" - Gabriel, 323 "Straddling the driver, New Jersey Turnpike.
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Lucrative potash deposits straddling the border have since been neglected.
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PayIt's notable for straddling two big areas — fintech and govtech.
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He is 16, straddling the moat between childhood and adulthood.
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Still, it's exhausting always straddling, never committing to an identity.
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And straddling the world has been less profitable than bosses hoped.
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The negotiators face a daunting challenge, straddling domestic and foreign policy.
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The Maldives occupies an important location straddling multiple ocean trade routes.
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The state of straddling stocks can be even harder to determine.
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Audiard has managed to forge a third way, straddling the divide.
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It's straddling the future and the past with alarming hope, given everything.
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It ends with Roxette straddling her opponent, and the two sensually kiss.
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Millions of Kurds live in territory straddling Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Syria.
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Remember that traffic-straddling elevated bus that was getting built in China?
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The company's market value has risen quickly, straddling the $1 trillion mark.
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" Straddling a fork of the tree, Fifth Uncle mumbled, "Sure, plenty more.
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A wall may or may not be straddling the US-Mexico border.
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He grew up straddling two worlds, never quite feeling like he belonged.
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The humor fades into fatalistic meditations on life lived while straddling worlds.
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Straddling the worlds of politics and high society, she showed formidable energy.
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"Any position where he's straddling [his partner] will benefit from that," Kendrick says.
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"The discrepancy was hard, because I was straddling two universes," Louis-Dreyfus said.
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Straddling regional excellence and western blockbusters, the line-up had something for everyone.
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A straddling bus' top speed would fall just under 40 miles per hour.
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A volcano straddling the border between China and North Korea remains largely tranquil.
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Mr. Maloney, whose congressional seat is up this year, is straddling two races.
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Most of the deaths were in a border area straddling those two states.
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Booth is both a painter and comic artist who is straddling both worlds.
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Two years ago, the Islamic State declared its caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria.
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Mr. Ghosn, 65, was once the epitome of the world-straddling corporate executive.
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After the crew was safely ashore, their boat remained stranded, straddling land and sea.
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Kardashian West also shared a photo of herself straddling the rapper, both smiling wide.
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But the first year of her life was a strange straddling of two worlds.
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But Sharapova's description has nothing to do with Serena's world-straddling skill and ability.
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Sounds like a night of service, straddling that line between chaos and discipline. Right.
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Bjork, herself a genre-straddling musician, is also impeccably re-created by the D8000.
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Alas for Mr Rubio, his straddling strategy increasingly looks like a stretch too far.
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Straddling his bike, he ticked off a bleak political ticket on his fingers: Mrs.
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They were still incontinent, but then they were really straddling the wolf-dog line.
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One development straddling several blocks called Yudong International will include 120 buildings when completed.
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Both those meetings took place in Panmunjom, a village straddling the highly fortified border.
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His genre-straddling shows mostly catalog an array of poor decisions: professional, romantic, somnambulant.
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Kurdistan is crucial because of its vital location — straddling Iran, Syria, Turkey and Iraq.
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Tohono O'odham leaders acknowledged that they were straddling a bona fide national security concern.
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No toddlers straddling their big sisters' hips, no babies strapped to their mothers' backs.
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The executioner, straddling the body, bends forward in a posture similar to Lucy's gravedigger.
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New York City is straddling the line between a heavy snowstorm and a moderate event.
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The Ring of Fire-straddling country is used to seismic activity, but nothing like this.
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And now I'm straddling the fence, putting more stress and more pressure on the situation.
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They end up in New York in 1960, where they are forever straddling two worlds.
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Bjork, the ultimate genre-straddling artist, also sounds amazing and engaging through the Ten 53s.
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"It's about seeing exits in any situation," says Etienne, straddling Tan-Jones on the ground.
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Straddling both sides of the argument was John Mills, chairman of Labour Leave and JML.
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It's a mesmerizing spectacle, straddling the line between grandeur and camp as only Cats can.
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The pattern of presidential straddling is evident in a series of PRC challenges since 28500.
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She perches above us in her gray shift, straddling the beam, dangling two thin legs.
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And so for us 1.5ers, there's an art in straddling the line between two cultures.
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You couldn't open a magazine without seeing sexual innuendo or polygonal women straddling each other.
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Burning Man and Silicon Valley evolved in parallel, straddling the concept of the open platform.
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What would you say is the biggest challenge of kind of straddling those different lines?
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He drove the Jeep down the middle of the road, straddling the double-yellow lines.
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But its straddling of both global and local identities has ended up satisfying no one.
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Like many officials who have joined the Trump administration, Mr. Muzinich is straddling two worlds.
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Since then, they have been living in an area straddling Syria, Turkey, Iran and Iraq.
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Onstage, she asserts her dominance by straddling a microphone stand and, later, kicking one over.
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Many fisheries that weren't shared in the past are now straddling borders as fish move.
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And a few readers are open to both, straddling the divide between fantasy and contemporary.
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Briarwood is on the outskirts of Birmingham, straddling the border between Jefferson and Shelby Counties.
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They see the couple's lives reflecting those of their generation, straddling the analog and digital eras.
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Rebels still hold a strip straddling Deraa and Quneitra provinces which adjoins the occupied Golan Heights.
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Incorporated in 5533, it was initially a village straddling the towns of Bedford and New Castle.
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Straddling the Nevada-California border, it was once the martini-soaked playground of celebrities and politicians.
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However, OneSpace is emulating SpaceX by straddling the line between being privately-run and government-funded.
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Often the canvas is exposed, paint marks floating on the surface with smudges straddling the edges.
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Two men step out of it and head into a spartan, concrete building straddling the border.
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Three weeks ago, I walked into the always-crowded Lego Store straddling Manhattan's Madison Square Park.
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It may feel like an alien abduction, but probably it's only a colossal, street-straddling bus.
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For queer undocumented immigrants, straddling two stigmatized communities can be an emotionally exhausting and marginalizing experience.
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All the while, she's sort of straddling the line between sexual partner, therapist, and moral supporter.
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Like her protagonist, Ms. Okorafor, 43, grew up straddling two worlds, never really fitting into either.
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James Gray's movies have been notable for straddling the boundary between private vision and Hollywood scale.
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The photographs by Begay depict scenes from the Navajo Nation, straddling the New Mexico–Arizona border.
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"Straddling the now and the future will be tricky especially in terms of profitability," she said.
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"But not like a jack rabbit," Ms. Sina instructed Laura Condlln, who was doing the straddling.
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Handcuffed, he stared at the officer straddling him and promised they would see each other again.
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But Malú is a kid straddling multiple worlds, so this seeming mismatch may be Pérez's point.
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Using your hooked leg and your arms, pull yourself up so that you're straddling the fence.
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Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa, straddling the borders of Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya.
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Straddling this divide — between insurance and grant — is making ICC coverage less effective than embracing either.
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This led to world-class "straddling" on the part of May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Sudan's stability is seen as crucial to a volatile region straddling the Middle East and Africa.
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All three have since taken up prominent places in the AI research ecosystem, straddling academia and industry.
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The zone straddling the border is the last part of the Lebanese-Syrian frontier under militant control.
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The band itself is cautiously straddling the line between humility and pride: Even the name is ironic.
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For a long time their planet-straddling model was as hot, crisp and moreish as their fries.
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Yet the ferocity of such barrages reflected something more: the deep fault-lines the couple were straddling.
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She's also straddling personal artistry with the television-owned fame that comes with appearing on American Idol.
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They jumped on the sculpture, ecstatic, and clambered up its back like they were straddling the world.
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The fourth-time mom-to-be also shared a photo of herself straddling West, both smiling wide.
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He was employed by Trump to produce an ecology report on the dune-straddling course at Menie.
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It's no secret that I have passions straddling two careers as a TV host and a filmmaker.
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Straddling the more commercial beauty industry and the cannabis-friendly world is like walking a tight rope.
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Q: When you are straddling between reality and fiction, how do you manage to keep a balance?
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Spanning for seasons and straddling decades, these shows have seen us through many cultural progressions and changes.
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But Jake Marisnick hit a scorching grounder to third baseman Yoan Moncada, who was straddling the bag.
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The children stood on the few remaining floor planks, straddling the gulf where the flotsam had accumulated.
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Alibaba has become a technology powerhouse — a sector-straddling colossus no less ambitious than Amazon or Alphabet.
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"I always feel better with something hard between my legs," she said while straddling the microphone stand.
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The KNU celebrations took place at a remote base in the mountains straddling the Myanmar-Thai border.
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As the only country straddling Asia and Europe, Turkey has long served as Russia and Europe's middleman.
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Together, the two companies would create a colossus straddling the worlds of internet access, news and entertainment.
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The result signals a new era for Turkey, a pivotal country straddling Europe and the Middle East.
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Above, North Korean soldiers marched toward a South Korean soldier at the border-straddling village of Panmunjom.
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" He added, "It sends a strong message to people straddling the line that they can't cross it.
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But when the Beatles arrived, the place was a sleepy town straddling the banks of the Ganges.
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In another, a man is straddling his lover, her red T-shirt hurriedly pushed up her torso.
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Ressa has been straddling two worlds, her birthplace and the United States, for most of her life.
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Will the desert straddling the Syrian-Iraqi border remain a no man's land ripe for militant control?
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Mostly the straddling went smoothly, but occasionally the Fashionistas' daughter, Stacy, felt burdened by those left behind.
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In an interview after a meet-and-greet event, he suggested Bush was straddling an impossible line.
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Mr. Antonoff knows he is "straddling a lot of fences," merging an indie ethos and megastar associations.
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There were 2628 people in the truck that was straddling the track and which the train hit.
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Anna Deavere Smith has carved out a singular niche straddling performance art, academia, and public-interest journalism.
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S. crude prices are a bit down and straddling the line between $49 and $50 a barrel.
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Mostly the straddling went smoothly, but occasionally the Fashionistas' daughter, Stacy, felt burdened by those left behind.
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Sunday's election signaled a new era for Turkey, a pivotal country straddling Europe and the Middle East.
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Suddenly, I was straddling the two highway lanes, surrounded by two Jersey barriers, no shoulder in sight.
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But one field withstood the onslaught, and even thrived: the Permian Basin, straddling Texas and New Mexico.
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"Samantha" is a track straddling two worlds, its hook speaking to a mix of "gentleman with gangster".
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Straddling two cultures, the artist explores issues of identity, language, history, and political oppression in her conceptual artworks.
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That's because these protests are "not straddling any red line" and it's "not threatening national sovereignty," he said.
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Instead, it's positioned weirdly straddling two rows, so you're forced to kiss that perfect aerial Instagram photo goodbye.
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Officers arrived on the scene within minutes, finding Bradley straddling Allisa's body and covered in blood, police allege.
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Burbank police pulled Cutkosky's vehicle over after it was allegedly spotted straddling traffic lines, the Associated Press reported.
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She may then feel left out or like she's straddling the two cultures, and that's where it hurts.
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Burbank police pulled Cutkosky's vehicle over after it was allegedly spotted straddling traffic lines, the Associated Press reported.
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Straddling the line between mobile and home is the one spot where Google really has the competition beat.
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She finds herself straddling two worlds, brought up British but living with the scars of this different tradition.
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The Shenzhen stadium sits across the water from Hong Kong's rural hinterland, near a bridge straddling the border.
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After straddling his shitty jobs, while devoting himself to dance whenever he could, he finally made the leap.
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Maryland, straddling the North and South, was a slave state but remained in the Union during the war.
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Not only are you in two different sectors, but you're also straddling two different philosophical schools of thought.
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Straddling the sweet/savoury divide is the the Romeu e Julieta, salty white cheese with sweet guava jelly.
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A leather-clad dude, ass snugly straddling his motorcycle, checks out a beefy stud heading into a bar.
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Greenland, a vast island straddling the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans, is a self-ruling part of Denmark.
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Straddling the line between business and philanthropy "can be a commercially challenging but often rewarding road," he noted.
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In the iconic picture, the photographer, stands barefoot, with his shirt unbuttoned, straddling a model laying on the ground.
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They built that crazy straddling bus a Chinese company announced three months ago, and damned if it doesn't work.
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The Islamic State enclave straddling the border is the last part of the Syrian-Lebanese frontier under militant control.
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Turkey is an important ally in a crucial place, straddling the crossroads between Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
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The first working version of the straddling bus isn't quite ready to handle the mean streets of Qinhuangdao yet.
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Already burning are twin fires straddling Mendocino and Lake counties that have burned seven homes and threaten 12,000 more.
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The 2,744 meter (9,003 ft) mountain, straddling the northwestern border between China and North Korea, last erupted in 1903.
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The latest renderings show a building even shorter, and smaller, than before, straddling Wilshire Boulevard like a toll plaza.
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Wlazlowska said that the bus was straddling the road and the shoulder when it was hit by a truck.
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It involves a commune with nature, the water an inch away and the waves rocking and straddling the boat.
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The region of Styria, straddling what is now southeastern Austria and northeastern Slovenia, was part of the Hapsburg Empire.
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Straddling the generation gap is single mom and divorcée Bali, who hangs out with the kids and parents alike.
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American counterterrorism officials believe Mr. Baghdadi is most likely hiding in these Sunni border areas straddling the two countries.
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But all five meetings took place in either Pyongyang or Panmunjom, a truce village straddling the inter-Korean border.
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It's 20143, and a group of strangers checks into a seedy Lake Tahoe motel straddling the California-Nevada border.
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Mr. Rahman's relatives had been straddling the line between government and Taliban control to make the wedding ceremony happen.
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El Paso-Juarez is a big, bustling desert city of over two million, straddling the United States and Mexico.
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Straddling strategic coordinates for ancient trade routes, Zanzibar was, for centuries, where far-flung corners of the world converged.
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The Taliban attacked Ghazni, a strategically important centre straddling the main highway linking Kabul with Afghanistan's south, in August.
