelled entry point to the U.S. for undocumented immigrants and traffickers after federal officials tightened border security at larger points of entry.
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The PAP is a special internal security force that straddles the line between the national police force and the People's Liberation Army, an element typically equipped with less-than-lethal tools to handle domestic unrest.
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But the Dutch don't own the field: The London School of Economics and the European University Viadrina, which straddles the Oder River along the German-Polish border, are also big names in E.U.-focused courses.
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When to watch a Manhattanhenge sunset in 22018 Manhattanhenge straddles the summer solstice on June 21 over two pairs of days — one that happens several weeks before the solstice, and the other several weeks after.
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Barrick, the world's biggest gold miner by output, also said it had formed a working group with Shandong Gold to study a potential partnership at Pascua-Lama, which straddles the border of Chile and Argentina.
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Meanwhile Nigeria's Boko Haram, which has pledged its allegiance to the Islamic State, is stepping up raids and suicide bombings in the Lake Chad region, which straddles the borders between Chad, Niger, Nigeria and Cameroon.
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Only two hold seats that flipped from Republican to Democratic control last fall: Levin, whose district straddles Orange County and San Diego in Southern California, and Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, who won a Miami-area seat.
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Parq Vancouver, Vancouver Opening next fall beside BC Place stadium, the development known as Parq Vancouver straddles a convention destination and an entertainment center, including a casino, outdoor rooftop park, five restaurants and a spa.
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To this end, the self-described "experimental philosopher" and artist Jonathon Keats has designed a pinhole camera that will take a 2000,23018-year exposure of Lake Tahoe, which straddles the border of California and Nevada.
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Salles listed Foz do Iguaçu, one of the world's largest waterfalls that straddles the border with Paraguay and Argentina, as one of many famous national parks around the country that could be brought under private management.
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FOR much of the year the lake in the crater at the top of Mount Changbai, a dormant volcano that straddles the frontier between China and North Korea, is covered with ice or hidden by clouds.
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The ensuing chase straddles the line between thrilling and silly, cross-cutting between Valerian hustling through a bustling marketplace in the mirror-plane, and dodging invisible bullets through a vast desert back in his own dimension.
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The original 25-inch iPad Pro felt like a failure in this respect, but the much smaller 265-inch iPad Pro proves that you really can have an Apple device that straddles the tablet/laptop divide.
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The EU has a deal with Turkey to halt the influx of migrants but the latest attacks have muddied an already complex dynamic between the EU and its neighbor, which straddles Europe and the Middle East.
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Singapore is grappling not only with the practical effects of a growing social phenomenon but also with the impact that this has on its identity as a country that straddles modernity and tradition, East and West.
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - A two-day skirmish between Guinean and Malian villagers over control of a gold mine that straddles the countries' joint border killed at least 17 people, a government official in Guinea said on Tuesday.
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The couple were able to say "I do" while standing in two different countries as authorities opened a gate known as the "Door of Hope" at Friendship Park which straddles San Diego, California, and Tijuana, Mexico.
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This proposed wall will run directly through the Tohono O'odham Nation — a tribe with a reservation the size of Connecticut that straddles the U.S.-Mexico border — and poses a plethora of ethical, political, and environmental problems.
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Throughout the 22014s, this kind of space-dominating choreography extended through to the a majority of boy-band moves, seated or otherwise, manifesting wide straddles and low camera angles with a very specific point of focus.
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The home straddles two hillside lots and has six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, in addition to an array of terraces and wellness features, including an infinity pool, a wellness center, and a Japanese water-filtration system.
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Unification Minister Cho Myoung-gyon will lead the South's delegation to the talks next week, which will be held Thursday on the North Korean side of Panmunjom, the so-called truce village that straddles the border.
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As governor of Nevada from 1967 to 1971, Mr. Laxalt got to know Reagan, then governor of California, when they worked together to clean up the increasingly polluted Lake Tahoe, which straddles the two states' border.
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When he is not in London or Washington, he lives with his wife, Julia Watson, in a small town, Le Bugue, which straddles the Vézère river and serves as a model for the fictional St.-Denis.
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Featuring exclusives from the likes of Alessandro Adriani, All Done, Kesarine, Mehmet Aslan, Yan Wagner and Acid Arab themselves, what we have here is an scintillating hour of music that straddles borders, and circumnavigates cultural differences.
