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Just as the Fed got stuck at zero percent interest rates in 2008, it could get stuck at -1 percent interest rates in 2017 or 2018.
Stuck at work while everyone else is partying at Coachella?
"I'm stuck; at least they'll keep me warm," she said.
After college, because I was stuck at home for years.
He wasn't the only truck driver stuck at Khe Sanh.
But he's stuck at home along with nearly everyone else.
"You're always stuck at your pad, it's stationary": get it?
Stuck at home and itching for some more sports action??
For now, though, he is stuck at 22016% in Iowa.
The current minimum has been stuck at $7.25 since 2009.
But one nominee has remained curiously stuck at the starting gate.
People kissed and the giant TVs were stuck at 0:00.
Since 2014, support for secession has been stuck at 45 percent.
Inflation may no longer be misreported, but looks stuck at 35%.
Free storage (unfortunately) is stuck at a mere 9.993GB for now.
The Czech crown was stuck at a fresh 3-month low.
Those of us who are stuck at work will thank you.
And Marco Rubio -- well, that train seems stuck at the station.
We've heard that the unemployment rate is stuck at 5.9 percent.
For those stuck at the border, the conditions are quickly deteriorating.
It was unclear how many others were stuck at the airport.
Glenn sees Maggie stuck at the top of a crumbling platform.
AND FINALLY ... Night moves Stuck at the airport all night long?
Meanwhile, average yearly wage growth has been stuck at about 2.5%.
It's been stuck at $7.25 an hour for nearly a decade.
Kim Guadagno, his Republican rival, is still stuck at 6900 characters.
This is ideal entertaining background noise while you're stuck at home.
You're part of our key demographic, people stuck at the airport.
The current minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 since 2009.
Notaries are stuck at home right now, looking for safe work.
Entertainment app downloads have increased as people are stuck at home.
For now, they are mostly stuck at home, a little bored.
But if you were stuck at work, we've got you covered.
Need to feed your dog, but still stuck at the office?
Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was stuck at 97.864.
Benthamites like Peter Singer can get stuck at odd extremes, too.
Walker felt like a smartphone stuck at a 5 percent charge.
Mr. Mitchell's direction and choreography are similarly stuck at half-speed.
As Wednesday's theatrics illustrate, the two are stuck at an impasse.
Two window washers stuck at the top of the Devon Tower, swinging.
Prepare to envy anyone who's "stuck" at the kids' table this Thanksgiving.
The euro was stuck at $1.1655, after weakening 0.4 percent on Tuesday.
But it doesn't mean we're simply stuck at our current moral elevation.
Turkey's Kandilli Observatory said the earthquake, which stuck at 9:34 a.m.
Growth would be stuck at 2.1 percent in the next three years.
The bottom 80 percent are still stuck at zero percent income growth.
You won't be stuck at home, dealing with family drama all month.
At the time, Woods was stuck at four under for the tournament.
What else are you going to do while stuck at home anyway?
What is essential, though, is staying active despite being stuck at home.
The cycle has left all government programs stuck at fiscal 2017 levels.
The euro was stuck at $313, after weakening 0.4 percent on Tuesday.
I didn't have place cards because I didn't want people stuck at tables.
"He was a guy stuck at the basket his whole life," Stackhouse said.
"Maybe you have one stuck at the back of a cupboard?" he asked.
Since Wednesday night, the state has been stuck at 97% of precincts reporting.
Its GDP per head is stuck at the level of the late 1990s.
The jobless rate has been stuck at 4.1 percent for six straight months.
For months now, Biden's national poll average has remained stuck at around 22016%.
He will be stuck at this first grade level for his entire life.
Migrants are now finding themselves stuck at Panama's northern border with Costa Rica.
You might be stuck at work, watching the madness unfold from your phone.
One colleague fled to Nacogdoches, and another was stuck at home, in Pearland.
The Boise maintains a full crew, despite being stuck at Naval Base Norfolk.
However, the mother and the other individual found themselves stuck at the bottom.
Now he's stuck at Winterfell with Jon as the King in the North.
Just be sure you don't get stuck at the end of the line.
Like her, Li's father is also fed up with being stuck at home.
Our phone calls have been more frequent since I've been stuck at home.
Celebrities are stuck at home, too, and they're posting lots of selfie videos.
If we're all stuck at home, it doesn't matter where that home is.
She's also frustrated, she said, about being stuck at home with bad internet.
Soon there may be no space left, leaving containers stuck at the port.
"He's stuck at the Seychelles," she says, seemingly referring to Jamal's honeymoon destination.
The facade's mechanical clock was stuck at a couple of minutes after 22014.
He followed him to the scene but got stuck at a red light.
" It includes this line: "I couldn't imagine my kids stuck at the border.
Ricardo Rossello updated it to 34, the official death count was stuck at 16.
Even if June is stuck, at least someone got out of Gilead this episode.
The Raspberry Pi has been stuck at 255MB or 1GB of RAM for years.
Daisy, 38, graphic designerI don't feel stuck at all—that would be so depressing.
Officer Christine O'Brien said the man was stuck at least once in the buttock.
With rates stuck at ultra-low levels, times are tough for yield-seeking investors.
This time the reading stuck at 400 even with the fan going full blast.
Why are others getting great new gigs, while you're stuck at your lackluster job?
But if you're stuck at home, you can always live vicariously through Casey Neistat.
But many folks — still stuck at the office — wonder how they'd ever swing it.
The GOP nominee is stuck at around 40 percent support in most national polls.
Sterling was stuck at $1.4290, having shed 1 percent against the dollar on Tuesday.
The jobless rate has been stuck at its current level for six straight months.
Wozniacki was stuck at home for three months recovering from a severe ankle problem.
How would an end to being stuck at home with kids change gender dynamics?
They're broke, dating people they don't really like, stuck at jobs they don't like.
Trucks could be stuck at ports, and millions of people trapped in legal limbo.
Police departments are using social media to bring activities to kids stuck at home.
TODAY'S TOP TIP Are you craving carbs and sleeping badly while stuck at home?
If you're stuck at home and hankering for the fine arts, there's plenty online.
More Brexit news: The departure could leave wedding bouquets stuck at the British border.
It took me one day stuck at home to get lonely and stir-crazy.
"They're stuck at home, with their parents, unable to see their friends," she said.
My deadlift hasn't budged in a long time, and is stuck at 170 pounds.
Those stuck at home are taking a lighter tone to the Seattle area's predicament.
REPORTER : Do you ever wonder what you did to be stuck at this level?
The only problems his clients have had is getting stuck at Tripoli airport, he said.
Canceled flights and a lack of transport left 6,000 people stuck at Narita airport overnight.
Marie and I are still stuck at our cage when we see people sprinting back.
Stranded at the airport Dahan Al-Fadhl's family is stuck at Washington Dulles International Airport.
But the end result is that too many women are getting stuck at entry level.
He was stuck at home, with no college degree, few marketable skills, and fewer prospects.
Nearly two years after he took office, his project remains stuck at the conceptual phase.
Unemployment remains stuck at around 12 percent, with youth unemployment estimated to be considerably higher.
With dismal schools, and illiteracy stuck at 24% , many Cairenes struggle to use formal Arabic.
It's stuck at 1.2-megapixels, which means your selfie game won't be quite on point.
And right now Fantastic Beasts is stuck at the beginning of a very long road.
Interest rates have been stuck at a record high of 264 percent since July 22008.
The federal minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 per hour since July 24, 2009.
Out of 13 ordered cargoes in total, 4 are stuck at sea by payment delays.
Meanwhile, the German-Turkish wonder is stuck at home, nursing his injury on the couch.
The Australian dollar was stuck at $0.7106, not far from its weakest since February 0.63.
If people avoid you and sidestep your assistance, you're stuck at a lower, negative, vibration.
But feeling stuck at work doesn't necessarily mean it's time to find a new job.
By Haneke's standards, however, "Happy End" feels stuck—at times, indeed, close to a pastiche.
The people running the poll basically got stuck at the extreme of the added variance.
We are still stuck at the airport and Delta has not given us any info.
I'm just this guy that's got a positive diagnosis with no symptoms stuck at home.
People who are stuck at home have nothing else to do but answer surveys, right?
We also offer some general recommendations for what to stream while you're stuck at home.
People are bored, stuck at home and hungry to talk and listen to fellow humans.
Americans are creating new drinking rituals with all this alcohol while they're stuck at home.
Because that's where I got completely stuck, at the letter D crossing LTD and CYCAD.
"[I] was just stuck at home, getting high, watching TV and tweeting," Bynes told PAPER.
In the latest Latino Decisions research, Trump is stuck at 19 percent support among Latinos.
Bouvier was stuck at a table far from the host, who chatted with the Prince.
Tanzanian truck driver Hamisi Gabriel said he sometimes spends several nights stuck at the border.
No one is saying you can't kill a six-pack while you're stuck at home.
If you're stuck at an airport, now you can catch some shut eye in comfort.
" He says, "I think every person, at some point, feels stuck at a certain age.
Yet vacationers have remained stuck at the relatively slow, and certainly subsonic, speeds of passenger jets.
Capital is stuck at companies when they don't IPO, and the unicorn market has become selfish.
In 2013, Deline-Ray broke her hand, and was briefly stuck at home browsing the Internet.
It's a little expensive, but oh well, being stuck at the airport means no other options!
With lending and consumption weak, Indonesia's annual economic growth has been stuck at about 5 percent.
Humphries let the authorities know they were stuck at her home until the snake was found.
After the storm had passed, on September 21, people were stuck at the observatory for days.
You've been stuck at home for the last few days, and you've been thinking too much.
Washington imposed sanctions on Venezuela's Petróleos de Venezuela SA this week, keeping tankers stuck at ports.
It's also great for outdoor runners, as it'll pause automatically when you're stuck at a stoplight.
One resident, Saleh, said refugees didn't come come this far to get stuck at the border.
Poland's zloty eased a touch, but remained stuck at the 21278.0200 psychological line versus the euro.
One Syrian, Saleh, said refugees didn't come come this far to get stuck at the border.
Counting energy costs, the inflation rate has been stuck at 0 percent for the past year.
One conclusion was that interest rates will be stuck at historically low levels unless something changes.
In 85033, the clock's hands were stuck at 12:14 for days until the government reopened.
The dollar index was stuck at 93.052, after touching 92.777, the lowest since early May 2016.
If you're stuck at the last minute, don't despair: We've got tips for that scenario, too.
They were either stuck at home or trapped in areas far away from their registered hospital.
With everyone stuck at home, lots more people are making calls using data during the day.
Now, it's become a daily topic of conversation between him and other friends stuck at home.
Jurors told reporters afterward that they were stuck at 10-2, with the majority for acquittal.
Without adequate shelter space, minors remain stuck at border stations ill-equipped to care for them.
A large portion of people stuck at home are escaping via the virtual worlds of games.
That could be because people stuck at home are relying more on their home broadband networks.
Volunteers, many of them students, out of school and stuck at home, will run the errands.
It happens to retirees stuck at the doctor's with an afternoon appointment that runs very late.
Elizabeth Warren and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg are stuck at 15% or below.
Stuck at the closed-off Turkish border, some have made their new homes along the wall.
The Senate is set to return on Friday with impeachment trial negotiations stuck at an impasse.
It is stuck at around 305 levels on the official market boosted by central bank intervention.
Frustrated passengers tweeted they have been stuck at the airports or on planes since early morning.
Smarter Living: Do you often get stuck at the receiving end of a one-way conversation?
However, wages have been the bigger story, with hourly earnings growth stuck at around 2.5 percent.
The dollar index was stuck at 363, after touching 92.777, the lowest since early May 2016.
The common currency was stuck at $1.0828 on Tuesday, having touched a one-month low around $133.
Union officials have voiced concern about the welfare of crew members on Hanjin ships stuck at sea.
People are stuck at home, construction sites set idle, plants cant complete orders, pushing manufacturing data jump.
The idea is to alleviate boredom for animals stuck at home alone for long periods of time.
The government says it is crucial to fight unemployment stuck at above 10 percent of the workforce.
Europe's STOXX 600 equity index remained stuck at its day's lows after the minutes, down 1 percent.
The world is Donkey Kong and we&aposre always stuck at the same level, especially with Russia.
The Westerdam cruise ship has finally docked after being stuck at sea for 13 days, in Cambodia.
The median for 2019 has been stuck at 2 percent since monthly polling started nine months ago.
Several candidates are stuck at the bottom according to numerous polls, with few breakout moments so far.
Four, she explained, got stuck at customs, while others seem to have gotten lost in the mail.
We are stuck "at work," in a sense, by the work schedules of our family and friends.
On the few occasions that she's been stuck at home sick it's been delivered to her house.
Millions in China have been stuck at home since the Lunar New Year holiday in late-January.
The dollar was stuck at 111.67 yen, having traded a very tight range with Japan on holiday.
Hundreds of thousands of federal workers remain either stuck at home or forced to work without pay.
The unemployment rate, however, remains stuck at nearly 12 percent , the highest level in a dozen years.
Anyone stuck at home with a new baby – and the pressure that comes with that – can relate.