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Voters of both parties said in interviews afterward that Brindisi is, so far, successfully straddling the issue of impeachment.
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But Biegun's career straddling business and diplomacy could make him exactly the right fit for the president he's serving.
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Both sides met on the North Korean side of Panmunjom village, a diplomatic area straddling the inter-Korean border.
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El Paso-Juarez is a big, bustling desert city of over two million, straddling the United States and Mexico.
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"Drop Scene (0X5A8165)" (2018) presents Sepuya straddling a bench, again his camera pointed toward us and blocking his face.
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These raunchy, campy skits played on racial and sexual tropes regarding her identity as a queer, border-straddling Latinx woman.
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Is Amazon hellbent on building a world-straddling monopoly, or merely injecting innovation and competition into yet another new market?
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So if the music itself is straddling the divide, what are Stormzy's chances of being a bona fide pop star?
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Reuters visited three provinces straddling different branches of the delta, where it has supported farming and fishing communities for millennia.
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I'm in a saltwater pool straddling a neon-blue noodle, surrounded by 50 floating Germans who aren't saying a word.
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The CT6 is Caddy's new luxury model, straddling the line between a well-optioned 5 and the flagship 7 Series.
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So some days Poke left the apartment, stepped through the leaves plaguing Montrose, and watched the traffic straddling West Alabama.
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I've taken countless Skype calls—always filmed from the chest up, as to not reveal the duvet straddling my waist.
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Is she the culprit, or is it the man in glasses, also wearing only underpants, straddling him, scissors in hand?
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"The day for Democrats straddling this debate is gone," said Howard Dean, the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
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MMA simultaneously demands renaissance men and women in their accrual of abilities, but treats them harshly for straddling different worlds.
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"We are straddling two very different segments of products," said Charlie Reed, the brewery's director of impact and business development.
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Kendall's really feeling the hump day vibes ... climbing on top of Bella and straddling her before getting into their bikinis.
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Straddling Asia and Europe, Russia exported about four times as much thermal coal as the United States shipped in 2014.
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After Mengwen Cao moved to New York from China, she started to feel like she was straddling two different worlds.
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In it, she captured Dondi, spray can in hand, straddling two subway cars at daybreak inside a Brooklyn train yard.
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Clinton signed an ethics agreement governing her family's globe-straddling foundation in order to become secretary of state in 653.
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Hill is straddling the line between impotence — lying prone and still — and power — the piece literally isn't "on" without him.
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Ali's family is among about 27,000 others that lived in the main battle area, straddling over 24 barangays, or municipal districts.
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"I remember she was straddling me and pinned down my arms with her knees," she said, according to the Daily Camera.
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"He's straddling me, he had a hammer in one hand, and a knife in the other," explained Lois on the show.
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Several other banks are as big as Wells and almost all are more complex than it, straddling lots of different countries.
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But much like the still young industry itself, the show has a history of straddling the line between earnest and awkward.
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Trion is nearly 500 square miles (1,285 sq km) in size and is sandwiched between other blocks in border-straddling Perdido.
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The Democratic politician who comes closest to straddling these two poles is Elizabeth Warren, but otherwise the bench is quite barren.
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In Tulum, she was actually not only by his side, but also on his back and straddling him in the water.
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Straddling the celestial equator, the sun splits its time exactly between the day side and the night side of the Earth.
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A veteran fighter won his Bellator bout by hammering his fists into his opponent's skull while straddling him on the floor.
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Retailers straddling the two have to manage inventory so they don't advertise products online that are out of stock in stores.
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The word bidet actually means "pony" or "small horse" in French, since using a bidet is similar to straddling a pony.
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And for Mr. Clinton, who has made straddling competing interests something of an art form, it is a particularly tough posture.
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When the car ahead moved into the center lane, it revealed the orange truck, which was straddling the road's left shoulder.
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The fires straddling Mendocino and Lake counties have burned seven homes and forced the evacuation of Lakeport and small surrounding communities.
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For decades, families from the borderlands have been torn apart: there is a highway straddling the frontier but it is shut.
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In contrast, the open highways and trading opportunities straddling them are indicative of the potential for a future fueled by capitalism.
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It's about a struggle for control between UEFA and the globe-straddling, extravagantly wealthy superclubs that provide much of its revenue.
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"They're kind of straddling these two places and feeling a lot of the changes that come with that," Ms. Woolf said.
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That combination, and his history of straddling the worlds of graffiti and contemporary art, is central to his collection, he said.
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In one stream of footage, law enforcement officers are shown punching, handcuffing, or straddling Black girls in bikinis and school uniforms.
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Straddling poetry and prose, Older's sophomore short story collection examines how climate change, human relationships, and technology intersect with our lives.
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"What he's trying to do is an interesting cultural straddling," said Kris Brown, the president of Brady, the gun safety group.
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At its height, ISIS controlled a swath of territory straddling Iraq and Syria that was about the same size as Britain.
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Klobuchar is straddling that threshold in the polls, trailing in fifth place behind Warren, Sanders, Biden and former South Bend, Ind.
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Noel Quinn, chief executive, global commercial banking at HSBC, said businesses are proving themselves agile at straddling the global trading environment.
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One minute you're soaring through a trippy version of Rainbow Road, the next you're straddling a motorcycle through a burning city.
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"Straddling the gap between media-whore and political beast", he charms, bluffs and schemes his way towards the peaks of power.
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They were a stark contrast to a rapidly developing downtown at the center of a constant debate, straddling revitalization and gentrification.
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It's more straddling what feels right to me and what I think a Grandaddy fan might get a kick out of.
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The poll of 15 European asset managers was conducted between June 15-29, straddling Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union.
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He passes on a potholed track a few hundred metres from the main border post at Busia, a town straddling the frontier.
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And genre-defying musicians like Björk finally have a pair of headphones that's just as comfortable straddling a wide variety of styles.
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"Four in One Sculpture" (1998), is a dysfunctional barrier made of a painted white wood plank with 17 plastic sawhorses straddling it.
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As a general iOS 11 feature, it's straddling the gap between Apple's single-camera devices and its dual-camera iPhone 7 Plus.
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Confidently straddling that tightrope between the otherworldly and the palpable, there's far more at play than a simple two-chord wonder here.
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This is really interesting to me, navigating through and straddling that place where mystical experience intersects with formalism and contemporary art issues.
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The camera pans into the ambulance once again and a shirtless Levi is straddling a shirtless Nico while the storm rages outside.
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Part of the reason Doppler Labs has been straddling the line between entertainment tech and health tech is because of the law.
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The camera's proximity to its subjects makes the viewer feel as though they are themselves straddling the line between life and death.
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Here are a few fundamentals of data-driven ops I'd share with any company straddling that line between high-growth and sustainability.
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Both offensives have advanced towards the Syria-Lebanon frontier from opposite sides, hemming the militants into a small zone straddling the border.
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Of course, many questions remain about the feasibility of the straddling bus, most importantly how it won't cause many, many traffic deaths.
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Still active in Montreal, Dallegret's diverse output is sometimes critical, often funny and always visionary, straddling the line between design and art.
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The discovery of a body, apparently cut in half and straddling an international border, forces bickering cops from neighboring countries to cooperate.
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Kurdish territorial inroads and self-government in northern Syria have awoken the darkest specter in the Turkish psyche: a border-straddling Kurdistan.
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Five weeks straddling both February and March isn't exactly a traditional Gregorian month, which opens up a lot of possibilities for Tierra.
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The launch featured the image of a wild-eyed lizard straddling a rocket Major Kong-style as it blasts off into space.
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And it does so by straddling the unbridgeable gulf that seems to exist between the intentions and accomplishments of the two artists.
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But aside from alleviating pile-ups, the most promising benefit of straddling buses is their potential to reduce China's fossil fuel dependency.
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Lamb, the Democrats' pick, is seen as more of a moderate choice aimed at straddling the line in a conservative-leaning district.
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Optical illusions occupy a special place in the history of play and wonder, straddling the border between parlor trickery and high art.
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But that process has slowed over the past decade, leaving the EU awkwardly straddling the line between being one nation and many.
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In 2018 73,000 visitors attended more than 4,000 official activities (plus 3,000-odd unofficial ones), straddling politics, business, social issues and more.
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He built Foxconn and amassed a personal fortune of $7 billion by skillfully straddling the gap between China and the United States.
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"It's the beauty of being a cousin to the art world," Ms. Harris said of her role straddling art and interior design.
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Unfortunately, this rule is often exploited by fake-news purveyors and other sites adept at straddling the line between comedy and misinformation.
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Today, its fighters roam a poorly policed area straddling the borders between Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan.
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Demand is strongest for the low-sulfur coal from the Powder River Basin straddling Wyoming and Montana, rather than what Appalachia produces.
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The picture that Sprouse posted on social media shows him dressed up as Jughead, complete with the iconic crown, and straddling a motorcycle.
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Or is Russia so unique that it is a civilization separate from the West, thanks to its large territory straddling Europe and Asia?
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She has a better understanding than most of right-wing media, its ironic dimensions, and its unique way of straddling news and entertainment.
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The video, originally posted on Snapchat, reportedly showed white players from the Short Pump Middle School football team straddling and humping black students.
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But some straddling tight budgets are also turning to payment apps as crowdfunding tools for bills, emergencies and the costs of daily life.
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A four-lane suspension bridge straddling the Yalu was completed in 2014, but the North Koreans never built a road to meet it.
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So, if you want to cruise in Swedish-wagon style, you can choose either the boulder-straddling Cross Country or the V90 wagon.
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A recent case study, the official said, was the October 16 parliamentary election in Montenegro, a small Balkan nation straddling East and West.
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Officers arrived to find the baby carrier straddling the line between two parking spots and they quickly realized there was a baby inside.
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Kenyan security officials say the militants have used the Boni forest straddling the Kenya-Somalia border as a hideout and base for attacks.
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But it expects the model to become an industry in its own right, straddling entertainment and e-commerce, and driven by online data.
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Season 3 finds Spyro and the Skylanders forging unexpected alliances, taking on new adventures and even straddling the line between good and evil.
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The base in Pyeongtaek, Camp Humphreys, is the largest overseas U.S. base in the world, straddling an area of 14.7 million square meters.
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The video clip, which lasts just under 90 seconds, starts with a white plainclothes police officer straddling a black man in the street.
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Rochester police said they found Mahad Aziz, 18, straddling the 74-year-old victim "in pool (of) blood," the city's FOX 47 reported .
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After 32 long seconds Akers gasped and opened her eyes to find one doctor straddling her, another placing defibrillation panels on her chest.
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CROSS-BORDER ROUTE The rugged and ethnically diverse region straddling the Indian border ranks among Myanmar's poorest, with no industry and modest infrastructure.
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The methods include the standard side straddle, the waist-straddling maneuver, the reverse bear hug method, the handstand and the Evetts-Russomano method.
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I'll never be able to unsee the image of Fatebe straddling a ceiling fan, or her internal plumbing reimagined as chemical dumping pipes.
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While the terrorist group's self-declared caliphate has crumbled, it remains active in planning attacks in the desert area straddling Iraq and Syria.
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It sounds easy enough — but the challenge becomes straddling this line between cheekiness and the costume-y nature of overly planning your look.
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The 22-year-old camped out in a very large tree — straddling a big branch, stretching his arms, and generally enjoying the scene.
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Mr. Wickland said he plowed through a roadblock set up by militants, then careened down another street, straddling a median to avoid traffic.
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Mr. Lee's defection on March 22, 1967, took place at Panmunjom, a so-called truce village straddling the border between the two Koreas.
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Even his one completed attempt at a signature skyscraper — Manhattan's Pan Am tower, that prismatic doorstop straddling Park Avenue — is hard to love.
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The poor boy, our narrator, is endlessly rollin' and ridin', straddling that Greyhound, smoking into New Orleans, swinging low chariot, coming down easy.
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The dirty little secret of microeconomics I spent much of my academic, pre-public intellectual career straddling two surprisingly distinct economics sub-fields.
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In 1926, they pooled their money and, for $20163,000, bought 336 acres on the western edge of East Fishkill, straddling Fishkill and Wappinger.
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It's all linked to VR headsets the athletes don while straddling a pair of balance boards, adding real movements to the virtual scenes.
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They are New Yorkers of a certain age: 13, give or take a year or two, straddling the border of childhood and adolescence.
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The data storage company has become an entrepreneurship case study on the success of the "freemium" model in straddling consumer and enterprise markets.
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The suspect has also been in touch with militants in the Islamic State enclave among the barren mountains straddling the Syrian-Lebanese frontier.
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S. summit while Kim Jong Un and Moon will meet at the truce village of Panmunjom straddling the border between the two Koreas.
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Kansas City is the largest metropolis in Missouri, located on its western edge, straddling the border with Kansas and spilling city into both states.
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Say you're straddling a 200-pound dirt bike on a tight track where you often go 60 mph and jump 70 feet in distance.
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By October 2014, three years into Syria's civil war, the Islamic State had seized territory the size of Britain straddling the Syria-Iraq border.
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Superman isn't DC's only character straddling movies and TV. "The Flash," starring Grant Gustin, is currently among CW's most popular shows, and Warner Bros.
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Honestly, it works for it, straddling the right line between goofy and too over-the-top that it makes for a cool looking figure.
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Without Frank straddling gender lines, the character's creation of an Adonis Rocky and seduction of Brad isn't nearly the queer revelation it could be.
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Crabbe, 220, was pulled over after police saw him "straddling lanes" and asked him to perform a sobriety test, TMZ Sports first reported Wednesday.
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Filmmaker and screenwriter Caleb Slain, who co-created the app with software developer Blaine Cronn, thinks Flowsate is capable of straddling those two ideas.
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But people who are straddling the line with absurd propositions, like, "I'm voting for him but I don't endorse him," it's a chickenshit position.
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The first are straddling stocks, species such as cod, halibut and pollock whose habitats, and therefore populations, stretch beyond EEZs into the high seas.