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Here are a few of the top locations being discussed: One of the most likely sites being discussed is the Joint Security Area in Panmunjom that straddles the Military Demarcation Line between North and South Korea.
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Jenner and Scott posed for the August issue of the magazine with Scott clad in a black, pin-striped suit, while the 20-year-old Jenner straddles him showcasing her assets in a skimpy black one-piece.
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The result is a novel that straddles both the horrific and the absurd, kind of like present-day America, though from our conversation the sense I got from Palahniuk is he'd like us to get over ourselves.
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Amid news that Lake Michigan is freezing over, photos have been released of Niagara Falls — which straddles the Ontario and New York border — looking like more a scene from a holiday film than its usual roaring self.
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The Spurs, who open a season-long, eight-game road stretch that straddles the All-Star break, rolled over Denver 121-97 on Saturday and have given up just 92.3 points per game during their current streak.
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I think that image really straddles the documentarian approach and also the artistic sensitivity and the mood and our intention to not glamorize or romanticize but point out what is quite beautiful and delicate about this place.
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The Pascua-Lama project, which straddles the border of Argentina and Chile in the Andes, was put on hold in 2013 due to environmental issues, political opposition, labor unrest and development costs that ballooned to $8.5 billion.
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The neighbourhood around the mosque, which straddles the districts of Bogwang-dong and Hannam-dong, is Seoul's most diverse, an oddity in a country with few foreign residents, next to no ethnic diversity and strong social conformity.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES INTERNATIONAL: Brazil's president chafed at accepting $20 million offered by G-7 nations to help save expanses of burning and defoliated Amazon rainforest, an ecosystem that straddles nine Latin American nations (The Hill).
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It was midday this week, not far from a main road in Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro's most developed and supposedly "pacified" slum that straddles a mountain and sits right between the main Barra and Copacabana Olympic zones.
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Mr. Hunt straddles the line between the previous generation and the current one — he is hip-hop-minded, but also traditional, and exceedingly sensitive above all, both to his partner's needs and to his own emotional failings.
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Iraqi forces on Friday said they had begun their own final offensive against Islamic State on the Iraqi side of the jihadist territory that straddles the border between the two countries, entering the city of al-Qaim.
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The Arnona building where the temporary American Embassy will be housed, and the land adjacent to it, roughly straddles the seam between West Jerusalem, where mostly Israelis live, and East Jerusalem, which is a largely Arab community.
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Automotive remains a huge pull when it comes to raising big bucks: part of the reason is because the space is capital intensive, as it straddles both software and hardware (that is, not just equipment but cars).
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The LA-based label appeared on our fashion radars because of its effortlessly cool denim that straddles the line between casual and chic — but it offers up everything from laid-back suiting to utilitarian leather looks, too.
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Pompeo then summoned aides to bring him a blank map, and demanded that she point out the location of Ukraine, a 230,000-square-mile expanse of land that straddles the geopolitical fault-line between Europe and Russia.
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Warhol straddles a line between the photographic and the cinematic, while also riffing on the reproducibility of photography, asserting with needle and thread a bespoke, handmade element that makes the image-grids unique, intentionally ready-made, objects.
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" A specialist in stone tool analysis and Indigenous Australian heritage, Alice is also a senior lecturer in archaeology, a field with a gender split of almost 50/50, "because it straddles science, art, humanities and social sciences.
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I should say, from the outset, we are an organization that straddles both lines: We actually work really closely with law enforcement, and we are also embedded in the community and work and fight for community rights.
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We're not sure how anything could top this cult favorite, which is one of those perfect '80s horror-comedies that straddles the line between "intentionally funny" and "intentionally terrible," with a dollop of "occasionally downright scary" thrown in.
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VICE: Susun Weed [a nearby herbalist] raises sheep for milk and meat, and when she slaughters them she has a whole ritual: she sings to them and straddles them like she's riding them and then cuts their throat.
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"Brew" — the term used for the drug to which so many are addicted — is at the heart of Nesbo's novel and neatly straddles the murky world of Shakespeare's witches, with their caldron, and that of modern drug labs.
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The deal, which confirms an earlier Reuters report about the talks, will also see the two firms look at jointly developing the nearby undeveloped Pascua-Lama gold and silver project which straddles the border of Argentina and Chile.