I find myself occasionally getting a zipper stuck at the corner of the bag because of this.
It is stuck at nearly half its record high set during the dot-com boom in 250.
Bank lending to households is stuck at modest annual growth rates of 3 percent to 3.5 percent.
And so, with the Lamborghini flat out and the seconds ticking away, I was stuck at 199.
Dealing with embarrassment Another time, I was stuck at the grocery line with nearly $100 of goods.
Against a basket of currencies it was stuck at 94.664 after a week of narrow range-trading.
While Christie is drawing crowds at town halls, he's been stuck at around 5 percent in polls.
Most of them are now stuck at the Greek-Macedonian border, where the door is completely shut.
Heard their concerns & felt their passion despite being stuck at the airport in Utica during our townhall.
If you are stuck at home, try a cooking competition with only the items in your pantry.
The FBI has been promoting its fitness app to people stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak.
Unfortunately, it looks like many of us might be stuck at home for weeks at this point.
More than once I have seen another woman, stuck at a light, wearing her own Bed Buddy.
It's a great game for the moment, where many people are stuck at home looking for entertainment.
It's a great game for the moment, where many people are stuck at home looking for entertainment.
But they are definitely worth a watch (or re-watch) for fans stuck at home right now.
The World Food Program snapped up 30,000 tons of rice stuck at port in the flood zone.
With 2628 percent of precincts reporting, Steyer was stuck at just under 28503 percent of the vote.
I was stuck at home, with only my laptop, phone, and this information to keep me company.
ON OUR RADAR People stuck at home can take a virtual look at Japan's blooming cherry blossoms.
These uncertain times have raised pressing new questions for food lovers and for those stuck at home.
Elizabeth Warren was stuck at the Senate trial for another day, as were Sanders and Amy Klobuchar.
The trash caused a southbound Q train to get stuck at Canal Street at about 6 a.m.
Here's what to do if you get stuck at the receiving end of a one way conversation.
Stuck at home, Dr. Yaftali essentially took over the public relations campaign for a hospital under fire.
Yet India's credit rating from S&P Global Ratings (formerly Standard and Poor's), has been stuck at BBB-.
Stuck at the epicentre of a political storm, Mr Mueller sought to extricate himself as painlessly as possible.
But since successfully losing the weight, she's spent the last couple of years stuck at around 200 lbs.
Despite eight easing moves, however, growth is stuck at 5 percent, lagging China, India, the Philippines and Vietnam.
A particularly bad outage in Xbox Live's core services is causing the console to get stuck at boot.
Until then, aid is stuck at the Turkish border because the Syrian government has not guaranteed safe passage.
Recipe: Tuna Melt Upgrade that sad, stuck-at-home tuna sandwich with melted cheese and lots of flavor.
In 25, the share of high school graduates working or looking for work was stuck at 220 percent.
Fight back against the cold with gadgets that will warm you up while you're stuck at your desk.
Gold was stuck at $1,233.50 an ounce, after suffering its biggest one-day decline since December on Thursday.
Indeed, it is hard to think of any catch-up economy that has remained stuck at zero rates.
But now, stuck at home, Olivia wondered if going to college had been worth the trouble and money.
According to NBC News, hundreds of migrant children taken from their parents are stuck at overcrowded border stations.
Have you ever been stuck at a long red light when no one is coming the other way?
The artist (and crew) are stuck at sea, and have literally been told to conserve water and food.
It expects wages growth - stuck at a record low 1.90 percent - to tick higher as employment gathers momentum.
You've cut out extraneous spendingWhen you're stuck at home and bored, it's easy to spend money on nonessentials.
If Americans are stuck at home, those who receive physical checks may be less likely to cash them.
Q: What are the best foods to buy when you know you're going to be stuck at home?
Samantha Bee may be stuck at home like the rest of us, but the show must go on.
Samantha Bee may be stuck at home like the rest of us, but the show must go on.
If you're stuck at home and hankering for the fine arts, there are plenty to choose from online.
Still, it's hard to say what the future looks like with so many artists stuck at home indefinitely.
Unemployment, persistently stuck at more than 9 percent for nearly a decade, could rise in the coming months.
Now she's worried about begin stuck at their Tangiers hotel longterm, where breakfast for the family costs $90.
During these events, Nielsen said consumers stuck at home were tuning into feature films, news and general programming.
EDG is located in Shanghai, but those five members are stuck at home and unable to travel anywhere.
Try 'spousal distancing' to minimize coronavirus conflict when you're stuck at home with your whole family 24/1915.
Updated on March 21945 If you're stuck at home and hankering for the fine arts, there's plenty online.
Andrew Cuomo, New York Cuomo's daily press conferences have become appointment viewing for those Americans stuck at home.
Don't even get me started on how long I was stuck at the crossing of NEMEAN and AMBIT.
Just yesterday, while stuck at home sick, I watched that new Cheer docu-series not once, but twice.
The common currency was stuck at $1.0828 EUR= on Tuesday, having touched a one-month low around $10.780.
They remain stuck at their level of decades ago, around 415,000, although some regions have seen steep declines.
We are seeing many interesting developers who are stuck at the final stage of their real estate projects.
Income inequality in South Korea is the worst in Asia, with youth unemployment stuck at around 10.5 percent.
Watch it below, and you'll never be stuck at a picnic with no way to eat your watermelon again.
The president's approval ratings are stuck at around 24%—on a par with those of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's president.
Without it, Britain's growth rate would have been stuck at 0.2 percent, the same as during the first quarter.
Roads are blocked, supplies are stuck at the ports, and only 49 of Puerto Rico's 69 hospitals are open.
The euro was stuck at $1.2362, after topping out at $1.5 overnight, while the dollar index hovered at 89.5.
In commodity markets, gold was stuck at $1,194.70 an ounce and some way from last week's top at $1,212.65.
Unfortunately, we seem to get stuck at the bullying, never engaging the underlying issues faced by disabled Americans today.
"I was tampering with it but I wasn't doing too well and stuck at it," Dubois told BuzzFeed News.
It suddenly rose above the $2 price it has been stuck at for years and is hovering around $2.50.
Of those who did, most already supported the AfD, which nonetheless remains stuck at around 12% in national polls.
But they have been stuck at the Idomeni refugee camp in Greece, near the Macedonian border, for six weeks.
But if you're stuck at work, there are some digital tools that can help steer you toward healthier eating.
But the "core" measure, stripped of volatile food and energy prices, has been stuck at around 1% since 2015.
Speaking of codes, do you and Blake have one when you're stuck at a party and want to leave?
Regardless, De Lesseps and Singer found themselves stuck at a dining room table in the Berkshires discussing the topic.
"What I can't cope with is my cars being stuck at a French port for six months," he said.
Still, it's nice to know you're not the only one stuck at home swiping around for some snowbound snuggles.
It was bad enough that Twitter's total user count is stuck at 320 million with zero growth this quarter.
Duchess Kate wasn't able to attend because she's stuck at home with severe morning sickness with her third pregnancy.
Gold Coast: People carefully rescued from a roller coaster stuck at the top of a ride at Sea World.
Annual growth is seen stuck at 2.5 percent, better than most of the rich world but substandard for Australia.
Some 2.7 million barrels are currently stuck at sea around PDVSA's terminal in Curacao for lack of pre-payment.
Ukrainians, the first Europeans to die holding the EU flag, are stuck at the very back of the line.
I paid off more than $8,20193 in 10 months, but my credit score seemed to be stuck at 652.
"The risk of us being stuck at 1.5 percent inflation they probably feel like is not terrible," Kashkari said.
And so Valeant is stuck, at least until its next annual meeting, which is likely to be in May.
Thousands of shipping containers destined for Qatar are still stuck at Dubai's Jebel Ali port, according to Qatari importers.
A pet walker for when Amanda's at work and Henry's stuck at home — epsecially as the weather gets warmer.
My mother was stuck at home alone with five kids when she was converted by door-knocking Jehovah's Witnesses.
And they're what produces the kind of meaningful interpersonal contact we miss out on when we're stuck at home.
The share of adults in the work force remains stuck at unusually low levels — under 63 percent in November.
"We need to help each other and give entertainment to the people stuck at home," Olsson said by telephone.
For the billions stuck at home during the global effort to flatten the curve, gaming is a welcome escape.
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — The clock hands on the steeple of St. Anthony's Shrine were stuck at 8:45 a.m.
While stuck at home, people are finding ways to stay entertained, from renting newly released movies to Zoom parties.
Italians broke into song from their balconies and windows, as they were stuck at home during a national quarantine.
Some users on the thread noticed their packages were delayed in customs or stuck at a nearby sorting center.
Just like you, playwright William Shakespeare got stuck at home for long periods of time because people were sick.
That puts kids potentially in harm's way, especially when they're all stuck at home because of a worldwide epidemic.
The EU unemployment rate has been stuck at 6.3% since May; the euro-area average has hovered around 7.5%.
The percentage of women legislators is stuck at 24.8 — not much more than it has been across this decade.
They tried to get more sightseeing done Tuesday in case they're stuck at their resort in Wailea on Wednesday.
Scots rejected independence in 2014 and support since then has remained stuck at around 45 percent, opinion polls suggest.
Although you'd much rather be doing anything else, you're stuck at work because you did your job too well.
Once we understand why we are perpetually stuck at 90 percent, we can make major strides toward 100 percent.
Just putting money in people's hands would help if the economy were stuck at high unemployment, but it isn't.
She had been stuck at home for two weeks, but couldn't afford to stay away from work any longer.
When the weather turns bad, the journey can turn nightmarish, with huge crowds stuck at stations waiting to get home.
As for inflation, it remains well below the Fed's 2 percent target, with the underlying trend stuck at 1.7 percent.
Other times I felt like I was stuck at a crossroads and would never figure out which road to take.
If you can postpone travel, save yourself the headache of being stuck at the airport and be proactive about rescheduling.
Thousands more are getting stuck at border crossings throughout Central America, sparking fears of a big spike in human trafficking.
It got stuck at 241 million in the U.S. and Canada after similarly pausing at 239 million in Q4003 2017.
The FCC is among the many agencies and organizations affected by the shutdown, and many employees are stuck at home.
In India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, they are stuck at 40%, reflecting slim pickings and high barriers to enterprise.
They are consumed, crushed against the pavement, stuck at the bottom of the human pile with little chance of escape.
Strip out volatile prices of food, energy, booze and tobacco, and "core" inflation has been stuck at 0.8% for months.
One of the biggest concerns as a rider is that you're going to be stuck at work in the evening.
Some shipments may have been stuck at port during the Lunar New Year holiday that month, said an industry source.
Still, to work as a hub product, it needs to be ubiquitous and since it's stuck at home, that's impossible.
That will mean larger trucks, longer journeys and less time stuck at internal borders (or paying bribes to speed through).
"I felt like I was stuck at a junior college, but didn't know anything about them offering athletics," he said.
Almost immediately after being bitten, the victim enters into an agonizing catatonic state, with its muscles stuck at full flex.
The smaller 8X can also be upgraded to include 6GB of RAM, whereas the 8X Max is stuck at 4GB.
Part of me is still stuck at age 10, and even pushing 50, I'd give anything for my mother's guidance.
All of Sweetwater's clocks were stuck at 4:22, a subtle reminder of the second season's April 22 premiere date.
More than 400 elevators were stuck at the height of the blackout, according to the New York City Fire Department.
Nearly 6,000 people, most from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, were stuck at the port of Piraeus on Thursday, authorities said.
But when stuck at an airport with a five-hour delay, passing the time on Rainbow Road is almost transcendent.
And trade tensions between the U.S. and China have already resulted in some U.S. goods being stuck at Chinese ports.
Often, a super-athletic, but raw, player will get stuck at one speed, sprinting aimlessly into and out of traffic.
It makes me feel like I'm trapped in a video game, stuck at a level that I don't fully understand.
One day, you get to sit in a big-boy truck — the next, you're stuck at a little-kid desk.
Data due on Thursday will likely show further employment growth in June with the jobless rate still stuck at 5.2%.
Yet today Twitter's weak earnings report saw it stuck at 320 million monthly users, the same as three months earlier.
You've been stuck at home or dealing with family all summer, Gemini, but this fall will be lots of fun.
Meanwhile, President Trump remains stuck at historically low approval ratings, especially for a president in his first year in office.
Cruise lines were forced to alter their schedules this week to avoid the hurricane, leaving some passengers stuck at sea.
According to the polling averages at FiveThirtyEight, Trump's approval has been stuck at 42 percent for more than a month.
But even as some states increase their minimum wages, the federal minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 since 2009.
Wal-Mart has 70 containers stuck at the terminal for lack of trucks, drivers and fuel to move them out.
I'm stuck at a boss that, after a few dozen tries, I have no idea what I'm supposed to do.
Soy exporters have ships stuck at anchor because they have no soybeans to load at the main ports, Maggi said.
Traffic is up for many sites and TV ratings have increased as people are stuck at home watching the news.
There you are, stuck at work, while others somehow declare themselves to be billionaires or airline pilots or Stanley Kubrick.
The spread of coronavirus in China led to a surge in online orders from consumers who were stuck at home.