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In both cases, the visuals are full of algorithmic particles and patterns, with the imagery straddling the line between 2D flatness and 3D depth.
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At different times in my life, I have worn and not worn a headscarf, thus straddling one of the most polemical debates within Islam.
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It made a crowdfunding plea in mid-January, as it was being increasingly outflanked by the Myanmar military in the hills straddling the border.
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The sweetest victory was Alessandra Biaggi's hard-fought defeat of the former I.D.C. kingmaker Jeffrey Klein in a district straddling the Bronx and Westchester.
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Earlier Tuesday, South Korea proposed holding talks with North Korea next week in Panmunjom, a village straddling the border between the two hostile countries.
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By evoking a starry sky, it makes the tumbling body — sacrificed, you might say, to art — look as if it were straddling the cosmos.
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Since then it has lost more than 90% of that territory and today holds sway over pockets of remote terrain straddling the two countries.
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Turkey's location, straddling Europe and the Middle East, also makes it a key geostrategic partner that U.S. officials would generally prefer to keep happy.
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Anna handcuffed his arms in front of him and leaned his head back against the bench, straddling him and sitting squarely on his face.
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Damon "Boogie" Dash -- the son of rap mogul Damon Dash -- was busted for DUI after cops say they saw him straddling lanes ... TMZ has learned.
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Islamic State has resorted to guerrilla tactics since it abandoned its goal of holding territory and creating a self-declared caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria.
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Last week, 29-year-old Denise Gomez and her mother waded into the Rio Grande, straddling the border between El Paso, Texas, and Juárez, Mexico.
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There has been frequent fighting between the army and militants dug into the hills around Arsal in a large pocket of territory straddling the border.
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The Office is known for masterfully straddling the line between funny and offensive, but there are certain episodes that definitely cross into uncomfortably inappropriate territory.
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With the end of Orphan Black imminent, we're looking at the real world for our fix of real science straddling the world of science fiction.
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The two got grabby amid a striking yellow background, with Cardi straddling the father of her daughter while donning leather gear decked out in chains.
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Straddling the bottom of the graph like an angry pimple is 103, which saw just 3.39 million square kilometers of of ice in mid-September.
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It's a Wednesday in late June in Winnemucca, a solitary mining town in northern Nevada that has avoided oblivion by straddling the I-80 freeway.
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There's a 13,000-square-mile swathe of land straddling West Virginia's border with Virginia and Maryland where most technology is prohibited or simply doesn't work.
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Straddling the border between Myanmar and Bangladesh, the Rohingya are effectively stateless as the two governments maintain their rightful home is in the other country.
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Early on Saturday Hezbollah and the Syrian army began an operation against an Islamic State enclave straddling the border with Lebanon in Syria's Western Qalamoun.
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Geographically, the district surrounds the city of Buffalo and reaches the exurbs of Rochester, straddling two media markets and two great lakes, Ontario and Erie.
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The 2000nd Congressional District, straddling the Nassau and Suffolk County border, was redrawn in 23 so that registered Democrats now outnumber Republicans by some 5,000.
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They must learn to be flexible, able to withstand constantly straddling the culture their parents came from and the culture they're currently growing up in.
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Mr. Klontz said they went from being under "tremendous financial strain" to straddling the lower- to middle-class line during the rest of his childhood.
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For new parents transitioning back to work, the stress of straddling between caring for a newborn and performing well at the office can be overwhelming.
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Here's Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid just trying to stay low-key and under the radar in Miami and ... OH MY GOD KENDALL'S STRADDLING BELLA!!!
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Instead of straddling the line and offending no one, these organizations are building brand equity by standing for something in a world desperate for leadership.
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The journey requires passing through the Darien Gap, a perilous stretch of jungle straddling Colombia and Panama that also serves as a drug-smuggling corridor.
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Investors could grow more cautious as elections approach, with two-week implied volatility, a contract straddling the election, rising steadily to the highest since May.
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Both sides want to increase their influence over the region as their proxies race one another to take Islamic State areas straddling Syria and Iraq.
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To the Editor: The United States' role in Korea appears diminished as the two Koreas prepare for talks at Panmunjom, a village straddling the border.
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A 1943 food and cocktail recipe book, "Here's How in Hawaiian Hospitality," features a cover illustration by painter Ted Mundorff of a woman straddling the Islands.
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A child of Britain's industrial revolution and imperial expansion that rose to world-straddling greatness, IPA went on to be humbled by its upstart rival, lager.
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Susan Reinhardt (Rosie Cavaliero) is a busy woman — stalking her ex-boyfriend, living on candy bars and straddling two intense cases in this British crime series.
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Anne Boden is among a small but growing number of powerful women who are straddling both worlds, and her influence seems to grow by the month.
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But it's not all bad; Jughead ends the episode with Betty straddling his lap, telling him after an awkward pause that she wants all of him.
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In a way, Smith's placement as a producer on this new record encapsulates how Stormzy is perfectly straddling the line between the mainstream and the underground.
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Straddling the line between realism and hyperrealism, which seeks to erase all evidence of brushstrokes, Story has to get the details right, but not too right.
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Huddled together at the upmarket Place des Victoires, straddling the 1st and 2nd arrondissements, the group gathered around 26-year-old Elsa as she reassured them.
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Some of the numbers will involve a woman straddling a dancer, and if you're wearing pants, you've got a higher likelihood getting pulled up on stage.
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Taking the stage in a slinky and shiny black catsuit, Hadid lip-synchs to the group's 1999 tune "Larger Than Life" while straddling a faux motorcycle.
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Republican experts say he seems to be straddling two political lanes, trying to win over establishment Republicans as well as anti-establishment conservatives who favor Cruz.
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The console-straddling release that will usher in the new — it's a Switch launch game — is also a fond farewell for Nintendo's short-lived Wii successor.
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We were talking about the dichotomy of how we were raised versus the temptation of a free-wheelin' experimenting musician lifestyle, and about straddling that line.
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After flying into Guyana in September, Ramirez and his wife had to hike across the Darien Gap, a remote stretch of jungle straddling Panama and Colombia.
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In the end it took six months to form a government, an unwieldy one straddling left and right, with Ms. Merkel perched precariously at its center.
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CreditCreditJamie Squire/Getty Images ST.-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — Rory McIlroy is straddling two continents, two tours and two colliding worlds — the celebrity and the secular.
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Straddling the highway to Jaipur, the town of 30,000 people is dense with two- and three-story concrete buildings that occlude any sense of the landscape.
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In the lulls between high-octane fight scenes, Nieh uses the gaps in Victor's fluency to lend realism to the experience of straddling these two worlds.
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Thanks to urban expansion and climate change fueling perfect conditions for firestorms in the west, firefighters are increasingly responding to blazes straddling both wildlands and neighborhoods.
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While she would eventually become defined by her relatively open stance to refugees and migrants, the center-right leader was still straddling a line in 2010.
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The UNESCO World Heritage site straddling the border with Belarus is home to Europe's largest herd of European bison as well as unique birds and insects.
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In a sign of near-term caution, one-week implied volatility on sterling, a contract straddling the election, rose to its highest since late October GBP1WO=.
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The NBA baller was busted back on June 25 after cops say the 27-year-old was "straddling lanes" around midnight on the popular Hollywood street.
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The epicenter of Colorado marijuana production lies in Denver's north-side industrial district straddling I-70, where railroad spurs weave between warehouses, distribution centers and factories.
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A Roman Catholic, Mr. Biden has spent decades straddling the issue of abortion, asserting his support for individual abortion rights and the codification of Roe v.
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Cuba's electronic musicians have long adapted to alternative styles of creating music, straddling a world between modern computer-driven compositions and their country's own traditional sounds.
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She has white servants, and she's straddling not only two centuries, but two civilizations as her family becomes one of the prime targets of the murder conspiracy.
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SOME time after midnight on August 10th, residents of Ghazni, a large town straddling one of Afghanistan's busiest road arteries, awoke to the rattle of intense gunfire.
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My career as a professional artist hinges firmly on my otherness and living and making work about straddling life between two worlds, about code switching for survival.
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On top of those worries, the industry is facing the most disruptive technology shift in 203 years, leaving companies like GM awkwardly straddling the past and future.
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It has continued to carry out ambushes, killings, and bombings across Iraq since it abandoned its goal of creating a self-sufficient caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria.
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The jiu jitsu black belt spent most of the first round straddling the back of the American and enjoyed the same one-sided command in the second.
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At 38, Ashby, a catamaran specialist in his third multihull Cup campaign, is the team's leader and is straddling the old and new generations of Cup sailors.
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Wriggling out from under the weight of him and straddling him helped, as did closing her eyes and remembering him kissing her forehead at the 7-Eleven.
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In a picture posted to Twitter Monday afternoon that quickly went viral, Comey is seen straddling the yellow lines that divide the two lanes of a road.
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Rolling Loud's swollen, rap-centric lineup was meant to satiate concert-goers dreams by straddling a crevasse—namely, one that bridges industry newcomers with hip-hop doyens.
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Mount Roraima, standing at over 2,800-meters (9,200-feet) high and straddling the border, is sacred ground for the Pemons and a spiritual symbol for many Venezuelans.
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Now he leaned back, releasing my neck and straddling my hips, with his knees near my shoulders, staring down at me as if awaiting my next move.
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Neither aggressive criminals (the "wolves" in gun culture parlance) nor meek victims (the "sheep"), gun carriers see themselves as valiantly straddling a moral space of heroic violence.
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Straddling multiple industries can make it difficult to attract investors, especially if those investors only specialize in and understand one side of the business, PitchBook's Condra said.
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But as a Chicago activist, she was familiar with the world of the show, and its themes align with her experiences straddling many different, seemingly conflicting identities.
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Trump Rules Dr. Scott Gottlieb isn't rolling back his agency's mission, although he is straddling the interests of the drug and health industries along with public health.
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Another species of particular concern in the eastern bristlebird, an Australian endangered species that are currently being threatened by wildfires straddling the New South Wales-Victoria border.
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A Chinese inventor's dream of a "straddling bus" that would glide above traffic is effectively dead, with 32 arrests at the dubious investment company that backed it.
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As it happens, Rihanna is represented by WME, the talent agency part of Endeavor, the globe-straddling behemoth that also happens to own New York Fashion Week.
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So why isn't there a globe-straddling colossus on the tip of our tongues that puts millions of privately owned vehicles into a part-time rental pool?
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This region, which includes the Wye Valley, a protected area straddling the border between England and Wales, is a popular destination for hiking, fishing, kayaking and cycling.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, meanwhile, focused on straddling the wide range of Brexit opinion in his own party, while attempting to duck any blame for the mess.
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He felt her weight shift on the couch, heard the springs whine, and then she was on him, straddling him, her breasts shoved up against his chin.
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Country Garden, which plans to build accommodations for up to 700,000 people in Forest City straddling several man-made islands, did not respond to a request for comment.
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Addicks and Barker Reservoirs are swaths of placid Texas prairie, wetland, and forest straddling I-10 where it hits Highway 6, about 20 miles west of downtown Houston.
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On Thursday, there were some 12,000 homeless migrants - many refugees from the war in Syria - camped in filthy conditions in muddy fields straddling the Greece border with Macedonia.
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The base's main thoroughfare, a dirt road straddling Thailand and Myanmar, was lined with carnival games, noodle stands and mobile phone booths selling Thai mobile phone SIM cards.
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Of all the gaming laptops on the market, Razer's Blade 15 is perhaps the closest to straddling the line between a powerful gaming computer and an everyday machine.
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Mexico's first deepwater oil auction last December included blocks from the Perdido Fold Belt straddling the U.S.-Mexico maritime border, and the Salina basin further to the south.
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In less than four minutes, viewers can see lots of kissing, straddling, and beachside seduction, because the producers are dead set on proving nothing has changed this summer.
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My burn-the-bridge sensibilities make me think straddling the line between together and not could cause more trouble than its worth, even with a beloved pet involved.
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But they were net sellers for 12 straight weeks through the week ended March 25, the longest such streak since the period straddling late 2008 and early 2009.
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Clearly feeling the love, on Friday, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star also shared a photo of herself straddling the rapper with a smile on her face.
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Flows have dropped to 30-year lows at the waterfall straddling Zambia and Zimbabwe's shared border, as poor rains and soaring temperatures take their toll across southern Africa.
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This version puts a twist on the traditional scissor by having one partner lay on their belly and one lay on their back, straddling the first partner's thigh.
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I came to this realization while straddling a toilet during my day-long stay in a tiny home (built by Plastics Make It Possible) in Arizona's Sonoran Desert.
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In a non-Newtonian fluid [like oobleck], the viscosity changes in response to an applied strain or shearing force, thereby straddling the boundary between liquid and solid behavior.
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The tale above starts with the pair taking a trip to Southeast London for Nigerian food, and ends with Harrison Ford essentially straddling John Boyega in a car.
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In 2005, they were ejected from those bases and retreated to a lawless patch of jungle straddling the borders of South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and CAR.
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Britain appointed its first ambassador to the mineral-rich desert country last year and London-based BP is developing a large offshore gas project straddling Mauritania and Senegal.
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The ending would have been more effective if the play had kept straddling the line between absurdity and tragedy, thus maintaining the Beckettian spirit with which it began.
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I'm constantly straddling various communities so it is important for me to use my skills and my talents and my voice to elevate on behalf of those communities.
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Down by a game and a goal midway through Game 2, the Rangers scored all their goals in 216 minutes 252 second, a span straddling the second intermission.
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They were followers of an Indian guru, and his organization had just purchased the nearby 64,000-acre Big Muddy Ranch straddling Wasco and Jefferson counties for $6 million.
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Kamala Harris are straddling the middle: She wants to expand Medicare with the aid of private insurers to achieve universal healthcare, but phasing it in over a decade.
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Strolling the 310-mile stretch where the Republic of Ireland meets Northern Ireland, one would need a discernible eye to notice the straddling of two completely separate countries.