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There's the topé where he straddles Guerrero on the outside—the expectation is that he just rides the larger man down to the concrete, but Mysterio switches it up, turning it into a hurricanrana in a split second.
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The Pascua-Lama project, which straddles the border of Argentina and Chile in the Andes Mountains, was put on hold in 2013 due to environmental issues, political opposition, labor unrest and development costs that ballooned to $8.5 billion.
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And with four seconds left in overtime and the game tied at 13, he brought the ball past the half-court line and stopped to set himself just beyond the R in the Thunder logo that straddles midcourt.
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The scandal was sparked by an energy deal related to the giant Itaipu hydroelectric plant that straddles the two countries, which officials and lawmakers said would be hugely harmful for Paraguay and cost the state around $200 million.
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The government there has resisted calls from within the ruling party to seek arbitration over a gas field in the East China Sea that straddles a line of control separating exclusive economic zone claimed by Tokyo and Beijing.
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Scott H. Biram is a cipher; a Texas blues man who loves Motörhead, an outlaw country punk, a Hank III-meets-Jimmie Rodgers sinner with saintly intentions who straddles tradition and progress, and can play a mean guitar.
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The US has also agreed — in talks with Israel and Jordan — to maintain a base of about 150 special forces troops in the Syrian town of Tanf, which straddles the main highway linking Syrian regime territory and Iraq.
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Pilar, which opened in January next door to its sibling, Pilar Cuban Eatery, straddles the line between bakery and cafe, less a place to grab a loaf than an opportunity to pick up a savory pastry to go.
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Here is a look at the issues behind the rising American tensions with Turkey, a country of 79 million that straddles Europe and Asia and has long played a vital role in the stability of the Middle East.
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The vehicle incident is the most recent episode in a history of strain between federal authorities and the Tohono O'odham, a tribe with about 34,000 enrolled members whose territory straddles the border between the United States and Mexico.
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A volcano that straddles the Chinese and North Korean border — the Chinese call it Changbaishan — it is a central setting for North Korean propaganda, a place where soldiers are sent on pilgrimages to swear loyalty to their leader.
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BIALOWIEZA, Poland, May 24 (Reuters) - Environmental campaigners chained themselves to logging equipment in Poland's ancient Bialowieza Forest on Wednesday in protest against the government-backed felling of trees in the UNESCO World Heritage site that straddles the Belarus border.
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"The dead whale's resting place straddles a rocky shoreline in an intertidal area making it unsafe for the Center's necropsy team to attempt to perform a necropsy," said Giancarlo Rulli, spokesman for The Marine Mammal Center, in a statement.
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The company owns 50 percent of a joint venture with New York-based private equity firm KKR & Co LP called Veresen Midstream, a natural gas midstream business focused on the Montney region, which straddles the Alberta-British Columbia border.
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This, paired with the widespread approval of her role in A Star Is Born, seems to signal that Lady Gaga is moving into a new level of fame—one that straddles forms, and which mirrors that of her predecessors.
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The researchers mailed questionnaires to 1,500 science teachers, who taught disciplines ranging from biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences, since the study of climate change straddles fields and they weren't sure which classes were paying the subject more attention.
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The gold and silver project, which straddles the border of Argentina and Chile in the Andes Mountains, was put on hold in 2013 due to environmental issues, political opposition, labor unrest and development costs that ballooned to $8.5 billion.
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Now, most of us aren't (former) prosecutors, and most of us don't look at life through the narrow cylinder of what's the most effective way to prosecute those whose questionable conduct potentially straddles both judicial and legislative justice systems.
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"Continental Resources straddles both of these buckets and is therefore our most preferred way to retain exposure to the positives of US shale while minimizing the risk associated with a potential oversupply of ultra-light crudes," the analysts wrote.
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Art Review In "Monkey Business," a 2013 sculpture by the design team Studio Job, a life-size, long-tailed primate covered in a granular coat of tiny crystals and sporting a gold-tasseled red fez straddles a treasure chest.
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Dana Claxton's "He Who Transforms" (2009) straddles the line between representational figuralism and abstraction; using the human form as an anchor in a nondescript backdrop, she is able to create a world where the sitter is floating in space.
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The return of the telephone hotline at the village of Panmunjom, which straddles the Demilitarized Zone, the world's most heavily guarded border, came two days after North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, made a rare overture to the South.