In addition, schools are closed, and millions of workers are stuck at home with no clear end date in sight.
Global health Deaths from the disease plummeted from 23 to 240, but are now stuck at over 22005,22010 a year.
While being stuck at home isn't our preferred way of spending the warm days either, we're all in this together.
Stuck at home, Americans are buying gift certificates to keep their favorite restaurants afloat and mobilizing to help their neighbors.
It makes you want to know the story behind said annoying car alarm: Is its owner stuck at home too?
Indeed, a key measure of core inflation was stuck at an even slower 1.6% marking four straight years below target.
"Urals differentials are kind of stuck at one figure and don't move away from it whatever happens," one trader said.
And in national polling, he remains stuck at around 2000 percent, which will likely keep him from the debate stage.
"We see representation of women at the lower manager level getting stuck at around 38% year after year," she said.
Indeed, a key measure of core inflation was stuck at an even slower 1.6% marking four straight years below target.
Neither are miners splashing out on their staff, with annual wage growth in the sector stuck at a miserly 2%.
Scots rejected independence in a 2014 referendum and support since then has stuck at around 45 percent, opinion polls say.
"We often introduce (medication) when one is 'stuck' at a stable weight and is not gaining or losing," Cummings said.
Now she's stuck at home with her emotionally unavailable father while her friends are away for a spring school vacation.
Kentucky, like 20 other states, follows the federal minimum wage, which has been stuck at $7.25 an hour since 2009.
Growth is stuck at around 2 percent, and the government has failed to reverse a steady decline in crude production.
He struggled to solve the engineering task she had given him, getting stuck at a few points along the way.
Colonel Cherngron said it was not unusual for passengers to get stuck at an airport for a period of time.
Make a point to party today—you've been stuck at home a lot, and you really need to have some fun.
French unemployment is stuck at above 10 percent and President Francois Hollande has staked his political future on bringing it down.
It traded at 365 on the black market and was stuck at around 305.25 to the dollar on the official window.
Other sources who work at two different tech companies confirmed that the matter is essentially stuck at their respective legal departments.
After all, what good is a booming economy if employees are stuck at work late into the evenings or on weekends?
The three were stuck at the airport for some time after they were unable to get business class tickets to India.
Often you end up dodging people on the sidewalk, getting stuck at traffic lights, or gagging from the smell of trash.
THE CLOCK on the bell tower at St Anthony's Shrine in Colombo, the Sri Lankan capital, is stuck at 8:45.
Or wage growth needs to pick up from the stubbornly sluggish levels it is currently stuck at across most developed countries.
While Jason helps Veronica reclaim $100,000 that was stolen from her, Alicia is stuck at the courthouse with Eli and Mike.
The euro was stuck at $1.2370, after topping out at $1.2413 overnight, while the dollar index was barely moved at 89.538.
The central bank cut its key rate six times last year as inflation, once stubbornly stuck at double-digit levels, slowed.
Central Europe's most liquid currency, the zloty was stuck at 210.38 versus the euro, with the euro/dollar cross little changed.
Jeanne never wanted to be a housewife like her mother, but here she is now, stuck at home with her son.
Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was stuck at 97.218 having touched a three-month low at 13 on Friday.
Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was stuck at 97.218 having touched a three-month low of 13 on Friday.
Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was stuck at 97.218 having touched a three-month low of 97.107 on Friday.
Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was stuck at 97.218 having touched a three-month low of 97.107 on Friday.
In currency markets, the dollar index was stuck at just under 93, after touching 92.777, the lowest since early May 2016.
Its minimalist interior is mostly stripped bare, except for an electric timer whose large, glowing red numerals are stuck at zero.
There are even yoga workouts designed specifically for kids, who might also need a change of routine while stuck at home.
However, many of its potential subscribers are no longer on-the-go, because they're stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Being healthy and stuck at home right now is a best-case scenario — but that doesn't mean cabin fever isn't real.
Being healthy and stuck at home is a best-case scenario right now — but that doesn't mean cabin fever isn't real.
If you're going to be stuck at home with more time on your hands, this is a good moment to experiment.
With mounting precautions regarding COVID-19, people across the world have been stuck at home in the name of social distancing.
It's an amazing resource—one that will provide a lot of value to people stuck at home due to the coronavirus.
Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was stuck at 97.410, well within the recent trading range of 96.355 to 97.817.
LONDON (Reuters) - British consumer confidence remained stuck at its joint-lowest level since 2013 in November as uncertainty around the Dec.
Millions of Chinese are stuck at home because of the coronavirus outbreak, which has killed 1,770 so far in mainland China.
Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was stuck at 103, well within the recent trading range of 96.355 to 97.817.
We're stuck at five to six feet high, and so you rarely go down and put your chin on the floor.
But this party can't last when labor productivity growth is stuck at 21625 percent, the dismal record since the Great Recession.
If you ever feel stuck at work and need to work on your performance, you don't have to do it alone.
Darby Thorne gets stuck at a rest stop without her car during a blizzard, where four other stranded drivers are waiting.
"Just found out about this news," tweeted Jonathan Koo, who was stuck at Newark Liberty Airport after his flight was canceled.
I made sure I put her outside the fence to show that she has mobility, that she wasn't stuck at home.
"DOOM Eternal" is funny, and crazy fun, and exactly the catharsis I needed while stuck at home during a freakin' pandemic.
But the family's best chance at getting her back would have been through deportation while she was stuck at Suvarnabhumi Airport.
But neither has it experienced a strong recovery: growth is stuck at around 1% and unemployment, still over 22012%, is barely declining.
Chipmakers that rely on global supply chains have been stuck at the center of the trade war between the U.S. and China.
Most years the vaccine cuts your chance of catching the flu in half; the odds have been stuck at parity for decades.
Holiday parties get a bad rap — whether you're stuck at an endless office shindig or muddling through an awkward extended family dinner.
Real trouble starts when interest rates get stuck at zero before saving and borrowing are brought into balance, leaving the economy stuck.
Plenty of others were stuck at knotted-up stations since many of the system's old trains aren't built to handle heavy snow.
The Fed has a 0.93 percent inflation target and tracks an inflation measure which has been stuck at 1.6 percent since March.
The Fed has a 2 percent inflation target and tracks an inflation measure which has been stuck at 1.6 percent since March.
Maybe the thought of getting stuck at the "kids" table yet again, or caught talking to that kooky aunt, boils your blood.
But core consumer inflation remains stuck at 0.8 percent and firms expect no major pick-up in price growth in coming years.
He's going to be stuck at the lowest levels of Hollywood fame, attending movie premieres like the one for When in Gnome.
According to World Bank data, the share of high-tech goods in Turkish manufactured exports has been stuck at 2% since 2002.
Social media also has been abuzz with people offering help to strangers who have been stuck at various locations in the city.
"It does not concern us if they are stuck at the border or not," Mr. Erdogan said, referring to the American detainee.
The euro was stuck at $1.2370, after topping out at $1.2413 overnight, while the dollar index was a fraction lower at 89.495.
The year-on-year rise in average hourly earnings for production and non-supervisory workers was stuck at 2.4 percent in January.
Mercedes-Benz has gotten in on the fun, too, releasing design sketches for fans to color in while they're stuck at home.
Why it matters: Millions of students are now stuck at home during the pandemic without a way to continue their studies online.
Because even people stuck at home will not want to watch boring lectures, we'll need to make this exciting and scintillating entertainment.
Since many people are stuck at home, they might have the time to strategize ways of turning a hobby into a business.
But the effort has also given people stuck at home, who may be bored and scared, something positive to do, Porter said.
Infrastructure costs have risen, but the tax has been stuck at 18.4 cents a gallon since it was last raised in 1993.
Similarly motorists stuck at a traffic light are slower to honk their horn if the car in front has a prestige brand.
I didn't know ROEG or NIETO and I got stuck at SILENT ES, ERRATA, SAGES, FLAT RATE and a few other spots.
Unfortunately for everyone stuck at home and in need of a good laugh, late-night TV shows will also be taking breaks.
Children stuck at home must grapple with online learning while many families, particularly the poor, are unable to get protective gear because.
Irvin said he wants to keep "Bedtime With Bach" running for as long as people are stuck at home, practicing social distancing.
Requests for additional money kept coming, with the fraudsters citing different reasons each time on why the package was stuck at customs.
Similarly, motorists stuck at a traffic light are slower to honk their horn if the car in front has a prestige brand.
He was stuck at home with his block flooded and saw the theater damage at first on a Facebook post by colleagues.
But Dr. McConnell knew of a core that had to be abandoned when the drill got stuck at the 2107,2107-foot level.
Stuck at the hotel, he got himself a bag of popcorn, he said; by early afternoon, he had half of it left.
Stuck at the hotel, he got himself a bag of popcorn, he said; by early afternoon, he had half of it left.
As a large number of people remain stuck at home, the situation has even forced bars to deliver happy hour drink orders.
Claims had been stuck at a five-month high over the previous two weeks, pointing to some easing in the labor market.
Taro Hirose scored for the Red Wings, who have lost five straight and remained stuck at 17 points, fewest in the NHL.
Mitsubishi stuck at fourth position with a 7.1 percent share and Ford held its market share in fifth place with 6.1 percent.
The greenery of the backdrop shows us Obama's vitality and global connectedness -- but the man himself feels still stuck at his desk.
If you're always stuck at your desk, set a timer and take a brisk walk or try to fit in a workout.
And long after the Fed raised rates in the United States, the European Central Bank's benchmark interest rate remains stuck at zero.
But the song stuck at radio in a way nothing from ye did, because it's kinetic and alive and actually feels finished.
Syracuse's press relies on made shots to be effective, and for the first few minutes Syracuse's score remained stubbornly stuck at zero.
New Hampshire's minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 an hour, the lowest in New England; attempts to raise it have gone nowhere.
Serbia in turn sent hundreds of Afghans back to Macedonia, where around 800 Afghan citizens are now stuck at the border, he added.
The winners, one for best gown and one for best tuxedo, will be announced on July 9 on the Stuck at Prom website .
Not long ago, the sweet, lively pooch was stuck at a kill shelter in Orlando, Florida, where he was set to be euthanized.
But that increase has largely been offset by retirements, leaving the overall percentage of Americans in the workforce stuck at about 63 percent.
Instagram is now twice the size of Twitter, which has been stuck at around 300 million users since the first quarter of 2015.
Twitter is stuck at the kid's table just trying to prove to potential advertisers, investors, employees and users that it shouldn't be ignored.
Tedeschi noted that 21 states default to the federal minimum wage, which is currently stuck at $7.25 and has barely budged for years.
Miguna is still stuck at the airport as of Wednesday afternoon, despite having been ordered to appear in court earlier in the day.
While this pilot is clearly bored while flying an airplane, for those stuck at a desk there's a simple answer to workday doldrums.
The neuralyzer's setting remains stubbornly stuck at 1: It's the easy thing to do, precisely because it is the wrong thing to do.
This year, though, Facebook kept getting stuck at "apologize," with the next disaster blowing up before the previous one had time to subside.
Headline inflation has risen to 1.9% a year; but excluding volatile food and energy prices it is a bit stuck, at around 183%.
So if he loses the 2nd District, it could cost him dearly if he otherwise gets stuck at 268 or 269 electoral votes.
But since 2000 the growth rate has been stuck at 25% or less, and the IMF expects it to stay there until 2400.
But I've been stuck at the sushi boat bar of news for far too long, watching the same imitation crab rolls go by.
For any driver who's been stuck at a stoplight wondering how much longer they'll be sitting there, Audi says it has the cure.
Moderates and conservatives are stuck at an impasse on the bill, the Better Care Reconciliation Act, and are attempting to find a compromise.
Breakingviews also assumed Aramco could jack up production to 12.5 million barrels a day, where it has instead stuck at around 10.3 million.
The U.S. dollar was stuck at a five-day low after Powell on Wednesday kept the door open for U.S. interest rate cuts.
Many had already evacuated to other areas, fearing the aftermath of being stuck at home for days without air conditioning or working refrigerators.
After the financial crisis, with interest rates stuck at zero, central banks tried to gee up economies with a variety of new measures.
One user of China's Twitter-like Weibo said she had been stuck at the airport for eight hours waiting for a flight home.
Like a naughty kid kicked out of a classroom, she pushes her face against the glass, taunting everyone still stuck at their desks.
Surprisingly, it does not open all the way but looks more like an inverted orange umbrella that got stuck at the halfway point.
Suffice it to say it would be an aggressive escalation in a fight that has been stuck at a complete stalemate for weeks.
It's even more difficult to get work done when you're stuck at the office, wishing you were enjoying time with family and friends.
It doesn't seem to occur to her that her mother friends, stuck at home, overextended and underslept, may feel neglected by her, too.
Since planes have been grounded for much of the week, many tourists who are stuck at the resort have chosen to pitch in.
The Fed has a 2000 percent inflation target and tracks a measure of inflation that has been stuck at 1.6 percent since March.
The genesis was a radio interview where Thundercat was asked who he'd like to take with him if he were stuck at sea.
This means more women become stuck at entry-level positions, with men holding 62% of manager-level positions, and women holding just 38%.