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Famously, actor Gérard Depardieu moved to the Belgian town of Nechin straddling the French border in 2012 to avoid France's wealth tax, the Telegraph reported at the time.
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While each woman's circumstances and practices differ, the paintings, assemblages, photographs and video on view reflect personal histories shaped by displacement and artistic visions straddling two opposing cultures.
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According to Transit Explore Bus, straddling buses would save more than 800 tons of fuel annually, and prevent 2,480 tons of carbon from being released into the atmosphere.
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Sri Lankan officials said the first Sri Lankans joined the Islamic State in 2013 or 2014, around the time the group declared its caliphate straddling Syria and Iraq.
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There was no official statement from the regional government which oversees the recently merged tribal district of North Waziristan and other tribal regions straddling the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
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The Islamic State has resorted to guerrilla tactics since being forced to abandon its goal of holding territory and creating a self-sufficient caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria.
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In a videotaped talk at Columbia in 2015, Professor Phillips spoke of her background in straddling social groups in Chicago and as a college track and field athlete.
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Two private companies are exploring other possible lithium deposits in the northern border state Baja California and the area straddling the central states San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas.
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The woman, straddling the fine line between the mystical and the so obviously natural, the sacred and the profane, carries with her Jamaica's history, its people, its culture.
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" To make it work, Sheridan inflates the celebrity gynecologist George Hodel (Jefferson Mays) into a mythic, city-straddling figure along the lines of John Huston's character in "Chinatown.
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His head leans against the backside of another man who is on all fours, straddling the bench and Sepuya, the other man's head cropped out of the image.
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Some producers, however, really take the idea of the dub version to heart, allowing their music to stretch out in time and space, achieving a genre-straddling hypnotism.
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Russia, which annexed Crimea in 2014 and built a road bridge linking it to southern Russia straddling the Kerch Strait, has vowed never to give Crimea back to Ukraine.
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There was House Dad, sitting in the house, music and TV blaring, all the doors open—specifically, the front door, which he was straddling, trying to fix the lock.
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She is a woman straddling two cognitively dissonant lives: one tethered to the here and now, one pure façade; one steeped in addiction and criminality, one in sexual fantasy.
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The basin, mostly situated in British Columbia but also straddling the Yukon and Northwest Territories borders, is estimated to contain 219 trillion cubic feet of marketable, unconventional natural gas.
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The project began when the NYC-based photographer found himself routinely traveling back to his rural hometown and was forced to grapple with the two realities he was straddling.
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While several LNA units returned this month to Benghazi, Haftar's power base, some units went to Jufra, a city in the desert straddling east and west, LNA sources say.
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Elizabeth, New Jersey (CNN)Before he was known as a bombing suspect, Ahmad Rahami was a struggling foreign-born Afghan-American straddling two disparate worlds that would ultimately collide.
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Hawking realized that when these pairs arise straddling the horizon of a black hole, one virtual particle will get sucked in while its partner escapes, preventing their mutual destruction.
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Across the frontier, advances by the Syrian army, backed by Hezbollah, last year cut off the militants from the east, leaving them surrounded in an area straddling the border.
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The Kurds are mainly Sunni Muslims who speak a language related to Farsi and live in a mountainous region straddling the borders of Armenia, Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey.
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Some drivers then take it upon themselves to become traffic monitors, enforcing societal norms and straddling the lanes to block those who might try to get ahead, he said.
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Straddling the Kansas-Missouri border, the Kansas City metropolitan area is the home of C2FO, an online marketplace for invoice discounting that raised $200 million from SoftBank in August.
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In bonds, Germany's Bunds and Italian BTPs have both made double-digits for investors at 13 and 16 percent, straddling the 14.2 percent from emerging market local currency debt.
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Ashley Matthau, a dancer with a bit part in one of his movies, said that in 2000, he pushed her down on a bed and masturbated while straddling her.
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Today, the Centre Pompidou in Paris has one of these censored works in its permanent collection, a closely cropped, between-the-thighs view of a woman straddling a penis.
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In the Central Business District and straddling the border with the French Quarter is the old State Palace Theater, which operated as a Loew's Theater during Mr. Domino's adolescence.
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This remote rural region, straddling the eastern states of Saxony and Brandenburg, once provided East Germany with 90% of its electricity (today it supplies around 7% of Germany's power).
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This story serves as a jumping-off point for artists to explore issues of feminism, colonialism, and indigenous rights in the historic and contemporary border-straddling place called California.
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Assad has crushed one center of the rebellion after another in recent years and last month turned to the opposition stronghold straddling Deraa and Quneitra provinces in the southwest.
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That left the Milwaukee Road, as it later would be called, with less-desirable routes and obstacles — none bigger than the solid rock mountain straddling the Montana-Idaho border.
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Those governments have been admirably capacious, straddling the political spectrum, but they have also left increasing numbers of Germans feeling that they have been denied a true political opposition.
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Colton is visibly annoyed that his camel refuses to stroll peacefully alongside Becca's, but she makes it up to him by straddling him in a hot tub later that afternoon.
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The video shows four officers converging on a man standing on a street, then pulling him to the ground, with three officers holding his limbs and one straddling his back.
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Cardi and Offset get grabby amid a striking yellow background, with the "I Like It" rapper straddling the father of her daughter while donning leather gear decked out in chains.
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But while the former identifies himself as a painter, and the latter as straddling between fine art and design, these considerations had no impact on my experience of their work.
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Straddling communities are required to meet stricter requirements in order to access the lake water, so the application for the diversion was made by Racine, a city within the basin.
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The 28-year-old man was detained on Wednesday at a checkpoint in the capital Nicosia in an area straddling a ceasefire line dividing the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities.
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The Northampton MC has been straddling genres for years, hopping from road rap to grime to the huskily sung hooks you can hear on his 96LS project, released last month.
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Gallagher was straddling the shark to take measurements, when all of a sudden, "I just saw a huge plume of feathers explode on the back of the boat," he says.
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Once the door opens, Sandoval, 34, is seen lying in bed with none other than Camila Alves (Matthew McConaughey's wife) straddling him — and both Sandoval and Alves, 36, are naked.
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Some 2300 miles (163 kilometers) to the south, twin fires straddling Mendocino and Lake counties have destroyed at least seven homes and threatened an estimated 216,245 more, fire officials said.
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If Tata cannot find a buyer for Port Talbot, and the plant were to close completely, that would undoubtedly wreak havoc in this working-class town straddling the river Afan.
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The so-called "straddling bus" was held up as a solution... Samsung has today officially launched the Galaxy Note 7, the latest in its line of stylus-equipped flagship smartphones.
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"The Face (Performing male facial features)" (2019) is a monumental scrap-metal assemblage in the shape of a face, activated by a performer sitting in a harness straddling the nose.
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They're the platonic ideal of a Coachella band: Colorful mass appeal politely straddling genres with catchy melodies and theatrical spectacle whose draw is more about experience than artistry or familiarity.
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The money will finance a 1,400-metre bridge - the city's fourth straddling the Ebrie Lagoon - connecting the Plateau and Adjame areas in the city centre with the Yopougon residential neighbourhood.
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Amongst the techno, drone, and footwork acts dominating this year's MUTEK festival in Montreal, Julia Kent was somewhat of an outlier performer with her straddling of acoustic and electronic music.
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It's a changeable piece, yet it often feels a shade stale and abstract — which is strange when this Berlin-based British-German company's own members are straddling the Brexit divide.
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American officials said that there were no Afghan refugee camps in Kurram, a remote tribal region straddling the border with Afghanistan, where they said Wednesday's drone strike had taken place.
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We're told cops noticed the 27-year-old was "straddling lanes" around 11:30 PM -- so they pulled him over ... and during the stop, the officer suspected he was drunk.
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The battle for Mosul — the largest city that the Islamic State has controlled in a vast territory straddling the border between Iraq and Syria — is already in its ninth month.
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For 15 months straddling 1919 and 1920, d'Annunzio ruled as a poet-soldier-dictator over the autonomous Free State of Fiume in a small patch of what is today Croatia.
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In the snippet, Jenner can be seen straddling Hadid, who leans up for a quick kiss as someone snaps a photo, with their friends cheering them on in the background.
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Joy Labinjo's intimate family portraits are based on her archive of photographs, as well as Instagram and Flickr, straddling online and offline worlds and forging links between past and present.
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Based on Angie Thomas's best-selling 2017 novel, it tells the story of a black teenage girl straddling opposing worlds after her friend is killed by a white police officer.
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Fool's Paradise—an album documenting thorny love, return and departure and return once more, straddling both English and Somali—is Cold Specks as Cold Specks, but also as Ladan Hussein.
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Increased snowpack in the Rocky Mountains has led to downstream flooding in the past few months, and has contributed to deceptively strong currents in the Rio Grande River straddling the border.
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Cardi B and Offset get grabby amid a striking yellow background, with the "I Like It" rapper straddling the father of her daughter while donning leather gear decked out in chains.
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The two leaders have been negotiating for more than a year within the confines of a United Nations compound straddling a "buffer zone" on the island which splits the two sides.
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The LRA was forced out northern Uganda and into a lawless patch of jungle straddling the borders of South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic around 2005.
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Kim had suggested the friendlies to South Korean President Moon Jae-in in April when the two held their first summit at the border village of Panmunjom straddling the two Koreas.
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Straddling the transitional season, our seemingly never-ending wish lists are gearing up for spring while we're still shopping winter pieces — and will be for at least the next two months.
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Both of those challenges have analogous cases in today's auto industry — which is straddling two worlds where cars are either seen as dinosaurs or the next great piece of connected hardware.
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Steinhoff first flagged holes in its accounts in December 2017, shocking investors that had backed its transformation from a small South African outfit to a discount furniture retailer straddling four continents.
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With narrow straits straddling the Indian and Pacific oceans, Indonesia has significant tidal power potential, and PT Arus Indonesia Raya (AIR) and OpenHydro plan to build the country's first such project.
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More modern measurements of the Southern Oscillation are usually taken by comparing sea level pressures over an area of Indonesia straddling the equator with one in the eastern Pacific (tmsnrt.rs/2cOBVc5).
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When Martha needed some of Clark's special brand of comfort that night, straddling him exactly as Elizabeth had in the previous episode, he readily responded — for Mother Russia, or for himself?
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Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said, however, that the fighters had gained control of Waghaz district, straddling the highway to the south of the city and fighting was continuing in other areas.
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Straddling the border of Argentina and Chile, Pascua-Lama 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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On Tuesday, an unraced 2-year-old reared up and landed straddling the inner rail, and he could not move until a team of workers hoisted his legs over the top.
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Messina says fire crews focused their efforts on saving lives and homes and that&aposs why only 10 houses have been destroyed by two massive fires straddling Mendocino and Lake counties.
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As the driver rolls slowly forward (presumably in an effort to escape the angry individual straddling his vehicle), the man on the bonnet starts punching his windshield over and over again.
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In the Basque Country straddling the border between France and Spain, the tall peaks and narrow byways of the Pyrenees bottleneck the palombes, making the flocks denser and easier to track.
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Both are about a struggle for control, between UEFA — the body that has overseen European soccer for decades — and the globe-straddling, extravagantly wealthy superclubs that provide much of its revenue.
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Woke horror is hot in movie theaters, and that may be what Netflix thought it was getting in "Chambers," a possession story set in Arizona and straddling racial and economic divides.
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Straddling two worlds is never easy, and perturbed by what they saw as a lack marketability, the band entered into a contractual dispute with bigwigs at EMI in the late 80s.
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A family of penniless con artists infiltrates the lives of a much wealthier family in Bong Joon Ho's genre-straddling mix of dark comedy, nerve-jangling suspense and incisive social commentary.
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Straddling the border between Poland and Belarus, it 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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The region "where cotton meets corn" is evident in Chattanooga's straddling of two cultures: the mountain communities of Southern Appalachia to the north and the cotton-growing states to the south.
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Right now, she's straddling the age where women have previously become unfuckable, uncastable, or invisible — at least until they can reappear, a decade or two later, in Hot Helen Mirren mode.
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The Directorate, which has previously conducted 2D surveys and drilled shallow wells to collect sediment samples, said there were a few large structures straddling the border with Russia, including Sentralbanken High.
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A Chinese inventor's plan to develop such a vehicle, called a "traffic-straddling bus," has been effectively killed after 32 people from an investment company that backed the project were arrested.
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The English club are based just across the border, with their ground actually straddling the two countries (the pitch is in Wales, the front gate, car park and office in England).
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Its programming told it that straddling the double yellow line is a terrible idea–which it usually is–without taking into account the human driver deciding not to knock over a bicyclist.
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One day, I was sitting on it in a straddling child's pose-style position and when I moved in a particular way, I felt a feeling better than previous partners had provided.
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Its Baghouz enclave was the last part of the huge territory it seized in 2014, straddling swathes of Iraq and Syria, where its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a new caliphate.
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The Resigs actually hold the same title at both companies, but Leo (CEO) suggested that he'll be spending more time on Atmosphere, while John (president) said he'll be "straddling" the two organizations.
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While Dean is attempting to end the relationship, Kristina attacks Danielle, calling her "Not even a woman, a girl," and criticizing her for "straddling" someone in the ocean and kissing Jack Stone.
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It held a pocket of territory straddling the border between Syria and Lebanon until a Hezbollah offensive last month that forced it to accept evacuation to a rebel-held part of Syria.
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Forever straddling the line between the dancefloor and the more experimental forms of underground dance music, he takes the acid house he came up on to headier, more abstract, more beautiful places.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian and Iraqi forces closing in on the last scraps of Islamic State's caliphate straddling the remote border area between the two countries have already witnessed the jihadists' likely response.
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The United States most likely informed Mahdi, who is in the unfortunate position of straddling the interests of Iran and the United States as the two rivals battle it out in Iraq.
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In that case, the mother would sit in the same way but position the baby facing her, with the infant's knees over her ankles, as if the infant were straddling a potty.