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He proposes using straddles — or strategies that involve the simultaneous purchase of a put and a call of the same underlying stock, striking price, and expiration date — as a way to take advantage of price swings in either direction.
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Warming is expected to open new land to farming in Canada's northern prairies, parts of the Yukon Territory near the Arctic, the Peace River region that straddles northern British Columbia and Alberta, and parts of northern Ontario, Bonnett said.
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The offshore block where the drilling was occurring straddles the border of Vietnam's 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone but is challenged by China, Vietnam's hulking northern neighbor, which is building artificial islands in the sea for its military.
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Grey Area straddles Simz's outward-looking sensibilities—the community of creative people she's built around her, the influences she's picked up through her own listening and her travels on the road—with tightly, inward-looking and reflective subject matter.
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Their stridently percussive take on post-everything heaviness straddles the line in the shifting sands between post-metal, post-rock, shoegaze, doom, prog and whatever Neurosis is, indulging in meandering, wistful melodies and outre elements whenever the mood strikes.
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The Pascua Lama gold and silver project, which straddles the border of Argentina and Chile in the Andes Mountains, was put on hold in 2013 due to environmental issues, political opposition, labor unrest and development costs that ballooned to $8.5 billion.
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Barrick, the world's biggest gold miner by output, also said it had formed a working group with China's Shandong Gold to study a potential partnership at Pascua-Lama, which straddles the border of Chile and Argentina in the Andes Mountains.
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Halo Wars 23 is a game that very visibly straddles the divide between console and PC. It's a real-time strategy game, a genre that — along with the MOBA and the MMORPG — has traditionally confined itself to the home computer.
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Valenzuela straddles the fields of art and code and says he wants to bridge these two worlds, empowering non-coders to use machine learning models and, in turn, connecting researchers to the people who will benefit directly from their work.
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The mural straddles two walls on the garage's corner in Port Talbot, one of the most polluted cities in the U.K. On one side, a boy with his sled looks at the sky with his mouth open to catch snowflakes.
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Everest, which straddles the Nepal-China border, has been climbed by nearly 5,000 people since it was first scaled by New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa in 1953, according to a post by Everest blogger Alan Arnette.
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The British Geological Survey, a publicly funded body, estimates that the main shale gas reserve, the Bowland-Hodder basin, which straddles northern England from coast to coast, could contain about 1,330trn cubic feet (20113trn cubic metres) of gas, and perhaps more.
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Here's the transcript of what he said (again, emphasis added): Well, it might be useful, first, to explain the unique position that the FBI occupies in that it straddles both intelligence, as a part of the intelligence community and law enforcement.
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The Sanctuary movement encourages churches to open their facilities to immigrants seeking protection from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and it straddles political lines; some participating churches lean left, and others do not, but all diverge from the Christian right's party line.
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And now the remote hills and valleys in the shadow of the Serrania del Perija mountain range, which straddles the northern border between Colombia and Venezuela, are a hub of small, community farm businesses that are pivotal to the new peace.
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What that produces, most movingly in a live setting, is a canvas on which she draws her fairly bleak and self-reflective perspective on the world over music that straddles indie and soul—more on that in a bit, though.
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Whether it's a school of fish, a sea or cars, or a squadron of children, the Jakartan artist's work straddles the line between unique and uniform, chaos and order, thus capturing the essence of a group, a crowd, or a community.
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Related: Heroin Kills White People More Than Anyone Else — And Nobody Is Sure Why Mexican opium is mostly produced in the mountains of Guerrero and in the so-called Golden Triangle region that straddles the states of Sinaloa, Durango, and Chihuahua.
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Barrick, the world's largest gold producer, said that closing surface facilities in Chile is consistent with its plan to advance a study on underground mining at Pascua-Lama, which straddles the border of Argentina and Chile in the Andes Mountains.
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The crime, during a wave of anti-Muslim hostility across the country, unsettled many in the neighborhood, an enclave that area leaders described as a growing hub of Muslim families from Bangladesh that straddles the border between Brooklyn and Queens.
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As with "Wall with Giraffe" — Abercrombie's work straddles the tension between that which is simple, magical, and free, and that which is turbulent, dark, and unavoidable — the beauty of a moment of friendship and the reality of a wall in between.