This heightened sense of poignancy results from the fact that unemployment in France today is stubbornly stuck at unacceptably high levels (currently 10.3%).
But for those who typically engage in stress eating, being stuck at home makes the challenge of avoiding indulgences all the more difficult.
The World Food Program snapped up 30,000 tons of rice stuck at port in the flood zone, providing an instant source of food.
Eric Roberts likes being stuck at home amid the coronavirus pandemic, but there's one thing he's struggling to replace ... his morning gym routine!!!
"Our junglers are all stuck at home, and we only have JunJia as our foreign sub," EDG tweeted Monday, per translation by VPEsports.
The series is called "Bedtime With Bach," and it's a way to provide some live music when so many are stuck at home.
People need it more than ever because they're stuck at home, but it might not be fast enough to meet everyone's daily needs.
Companies like Amazon and Apple, and organizations including the NBA and NFL, are giving away free content while people are stuck at home.
The new service arrives at a time when a significant number of Americans are stuck at home due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
I think I felt more frustrated that I was stuck at home once my symptoms fully resolved, waiting to get my test results.
And since most of us are stuck at home, how about some guidance on losing weight and keeping it off, from Jane Brody?
If you're stuck at home, now might be a good time to consider upgrading your home theater, audio setup, or smart home tech.
While the teacher is stuck at home, Brendan was still going in his office and working 60 hours a week when we spoke.
In Hugo Blick's The Honorable Woman, Gyllenhaal appears as Nessa Stein, an Anglo-Israeli businesswoman stuck at the center of multi-generational conflict.
Another girl lamented the fact that she was stuck at home instead of hooking up with all the hot dudes currently on Tinder.
And they are the most straightforward way to ensure that voters can still cast a ballot even if they are stuck at home.
The minutes showed some policymakers expressing concerns inflation could get stuck at dangerously low levels even as they decided to raise interest rates.
The U.S. central bank has a 0.33 percent inflation target and tracks a measure that has been stuck at 1.5 percent since May.
Journeys that usually involve hours stuck at gridlocked roundabouts, with police officers facing down honking matatu buses, now take a snappy half-hour.
On Sunday, a flurry of social media posts surfaced with accounts of Iranian-Americans stuck at the US-Canada border in Blaine, Washington.
The euro was also in the doldrums, stuck at $1.1750 as it extended last week's biggest weekly decline in more than two months.
There are moments where I feel extremely motivated by the work I'm doing, and other times where I feel stuck at a day job.
LONDON (Reuters) - European shares remained stuck at seven-week lows on Tuesday as a fall among commodities-related sectors and telecoms firm Altice (ATCA.
Despite home prices in many markets rising to all time highs, the pace of housing construction remains stuck at levels consistent with previous recessions.
Amazon will also lobby the federal government to raise the federal minimum wage, which has been stuck at $7.25 for more than a decade.
The dollar index, which measures it against a basket of major currencies, hit its lowest since mid-October and was last stuck at 94.645.
After the final surgery, they began calling Inna "Innokenty" — the name stuck at the hospital, but the patient chose another, secret name after leaving.
So, as one does when ones finds oneself stuck at a crossroads, I'll just have to explore the pros and cons of both options.
Still, those numbers were much better than expected, the unemployment rate stuck at 4.1 percent, that's been a number of months in a row.
Don't let yourself wake up alone years from now, wondering where everything that was important to you went while you were stuck at work.
Their journey was long and fraught, including a total of 12 days stuck at the border before reaching an animal refuge center in Jordan.
Importers and manufacturers alike criticised the original limits, which made it more difficult to open letters of credit and left cargoes stuck at ports.
Data out on Wednesday is likely to show wage growth stuck at that level, half the rate enjoyed by workers during the mining boom.
Let's take even the most basic scenario: You're stuck at the airport with a friend and have nothing to do to kill the time.
Miles driven in December 2013 were up 1.1 percent from a year earlier, when gasoline prices seemed stuck at more than $3 a gallon.
Rises in pay awards were stuck at around 2 percent for about seven years, despite a sharp fall in unemployment, before the recent improvement.
The U.S. central bank has a 3 percent inflation target and tracks an inflation measure that has been stuck at 1 percent since March.
While things may feel stuck at this time, this is actually a fantastic opportunity to show off how grown-up and wise you are.
Less than a week out from Election Day, Obama was effectively absent from the campaign -- stuck at home monitoring federal response and relief efforts.
If you're not near a television, stuck at work, or just prefer to watch things online, there will be plenty of options for you.
One tough spot for Facebook was that it got stuck at 241 million monthly U.S. and Canada users, the same count as last quarter.
The migrants stuck at the top of the nearly 140-year-old lighthouse on Friday had planned to wait it out, Chief Doss said.
The Democratic National Committee has set higher funding and polling requirements to qualify, and Delaney has been stuck at the bottom of opinion surveys.
It gets stuck at this step: Apple just fixed another bug that temporarily caused some compatibility issues between Android Wear devices and iOS 10.
The puzzles are straightforward— I never found myself stuck at any point — and sometimes repetitive, forcing you to repeat the same actions multiple times.
In present day, Jimmy isn't quite a wolf yet — rather, he's a man stuck at a lame job, actively looking for a way out.
At 33, he seemed to be stuck: at home, caring for aging parents; his two siblings had long ago found spouses and moved away.
Attacks have resumed across the country, and aid meant for besieged residents of Aleppo, Syria's largest city, is still stuck at the Turkish border.
In February, in a BBC interview, King Abdullah II of Jordan responded to concerns about the fate of the refugees stuck at Jordan's doorstep.
Despite their talents, the costs involved in purchasing them and keeping them paid see both stuck at their respective clubs with no way out.
But until they do they're stuck at Rent-T-Own, a retail-rental crossroads where the South Side's vast ensemble of characters come together.
Cooking had been Viki's thing, not mine, but I'd been stuck at home for months and the kitchen had become a place of recreation.
The progress has been slow with containers filled with supplies stuck at the port, and fuel shortages are aggravating the movement of goods. Gov.
Our coder is stuck at work still, an hour away, and we're facing one massive problem: How do you even start making a game?
Her husband worked in a warehouse and some of his co-workers, stuck at the bridge, had arrived four hours late for their shifts.
New Yorker Eliana Ojeda and her four-year-old son came to visit family in Peru and are now stuck at her aunt's house.
There are lots of retirees with expertise that could be a great source of remote learning for students who are also stuck at home.
While people may be playing a lot more video games as they're stuck at home, the esports industry could have a tough road ahead.
As schools closed across the country, millions of students were also stuck at home -- and millions of parents suddenly turned into stand-in schoolteachers.
Last December, the theater director Tina Satter was stuck at a desk, temping as a receptionist, when she fell down an internet rabbit hole.
We're covering the stalemate in Congress over its response, growing doubts about the Tokyo Olympics, and what to do when you're stuck at home.
Shoppers flooded grocery stores this week, preparing for the spread of coronavirus, (COVID-19) and the possibility of being stuck at home for weeks.
But brands looking to capitalize on the stuck-at-home audience may not find that their messages resonate or produce the actions they desire.
Mr. Jones, who uses a wheelchair, gets stuck at sidewalk corners where the curb ramp is too broken to roll over or missing altogether.
Many of us are now stuck at home with limited access to ingredients, separated from those we'd otherwise be cooking for and eating with.
Lite Brite Ultimate Classic for $13 ($2 off): This will delight any preschooler or elementary-schooler that has found themselves suddenly stuck at home.
I have friends who are single, without children, who have started creating shared programming online for people who are stuck at home with children.
The euro was stuck at $1.1093, while sterling idling at $1.3000 after poor British economic news fanned speculation about a cut in interest rates.
" : "WEN [has] been stuck at this level of $21 for some time ... I think that it's a stock you should be buying, right here.
Without a long-term spending deal from Congress, the bureau is stuck at its 2628 funding level of $28503 million for the 22019 census.
The loss kept Ken Hitchcock from becoming only the third coach in NHL history to win 225.7 games as he remains stuck at 235.
In the United States, the federal tax rate on corporate profits is stuck at 35 percent — the same as 17 years ago, and more.
The jobless rate, which had been stuck at 3.7% for three straight months, declined even as 117,000 people entered the labor force last month.
Losses grew after minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting showed some Fed officials were worried inflation could get stuck at dangerously low levels.
Yet its founder, Abdulkadir Adan, said two of its new ambulances have been stuck at Mogadishu's port for six months because of red tape.
Rehn repeated his previous warning that "the declining inflation expectations can become permanently stuck at low levels," similar to what has happened in Japan.
The euro was stuck at $1.1095, while sterling idled at $1.3000 after poor British economic news fanned speculation about a cut in interest rates.
The euro was stuck at $1.1097, while sterling idled at $1.3000 after poor British economic news fanned speculation about a cut in interest rates.
Stuck at her home in the Albany suburb of Delmar, she watched the snow mounting and her neighbors working to dig their cars out.
"If you're looking carefully and trying to get E.S.G. exposure, you get stuck at expense ratios of around 0.3 to 0.5 percent," he said.
" The song in question, "A Lot," has the following lyrics ... "Been through some things so I can't imagine my kids stuck at the border.
Annalise Domenighini can't tell what's worse, not being Sheer Mag or being able to listen to Sheer Mag but being stuck at a desk.
The bits I like least are getting stuck at a red light or behind a tourist snapping selfies in the bike lane on the bridge.
But polls also make it clear that core Republicans are not a majority in the U.S. Trump's nationwide job approval remains stuck at about 40%.
Firefighters in California had to rescue a young boy, who crawled into a statue and got his head stuck at the Solano County Library Monday.
Lately, you've been feeling stuck at home, dealing with family issues or shit with your house, so it feels great to focus on something else.
And watching other women go out with the guy you like while you're stuck at home waiting for more time would be hard for anyone.
The labor market report for last December shows that the labor supply (aka labor participation rate) has been stuck at 62.5 percent forall of 2016.
But here's something most of us don't think about: These huge sums of wealth, stuck at the very top, aren't taxed by the federal government.
But with inflation recently weakening and economic growth stuck at 2 percent, traders have been betting the Fed will end up going much more slowly.
Havell also says AptX Adaptive isn't stuck at just those two points — 280kbps and 420kbps — it can fluctuate anywhere in between as the situation demands.
For instance, if you're stuck at a computer all day, your shoulders may hunch forward and your back may slouch for hours at a time.
The Charlie's Angels actress stars in Underwater, a thriller about scientists who become stuck at the bottom of the ocean when their submarine takes water.
Losses deepened after minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting showed some Fed officials were worried that inflation could get stuck at dangerously low levels.
He said the amount of oversupply might remain stuck at 300,000 barrels per day by the end of the year, according to the news agency.
Here, though, they are used to perfectly simulate getting stuck at a cocktail party with someone who won't stop telling supposedly fascinating anecdotes about themselves.
If you'll be stuck at the back of the plane—or wedged in the middle seat—the last thing you want is to board first.
So, fed up with being stuck at home, she decided to turn her sometimes-frustrating, sometimes-hilarious treatment process into a blog, Tuesdays With Katie.
Retail sales have been subdued over the past year or so at a time when wages growth is stuck at a record low 1.9 percent.
They talk about the alienation they feel being stuck at home and how hard it is to forge connections without the benefit of a job.
Brace yourself and use a toothpick or the side of a paper clip to carefully scoop out any earwax that's stuck at the headphone opening.
Desperate to get away from her, he travels to Hawaii only to realize he's stuck at the same hotel with Sarah and her new boyfriend.
It may be tempting to post a picture of that cocktail on the beach for all of your colleagues stuck at the office to see.
The LGBTQ rights movement has seen major gains over the past several years, but the future of equality in America seems stuck at a crossroads.
It will take much more than a brief increase in oil prices to tackle that, leaving Alaska stuck at the bottom — for 2018, at least.
The epidemic, which has infected more than 80,000 in China and killed over 13,200, had kept hundreds of millions stuck at home since late January.
Or it may be stuck at more or less the same plodding pace that workers have become accustomed to for much of the economic recovery.
That way, parents aren't stuck at work if they have an obligation to fulfill as a parent in the morning or late afternoon, Nelson says.
If you're worried about being stuck at home for weeks on end with your kids, then cash in your rewards for something fun to do.
If you find yourself stuck at home, there are ways to make the best of a bad situation, according to "Shark Tank" investor Daymond John.
After all, you don't have to announce you're paying your hourly workers stuck at home because of the coronavirus if you put them on salary.
In Detroit, one customer claimed that a plane failure combined with the widespread problems led to her being stuck at the airport for nine hours.
WARNING: This might actually be a terrible game to play while stuck at home, because it could very well make you terrified of your house.
If you are looking to embark on some self-improvement while stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak, consider taking some free online college courses.
Kids, still adjusting to a new reality sans classmates and playgrounds, can peer into the life of another person who's stuck at home like them.
Amazon is hiring 100,000 workers to meet demand for shipments to people stuck at home, and is now accepting only essential items at its warehouses.
Schools in Hong Kong are also closed until March 2, leaving students and teachers stuck at home and causing child care problems for working parents.