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In the book's introduction, his world-straddling triumph is represented by the lifetime achievement Oscar that he received in 2016, the only time it has ever been bestowed on a Chinese filmmaker.
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The state&aposs Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said Tuesday that firefighters increased containment from 5 to 10 percent of the two fires straddling Mendocino and Lake counties in Northern California.
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Straddling the line between the modern, interconnected world and an earlier, humanistic, physically-motivated era, Brooklyn-based artist Dan Funderburgh's illustrations and printed works exemplify the beauty in crafted patterns and ornamentation.
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Fifteen miles northwest of the gaudy spectacle of Myrtle Beach sits the quiet county seat of Conway, a nearly 290-year-old town shaded by live oaks and straddling the Waccamaw River.
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The group won an Emmy last year for "Letter to the Free," a protest anthem straddling the space between dirgelike lament and proud march, and a full album is coming in March.
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Despite the land transfer, the politics of the poor towns surrounding the airport zone, especially Chimalhuacán, a city of low-slung concrete houses straddling the hillsides above the lake bed, are unpredictable.
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Thursday's speech underscores how proactively Ms. Warren is trying to distance herself from that pack, straddling the line between left-leaning talking points and a serious, informed approach to the world's dangers.
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On Long Island, Senator Kemp Hannon, a 29-year incumbent from Nassau County, and Senator Carl Marcellino, who had represented a district straddling Nassau and Suffolk Counties since 1995, lost their seats.
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That day last month, the twins, dressed in matching cat-patterned pink pants pulled over their diapers, crawled into their mother's lap, Elexia straddling one leg and Alexia squirming on the other.
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Established more than 50 years ago, the company transformed itself from a small South African business to a furniture and household goods retailer straddling four continents before its dramatic fall from grace.
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DEEP UNDER the countryside north of Geneva, straddling the Franco-Swiss border, one of the most advanced scientific machines ever built has been banging subatomic particles together for more than a decade.
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In the eastern waters straddling Florida, much of which is under a drilling moratorium through 2022, little exploratory drilling has been done and much of the seismic data is old, he added.
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The barrier's stark edges cut a jarring contrast to the tangle of mangrove roots straddling saltwater and land, their branches home to proboscis monkeys, pig-tailed macaques, blue-eared kingfishers and storks.
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The Salton Sea, straddling the Imperial and Coachella Valleys, is the latest incarnation of a body of water that has been drying and refilling over eons with water from the Colorado River.
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Straddling the intersection of drug dealing and the music industry, "Yardie," the big-screen directing debut of the actor Idris Elba, struggles to carve a path between warring gangs and reggae beats.
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Walking around West Hollywood with friends on Monday, Ora donned the same printed $1,890 Gucci silk skirt and matching $1,390 blouse that Beyoncé wears while straddling a police car in the popular video.
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This is a company that owned a four-foot-tall bronze sculpture of a godlike man straddling a bucking bronco while thrusting the Vertu logo towards the sky like a bolt of lightning.
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Sporting a black hat, gray t-shirt, and baggy denim shorts over high black socks, Bieber took a seat straddling a wide branch of the tree, with his legs flailing off the sides.
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But cobalt's supply chain is much more fragile than that of lithium, with its big, established players operating brine lakes in the relatively stable environment of the "Lithium Triangle" straddling Chile and Argentina.
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What Fox has now decided to call a "space adventure series" is neither comedy nor drama, funny nor poignant — even though it clearly believes it's straddling both lines in a particularly clever way.
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The Peace Garden State derives its nickname from the International Peace Garden straddling the U.S.-Canadian border, a project that has its roots at the International Gardeners Association convention exactly 90 years ago.
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By straddling the realistic and the fantastic, by touching on the needs of the present moment and presenting new answers to age-old dilemmas, NDiaye is writing a literature both innovative and incredible.
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Gad dressed up like Donald Trump and performed "I Touch Myself," by stripping, straddling a wrecking ball and making out with a Mexican version of Donald Trump who rode in on a donkey.
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We retired back to his place for a makeout sesh and found ourselves naked, with him straddling me, when out of the blue he sat right down on my dick without a condom.
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In his first speech as head of the Minneapolis Fed, Neel Kashkari urged a radical shakeup of Wall Street's banks, straddling the line between the Fed's policymaking remit and political advocacy, Reuters said.
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Quantum units of sound, called phonons, popped up in pairs straddling the sonic horizon; one phonon would get swept along by the moving fluid while the other fought its way upstream and escaped.
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There is frequent fighting between the army and around 1,000-1,0003 militants dug into the hills around Arsal in a large pocket of territory straddling the border, Lebanese General Youssef al-Dik said.
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Grandpa is quickly located in the village of Klisura in the Strandja Mountains straddling the border between Turkey and Bulgaria, but like everything else in this story, he isn't quite what he seems.
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"Establishment politician Josh Hawley, breaking his signature pledge as Attorney General, is now both climbing the political ladder and straddling a barbed-wire political fence," said David Bergstein, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesman.
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Much of the world's lithium is produced in Australia and Chile, with the bulk of the world's reserves straddling huge salt flats in the so-called lithium triangle of Chile, Bolivia and Argentina.
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XL Recordings – On Music and Industry (Lecture)A discussion with Patrick North from XL's A&R team on creativity in navigating the music industry, and straddling the line between indie and major labels.
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Iran, the Syrian government's closest ally, has more reason to oust the Islamic State from Sunni areas straddling the border between Syria and Iraq, a country where Iran is deeply enmeshed and influential.
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Kusama had intended to cast a younger actress in the film, which would have made straddling the story's two temporalities easier, but she could not pass up the opportunity to work with Kidman.
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And more affordable housing is arriving, including the Compass Residences, a nine-building mega-development straddling West Farms and next-door Crotona Park East, developed by a team that includes Signature Urban Properties.
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In Montana (straddling Wyoming), 21870,000 acres of high desert punctuated by weathered prehistoric canyons make Big Horn Canyon National Recreation Area an excellent substitute for Yellowstone National Park (4.25 million visitors in 2016).
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But they produced some very cool things: border-straddling marvels like Neo-Zapotec pianos and the Aztec Hotel, a 1920s Mayan-Revival building in the San Gabriel Valley; Richard Neutra and Frida Kahlo.
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Whether the protests escalate or fizzle, the country remains a potential powder keg in a highly strategic location: straddling the Suez Canal, flanked by Israel and Libya, and across the Mediterranean from Europe.
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For one week every March, the industry convenes on the small, Rhine-straddling town of Basel, Switzerland, to show off the new timepieces that'll be making their way onto wrists over the coming year.
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The release of the Model 3 from relative newcomer Tesla garnered the most attention in 2017, straddling the auto and tech worlds to achieve hype unmatched by nearly any other brand outside of Cupertino.
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The couple, who faced rumors of infidelity in February, shared a romantic moment in the water during their trip, as Jenner posed in an animal-printed bikini and large hoop earrings while straddling Scott.
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Diana (not her real name), then a student at a Midwestern university, told me she was sexually assaulted by a woman who began straddling and humping her while they were watching a movie together.
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If you are born within 12 hours of the sun changing signs, then yes, the sun is technically straddling the cusp, but it can still only be in one sign at any given time.
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If you suddenly find your twin sister straddling you while your mom helps splash her pee on your freshly minted jellyfish stings, that family vacation probably flew off the rails a long time ago.
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Islamic State overran Mosul two years ago and went on to proclaim a caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria but has come under increasing pressure in recent months, losing ground to an array of forces.
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Their plan was to detonate two cargo vans loaded with massive amounts of ammonium nitrate in the parking lots of the Garden Spot Apartments, a sprawling complex straddling both sides of West Mary Street.
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But, with equal force, Worth demonstrates how the failure of 2011 led many who had sought but not found dignity to seek it anew in a border-straddling land controlled by the Islamic State.
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Islamic State overran Mosul two years ago and went on to proclaim a caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria, but has come under increasing pressure in recent months, losing ground to an array of forces.
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The secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, is more artful at straddling the line, talking up Mr. Trump's view of America's role in the world while quietly working to channel the president's most extreme instincts.
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The program extends beyond country, with the venerable blues guitarist Buddy Guy performing, along with the genre-straddling blues and R&B singer Fantastic Negrito and the Southern rock singer Jason Isbell and others.
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Cho Myoung-gyon, the South's point man on the North, proposed that the Korean governments hold their meeting next Tuesday in Panmunjom, a village straddling the border north of Seoul, the South Korean capital.
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Mr. Goelet was introduced to Ms. Creel, a graduate student in forestry and environmental studies, on a snowshoe hike in Harriman State Park, the vast tract straddling Rockland and Orange Counties in New York.
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Kendall's recent experiences have included straddling Bella Hadid poolside and playing DJ at a popular nightclub, so if she wants to trade places with someone ... odds are she'll get more than a few takers.
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It rests, in part, on the work of the political scientist Stephen Skowronek, who argues that certain presidencies are "disjunctive" — straddling a political order passing into history and another one struggling to be born.
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Most of the fighters left in Baghouz are foreigners, the SDF has said, among the thousands drawn by Baghdadi's promise of a new jihadist utopia straddling the Iraqi-Syrian border and expunging national borders.
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The EP, described by the label as straddling "the line between house and techno (with a healthy dose of acid for good measure)," has collaborations with fellow Bay Area artists Jason Kendig and CM-4.
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Finally, several characters have been expanded in a more socially conscious way, playing up some of the "Mad Men"-esque issues of the era, without sacrificing the main focus on romance straddling the class divide.
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Here she is metaphorically straddling comedy and tragedy, having just grabbed the baton from what had been — from the days of Edmund Kean to the era of Laurence Olivier — an exclusively male line of succession.
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Straddling several disparate genres, the album borrows elements of electro-pop, jazz, prog-rock, and ambient sounds to create a seamless blend that gives you something new to discover every time you listen to it.
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"I wanted to officially show people that this is entirely possible and that the bus can be up and running," Song Youzhou, the designer of the straddling bus, said in a telephone interview from Qinhuangdao.
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Driven from Mosul and Raqqa, Islamic State was progressively squeezed this year into an ever-shrinking pocket of desert, straddling the frontier between the two countries, by enemies that include regional states and global powers.
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" Straddling the worlds of dance, theater, fashion, film, visual art and literature, the series includes Performance Space regulars like the choreographers Sarah Michelson and Ishmael Houston-Jones, who jokingly calls himself one of its "ancestors.
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Another such lesson comes from the Darien Gap region straddling Panama and Colombia, where the Panamanian government, in a well-intentioned effort to halt deforestation, launched a subsidy program to encourage landowners to plant trees.
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The town's location — straddling an important airfield that over the past 40 years has been occupied by two superpowers, the Soviet Union and the United States — has long kept Bagram in a sort of purgatory.
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WANING TRUST Lebanon, straddling the Middle East's main sectarian lines, was historically the region's foreign-exchange hub into which deposits flowed, especially since 1997 when its currency was pegged to the dollar at 1,20193 pounds.
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The idea came from Tao Ruspoli, a Los Angeles filmmaker, who years ago became fascinated by the Salton Sea, a onetime tourist mecca straddling the Imperial and Coachella Valleys that has succumbed to environmental decay.
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Softer in terms of subject matter than some of his previous work, the track marked Hus out as a star—one capable of straddling the line between a huge, summertime anthem and sharp street-level rap.
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Now, as a professional chef, I was intrigued by the different ways of living, speaking and eating, and the different rituals ingrained into everyday life in Himachal Pradesh, the northern Indian state straddling the Western Himalayas.
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The Syrian army and allied Iran-backed Shi'ite militias, supported by Russian air power, are approaching Albu Kamal as part of their own offensive against the Islamic State enclave straddling the border between Syria and Iraq.
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Workers from the medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), among the few foreign aid groups operating in Yemen's worst war zones, have suffered repeated attacks in the far northern province of Saada straddling the Saudi border.
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Mixed doubles also includes a power play—in which a team can place its rock in a more advantageous spot, straddling the edge of the circle, with the back of the stone touching the tee line.
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Cardi, 26, and Offset, 27, get grabby amid a striking yellow background, with the "Bodak Yellow" rapper straddling the father of her 9-month-old daughter Kulture Kiari while donning leather gear decked out in chains.
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With Friday's meeting, Mr. Kim will become the first North Korean leader to cross the inter-Korean border, sitting down with Mr. Moon on the South Korean side of Panmunjom, a "truce village" straddling the border.
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It's only a matter of time before every car is more autonomous Car companies have remained more or less neutral in the debate, straddling both aisles of the regulatory argument to preserve past stances on safety.
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In 2300 Chile's Supreme Court suspended Pascua-Lama, a gold mine straddling the border with Argentina, over fears that it would pollute rivers; Barrick Gold, its Canadian developer, had already spent $22 billion on the mine.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo, July 6 (Reuters) - D emocratic Republic of Congo and Ugandan armed forces exchanged gunfire on a lake straddling their shared border, wounding at least two Congolese soldiers, a Congolese official said.
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Chuluu has lived all his life in the centuries-old tradition of his Dukha ancestors, renowned for their reindeer-herding and hunter-gathering skills in the forests of the rugged Sayan Mountains straddling the Russian border.
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This time around, she fashioned herself as "a progressive who likes to get things done" — the sort of line-straddling language that makes some liberals dubious of her values and some independents skeptical about her authenticity.
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NBCUniversal's broadcast of the Summer Olympics from Rio de Janeiro is showing a media giant more than ever straddling two approaches — old-style television and live video streaming — to attract viewers to its prized sports property.
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This is probably an accident, but it doesn't diminish the overall effect of a game whose greatest achievements come from straddling the line between outmoded and contemporary styles of shooter design, action storytelling and political interest.
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She described it in detail: his dash across the terrace of her 14th-floor East Side penthouse, straddling the parapet as she screamed and pleaded, swinging his legs over the side, hanging momentarily, then letting go.