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Mr. Moon and Mr. Kim are planning an inter-Korean summit in late April at Peace House, a South Korean conference hall inside Panmunjom, the so-called truce village that straddles the Demilitarized Zone, or DMZ, separating the two Koreas.
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Kami Rita Sherpa worried that scaling Everest, which sits near a major glacier and straddles the border between Nepal and Tibet, was becoming more complex — a troubling development as the mountain continues to be commercialized and to attract inexperienced climbers.
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In "Boy Torture: Double Headed Monster," a girl straddles an inanimate teenage boy, her spit looming over his face while two girls hover in the background: one with hair hanging forwards, and a younger girl perched in a nearby tree.
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Unlike more typical sources of early startup capital, Ocean seeks to instill the notion of "Christ leadership" in its participants, and its dual business and spiritual mentorship program straddles a somewhat sinuous line between product planning, life coaching, and evangelism.
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But in Donald Glover — the "Star Wars" actor, "Atlanta" creator, and Childish Gambino rapper who brilliantly straddles "cool" and "geek" culture like no one in the business — Yang&aposs not only earned an endorsement but found his campaign&aposs creative consultant.
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The gold and silver Pascua Lama project, which straddles the border of Argentina and Chile in the Andes Mountains, was put on hold in 2013 due to environmental issues, political opposition, labor unrest and development costs that ballooned to $8.5 billion.
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Before leaving for the State Department, Mr. Tillerson negotiated the acquisition of a giant field in the Permian Basin, which straddles West Texas and New Mexico, that should add more than three billion barrels of accessible reserves to Exxon Mobil's inventory.
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And the General Motors plant that straddles the city's border is scheduled to close in January, meaning a major loss in tax revenue in a place where government services have been stretched so thin that frustrated volunteers sometimes fill potholes.
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In a quick offensive, Syrian government forces, backed by Russian air forces, have been advancing from the east on areas held by the opposition in the strategic southwestern region that straddles the Jordanian border and the Golan Heights, occupied by Israel in 1967.
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On the cover of the August issue of the mag, the couple poses for a sexy shoot — Scott clad in a black, pin-striped suit while the 20-year-old Jenner straddles her man showcasing her assets in a skimpy black one-piece.
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Lovato's strong vocals, the song's R&B influence, and an unapologetic attitude that straddles the line between Katy Perry's "Swish Swish" and Icona Pop's "I Love It." Like, who won't be firing back at their next petty drama with this potty-mouthed chorus?
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Directed by voting rights activists and funded by an influx of donations that poured in earlier this month, the workers are trying to reach every voter they can on the North Dakota side of the reservation, which straddles both Dakotas, before Election Day.
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In these specials, that genius is surrounded by static, as Chappelle straddles the freak success of 2004, the hermit of the inter-years, and the resurrected colossus brought forth by ecstatic heralds like myself for the murky horror show that is the present.
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Born and raised in Tijuana, Zuniga, 57, straddles the two sides of this border city — privileged enough growing up to go to private schools and become a medical doctor, she can move between the city's elite and its most disenfranchised with ease.
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Pioneer, which ranks among the top 10 U.S. oil and gas producers by market value, pumps around 106,503 barrels of oil per day and is one of the largest players in the low-cost Permian basin that straddles Texas and New Mexico.
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Falluja, a major population center just 40 miles west of Baghdad, has been in the hands of the Islamic State since the end of 2013, longer than any other settlement in its so-called caliphate that straddles parts of Iraq and Syria.
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According to the report, the U.S. industries that would be hardest hit by reverting to WTO tariffs would be automotive, where the supply chain straddles all three economies, and textiles, as Canada and Mexico account for 15 percent of U.S. manufacturers' sales.
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The company hasn't spent much time focused on graphics or processing power, instead looking for unique ways to reinvent its own gaming experience, from the motion controlled Wii to last year's Switch, which straddles the line between a living room and portable experience.
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"Americans prefer a magical red Indian, or a shaman, or a fake Indian in a red dress, over a real Native," she writes in "The First Water Is the Body," a piece that straddles the line between prose poem and lyric essay.
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In this bold staging, Tamara appears and actually straddles the prince, who then awakens, horrified at his own thoughts — which were implanted in his mind by the demon, who soon arranges for the prince and his men to be ambushed by infidels.
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Meza's family had made it to the El Chaparral border crossing, which straddles the Mexican city of Tijuana and San Diego on the U.S. side, after leaving their home in the violent city of San Pedro Sula in northern Honduras two months ago.