A year ago, financial market participants viewed the global economy as highly vulnerable and inflation as stuck at too-low levels for the foreseeable future.
U.S. inflation is heading further below the Fed's 2 percent goal, and in the euro zone core inflation remains stuck at about only 1 percent.
Atlanta had already scuttled opportunities to build on its lead, loading the bases in consecutive innings without scoring, its run total stubbornly stuck at four.
How amazing would it be to enjoy a quick massage after that red-eye from Vegas or another 12-hour day stuck at your desk?
" Wendy's: "WEN [has] been stuck at this level of $21 for some time ... I think that it's a stock you should be buying, right here.
Even with the high-profile additions of Penn State and Arizona State in the past five years, hockey remains stuck at 60 Division I teams.
Some ships ferrying US soybeans to China spent weeks stuck at sea after failing to deliver their cargo before the new import taxes kicked in.
He would get stuck at a particular moment in the story, when his mother sent him out to buy bananas and he fled the family.
DOT has ... I have had several interactions with them, they have a proposal, but it pretty much gets stuck at the lawmaker right now. Right.
Indeed, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has singled out household consumption as a "continuing source of uncertainty" with wage growth stuck at around 2 percent.
Italian kids stuck at Sunday lunch are, as Ferrari learned, more fond of flinging water in the bathrooms, or popping up uninvited at other customers' tables.
Also last year, fifth grader Cloe Gray in Maryland used a telepresence robot to remotely attend school for months after being stuck at home post-surgery.
China's Commerce ministry said it would return the deposits on sorghum imports it collected, bringing relief to Chinese buyers who still had cargoes stuck at ports.
The man, Ablikim Yusuf, 53, is stuck at the airport in Doha and was originally set to be put on a flight to Beijing on Saturday.
By the end of the story, after a scandal — his son accidentally kills someone — his new family is stuck at Howards End, the family country home.
At home, the RBA noted a run of stronger employment outcomes augured well for wages, where growth has been stuck at a record low 1.9 percent.
Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan has tweeted that he was stuck at the Istanbul's Ataturk Airport a few hours before the three blasts that killed 36 people.
If for some reason it got stuck at around 2 percent, the central bank would take steps to bring it nearer to the target, she said.
One Facebook executive was brave enough to show his face in Chicago, bearing the smile of someone stuck at the dentist for two days without anaesthetic.
Sisters Kerry Maggard and Deb Eggers were stuck at the Minneapolis airport after they missed their connection to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, because of a storm.
For those stuck at a desk all day, it's supposed to help create a connection to the outdoors and make office life feel slightly less dreary.
The U.S. sanctions imposed on state oil firm PDVSA this week are keeping tankers stuck at ports and expected to accelerate the supply drop in February.
This entire thing has just been a setup for you to get a cheap ovation from Canadians who are bitter about being stuck at work today.
Income per person, which the AK party four years ago rashly promised would rise to $25,000 a year within a decade, is stuck at around $10,000.
Growth also remains stuck at 2 percent, and it remains unlikely that the economic proposals of the Trump administration will raise that anytime soon, said Bullard.
It remains stuck at the 8% in polls to which it first fell a few months after Mr Clegg took the party into government in 2010.
Just before getting off the J train stuck at Essex Street, Mr. Fjelstad decided to go back and try to find his missing glasses and keys.
I was stuck at work late this day, and by the time I got home and was ready to drive it was already after 4 p.m.
They have heard that he is isolated, appearing rarely in public; in the Cuban expression, he is stuck at home, on plan pijama —the pajama plan.
Inflation in the eurozone was stuck at a low 0.2 percent annual rate in August, and unemployment also showed no improvement at a high 10.1 percent.
Basically, rooting would allow me to force an OS update on the phone, but I wasn't able to accomplish that, so we're still stuck at 2.1.
With the premonition that he and his family will be stuck at home for the foreseeable future, he has spent several thousand dollars readying his home.
Now, on the verge of clinching the Democratic presidential nomination, he's on the sidelines -- stuck at home with no votes to cast or decisions to make.
Most of the airline's European flights leave after midnight and the cancellations left scores of passengers stuck at Suvarnabhumi International Airport on the outskirts of Bangkok.
Al, who's stuck at home on house arrest, tasked Earn with peacekeeping duties when he got word that Willy was holding a woman against her will.
Now market expectations for inflation are sinking and the consumer outlook is wavering, increasing the risk that price gains get stuck at a permanently low level.
She hadn't a doubt she'd lured all the right players to her party, so why was the bid stuck at half of where it should be?
If you're looking for some songs to blast for you and your neighbors while you're stuck at home, look no further than our aptly-titled playlist.
If you've been stuck at home for the past two weeks because of the coronavirus outbreak, chances are you've been giving your TV quite the workout.
At a recent session, Kerry Cooney, a trainee, told the class a story about getting stuck at a station on a Great Western train from Reading.
Regardless, with senators stuck at their desks for hours at a time during the trial, the unusual drink choice may be too tempting to pass up.
The question of hiking the federal minimum wage, which has been stuck at $7.25 an hour since 2009, was also asked during Thursday's White House briefing.
The people at the August meeting were angry at how little they were being paid, some stuck at $7.25 an hour after 10 years of work.
He's stuck at 36 percent — below the bottom end of an iron-bound 38 percent to 43 percent range he's maintained in national polls all year.
As millions of Chinese people are stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak, nightclubs across the country are keeping them entertained by holding "cloud raves" online.
In terms of data, U.K. figures released Friday showed consumer confidence remained stuck at its lowest level since 2013 in November, amid uncertainty over the Dec.
Underlying inflation is stuck at 1.5 percent and seems likely to remain below the RBA's 2 to 3 percent target band for another year or more.
A federal judge in Brooklyn on Saturday evening issued an emergency stay, ordering that those stuck at the airports not be returned to their home countries.
The loss kept Dallas coach Ken Hitchcock from becoming only the third coach in NHL history to win 206 games as he remains stuck at 23.
The price most commonly paid for Alberta oil has been stuck at half or less of its most recent peak of $86.56, back in July 2014.
And, the Hyatt House Shenzhen Airport makes getting stuck at the airport more tolerable with in-room kitchens and direct connection to an adjacent shopping mall.
Two Middle East trade sources spoke of thousands of trucks carrying food stuck at the Saudi border, unable make the sole overland frontier crossing into Qatar.
He even delivered diapers to a Newark denizen stuck at home with her child during a snowstorm after he had heard about the situation on Twitter.
Nicholas Matawa used 29 rolls of duct tape and spent 34 hours creating the tuxedo, which he entered in Duck Brand&aposs "Stuck at Prom" scholarship competition.
Pay growth in the private sector stayed stuck at 2.1 percent, a whisker above the all-time trough of 1.9 percent and only just ahead of inflation.
Click here to view original GIFThe only thing more terrifying than being stuck on a roller coaster, is being stuck at the highest part of the ride.
The Permian's low break-even costs are prized with crude prices still stuck at $50 to $60 per barrel, half of what the commodity fetched through 2014.
Kai's sister Winter (Billie Lourd) was a volunteer on the Clinton campaign; now, she's stuck at home with her brother, with whom she has an … interesting relationship.
Today it has dropped to 4% on that side of the Rhine, but in France it remains stuck at 10%, and at 25% for the under-25s.
The central banks may have staved off a depression but they have not generated pre-crisis growth levels and rates appear stuck at the zero lower bound.
A weaker yuan will export China's deflationary pressure, a big headache for the ECB as it is already struggling to boost inflation, now stuck at around zero.
One entire scene appears to exist simply for the delight of making funny situations out of Scott accidentally getting stuck at about the size of a toddler.
As of Sunday night, 175 trucks carrying 3,500 tonnes of dragon fruit were stuck at border gates in the northern province of Lang Son, the government said.
Since then, such vessels have repeatedly been left stuck at sea for days or weeks as EU states spar over what to do with the people aboard.
One driver, Liu Chaohui, complained that business had fallen 90 percent since the outbreak started, defying conventional wisdom that people stuck at home would be ordering in.
Kinley recalled a trip when he "got stuck at the pass" for 18 hours, a breezy anecdote that did not inspire much confidence among the Mill Rats.
The proportion of Americans who are in the labor force, which has been stuck at lows not seen since the late 1970s, ticked up slightly in January.
When we're stuck at a desk all day, typing away, there's one thing that'll always make us feel happier: a freshly-polished manicure flying across our keyboard.
" While another pointed out the ridiculousness of the situation, writing, "Plane load of angry passenger stuck at newquay airport as uk border force forgot to turn up.
Marquis Taylor: I thought of all the kids that were smarter than me, that were better athletes than me, my neighbors that were still stuck at home.
With no way to get to the east coast, the group was stuck at Will Rogers World Airport — until Delta ground agents reached out with a solution.
" Jen: "This client was two hours late to our meeting because he was stuck at an Apple store because his phone had lines and couldn't be used.
Years of indexation and supply-side bottlenecks could limit the disinflationary pressures from high unemployment and a large output gap and keep inflation "stuck" at high levels.
I hate being stuck at home, sick, not being able to do much except lay around and try to do what I can to just bounce back!
The move was meant to reduce unemployment, stuck at 10 per cent of the workforce, which Mr Hollande has made a precondition for seeking a second term.
You may be stuck at the office, but that doesn't mean you can't throw a Hail Mary pass to your co-worker that wins the Super Bowl.
Zeynep Tufekci ANTALYA, Turkey — When I was stuck at the airport in this city in southern Turkey, on Friday night, I had many things to worry about.
I remember one time being stuck at an intersection like that, waving everyone around me before I could let the car roll back and grind the clutch.
It tells us that whether we're stuck at home or out in the broader world, we can't forget our neighbors, our roots, and everything that birthed us.
I've occasionally been stuck at the corner of Prince and Mercer Streets in Manhattan not even realizing I've been standing there for 20 minutes responding to messages.
And as the longer-term impacts of the crisis set in, millions of newly locked-down people are grappling with a new normal: Being stuck at home.
Some expressed concerns about being "stuck at home" with parents they aren't close to; others discussed how to tackle their anxiety related to being isolated all day.
Anahad O'Connor weighs in on whether vitamins and supplements can help, while Gretchen Reynolds offers hopeful advice for those worried about losing fitness while stuck at home.
And he still gets to marry her and live out her rock 'n' roll dreams by going on tour while she's stuck at home with the kids?
Audrey Jacques, an artist and stylist who has been stuck at home since Belgium introduced a virtual lockdown on March 18, has spent time producing homemade masks.
Audrey Jacques, an artist and stylist who has been stuck at home since Belgium introduced a virtual lockdown on March 18, has spent time producing homemade masks.
Whether you're officially quarantined or simply self-isolating, you're likely stuck at home with a fair amount of time on your hands—and desperate to be entertained.
Officials in Kigali say they have directed trucks to another border point 100 km (60 miles) away, but hundreds of them are still stuck at the frontier.
On the night she's supposed to meet Seb to see "Rebel Without a Cause," Mia is stuck at dinner with her dim boyfriend and his dimmer brother.
With hardly any outside investment trickling into the country, and with an overall economy that has been rapidly contracting, stocks have been stuck at rock-bottom values.
INSIDE THE OUTBREAK When Kevin Tang's American teacher found out he was stuck at home because of coronavirus, she decided to use music to improve his mood.
In 2017, Trump held a competing rally in Pennsylvania and mocked the press for being stuck at a "boring" dinner in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
Michael Gandolfi, his wife and their 1-year-old son were stuck at home in Lindenhurst with about a foot of water in front of their house.
In our "hour glass" economy, we have large swaths stuck at the bottom, a hollowed out middle, and a top growing with sky-high incomes and wealth.
As MIT's Jesse Jenkins has pointed out, it's probably not a coincidence that most carbon pricing schemes around the world are stuck at around $15 per ton.
TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - The Pineda family trudged northward for more than a month with a caravan of Central American migrants who are now stuck at the U.S. border.
The giant firm's market value is stuck at 15% below its level in July 2015, when it began trading, as it struggles to cut costs and generate earnings.
Paul Krugman long ago correctly diagnosed the crippling problem of austere fiscal policy when economies are not fully recovered and the federal funds rate is stuck at zero.
When Veronica Rademacher evacuated from her home in anticipation of Hurricane Harvey, the Houston-area chef knew she might be stuck at her parents' house for a while.
India's rampant informality is one reason why its tax-to-GDP ratio has been stuck at a measly 15% or so for decades, cramping education and health care.
Stuck at sub ten percent, Johnson is likely stay there and there's even some evidence he's lost a little ground (to Trump's benefit) in the last couple weeks.
New commands and shortcuts (organized by category) are configured through a dialog box, and if you get stuck at any point there's plenty of help on the web.
Yet the number of people heating their food with dirty fuels has stuck at 2.5bn-2.8bn, according to the IEA, largely because of growth in Africa (see chart).
Two Middle East trade sources pointed to thousands of trucks, carrying food supplies, stuck at the border with Saudi Arabia which were unable to cross over into Qatar.
This is going to be especially helpful when you don't have your debit card handy but also get stuck at one of those cash-only bars or restaurants.