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The LRA, which has retreated to a jungle straddling the borders of South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic, was notorious for kidnapping children for use as fighters and sex slaves.
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The population is split between two places: with one group occupying the Virunga Mountains between Rwanda and the DRC, and the other living in the Bwindi-Sarambwe ecosystem straddling the border of Uganda and the DRC.
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When one of the employees followed him to the room to find out how he got in, and whom he was there to see, they found him straddling Morell atop his bed, according to the warrant.
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HOUSTON — Domestic oil production remains in a deep two-year slump, but a rash of multibillion-dollar deals are flashing sparks of recovery in the shale fields of the Permian Basin straddling Texas and New Mexico.
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In a pose familiar to Soul2Soul veterans, the couple sat face-to-face on stage, McGraw's legs straddling his wife's as they traded lines of their 2007 duet "I Need You," finishing, appropriately, with a long kiss.
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Speaking to CNBC on the sidelines of the St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Dimitris Mardas told CNBC Greece offered foreign investors the chance of a geopolitical boost, given its location straddling Europe and the Middle East.
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While we mostly hear of the young founder straddling the world, what you rarely hear about is the older founder with years under their belt with an idea that will change an industry that they understand implicitly.
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Steinhoff, which is also listed in Frankfurt, delayed the results after finding holes in its accounts, shocking investors who had backed its reinvention from small South African furniture outfit into a discount furniture retailer straddling four continents.
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Then, Jake posted a video with a thumbnail of his girlfriend straddling him on a bed in lingerie titled, "I lost my virginity" (the video was about a ski trip, not having sex), and people were outraged.
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HILDALE, Utah – In a place where political contests are virtually unknown, the campaign signs offer the latest hint that a polygamous group is losing its grip on this remote red rock community straddling the Utah-Arizona border.
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While teaching her how to do jujitsu, he would allegedly have her sit in a position known as "mounting" – straddling him while sitting on his lap – which is "not the usual beginning position," the court records state.
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China's central government will soon send new teams of scientists to assist local governments in the Fenwei Plain region straddling the major coal producing provinces of Shaanxi, Shanxi and Henan, a key pollution control region, Chai said.
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Among the dead in the funeral bombing on Saturday were notables straddling the country's many political divides, threatening to harden the will of powerful armed tribes around the capital who may make common cause with the Houthis.
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In the clip, the couple gets grabby amid a striking yellow background, with the "Bodak Yellow" rapper straddling the father of her 1-year-old daughter Kulture Kiari while donning leather gear and decked out in chains.
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After suddenly seizing swathes of land straddling the Iraqi-Syrian border in 2014 and declaring it their caliphate, Islamic State was beaten back by numerous local and foreign forces in both countries, suffering major defeats in 2017.
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The game's AI really helps, straddling a deliberately fine line between the enemies being smart—they're capable of flanking you and putting the pressure on when things get hairy—and also on the fun side of dumb.
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At 24 years old, Tracey is straddling the line between childish and teenage impulses with an adult life and desires—and that's not even getting into the series' wonderful, and often filthy, balance between Christianity and sex.
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A model for a giant, elevated bus was presented over the weekend at the Beijing International High-Tech Expo, though it was not the first time that what has been called a "straddling bus" had been proposed.
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The issue of what to do with captured members of the Islamic State, which once controlled a vast swath of territory straddling Syria and Iraq, has long been one of the festering problems of the Syrian war.
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Under the 1994 Jordan-Israel peace treaty the enclave, made up of two territories straddling the border, was recognized as being under Jordanian sovereignty but with special provisions allowing Israeli farmers to work the land without visas.
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If the world is round, it's an enormous diversion, a pointless globe-straddling triangle, but if you map it as a flat plane with the North Pole in the center, the route forms an almost straight line.
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Merkel warned that no one should be "deceived" by the slowdown in the influx of migrants to Germany caused by border closures by Austria and other states straddling the migration corridor northwards through the Balkans from Greece.
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Yet while his dreams of being a globe-straddling public brand may have shrunk — he has only five stores, down from 250 in 2013 — his dreams of using fashion to crystallize a shared moment are still monumental.
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The recovery sparked signs of life for a handful of hibernating miners in Canada's metal-rich Labrador Trough, straddling the provinces of Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador, including Champion, Alderon Iron Ore and Tata Steel Minerals Canada.
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At the same time, also straddling on the lower end of the 50 boom/bust line, the services PMI dropped from 53.1 to 45.9, the lowest level since September 2013, signaling a deterioration of the service industry.
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"Conditional Sovereignty" is not sovereignty at all: it is just a fence-straddling way out for those who are conflicted about their support for labor unions and their support for tribes and the inherent sovereignty they possess.
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One particular dispute centers on who has the right to operate a major offshore crude discovery in a reservoir straddling areas held by state oil firm Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) and a U.S.-led consortium of private investors.
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Over the last 13 years later whenever I'd hear that song my mind would automatically return to thoughts of my wife on that stage gyrating like a stripper and straddling a chair like she was in Flashdance.
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It is in a strategic geographic location, straddling the Asian and European continents, and sharing borders with Georgia, Armenia, Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Greece, and with Bulgaria Romania, Ukraine and Russia across the Black Sea to the north.
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Across Bhambhri's more than two decade career straddling the line between software engineering and product, she has worked on deeply technical, enterprise projects at Sybase and Informix as startups, big data infrastructure at IBM, and now at Adobe.
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Most of the world's major powers and regional states have backed proxy forces in a complicated multi-sided conflict, while the Islamic State jihadist group, at war with everyone else, declared a caliphate straddling the border with Iraq.
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Some of them might be expressing themselves in a very similar way, others very different, but the universality of it was that they were all straddling that transition between childhood and womanhood, and experiencing with what it is.
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The series, set in hip-hop's gestational period, has brought him back to the streets and parks where he started, now a middle-aged man straddling two eras connected by a sound that people said would never last.
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Established more than 50 years ago, the firm expanded from a small South African outfit to a furniture and household goods retailer straddling four continents before it shocked investors by flagging holes in its accounts in Dec. 2017.
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They seemed to be straddling two eras — one a glorious phase when the team permeated the region's sports fabric, another the here-and-now, with the locals forgiving but not entirely forgetting the franchise's sojourn in St. Louis.
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But the military sees the movement as being propped up by foes of the state and accuses neighboring Afghanistan and India of trying to stir up unrest with support of the movement in areas straddling the Afghan border.
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Grafton hasn't been coasting through the last letters of the alphabet; in fact, the plot of this new book is a complicated affair straddling two time periods and featuring players who manage to be equally unpleasant in both.
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It was a far cry from the other performances, which included shirtless men splashing in a pool; a performer wearing a horse head sitting atop a ladder; another straddling a full-sized cannon; and several instances of fireworks.
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Kiribati, an archipelago straddling the Equator, and the larger Solomon Islands both appear to have been lured by the promise of greater economic investment that, apparently, the United States and Taiwan can no longer be sure to match.
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Kiribati, an archipelago straddling the Equator, and the larger Solomon Islands both appear to have been lured by the promise of greater economic investment that, apparently, the United States and Taiwan can no longer be sure to match.
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The complaint follows legislative attempts to block Trump from diverting billions of dollars toward one of his keystone campaign promises, which reached a near breaking point when the government entered its longest shutdown in history straddling New Year.
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While rumors have surfaced repeatedly over the past three years of Mr. Baghdadi's death or wounding in airstrikes, American counterterrorism officials believe he is alive and most likely hiding in the Sunni border areas straddling Iraq and Syria.
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Baghouz, a collection of hamlets and farmland near the border with Iraq, is the last patch of populated territory Islamic State (IS) still holds in the area straddling the two countries where it declared a caliphate in 63.
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Tammy Nguyễn's inspired reinvention of the myth of Narcissus, straddling the stately hexameters of ancient Roman poetry and emergent ecological disaster in the 21st century, occupies a world apart from Hà Ninh's slightly demented vision of a parallel universe.
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Lashio is one of the largest cities in Myanmar's northeast, straddling the main road connecting the central city of Mandalay with the main crossing on Myanmar's border with China at Muse, about 110 km (68 miles) to the north.
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Activists in the counter-summit villages have this week united from France, the Basque region straddling the French-Spanish border and beyond to confront a rich-poor divide they say is growing due to the cynicism of world leaders.
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"Experiment with getting on all fours, or kneeling as though you were straddling a partner; leaning backwards activates your core and pull your pelvic area slightly more taught, which can make sensations in the genitals feel stronger," she explains.
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The Luxembourg-based European Court of Justice (ECJ) said on Monday Poland would be fined 100,000 euros ($117,360.00) a day if it did not stop large-scale logging in the ancient forest straddling the border between Poland and Belarus.
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The NNSC holds weekly meetings in a light blue hut straddling the border inside the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), the world's most heavily defended frontier, sharing with the North Koreans the minutes of its proceedings in a wooden mail box.
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The country believes its strategic location straddling the Suez Canal and the land bridge between Asia and Africa and its well-developed infrastructure will help turn it a trading and distribution center for countries in the region and beyond.
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His fans relish his surreal, inventive images of the afterlife, but particularly his vivid visions of hell: sinners straddling giant knife-blades, egg-shaped machines churning miscreants into their bellies, cruel hybrid frog-devils and dog-faced lizard birds.
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It is 1506, and "Il Divino" is in Constantinople at the invitation of Bayezid II. The Ottoman ruler has commissioned a bridge across the Golden Horn, an immortal structure to secure the great destiny of his continent-straddling capital.
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Government forces are now grouped closer to the provincial capital Lashkar Gah and nearby towns including Marjah and Gereshk, straddling the main Highway One that links the major cities of Kandahar in the south and Herat in the west.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Scientists say a recently discovered area of peatland straddling the two Congos contains 30 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide, equivalent to 20 years of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, and must be protected to prevent major environmental damage.
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Kim Jong-il, the late Supreme Leader of the totalitarian Democratic People's Republic of Korea, is said to have been born on the summit of Mount Paektu—a 9000-foot volcano straddling the border between China and North Korea.
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Driven this year from its two de facto capitals — Iraq's Mosul and Syria's Raqqa — Islamic State has been squeezed into an ever-shrinking pocket of desert straddling the frontier by enemies that include most regional states and global powers.
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For many years, Mr. Ren's reluctance to appear in public, combined with the company's aversion to the news media, even after it had become a globe-straddling giant, fed the impression that he and Huawei had something to hide.
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New York City is offering $75,000 interest-free loans to small businesses that've been affected by a 10% drop in businesses because of the coronavirus, but Brooklyn bar owner Mix doesn't believe straddling businesses with more loans will help.
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The straddling sounds more moderate, but does not reflect the state of the science of climate change — which has grown overwhelmingly conclusive on the role of humans as the prime cause — and it hedges on the need for action.
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His comments came as U.S.-backed forces said they had captured Islamic State's last shred of territory in eastern Syria at Baghouz, ending its territorial rule over a self-proclaimed caliphate straddling Syria and Iraq after years of fighting.
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The country believes its strategic location straddling the Suez Canal and the land bridge between Asia and Africa and its well developed infrastructure will help turn it a trading and distribution center for countries in the region and beyond.
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Reuters was the first media organization to visit the mine, tucked away in cloud-shrouded hills straddling Myanmar's rugged eastern border with China, as the UWSA takes its first tentative steps toward opening to the world after decades of isolation.
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The fact that Airbnb has bent over backward to spin this as a high-concept meditation on crossing cultural barriers rather than a basic publicity stunt is a pretty good indication that organizers knew they were straddling a thin line.
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The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (FLDS) is a polygamous sect straddling the Utah and Arizona state lines; the twin towns of Hildale, Utah, and Colorado City, Arizona, are known collectively as Short Creek (pronounced "crick").
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It was no accident that he worked so well with men like Bam Bam Bigelow and The Undertaker: they were cut from the same cloth, straddling an old world and the new, and all nimble, fast, strong, and (again, forcefully) big.
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It was part of a ceasefire agreed after offensives last week by the Lebanese army on one front, and the Syrian army and Hezbollah on another, that pushed Islamic State back into a small part of its enclave straddling the frontier.
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In the photo, the couple, who faced rumors of infidelity in February, shared a romantic moment in the water, as the Keeping Up with the Kardashians Star posed in an animal-printed bikini and large hoop earrings while straddling Scott.
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Part of Baghouz, a tiny cluster of hamlets and farmland on the banks of the Euphrates at the Iraqi border, is all that remains to Islamic State of the "caliphate" straddling the two countries which its leader proclaimed in 2014.
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But those straddling limbs of the Gateway Tower, as Gensler calls it, would also serve as a tourist attraction, connecting to the city's existing Riverwalk and shuttling people directly up to a sky deck that's 2,000 feet in the air.
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In about 2005, they were ejected from those bases and retreated to a lawless patch of jungle straddling the borders of South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Central African Republic (CAR), where the task force continued to track them.
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Straddling classicism and collage, this pictorial fragmentation, fused as it is with the paper's fragmentation, turns the work into a collision of Cubism, Surrealism, and Chicago Imagism, but with a humanity that undercuts the cerebration and irony permeating those styles.
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His struggle with straddling different cultures — Newark's drug-fueled and gang-ridden streets versus Yale's establishment and world of legacies — resonated with my own travails of being born and raised in Africa and living in Europe and the United States.
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The defeat of Islamic State at Baghouz will mark a milestone in the campaign against the jihadist group, ending its control of populated territory in the area straddling Iraq and Syria where it suddenly expanded in 2014 and declared a caliphate.
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Complicating the effort, Democrats are straddling a fine line as they seek to craft a message that rides the liberal energy of the Trump protest movement without alienating voters in the purple districts they'll need to win back the House.
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The monthly Reuters survey of 44 fund managers and chief investment officers in the United States, Europe, Japan and Britain was conducted between June 15-29, straddling the June 23 referendum in which Britons voted to leave the European Union.