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While the project's civil rights implications and ecological impact alone would be astounding, there remain numerous logistical and ethical issues to address, such as the potential division of the Tohono O'odham Nation's ancestral land, which straddles the likely route of the proposed wall.
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With an indoor pool, a lounge with a landscaped wall, and a roof deck, No. 507 effectively straddles the High Line, the area's enormously popular park, in that it offers apartments on both sides of the park and is connected underneath it.
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The approximately 123,800-square-mile National Reserve of Copper and Associates, or Renca, which straddles the northern states of Pará and Amapá, was created by Brazil's military dictatorship in 1984 to guard mineral resources from foreign exploitation as the country staggered toward democracy.
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The 75 million people of Turkey, the NATO member and European Union aspirant that straddles Europe and Asia and was once seen as a stable democracy, are facing a ferocious onslaught of terrorist attacks unlike anything that has been seen in the West.
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Wearing floating mutton chops and a zanily blissed-out expression, Mr. Key straddles these sane and insane worlds as Gustav, Laird's combination house manager, parkour trainer and guru, desperately trying to help his well-meaning boss endear himself to his girlfriend's gobsmacked family.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since the 2012 death of Argentine artist Mirtha Dermisache — who was known but underappreciated in her lifetime — her legacy has steadily consolidated as her work, which straddles the line between writing and visual art, receives posthumous attention.
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Technically, it's set in a hotel that straddles the Nevada-California state line, but the otherworldly air at the El Royale gives away the game: This is a movie about purgatory and judgment, and whether anyone really can earn their way out.
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As conservationists in Beringia — an (at least historically) icy patch of land and sea that straddles the United States, Canada and Russia, hugging the Bering and Chukchi seas — we have spent a fair share of time considering this elusive carnivore, the wolverine ( Gulo gulo ).
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Just 32 hours after Trump invited Kim Jong Un, in a seemingly random tweet, to meet him in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) that straddles North and South Korea, the two leaders shook hands and Trump took the unprecedented step of walking into North Korea.
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Microsoft might have a challenge finding the right customer for the Surface Go, as it straddles the line between a consumption device like Apple's $329 iPad and a more powerful (and more expensive) productivity tablet like Microsoft's own Surface Pro or the iPad Pro.
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Ahead of Trump's address, the stock options market was not yet foreseeing a huge reaction to the speech, bracing for a move of 0.9 percent in either direction by Wednesday's close, according to pricing on at-the-money straddles on S&P 500 index options.
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ConocoPhillips said on Monday it had sold its 30 percent stake in the project to East Timor, allowing the tiny nation to push for development of the field, discovered in 1974 but held up as it straddles the maritime border between Australia and East Timor.
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In an era when pro gamers can make as much as some athletes, and YouTubers are building multimillion-dollar careers, FaZe Clan has created a brand that straddles the line between esports and the influencer world to capture a growing audience of young fans.
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But when all the votes were counted, Mr. Cisneros had captured 5003 percent of the vote in the 2500th District, a former conservative stronghold that straddles parts of Orange, Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties and has been swept by change in recent years.
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In the Air 11 Photos View Slide Show ' In celebration of the melancholy of things that cannot stay: the sweet ache of summer's end; an immaculate dessert soon to be devoured; fashion that hints at nature's frailty, straddles seasons and unravels before our very eyes.
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Richard Long Feather, the head of his family and his team, was born in 1963 on the Standing Rock reservation, which straddles the border of North and South Dakota and which is home to the Hunkpapa band of the Lakota to which he belongs.
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Located in London's East End, it straddles the Docklands to its east, where new arrivals to Britain once hit dry land, and to its west the city, whose shiny office towers stand as the symbols of wealth and opportunity that have attracted so many newcomers.
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Roccat's Horde AIMO keyboard straddles both sides of the fence, providing a more than adequate typing experience along with some multimedia and gaming features perfect for someone who's not ready to go all-in on a stark mechanical model or some gaudy and tricked out membrane keyboard.
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Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 and then built a giant road bridge linking it to southern Russia that straddles the Kerch Strait - a narrow stretch of water that links the Black Sea to the Sea of Azov, which is home to two of Ukraine's most important ports.