I think it's funny to think that when the train shuts down, if people are stuck at home, this film will give them something to be entertained with.
A few minutes later I finally spot her, and then I move on to Ben, whose defining characteristic is that he's always stuck at the back of lines.
Instead the central bank has been stuck at the 0.25 to 0.5 percent range set last December when it lifted rates for the first time in a decade.
The unemployment rate in the country remains stuck at 10 percent, greater than that of the UK and Germany, so it clear that the country needs critical reform.
Data out on Wednesday is likely to show wage growth stuck at record lows of around 2 percent, half the rate enjoyed by workers during the mining boom.
The U.S. consumer price index, the government's broadest inflation gauge, has been stuck at historic low levels due to the steep drop in energy prices since mid-2014.
The snow in the Midwest caused travel nightmares for people like Michelle Hammar, a student at William Penn University in Iowa who turned 21 while stuck at O'Hare.
Puerto Rico faces a significant distribution challenge, with about 9,500 containers carrying food, water, medicine and other supplies stuck at San Juan's port, according to Puerto Rican Gov.
Cruz is stuck at 6900 delegates and needs 2628 to hit the threshold of 28503,22019, according to the AP. There are only 674 delegates still up for grabs.
Despite almost ten years of economic growth, real wages are stuck at their pre-crisis level, while corporate profits are soaring and stock prices have reached record highs.
" It said economic prospects were weakening for both advanced and emerging economies, "and global growth could get stuck at persistently low levels without firm policy action from governments.
Two years later, Roark had a 4.39 E.R.A. and was stuck at Class AAA Syracuse, but he improved and reached the majors the next season at age 26.
Duffy, who left Nest around a year ago then stuck at Google until this past fall, hinted that a bulk of Nest's revenue comes from the Dropcam product.
Uber's sustainability director Adam Gromis explained to Axios that 6% of the miles on Uber's platform were on hybrids, even though hybrid sales are stuck at 2%-3%.
In the case of this current pandemic, Netflix will entertain people stuck at home, and video platforms like Zoom will power businesses whose work can be done remotely.
Of course, you also can read TechCrunch's live blog if you're stuck at work and really need our entertaining commentary track to help you get through your day.
Stuck at the bottom of this list were a couple of detail-free claims that the iPhones are produced via a "low-carbon process" and are "highly recyclable".
I went through one of the worst periods of depression in my life, and it started with being off sick and stuck at home in my studio flat.
The long-term ramifications of quarantines on the business world will depend on how long people are stuck at home, juggling raising and educating kids with working remotely.
In other words, it may not be around to help consumers stuck at home looking for something to watch during the early days of the COVID-19 crisis.
But emissions have been stuck at roughly 220 levels, and rose last year, as coal-fired plants fill a void left by Germany's decision to abandon nuclear power.
Places that are usually bustling — bars, restaurants, and workplaces — are closed or operating with limited hours, leaving people stuck at home social distancing for the good of everyone.
I went through a few failed attempts at filling the grid — having the 13-letter long entries stuck at the ends was really a pain to deal with.
"Pay was stuck at $20183,175/course, now slowly going up," an adjunct professor of Liberal Arts at the Delaware Valley University in Doylestown, Pennsylvania wrote in the spreadsheet.
In this case, the cynicism is clearly justified: Julie and Zander are 13-year-olds stuck at home after a mass shooting has shut down their middle school.
These famous fellas love to get out and about, but since we're all stuck at home let's just take a trek through some more of these hot shots!
If you're new to the Switch or gaming, but want to dive in while you're stuck at home, here's everything you want to have on-hand to play.
In Wuhan, Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com is using a fleet of autonomous robotic vehicles to deliver essential goods to residents stuck at home homes and shopping online.
If your flight is canceled or delayed, having your bag in hand can be the difference between getting on with your travels or being stuck at the airport.
In a bid to stop the spread of the disease, schools across the country are closed, leaving about 180 million school-aged children in China stuck at home.
He's stuck at home under quarantine for 503 days while his parents anxiously check for measles symptoms, which start like a bad cold before the telltale rash develops.
While the storm is not expected to make landfall until the end of the week, airlines regularly issue waivers early to avoid travelers getting stuck at the airport.
Kanter, a 6-foot-11 center for the Oklahoma City Thunder, was stuck at the airport in Bucharest for hours on Saturday before being allowed to move on.
And not far behind Harris and Buttigieg sit a tier of candidates, from O'Rourke, to Booker and Yang stuck at around 2 to 3 percent of the vote.
Four A320ceo were also grounded last month because spare engines are stuck at customs, which the company linked to clarifications related to a new country-wide sales tax.
The economist said that with interest rates at record lows, falling demand and a lack of pricing power, growth stuck at today's low levels could eventually hurt the market.
Greek police removed migrants from the Greek-Macedonian border on Tuesday after additional passage restrictions imposed by Macedonian authorities left hundreds of people, mainly Afghans, stuck at the border.
The rate hikes successfully slowed the booming economy, keeping inflation in check, and finally moved the Fed away from the zero level that many feared it was stuck at.
Thousand of Venezuelan children who usually commute to Colombian schools are now stuck at home, their parents unwilling to send them down illicit pathways often managed by armed groups.
Instead, she found herself stuck at New Jersey's Newark's airport with hundreds of other frustrated passengers after Delta Air Lines Inc computer systems were hit by a power outage.
The federal government is trying to dissociate itself from the containers stuck at the port, and is instead focusing on other parts of its relief work in Puerto Rico.
Third, technological diffusion has stalled: cutting-edge ideas are not spreading through the economy in the way that they used to, leaving productivity-improving ideas stuck at the frontier.
Drivers picked up three import containers stuck at the Charleston port because of delays on a Norfolk Southern railroad line and brought them directly to BMW's plant, he said.
The music streaming app has increased the cap for maximum number of offline downloads, which was previously stuck at 3,333 songs per device (on a maximum of three devices).
The problems facing Bali tourism come as Indonesian policymakers have been trying to fire up an economy stuck at around 5 percent growth, held back by largely flat consumption.
The country's economy is expected to remain stuck at that growth rate at least through 2018, according to the latest forecast by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Yet as a Mekons fan I stuck at it, and to my surprise, these raggedy-ass plaints now add up to my favorite Mekons album since 2002's OOOH!.
The new season, debuting this Sunday on AMC, tries to pull off a similar trick — only this time, Madison Clark (Kim Dickens) and her family are stuck at sea.
"Given current population and economic growth trends, housing starts should be in the range of 1.5 million to 1.6 million completions and not stuck at recessionary levels," Yun said.
The Gare du Nord station in Paris swarmed with police, its Brussels-bound Thalys trains - on which a gunman was disarmed last year - stuck at platforms since the morning.
Though many risk-averse suppliers have shied away from PDVSA, BP structured a deal that - even with oil stuck at sea - allowed it to capture a recovery in prices.
Those explanations point up a basic evidential hitch: electoral behaviour is driven by many factors, from the political (a historic black candidate) to the personal (getting stuck at work).
Further raising concerns about domestic momentum, official data on Thursday showed Australia's jobless rate was stuck at a disappointingly high 5.2% in July even as employment surged past expectations.
If enrollment continues to decline, and student retention, which is stuck at about 75 percent, stays flat or also continues to decline, the school's financial situation will deteriorate further.
It's not lost on Senate Democrats defending Biden, however, that Booker is stuck at about 85033 percent in national polls and needs to generate more attention for his campaign.
In contrast, we think it will get stuck at somewhere around 3.5-4.0 percent and could fall much lower if China's government continues to delay much-needed structural reform.
The clocks of the world are displayed on one wall; the UK one is motionless, forever stuck at 210 PM. Security is also tight for residents and visitors alike.
The main difference is the optical zooming capability — 3.5x isn't a lot of zoom, but it's better than being stuck at one focal length the entire time you're shooting.
"I might have to just back off from this neighborhood," Mr. Barrett said when he learned of the quarantine for congregants who might be stuck at home, ordering delivery.
Richard Perks, one of several Americans stuck at Pariwana Hostel in Cusco, won't be on any of these flights for the foreseeable future, though he would like to be.
So, we came up with a project that would give us something to talk about other than the virus and make the best of both being stuck at home.
If you're stuck at home with little mouths to feed, dietitians want you to know: Yes, it's OK if they refuse to eat anything other than mac and cheese.
People will be stuck at home whether they have money or not, so processing what that means for the United States, if it gets worse, is hard to understand.
We also take a look at the gains made by social and video apps in recent weeks as people struggle to stay connected while stuck at home in quarantine.
Especially now with everyone stuck at home and unable to crowd around one person's phone to gab about what they see, there's a great need for this new feature.
Let's imagine that being stuck at home with no friends and nothing to do (and having annoying siblings, too) could make the children grumpy — and annoying to their parents.
As millions of Americans find themselves practicing social distancing and stuck at home for the duration, it's little surprise that the number of people playing video games has spiked.
Since its founding in 0003, the organization had been stuck at about 2000,26 members, and by 2000, many were, like me, middle-aged or older, mostly white and male.
Free, Android and iOS It's all too easy to sync into a social media sinkhole while you're stuck at home, scrolling and scrolling for news of the outside world.
While stuck at home, Alex has been taken by the different reactions to the outbreak on China's heavily controlled internet and the internet beyond the so-called Great Firewall.
They also don't seem to be turning in large numbers to the Green Party, which focuses on the environment and has been stuck at well below 10 percent support.
"The Terms of My Surrender," which opened on Thursday at the Belasco, is a bit like being stuck at Thanksgiving dinner with a garrulous, self-regarding, time-sucking uncle.
But Welch says if you find yourself feeling stuck at work, with no sign of new responsibilities or a future promotion, chances are your reputation might need a makeover.
The price-to-earnings ratio for the S&P 500 over the next 12 months "is stuck at approximately 17.5," he said, but there's a divergence within the index.
Odd choice, given that there's a whole lot of us stuck at airports, sitting on Greyhounds, and crawling back through traffic from childhood homes and family gatherings this weekend.
So the cockles get stuck at the surface, where they're easier pickings for birds, which as it happens is the only place where the trematodes can complete their life cycle.
It's the perfect holiday binge for twenty somethings who are stuck at their own family's "kids tables" and want the feeling of solidarity that only good internet content can give.
Claims had been stuck at higher levels for three straight weeks, reflecting difficulties stripping out seasonal fluctuations from the data around moving holidays like Easter, Passover and school spring breaks.
The current minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 an hour since 2009, and workers are increasingly frustrated to see their paychecks grow so little as the economy is thriving.
As much fun as Snapchat can be, sometimes there's no getting around the FOMO that goes along with watching friends' Snaps and Stories while you're stuck at home doing nothing.
Otherwise — even if you're using a third-party charger that can support faster wireless charging — you're stuck at the 5W Qi spec that's serves as the base Qi charging speed.
But when you're stuck at an event where your entire purpose is to initiate conversation with strangers (ugh), it can be tempting to throw in the towel and go home.
Fitsum Arega told Reuters that a shortage of dollars and inadequate transport infrastructure had also resulted in 1.6 million tonnes of goods being stuck at the port in neighbouring Djibouti.
Amy, for example, already feels stuck at Cloud 9 even when she's not physically locked in it, thanks to an early marriage and pregnancy that kept her from finishing school.
The Federal Reserve has a 23 percent inflation target and tracks a measure that has been stuck at 1.023 percent since May despite the labor market being near full employment.
Some were stranded on the sides of highways and abandoned cars clogged evacuation routes, while other families were stuck at home due to high gas prices and low fuel levels.
Horrified at this realization, the robot slouches downward and lets out an "Oh my god" that could make anyone stuck at a soulless job break down and cry in sympathy.
Despite many calls for an increase, and Barack Obama's proposal to raise the minimum hourly rate to $10.10, the wage floor in America has been stuck at $7.25 since 2009.
Supporting that view, data on Thursday showed Australian employment surged past expectations in July yet the jobless rate was stubbornly stuck at 5.2% as more people went looking for work.
After being stuck at 20 percent for two months, the Texas senator's support jumped 14 percentage points in 30 days, and he closed the gap with Trump to 7 points.
While Khosrowshahi was interviewing for the top job at the scandal ridden ride-sharing company, he told The Washington Post, his rider rating was stuck at 4.73 out of 5.
A spokesperson for Price told The Washington Post on Friday that Price can't serve American taxpayers if he is stuck at an airport and misses official business as a result.
Stuck at sea with nowhere to go, the C-Star's ultimate fail, however, came on August 11 when it had to be rescued from precisely who it came to attack.
Italy's mainstream parties have found it especially hard to contain voter anger, with the economy still 6 percent smaller than a decade ago and unemployment stuck at about 11 percent.
Serena Williams is in her third straight Grand Slam final but has remained stuck at 21 major titles, one behind Steffi Graf's Open era record, since winning here last year.
Cameo also claims overall bookings are up 30% this week -- likely due to the mass-quarantine situation that has many people stuck at home looking for ways to stay entertained.
Mr. Trump, by comparison, remains stuck at 42 percent in the latest Gallup survey, and unlike Mr. Nixon and Mr. Clinton, is in his first term and facing an election.