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The attack on a city straddling the main highway between the capital Kabul and southern Afghanistan was a show of strength for the Taliban, underscoring how volatile the security situation remains less than three months before parliamentary elections in October.
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Straddling generations of both consumer and performer behavior, Pritchard's cognizant that many of those who hear Under The Sun will listen to the record in digital bits and pieces rather than how he ideally wants them to experience the work.
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The devastating bombing of the Kurdish wedding in Gaziantep killed more than 50 people, for which President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blamed the Islamic State, the terrorist group that controls a swath of land straddling the frontier between Iraq and Syria.
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When Islamic State swept into Mosul in 2014 and declared a caliphate on land straddling Iraq and Syria, they attracted volunteers from as far afield as Afghanistan and Tunisia and also won many sympathizers in Mosul, Iraq's second largest city.
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The movie, a Netflix release receiving a theatrical run, can even be seen as an allegory about filmmaking in today (by a director of "Kung Fu Panda"), straddling the line between modern and traditional styles and blending the best of both.
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Meeting figures as diverse as the acclaimed novelist Norman Mailer (who the kingpin co-owned a horse farm with at one point) and the infamous mobster Whitey Bulger, Stratton often found himself simultaneously straddling both the criminal and literary worlds.
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She's definitely cognizant that she's straddling these worlds, and she's really trying to make them fit, and I think when it went too far for her is in the scene where you see her take a picture that's not appropriate.
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According to early simulations, these "straddling buses" would allow drivers to zoom right underneath them, which would not only increase overall road speeds, but also allegedly reduce air pollution by reducing congestion—and perhaps inspire more people to take the bus.
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For years, he said, he had dreamed of Russia embracing, or rather re-embracing, the pioneer spirit, and he was delighted by the Kremlin's backing of a program meant to reassert the country's manifest destiny as a continent-straddling power.
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Here's the full story of Turkey's commander in chief, who inherited his country in a state of constant coup or rebellion, and turned it into an authoritarian one-leader, one-party powerhouse straddling the Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
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The index had surged 7.7 percent in the two prior sessions straddling the Eid al-Fitr holiday, following comments from the central bank governor that the Egyptian pound should be a market-based currency where demand and supply set the price.
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Steinhoff, which is also listed in Frankfurt, delayed the results after finding holes in its accounts in December 2017, shocking investors who had backed its reinvention from a small South African furniture outfit into a discount furniture retailer straddling four continents.
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Shoal Lake 240 is a small First Nation community on a man-made island straddling the Ontario-Manitoba border that has been without clean drinking water for 240 years — and pushing for a permanent road to connect it to the mainland.
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Shoal Lake 219 is a small First Nation community on a man-made island straddling the Ontario-Manitoba border that has been without clean drinking water for 20 years — and pushing for a permanent road to connect it to the mainland.
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The answer of Ms. Merkel and the Social Democrats — in no small part to persuade Germans that their "grand coalition" straddling left and right was still needed — was to cast their lot fully with the mission to salvage the European project.
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From the narrow shotgun homes of Atlanta to the dormer-windowed bungalows of Chicago, the front porch has served as a refuge from Jim Crow restrictions; a stage straddling the home and the street, a structural backdrop of meaningful life moments.
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But some warned that another coalition straddling the center left and center right could be a short-term fix with a high long-term cost: It would elevate the far-right Alternative for Germany as the biggest opposition party in Parliament.
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Zinke said the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument straddling the border of Oregon and California and the Gold Butte National Monument in Nevada were both too big for the purpose of protecting important historical sites and should be reduced in size.
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Hans Breder, a German-born artist whose interest in straddling the boundaries between disciplines led him to create the Intermedia Program, the first of its kind, at the University of Iowa in 21991, died on June 22000 in Iowa City.
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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad/CARACAS, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Trinidad and Tobago has canceled an agreement with Venezuela for the joint development of a natural gas field straddling their maritime border because of U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's state energy company PDVSA.
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In the previous five years, stocks of blending components increased by an average of between 21.2 and 8.0 million barrels in the week straddling the old year and the new, with increases ranging from 3.2 million to 10.0 million barrels.
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Today, its 227 full members and five observers are spread across three regions (the Caribbean, the Pacific and a group straddling the African, Indian and South China seas) and include some low-lying coastal countries, such as Belize and Guyana.
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"But I was born a girl, so my dad just thought, 'Well, she's young, so we'll just dress her up like a boy,'" Ms. An said, straddling a lounge chair — full manspread — during a break in rehearsal outside the studio.
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Other data straddling the weekend showed China reporting far weaker than expected November exports and imports, underscoring slower global and domestic demand and raising the possibility authorities will take more measures to keep the country's growth rate from slipping too much.
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And while, at harvest time, the finest wine producers still hire squads of workers to pick the grapes by hand, bigger operations and volume producers may entrust their grapes to the gaping maw of a Braud vine-straddling mechanical harvester.
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Reuters was the first media organization to visit the mine, tucked away in cloud-shrouded hills straddling Myanmar's rugged eastern border with China, as the UWSA takes its first tentative steps towards opening to the world after decades of isolation.
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NANPING/DANDONG, China (Reuters) - In the Northeast Asia Special Region straddling China's border with North Korea, the area around Nanping village is dotted with half-finished buildings, cranes on empty lots, piles of concrete pipes and a few construction workers.
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Designers, GmbH Clothing Line The huge, Nazi-constructed airport straddling the inner-city areas of Neukölln and Tempelhof was closed for many years and has been repurposed as a public park, with areas for sports, dog runs and community gardens.
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Considering the ways the world has gone to shit as he's managed to bleed the league for all its worth, it's hard not to think this headset-and-hoodied fuck straddling the world like a colossus is the only appropriate outcome.
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That said, I see it very easily straddling the line between the hardcore, roguelike crowd eager for more NecroDancer and traditional Zelda fans who will love it for its art style, the music, and for the classic environments, enemies, and discoverable treasure.
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The attack on Ghazni, a strategically important center straddling the main highway linking Kabul with the south of the country, was the most serious blow struck by the Taliban since they came close to overrunning the western city of Farah in May.
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Driven this year from its two de facto capitals — Iraq's Mosul and Syria's Raqqa — Islamic State was progressively squeezed into an ever-shrinking pocket of desert, straddling the frontier between the two countries, by enemies that include most regional states and global powers.
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She didn't get much sleep the previous night, kept awake by the bitter cold which sweeps across the plateau straddling the Greek-Macedonian border and penetrates the flimsy tent which is the only shelter for the 11-day-old baby and her parents.
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The firm had delayed the results, which revealed the impact of a $7.4 billion accounting fraud, after finding holes in its accounts, shocking investors who had backed its reinvention from small South African furniture outfit into a discount furniture retailer straddling four continents.
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The horsemen were straddling a void, and if all those brave souls had had the slightest knowledge of physics, they would have realized they were in the impossible presence of a source of antimatter that reversed the mechanisms of the known world.
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"I would probably realistically put it more for Q3 in terms of landing that agreement," Tullow's Kenya Managing Director Martin Mbogo told Reuters, referring to the deal organising the way Tullow can tap a body of water straddling two counties in northwestern Kenya.
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Nowhere has the bad-tempered contest been felt more acutely than in the Mexican cities straddling the U.S. border, which hundreds of thousands of people cross for work every day, and acts as a bridge for $500 billion in annual bilateral trade.
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We spoke to execs from Amazon Prime Video, CBS, Disney, and Hulu, as well as experts and analysts to break down the escalating war for original content and the tectonic shifts in an industry that's straddling the media, tech, and entertainment worlds.
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The 29-strong field had already been whittled down to a battle between the 22-year-old and Poland's experienced Maja Wloszczowska as the bell rang for the last of six laps around the rolling 4.8-km course straddling Rio's inland hills.
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Pakistan plans to fence up most of the 2,500 km (1,500 mile) frontier despite Kabul's protests that the barrier would divide families and friends along the Pashtun tribal belt straddling the colonial-era Durand Line drawn up by the British in 1893.
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Both resignations indicate the deep crisis faced by Prime Minister Theresa May as she tries push through Brexit while straddling a Conservative Party with sizable factions wanting both a "hard Brexit" (a complete withdrawal from the European Union) and no Brexit at all.
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In a news conference, Ayman Safadi said the country acted in accordance with the treaty in not renewing the deal over the two enclaves straddling the border that allowed Israel special rights over its citizens working and present in the two areas.
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While the allegations pertain only to soccer, Sheikh Ahmad's position straddling both FIFA and the IOC—and particularly his close connection with IOC president Thomas Bach—creates something of a bridge between the two sports governing bodies, known for their rampant corruption.
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Logan, the final part of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine trilogy, is no different, and is in fact almost culturally prophetic in certain scenes, including its depiction of a heavily-guarded border wall straddling the US and Mexico in its near-future interpretation of 2029.
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In addition to straddling the gaps between historical eras — and high and low, and stately iambic pentameter and swift-kick rock rhymes — "Head Over Heels" also suggests that the divide between the sexes is the healthiest place for human beings to live.
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"This type of merger would create a market-straddling giant, with new profit-maximizing incentives ... ultimately leading to higher costs and potentially poorer coverage and care for consumers," said George Slover, senior policy counsel for Consumers Union, the advocacy arm of Consumer Reports.
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The clue in the Thursday, May 2 crossword puzzle by Julie Bérubé was the maddeningly vague "Country straddling the Equator" — there are 13 of them — so it's no wonder that solvers had trouble narrowing the answer down to a single, four-letter answer.
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ALBUQUERQUE — Tensions flared on Friday between federal authorities in Arizona and residents of a Native American reservation straddling the border with Mexico after a video surfaced in which a Border Patrol vehicle appears to hit a man from the tribe before driving away.
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Driven also from its other main bastion in Syria's Raqqa, Islamic State has since been gradually squeezed into an ever-shrinking pocket of desert straddling the Syria-Iraq frontier, pursued by a range of enemies that include most regional states and global powers.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 23600 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 2202 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 19813 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 33 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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On Wednesday night, with the terrorist group on the cusp of losing control of Mosul and with it its claim to a caliphate straddling the border of Iraq and Syria, Islamic State fighters packed the building with explosives and took it down.
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Researchers at UC Berkeley found that bird communities straddling the California/Nevada border region of California have collapsed over the past 100 years, in part due to lower rainfall and a change in the timing of that rainfall due to climate change.
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In 2012, a friend sent Burns a photograph of a magnificent ram he had seen during a deer hunt in the Bob Marshall Wilderness, more than a million acres of forest and granite straddling the Continental Divide south of Glacier National Park.
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The Athens government infuriated residents of five Aegean islands - all straddling a key route to Europe used by thousands of migrants - by announcing two weeks ago that it would expedite the construction of secured detention centers to replace open-access, severely overcrowded camps.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 1920 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 1925 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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"La Revolución" (2014), which depicts a nude Zapata donning a pink hat and high heels suggestively straddling a horse, was condemned by members of the Unión Nacional de Trabajadores Agrícolas (UNTA) and other similar agricultural groups for its characterization of the revolutionary.
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The spectacle explains why, whether along Ukraine's border with Russia in the east or on its western frontier with the European Union, border-straddling bonds of language and culture make it so difficult for Ukraine to hang together as a single, unified state.
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Steinhoff first flagged holes in its accounts in December 2017 — leading to the exposure of a more than $7 billion accounting fraud — shocking investors who had backed its rise from a small South African outfit to a discount furniture retailer straddling four continents.
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Steinhoff first flagged holes in its accounts in December 23 — the warning shot for an accounting fraud since put at over $212.8 billion — shocking investors that had backed its transformation from a small South African outfit to discount furniture retailer straddling four continents.
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And in its intimate portrait of Jackie — in particular her cautious connection, straddling a potential romance and a heist partnership, with Max — there's a deep attention paid to Jackie's feelings of barely managing to keep her head above water as the years tick by.
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There's Tidelander queen Adrielle Cuthbert (Elsa Pataky) showing her control over Augie by locking his penis in the Kegel grip of doom, or demonstrating her authority over her lieutenant, Dylan (Marco Pigossi), by dismissing the girl straddling him, and sending him on a mission.
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It transparently featured the microaggressions that come along with being the "only one" in a classroom, the alienation of being a black student in a predominantly white university, the toils of black activism, and the push-and-pull of straddling multiple worlds at once.
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Steinhoff first flagged holes in its accounts in December 2017 -- the warning shot for an accounting fraud since put at more than $7 billion -- shocking investors who had backed its rise from a small South African outfit to a discount furniture retailer straddling four continents.
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Steinhoff first flagged holes in its accounts in December 2017 — the warning shot for an accounting fraud since put at more than $7 billion — shocking investors who had backed its rise from a small South African outfit to a discount furniture retailer straddling four continents.
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Like many along the 500 km (310 mile) frontier that remains one of the most intractable issues in Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union, the Crockett's farm lies in both the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland, straddling the counties of Donegal and Londonderry.
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The so-called "straddling bus" was held up as a solution to China's notorious traffic problems, but all anyone wanted to talk about was how it looked like the bus was eating cars, or how insane anyone would have to be to actually drive underneath.
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Two world-straddling egotists discussing the life of a third: what a spectacle it must have made, though not as startling as the lunch at Chartwell, Churchill's country house, two years later, when the host inquired of Chaplin what part he would play next.
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Since April 2011, this corner of England has been marked by a barely visible boundary: the perimeter of the 2750 square miles of the South Downs National Park, the newest of Britain's 2000 such parks, straddling the counties of Hampshire, West Sussex and East Sussex.
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The army estimated 2,000 villagers had been displaced by several days of operations in a region straddling two provinces on the island of Mindanao, as the army went after the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF), a small and splintered rebel group inspired by Islamic State.
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As it's continued to exist in legal limbo, aerosol art has, under GFNYC's two-decades-long watch, struck a precarious balance, straddling a public square full of ticket-writing cops and a private sphere eager to convert graffiti's cultural capital into a quick buck.