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"It is very difficult for investors to take a directional view given the mixed messages from politicians on the negotiation progress, therefore long volatility positions such as straddles are a good choice over outright cash bets," said Jordan Rochester, an FX strategist at Nomura in London.
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Everest, which straddles the Nepal-China border and can be reached from both sides, has been climbed by 4,833 people since it was first scaled by New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa in 1953, according to a post by Everest blogger Alan Arnette.
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The tank is colder at the far end, and marginally warmer near the rubber 'beach' where model ships and platforms are attached to the mobile control centre, which looks sort of like a big subway car that straddles the pool on a set of greased metal rails.
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The gold and silver project, which straddles the mineral-rich El Indio belt on the border of Argentina and Chile in the Andes mountains, has been on hold since 2013 due to environmental concerns, political opposition and labor issues, and costs have surged to $8.5 billion.
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On Thursday night, Mr. Snider, whose music straddles the line between country, folk and rock, sat in his living room with a fat green bag of marijuana on a table, occasionally packing it into a pipe and puffing as he spoke of the life of a songwriter.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Sunday shows - Recession fears dominate Bullock: Putting Cuccinelli in charge of immigration 'like putting Putin in charge of election security' MORE straddles two worlds on gun control laws.
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OZM's pro forma FEBITDA/interest expense, taking into account the 2017 expense guidance and the announced 1Q17 repayment of the revolver, is expected to range from 2.4x to 3.9x, which straddles Fitch's 'bb' and 'b' category quantitative coverage benchmarks of 0003x-6x and less than 3x, respectively.
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While he was deployed to eastern Afghanistan, Lt. Jonathan Bratten would trudge back to his hut after long shifts in his battalion headquarters and stare up at the Hindu Kush, the 500-mile-long range of snow-capped mountains that straddles the country's border with Pakistan.
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Over the last 15 years, about 8,700 square miles of the area, which straddles Brazil, Paraguay and Bolivia, have been altered, with fast-growing patches of yellow, arid land introduced into the lush biome, which covers roughly 70,000 square miles, or about the size of Syria.
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Over the last 24.8 years, about 20113,22011 square miles of the area, which straddles Brazil, Paraguay and Bolivia, have been altered, with fast-growing patches of yellow, arid land introduced into the lush biome, which covers roughly 216,25 square miles, or about the size of Syria.
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Mystique (who straddles the line between villain and antihero depending on the movie and the comic) and William Stryker — a premier villain in the comic books and the main antagonist of Bryan Singer's X2 — embody a similar kind of charisma, a set of beliefs that forge action.
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The country, which straddles the fertile valleys of the south Caucasus Mountains between Europe and the Middle East, may have been home to the first humans to conquer the common grape, giving rise to chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon and thousands of other reds and whites we enjoy today.
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They fled Mexico and are among the 10.5 million undocumented immigrants working to build a better life in the US. Like many unauthorized residents, Marisol straddles the line between visible and unseen—doing just enough to get by but careful to never draw too much undue attention her way.
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Yet Game Freak has set out to create a new version of pokémon that straddles the line between old and new in many of the same ways Sun and Moon did, with the added benefits of the Switch that let it double as a console and a handheld.
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Yet Game Freak has set out to create a new version of Pokémon that straddles the line between old and new in many of the same ways Sun and Moon did, with the added benefits of the Switch that let it double as a console and a handheld.
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The rate includes all home-cooked meals (produce and ingredients come straight from the garden in their jungle, as well as free use of kayaks, and another hidden beach you can have all to yourself with a short hike through the jungle (the resort straddles jungle and beach).
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But the reason it's worth doing is because the drug is not just about the drug trade: it's weapons, terrorism, people trafficking, money laundering; it straddles the spectrum of the most serious crimes, such as murder, kidnapping, serious assault—which all go hand in hand with the drug trade.
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Rules like "don't wait three weeks to pay someone back" or "when you're paying someone for a drink, include tip" are canon, but the one that nobody seems to agree on is what to do when the amount of money in question straddles the threshold of being trivial.
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Performed at the festival by an A-plus cast (Brenda Braxton, Tina Fabrique, Monroe Kent III, Zonya Love, Matthew Sims Jr. and Mirirai Sithole), it straddles earthly existence and the afterlife in the waning days of Sister Thea Bowman, a Catholic nun and historical figure whose grandparents were enslaved.
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