And at a time when youth unemployment in France is stuck at nearly 25 percent, the automaker's simultaneous hiring spree will give thousands of young people a path to work.
But with large swathes of the population stuck at home over the past few weeks deliveries have become even more important for people trying to get their groceries and food.
And just to be clear, if you're a quarantined individual or someone who's stuck at home who wants to kill time with a harmless April Fools' Day prank: feel free.
Her latest ad is a little skimpier, on purpose: She is stuck at home, with the noise of her husband and family audible above the campaign music in the background.
But most less-educated workers are stuck at businesses like hotels, restaurants, and nursing homes that generate much smaller profits per employee and stay viable primarily by keeping wages low.
But now, stuck at home yet teaching nonetheless, I feel the promise of tech and the amazing, hopeful connectivity of our world, the possibility of taking control of the panopticon.
They're stuck at boarding group 28 so we decide to go on the Storybook boats and watch the Mickey's Magical Map show while keeping an eye on the boarding groups.
Even with the restrictions lifted, the dearth of truck drivers and fuel available on the island has left thousands of shipping containers of supplies stuck at the San Juan port.
While the group of 25 were stuck at the hostel an extra day, they had dinner at a local pub where Ms. Press offered Mr. Foy her leftover chicken Parmesan.
Competitors like LoveSac and Purple Innovation are now stuck at or below IPO prices, which shows that investors have their doubts about the growth potential and valuation of these firms.
As of late last week, Trump had almost 200 nominees stuck at various points in the Senate's confirmation pipeline, according to the Partnership for Public Service and the Washington Post.
For the first sixty years of the nineteenth century—the period during which he began writing "Capital"—workers' wages in Britain and France were stuck at close to subsistence levels.
The current federal minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 an hour since 2009, and workers are increasingly frustrated to see their paychecks grow so little as the economy thrives.
Rwandan authorities have been blocking entry to vehicles from Uganda since Wednesday, Ugandan government spokesman Ofwono Opondo told reporters in Kampala, adding 129 cargo trucks were now stuck at the border.
While Action and Meyhem Lauren eat their way around London, Big Body Bes is stuck at home in New York, unable to enter the UK due to some... past legal troubles.
" (At 8,000 feet below, it would be comparable to having an elephant standing on your toenail—but across your entire body.) "So here we are, stuck at sea level, Nuytten continued.
Below the headline figure, wage growth slowed and a measure of workers who are discouraged or working part time for economic reasons remained stuck at 9.7 percent of the labor force.
Evacuees from the two rebel-besieged towns had been stuck at a staging area outside the city, where a bomb attack on an evacuation convoy killed scores of people last week.
Overloaded with demand, Ride Austin and Fasten were essentially "bricked" — you either got stuck at a loading screen or the apps said there were no cars available — when there clearly were.
But there was no other choice for two sisters stuck at the Minneapolis airport who were trying to get to their aunt's 100th birthday party in Edgerton, Minnesota ... 200 miles away.
Sterling was stuck at $0.2, with the ongoing Brexit talks between Britain and the European Union overpowering strong employment and wage data, while the Australian dollar held at just over $225.
The ratio is set to increase in the medium term, as the bank repatriates about $8 billion stuck at its U.S. subsidiary, following approval last year from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Citing bleak prospects for a recovery this year in prices of key mining commodities, all stuck at multi-year lows, S&P also said it may cut Rio Tinto Ltd's rating.
If BoJack were in a 12-step program, he would be stuck at Step 1: admitting that his life is unmanageable and that he is powerless to do anything about it.
Hoping to recoup costs while entertaining Americans who find themselves stuck at home, several studios (beginning with NBC Universal) announced plans to rush their films to digital release ahead of schedule.
Strong demand for meat in the retail sector underpinned the gains as the industry scrambled to restock grocery stores as the coronavirus pandemic sparked heavy buying from consumers stuck at home.
As you know, nearly all of showbiz is in shutdown mode due to the coronavirus pandemic -- and all those folks normally in front of a camera, are now stuck at home.
Responses from the focus groups in California and Florida indicated that consumers weren't willing to pay more than $80 for the set-top box; engineers were stuck at the $140 mark.
"My husband is now stuck at the airport in Dhaka, and can't come home as he planned," said Yu Lwin Soe, who was waiting at the airport with her toddler son.
The COVID-19 outbreak has led to record Pinterest usage as people stuck at home have increased their searches for things like lesson plans, kids' crafts, new recipes and gardening ideas.
That can be especially difficult after the first week or so of being stuck at home, so we rounded up the pantry meals that real home cooks are making right now.
He too has canceled all nonessential travel, while most of the 160 or so employees that work from the Seattle office (100 more already work remotely) are now stuck at home.
If Americans are stuck at home in the coming months as schools close and events are canceled, they'll likely be starved for entertainment options and new ways to keep kids entertained.
Now that many of us are stuck at home, perhaps it's time to dust off (or buy) a good old-fashioned cookbook and dirty the pages by cooking something from it.
Jack White's Third Man Records and Robert's Western World are two venues lending their stages so bands can live-stream performances to music lovers stuck at home -- and collect electronic tips.
The Democrats all received above half the vote in the poll (to varying degrees), while Trump was stuck at around two-in-five registered voters who said they'll support his reelection.
If Americans are stuck at home in the coming months as schools close and events are canceled, they'll likely be starved for entertainment options and new ways to keep kids entertained.
It has been stuck at the center of the Trump administration's sometimes unpredictable battle over how the government and private industry should handle the race toward implementing next-generation wireless networks.
While visiting Queen Elizabeth's home, the little girl misplaced the toy, and her family assumed assumed that Harriet would be forever stuck at the bottom of the palace's lost property collection.
Populist rhetoric on both ends of the political spectrum has rendered our deliberative legislative process moribund, and the pendulum may be stuck at one extreme or another for the foreseeable future.
Policymakers have been sounding more optimistic on the economic outlook amid higher prices for key commodity exports, even though underlying inflation is stuck at record lows and job creation has disappointed.
Jack Wedge, 30, said he began blindfolded speed-running in 2015 while stuck at home during a snowstorm on Prince Edward Island, Canada, where he works for a local delivery service.
It is the work environment you have when you're stuck at your desk for hours and can't hover by the glorious office plant wall or the craft beer taps in the kitchen.
"Feeling like a pawn in the Brexit game as I am currently stuck at Gare du Nord while French staff prove how terrible Brexit will be," passenger Lucy Hagger wrote on Twitter.
And unless you are one of the lucky few to score an invite to the exclusive event, chances are you're like us, stuck at home and wondering how to watch the party.
Because of the broken rung, over the next five years, about one million women will get stuck at the entry level while many of their male colleagues will move up a rung.
But it's also a calculated misdirection, because anyone concerned about these issues shouldn't be worried about asylum-seekers stuck at the border — the source of these problems is much closer to home.
I do just want to ask: if she is moaning about being stuck at home with nobody paying her any attention then why is she wearing shoes and a glittery dress please?
There's a pouch in the entrance that the male penis must navigate around, but most times, the penis gets stuck at this impasse, giving the female more control about who impregnates her.
But resolution is still stuck at 1080p, and stretching the now-paltry 1920 x 1080 pixels across such a comparatively large screen makes text look almost blurry and rough around the edges.
In America about half of college degrees in business awarded since 2000 have gone to women, but the share of senior executives who are female has remained stuck at one in five.
Still, many market players are not convinced the worst is over, with U.S. bond yields stuck at elevated levels ahead of Wednesday's U.S. consumer price data that could rekindle worries about inflation.
Mackiewicz and Revol got stuck at the 2000,21 meter mark, from where they used a satellite phone to call for help, spokesman for the Alpine Club of Pakistan Karrar Haidri told Reuters.
Graphic: Waze, Max PixelThe popular traffic app Waze gathers user-submitted feedback to alert drivers to possible inconveniences they might experience on the road—inconveniences like getting stuck at DWI traffic point.
In the last several weeks, the EIA has rounded off U.S. production to the nearest hundred thousand barrels, so that figure had been stuck at 10.9 million bpd for over a month.
BI aims to boost bank lending growth to 10% to 12% this year as it looks to support economic growth that has been stuck at around 5% in the past few years.
Those who might not have been able to travel to a restaurant for lunch because they were stuck at the office, can order their food online and have it brought to them.
Dalung said local organizers told him the athletes who were stuck at the airport did not inform the committee of their time of arrival, an explanation, he said, he did not believe.
In my room is this really beautiful old mirror that's permanently stuck at an upwards angle, which is decidedly the worst angle for not only me, but for the whole of humanity.
Those officials have also been left to explain why the government's testing for the virus has been stuck at around 900 patients a day, even as neighboring countries test up to 10,000.
Stuck at home because of coronavirus precautions, Biden also can't meet with donors at fundraisers — which, in turn, may become less lucrative with an economy that's sinking into recession or perhaps worse.
So you may be wondering: What are the best foods to buy when you know you're going to be stuck at home -- and is it even possible to consume a nutritious diet?
In Chennai alone on Sunday night, when the first 14-hour lockdown took place, local government figures revealed about 4,500 workers were stuck at the city's railway station unable to return home.
Consistently, from 258 to 223.3 — despite millions of dollars put into voter-registration drives during that time — the percent of eligible Latinos who signed up to vote stayed stuck at 22012 percent.
Both the headline figure and the "core" measure—which strips away volatile food and energy prices—are stuck at around 1%, below the ECB's target of inflation below, but close to, 2%.
Even if you're stuck at home, you don't have to live on soup and rice, according to Caroline West Passerrello, a registered dietitian and spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
For example, Ross developed a program to allow families to go on mock flights and to train airline and airport crews when she found out a patient was stuck at an airport.
The average cost of gasoline has also remained stuck at multi-year highs at roughly $2.85 a gallon and shows few signs of falling before Americans go to the polls in November.
The ratio is set to increase further as the bank repatriates about $8 billion stuck at its U.S. subsidiary, following approval last year from the U.S. Federal Reserve, potentially enabling further buybacks.
But several other key credit gauges remained stuck at record lows or fell to new lows, suggesting China's policymakers will need to step up support efforts soon to stabilise the slowing economy.
Many New Yorkers were stuck at home or had difficulty commuting, but there was no fiery criticism about stranded trains or unmanageable piles of snow as there had been in past storms.
The result is that thousands of Afghans are now trapped at the Idomeni crossing between Greece and Macedonia while others are stuck at borders within the Balkans, unable to move on into Europe.
Despite his support for a series of policies aimed at closing the gap, Obama leaves office with a jobless rate for black workers that remains stuck at roughly double the rate for whites.
Overall sales of electric vehicles in the United States remain stuck at less than 1 percent of total vehicle sales, despite a growing number of models fielded by Tesla and other car makers.
As an example of what could happen, Halloween costumes from China often get stuck at Britain's border while customs officials work out whether they are toys or children's clothes, which attract different duties.
He told VICE that the nickname was given to him by an afterschool basketball coach, and it stuck, at the behest of his parents, who wanted their son to assimilate into American culture.
A Muslim man who had been stuck at an airport in Qatar awaiting deportation to China is now en route to the United States, a spokesperson for the State Department told BuzzFeed News.
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Air strikes hit positions near a Turkish convoy which was stuck at a highway in northwest Syria after crossing into Idlib province on Monday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
ECONEZ The Federal Reserve's preferred measure of U.S. inflation, the core personal consumption expenditures index, is seen stuck at 1.6 percent for the year to September, exactly where it has been since March.
Overall sales of electric vehicles in the United States remain stuck at less than 103 percent of total vehicle sales, despite a growing number of models fielded by Tesla and other car makers.
Hollande, plagued by dismal popularity ratings a year from elections and an unfulfilled promise to lower a jobless rate stuck at about 10 percent, says labour reform is crucial to creating new jobs.
Thankfully, several restaurants plan to stay open for service on Christmas, taking away the hassle of whipping up a full-course spread by your lonesome or spending the day stuck at an airport.
Locally, Australian consumer prices rose by less than expected last quarter while annual core inflation stayed stuck at an all-time low, keeping alive the risk of yet another cut in interest rates.
The migrants, stuck at sea since Saturday after Italy and Malta refused them permission to dock in their ports, are now heading for Spain, where the prime minister has offered them safe harbor.
Short-term nominal interest rates are stuck at zero, or a little below, because, in the absence of inflation, real interest rates cannot fall far enough to clear the world market for savings.
But getting stuck at work when you're a pet owner is even worse: not only are you missing dinner, but you have to imagine your hungry little pal waiting for you at home.
Last year, Antonio—an HIV-positive undocumented immigrant who applied for a green card after marrying his partner—found himself stuck at the US consulate in Ciudad Juárez for more than a month.
Part of the problem is that the federal tax on petrol (gasoline), which provides most of the funding for federal spending on roads, has been stuck at 18.4 cents per gallon since 1993.
Listening to this five-hour production is like getting stuck at a dinner party beside a guy whose money and surfeit of ideas has convinced him that he should do all the talking.