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As the police surrounded them, a photographer took a picture of Suchanow doubled over, an officer grabbing her by the collar of her jacket, and another one of her lying on the pavement, her cheek turned to one side, black police boots straddling her face.
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Georgia, a country of just under 4 million people, straddling Europe and Asia, and bordering the Black Sea, is suffering from economic stagnation, persistent political instability, a disregard for the rule of law, and a constant threat of aggression and creeping annexation from Russia.
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Iraq's oil ministry has just launched a new round of bidding to develop 12 small to medium-sized oil fields straddling three provinces - four in Basra, five in Misan and three in the Central province, according to a tender document on the ministry's website.
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More contemporaneously, Beyoncé appeared at the Grammy's straddling a seat performing "Drunk in Love" (2014) while Nicki Minaj used the visual trope in "Anaconda" (2014), and Rihanna in "Pour It Up" (2012), while Miley Cyrus spent a whole tour doing the splits in the air.
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Since 2011, the period for which reliable numbers are available, Exxon has flared or vented more gas overall than any other operator in the three oil fields, which include the Eagle Ford and Permian basins in the Southwest, and the Bakken straddling the Canadian border.
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A nursing home attendant screamed and yelled for someone to call 911 when she saw the 47-year-old straddling the man on the bed, according to an arrest warrant affidavit, but Hawkins was able to walk out of the nursing home on Jan.
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Australian firefighters were battling hellish conditions through the night into early Saturday, as three massive bushfires merged to create the long-feared "mega-blaze" spanning more than 2,400 square miles — about half the size of Connecticut — and straddling the border of two federal states.
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The issue is a tough one for GOP leaders like Ryan, caught straddling a line between efforts to appease a conservative base that favors tough enforcement, while hoping not to alienate Hispanic voters that could be vital in a number of battleground states. 28503.
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People are always talking about confession in the El Royale, and those who earn their way out of the state-straddling hotel are those who speak freely about their past misdeeds in time for someone else to see them for who they really are.
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Co-living companies are marketing themselves by straddling the line between new-agey utopian axioms — "The new way of living is inhabiting time, space, and place that stirs inspiration inside of us," reads WeLive's website — and motivational tech speak — "Relentlessly improve," says X Social Communities.
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In her 2009 book, Gangs in Garden City, journalist Sarah Garland explains the conditions that make immigrant kids vulnerable to joining gangs: discrimination, marginalization, language barriers, parents who work long hours to send money back home, the disorienting feeling of straddling two worlds but belonging to none.
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If we got the message out there that more of us would have to directly cover their own healthcare costs, we would have the double benefit of seeing more healthy behaviors from the more responsible among us while not straddling them with the costs of the irresponsible.
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He falters along this blurry gray line where he is always straddling two states of being: at once charming and un-charming, a banger machine and anti-music, good at pop and bad at it, annoying and irresistible, horny and homely, a pop star and not.
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The critics are quick to acknowledge the difficulties facing Suu Kyi, who's straddling efforts to manage a civilian government and steer the country toward a more robust democracy without inciting a revolt from the same military regime that kept her under house arrest for almost two decades.
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In the middle of mid-Wales—straddling the counties of Powys, Ceredigion, and Carmarthenshire—is a place described in Welsh folklore as the Green Desert, thanks to its lack of proper roads or civilization and its abundance of lush blue-green mountains, sloping valleys and ancient streams.
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Stylistically, Uffie's matter-of-fact but unbothered drawl over clubby, electro-trash beats paved the way for artists like Charli XCX, Kesha, and Kitty, and her straddling of genres was future-focussed and enduring in a way that few artists of the time managed to be.
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We get the early gigs in pubs; the meeting with his lifelong lyricist, Bernie Taupin (Jamie Bell); the doomy arrival of John Reid (Richard Madden), who became Elton's lover and manager; the globe-straddling glory; and the statutory crackup, without which no rock fable is complete.
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Straddling Bedminster, Peapack-Gladstone and Far Hills is Natirar, a 404-acre property bought in 17783 by Somerset County Parks from the estate of Hassan II, the King of Morocco, who died in 1999; it includes hiking trails, fishing and a resort hotel, spa and restaurant complex.
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Corbyn's tortuous way of straddling his party's Brexit rift is to promise he'll negotiate a gentler separation with more residual ties to the EU, then hold a second "leave or remain" referendum that would give voters a chance to kill the deal he will have just made.
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Roughly the size of Mexico, straddling Brazil's mid-section from its far western borders with Paraguay and stretching northeast towards the Atlantic coast, the Cerrado has seen about half of its native forests and grasslands converted to farms, pastures and urban areas over the past 50 years.
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Since then, Necro Deathmort have put out a sprawling array of albums, cassettes and EPs, and have made a name for themselves in the underground as highly respected, genre-straddling sonic explorers (even if that name is a pretty silly one that basically means "Death death death").
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Alfredo Ramos Martinez was born in Monterrey, Mexico in 1871 and spent the last years of his life in Los Angeles, straddling the geographic poles explored in the Getty's current Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA initiative, which funded more than 75 exhibitions on Latin American and Latino art.
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The commander of the Afghan army's 215th corps, Mohammad Moeen Faqir, said troops had been ordered to pull back from Roshan Tower, their main base in Musa Qala, as well as other checkpoints to reinforce Gereshk, straddling the main Highway One which links Kabul with the south and west.
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A quick rundown on the complex dynamics between the US, the Kurds, and Turkey, and how this relates to intelligence sharing:The Kurds are a distinct ethnic group with an estimated population of up to 113 million occupying a region straddling the borders of Turkey, Syria, Iran, Iraq, and Armenia.
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In the ad court, my left-handed serves into a righty's body and my wide serves to their backhand are usually returned crosscourt, so I created an extreme version of the unorthodox Australian or "I" formations, putting my partner in front of me rather than straddling the center line.
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The show famously opened with two half-corpses discovered on the Oresund Bridge, straddling the Denmark-Sweden border, and Season 4 (reportedly the last), available on Hulu, keeps up the tradition of theatrically gruesome murder — this time the mystery starts with a woman stoned to death underneath the bridge.
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In either case, these novels, in straddling immediacy and permanence, the personal as well as the scope of a world tilting toward disaster, are the ones we might well be looking back on years from now as the defining, if baffling, literature of an indefinable and baffling era.
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Pieces like "So Emotional," with lead vocals from the neo-soul virtuoso Lalah Hathaway, and "Rubberband of Life" — a remix of the album's original title tune, with a beat somewhere between backpack rap and trip-hop — land in a mixed-up middle ground, straddling the '80s and today.
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Indeed, I can see a way that the President's ego, combined with his penchant for ignoring his advisers, could advance a diplomatic solution to the tinderbox straddling both sides of the 38th Parallel even while they drive the last nail in the coffin of the Iran nuclear deal.
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After nine hours on the M.T.A., Amtrak and Greyhound, I found myself inside the room, and straddling two worlds: I tinkered with the radio (wood-finished for historical accuracy but bluetooth-enabled for function), chewed on a Tootsie Roll and leafed through issues of Time magazine from 1957.
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In April, I headed east of Nashville to the place where those early sessions were recorded, and where the music they gave birth to are celebrated: the Tri-Cities of Kingsport, Johnson City and Bristol, which is a two-state town straddling the border of Tennessee and Virginia.
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In April, I headed east of Nashville to the place where those early sessions were recorded, and where the music they gave birth to are celebrated: the Tri-Cities of Kingsport, Johnson City and Bristol, which is a two-state town straddling the border of Tennessee and Virginia.
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Assembled by Herb Shellenberger, it's a trip into a moment straddling the avant-garde heyday (including works by Stan Vanderbeek, Paul Sharits, and Bruce Conner) and the rise of DIY animation in the 24s and '90s, much of it made by artists with little formal training and a decidedly noncommercial agenda.
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The lovely thing about Larson's approach is that most of the film exists in that in-between place straddling fantasy and reality, which means you're never really sure if Kit should be seeking help for her delusions, or if you as a viewer are too cynical to believe in nice things.
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The Canadian artist of Cree and Irish ancestry paints scenes that feel like modernized Renaissance paintings, depicting everything from Native Americans and colonial cowboys straddling a naked woman martyr covered in pierced arrows, to surreal mashups of uniform-clad prisoners, winged angels, and crashing helicopters, all squeezed within the same frame.
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The Erbil-based news website BasNews, quoting a military source in the Kurdish-backed Syria Democratic Forces (SDF), said most of the work on a runway in the oil town of Rmeilan in Hasaka was complete while a new air base southeast of Kobani, straddling the Turkish border, was being constructed.
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But when I watched " Like I Love You," I could imagine myself as the sexy mixed-race girl in low-slung jeans with a back tattoo, straddling Timberlake on the bonnet of a racing car whilst he sang in a falsetto about all the ways he'd love me, given the chance.
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The Canadian artist of Cree and Irish ancestry paints scenes that feel like modernized Renaissance paintings, depicting everything from Native Americans and colonial cowboys straddling a naked woman martyr covered in pierced arrows, to surreal mashups of uniform-clad prisoners, winged angels, and crashing helicopters, all squeezed within the same frame.
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Egypt is betting that its strategic location straddling the Suez Canal, its land bridge between Asia and Africa and its well developed infrastructure, including an extensive pipeline network and two idle gas liquefaction plants, will help turn it into a trading and distribution center for countries in the region and beyond.
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Few if any doubted that Mr. Trump came into office more supportive of Israel than the Palestinians and he trumpeted his pro-Israeli credentials, but any semblance of straddling the line between warring camps has vanished and the notion that he could bring them together appears more distant than ever.
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According to arrest reports, the Cape Coral Police Department responded to a call to an apartment complex on Monday night where, after following screams for help, they witnessed Newell "straddling" the woman, who is six months pregnant, with his hands around her throat on one of the breezeways in the complex.
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From its opening moments, it is clear this film isn't going to be chaste or avoid the challenges of straddling two worlds: We see the title character masturbating in the bath, only to be interrupted by her mother, who proceeds to scold her for missing the first prayer of the day.
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Experts from many countries are trying to assess the damage in Syria's old cities but also in the area where the Islamic State held sway that is straddling Iraq and Syria, the region that is seen as central to human history and often called the birthplace of modern economics and writing.
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Then, the camera gradually retreats as Alicia starts straddling Jason in the dark Lockhart, Agos & Lee offices in a way that feels like the show is saying that there some private experiences that not we voyeurs should be privy to, even if these are just characters on a TV show.
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Strong precipitation and unusually low temperatures this year have boosted soil moisture and pulled a vast swathe of the region, straddling Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico, from extreme or exceptional drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, a U.S. government map showing the intensity of drought across the country.
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And so, it was that after a few simple incantations and the feeding of carefully encoded metaphysical data into various corners of the darknet that we were able to convince one of the hive minds straddling the man/machine border to write for us the the song you are now listening to.
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Some of her pieces closely resemble the innocent figurines we imagine Staffordshire figures to be, others, like King Dick, which features a man wearing a royal uniform and straddling an engorged penis while gripping a golden dildo in one hand, tackle subjects that would never be seen anywhere near your grandmother's mantle.
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She had to do sex scenes where she was exposed or straddling the actor, and we rehearsed a lot of them, just to get a full look at what the lingerie was going to do — where the underwear was going to go, how the bra was going to look in different positions.
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Straddling a $21884,3 state-of-the-art, carbon-fiber mountain bike, and with three liters of cold water in my insulated hydration pack, it was humbling to think of Sitting Bull, a fugitive in his own home, short on water and horses, trying to lead his people to safety over this broken ground.
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The border-straddling zone, known as the International Center for Boundary Cooperation and located just a few miles from a new Kazakh railway hub for freight trains from China, was meant to become an island of trade-driven prosperity that would showcase Kazakh-Chinese cooperation and help enrich both countries' impoverished border areas.
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Well, if the house happens to be a 700-year-old farmhouse in cypress-topped rolling hills straddling Umbria and Tuscany, a rock star may be tempted to forgo transgression and get with the wood roof beam, terra-cotta floors and decorative Deruta pottery plan, especially if his wife is doing the decorating.
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While the notion of a Supreme Court of Facebook, especially, does risk sounding worryingly like Zuckerberg fancies his own personal Star Chamber, the fact he's even saying this sort of stuff shows he knows Facebook has planet-straddling problems that are far, far too big for its minimalist Libertarian 'guardrails' to manage or control.
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Indeed, it is the less recognizable photographs that are often the most compelling, that make you think twice about the many ways visual artists were pushing the boundaries of their form while straddling the limitations of their job, and that demonstrate the preconceptions that come reflexively with the eye and memory of the viewer.
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The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals otherwise affirmed the dismissal of the successive lawsuits that the administrator of the estate of David Bass initially filed in state court 2016 and 2017, straddling the April 2017 conviction of Ruth A. Barr on a single charge of theft by taking in state court in Georgia.
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LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES ALL EMPLOYEES MUST WASH HANDS Easily the most unsanitary sex scene offered this year, Halley Feiffer's "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Gynecologic Oncology Unit at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center of New York City" at MCC included a breathless hookup straddling the sink of a hospital bathroom.
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The impact of Trumpism and the role it will have on Republicans running in 85033 is still a bit murky, but what is clear from the recent results is that Republicans will have a very difficult time straddling the line of embracing Trumpism and more traditional conservatism, all while trying not to turn off voters.
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"I've come to the conclusion that he's been straddling here for a very long time, and unwilling to take a position, and this is one instance where the first Latino chair of the Democratic Caucus should be endorsing who could be the first Latina from his home state in the United States Senate," said Vela.
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Stamper has a knack for straddling both the past and future of dance music: her sound harkens back to the classic house and disco of the Paradise Garage era, while her progressive politics of fighting inequality and paying homage to dance music's queer roots taps into some of the most important issues of our time.
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