"Tuck Everlasting," adapted from the beloved children's book about a girl's encounter with an immortal family, has been stuck at the bottom of the box office barrel since beginning performances on March 21.7.
The U.S. central bank's preferred inflation measure, the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index excluding food and energy, increased 1.6 percent in February after being stuck at 1.5 percent for four straight months.
In that light, it's almost a good thing that electric skateboards are stuck at or above the $1,1003 price point, because no company has totally nailed the top-to-bottom experience quite yet.
Moreover, Dorne is stuck at the edge of Westeros, deliberately isolated from the other kingdoms, so it's not likely we will get many opportunities for true, Stark-betraying, man-flaying, Joffrey-esque evil.
For anyone stuck at home, this means items deemed more essential like food, medical supplies, or other basic necessities are prioritized over your impromptu arts-and-crafts project supplies or silly graphic tee.
"Whether you're stuck at home or not, ill or healthy, here's your opportunity to strike back at the disease that has disrupted our way of life," event organizers said in a news release.
Finally learn how to cook Years of watching "Top Chef" may now come in handy, as being stuck at home is the perfect time to master your cooking skills -- with some virtual guidance.
In fact, a lack of sex later on in life, it turns out, is a greater cause of distress than being stuck at home all day, living in relative squalor or being widowed.
But if you can't leave your current location to go outside — say if the weather is bad or you're stuck at work — there are a few ways you can keep playing the game.
Critics corner Jennifer Saba of Breakingviews: Alphabet is stuck at the letter G. The holding company of Google was created to safeguard against conventionality and let moonshot ideas, like self-driving cars, flourish.
Look for ways to earn more rewards on regular spendingWhile you're stuck at home without any travel planned, you can also brainstorm strategies that might help you rack up more rewards over time.
If your children are stuck at home, get some games going, turn on a movie and try to make it feel a little like a vacation, at least for the first few days.
Recently, the 77-year-old has been campaigning in Iowa, trying to push his advantage before Monday's caucuses since three of his top rivals have been stuck at their Senate desks in Washington.
Negotiations have now shifted behind the scenes, where staff talks are ongoing and attempting to find a pathway to a deal -- but still mostly stuck at the moment, aides in both parties say.
As the teams played past midnight, the score remained stuck at 3-3, and the Yankees' bullpen, which has struggled in the early part of the season, ended up pitching nine scoreless innings.
There were some annoying software bugs in my time with the laptop, though: the LTE modem would randomly disappear from the network options, and the brightness controls would get stuck at 100 percent.
Those pictures of you and the children in front of the Grand Canyon not only irritate your friends still stuck at the office, but also send a message that your house is empty.
In "Better Things," Sam's menopause is so powerful that it disrupts her environment: The cockpit of her plane lights on fire; the thermostat in her on-set trailer is stuck at 92 degrees.
Not that all of them could even afford a bus ticket — at least one family in Texas ended up stuck at a shelter after reunification because they had no money to leave town.
Not-so-coincidentally, she's missed the business and logistical portion of the meeting and is now stuck at the part where they choose the Sugar Princess for the Crystal Court during the Harvest Festival.
Normally I like to take a walk around downtown during lunch since I'm stuck at a desk all day, but today is not that day, since I'm swamped with work, and it's raining outside.
You'll need to squint a little to read all the details on this set, but being stuck at an airport would be far less tedious with a deck of these hidden in your wallet.
Having said all this, I continue to believe that the smart-home space is essentially stuck at the early adopter phase when it comes to these one-off purchases, as opposed to managed services.
The source added the refinery would start by processing a tanker of 13,000 tonnes of crude oil that has been stuck at Mohammedia port since August when the management announced it had halted production.
Underlying inflation is stuck at an anaemic 1.50 percent but RBA Governor Philip Lowe said on Tuesday there were "reasonable prospects" that inflation will return to the RBA's target band of 2-3 percent.
There is no option in the settings menu, so you're stuck at YouTube Music's default quality of 128kbps (AAC on mobile, OPUS for web) with a good connection, and 64kbps in poor network conditions.
Federal Reserve policymakers decided to raise interest rates last month after almost all of them gained confidence inflation was poised to rise, but some voiced worries inflation could get stuck at dangerously low levels.
The main reason this style of bungalow — popular in the South Pacific and the imaginations of people stuck at office desks — never made it over to the Caribbean is because of different geological conditions.
With interest rates stuck at historically low levels and inflation weak, central bankers themselves wonder if they have the tools to weather the next downturn, and what can lift the economy if they don't.
Many have since reached their destination in northern Europe, but with the borders closed and the European Union now attempting to contain the numbers, thousands are stuck at holding centers in Greece and Italy.
They showed policymakers decided to raise interest rates last month after almost all of them gained confidence inflation was poised to rise, but some voiced worries inflation could get stuck at dangerously low levels.
N. Reuters also reported in January that solar modules worth more than $150 million were stuck at various Indian ports due to a dispute over their classification and the import tax applicable to them.
"This is my third time meeting her," a Noah Cyrus fan tells me giddily as we wait for the singer to perform her latest hit, "I'm Stuck," at the TuneIn studios in Venice, California.
But he has stuck at it for seven years, despite a few walk-outs and reconciliations, and this is the second time in a row he has taken Iran to the World Cup finals.
Bond markets were also steady with 0.33-year U.S. Treasury yields stuck at 20.3 percent and Germany's benchmark barely budged at 20.5 percent having hit a five-week low of 264 percent on Monday.
On Saturday night, a federal court judge issued a stay to temporarily block Trump's ban, ordering that refugees and other immigrants stuck at American airports should not be sent back to their home countries.
The U.S. economy has been stuck at about 2-percent growth in recent years, and appears unlikely to break to out of that pattern anytime soon, St. Louis Fed President Bullard said earlier Monday.
Capital Economics' Shearing was also cautious on growth prospects: "Growth over the long run will be stuck at around 1.5-2.0 percent or so, making Russia the worst performing major emerging market," he said.
More than 100,000 are stuck at a train station in southern China after snow and icy weather affected the transport taking hundreds of millions of people home for Chinese New Year celebrations next week.
More than 3323,2.482 are stuck at a train station in southern China after snow and icy weather affected the transport taking hundreds of millions of people home for Chinese New Year celebrations next week.
As the big day grew closer, my partner and I realized that we had a potential problem: Our beloved beagle would be stuck at the kennel during the hours of our pre-ceremony photos.
The shelter worker replied that he would, and told him that by moving, he was making space for other children like him who were stuck at the border and needed a place to live.
Congress hasn't raised the minimum wage since 2007, keeping it stuck at $7.25 an hour for more than a decade, but 563 state legislatures and D.C. have passed their own higher wages since 2014.
That self-imposed quarantine actually became a watershed moment for China's economy — particularly for internet companies, like Alibaba — as Chinese consumers who were stuck at home started turning to the internet to order items.
But early data shows that most US broadband providers, and many elsewhere, are standing up to the surge in internet traffic generated by the many people stuck at home amid the Covid-212 pandemic.
Make a list of businesses that do well – that maybe even do better – if people are stuck at home: delivery companies, video streaming services, home exercise equipment manufacturers, online dating sites, and many more.
To combat the tedium of spending days stuck at home, citizens of Wuhan and cities nearby are getting creative, with videos posted to social media showing people fishing indoors, dancing, and playing indoor games.
Most of those residing in the Florida Keys evacuated, and now they're stuck at a checkpoint just past Marathon, many pulling off to the road's shoulder, hoping at any moment, they'll be allowed access.
So many of the things I felt were "wrong" with me were mirrored in the issues of so many others, particularly feeling emotionally stuck at the age we were when we suffered our losses.
"The ECB compass is back at easing and unless we get a dramatic pick-up in data we are stuck at current levels for some time," said KBC rate strategist Mathias van der Jeugt.
In Vinegar Girl, Kate is a prickly college dropout stuck at home with her scientist father, Dr. Battista, and her spoiled younger sister, keeping house for them and working part time at a preschool.
Although Brazil's borrowing costs are among the highest for a major economy, inflation has remained stuck at around 9 percent as a surge in food prices offset a sharp drop in consumer and business demand.
PRAGUE/BUDAPEST, June 1.7383 (Reuters) - The Czech crown slipped 1.7373% on Monday, nearing its lowest in more than three months, after data showed manufacturing sentiment remained stuck at a six-and-a-half-year-low.
An activist with the Aleppo Media Center who arrived in the city of Idlib on Thursday morning told CNN that his bus was stuck at a crossing for almost 48 hours under severe weather conditions.
Australian consumer prices rose by less than expected last quarter while core inflation stayed stubbornly stuck at all-time lows, a subdued result that keeps alive some chance of yet another cut in interest rates.
Kudos to coach [Johnny] Jones for giving him the freedom to let him play his game because if he'd have come up in my era he probably would have been stuck at the four-spot.
With the exception of oil and natural gas boosted by volatility last year, growth across commodities is plateauing with combined margins stuck at around $44 billion per year in 2014 and 2015, the report said.
"For cosmetics -- and for dietary supplements -- the FDA's oversight authority remains stuck at the levels established in 1938, nearly 80 years ago," Califf said in an editorial accompanying the study in JAMA Internal Medicine. Sens.
It was great at letting you type out text statuses on your keyboard, and copy and paste links to other websites, because stuck at home on a computer, there was nothing else interesting to share.
Smoking a bowl is usually a fine way to improve your mood and may seem like a way for your friend to diminish his misery when he's achy, stuffed-up, nauseated and stuck at home.
Remarkable scene playing out on the Senate floor as Kennedy (not voted yet) migrates from a huddle of privacy hawks to huddling with GOP leadership over ending debate on FISA as vote stuck at 58.
The proportion of manufacturing to gross domestic product has been stuck at around 17 percent for five years, below the government's goal to ramp it up to 25 percent, according to the Boston Consulting Group.
"There was a time when the consensus was that we'd be stuck at around $45 a barrel for oil, and obviously conditions have improved since then," said Derek Rollingson, a portfolio manager at ICON Advisers.
It's also added a second SD card slot, which is great, but only one of the slots supports the faster UHS-II cards, while the other is stuck at UHS-I, which is somewhat annoying.
The Aquarius, the rescue ship operated by SOS Mediterranee, has been stuck at sea 35 nautical miles off the coast of Sicily since Saturday when Italy refused permission to dock and demanded Malta do so.
Diplomats were meeting in Brussels on Tuesday over the latest migration threat from Italy, whose new populist government has already kept several rescue ships with hundreds of migrants on board stuck at sea for days.
Camp Camp follows 10-year-old cynical camper Max, who finds himself stuck at a dysfunctional summer camp run by a shady business mogul who is looking to turn a profit any way he can.
Bond markets were also steady with U.S. Treasuries stuck at 21.3002 percent and Germany's benchmark 27-year bond yield barely budged at 2530 percent having hit a five-week low of 22 percent on Monday.
While the clock in Judge William Alsup's court is stuck at 6:08, the latest phase of the long trial process showed signs of how much the world has changed since the first trial began.
While fast-food workers have seen campaigns for a $22019 minimum wage, home health workers have seen their wages stuck at about $10 — so the quality of the employee available for the job is declining.
I did, only to get a mournful phone call from my wife, who was stuck at the Tallahassee airport with our baby daughter and no cabs in sight, asking if I'd come pick them up.
We've all been there: You're stuck at the office until late into the evening, answering calls on your vacation or skipping family events because you have an important project you need to get done, etc.
This would be some achievement after a 2017 in which she lost her government's majority in an election she didn't need to call and when Brexit talks seemed to be forever stuck at first base.
Indonesian policy makers have been seeking to boost an economy whose growth rate has been stuck at around 5 percent for the last few years, so any protracted damage to tourism will be particularly unwelcome.
At the same time, Trump has occupied the spotlight, Biden has been stuck at home, maintaining social distance as he slowly ramps up 'virtual' public appearances from a newly installed home studio in Wilmington, Del.
"Though it might look a little different than normal, it's possible to eat healthfully when stuck at home," said Alyssa Pike, a registered dietitian and manager of nutrition communications at the International Food Information Council.
But if you're stuck at home for a few weeks, you might also want to invest in some streaming services to help pass the time and catch up on content you might have missed recently.
Granted, this can be easier said than done when our kids can't go to school and we can't go to work and we're stockpiling food and everyone is stuck at home furiously washing their hands.
Let's be real though, the COVID-19 situation is going to be the event that launches a million podcasts, as we're all stuck at home with hours to prattle on about things into the void.
"Some couples meet while working at the airport or flying through an airport," or even on an airplane, noted Harriet Baskas, who writes the blog Stuck at the Airport, which provides tips for air travelers.
In practice, this meant that I couldn't get the battery to 100 percent if I had Chrome open in any capacity; it was perpetually stuck at 99 percent, even at the device's lowest battery profile.
On Wednesday Malta let the charity ship Lifeline dock in Valletta with 230 migrants on board, after it was stuck at sea for almost a week after Italy closed its ports to NGO rescue vessels.
That carries an obvious political risk for 2018 when Trump's approval rating remains stuck at around 40% in most surveys and roughly half of all Americans in polls say they strongly disapprove of his performance.
By 1968, the Civil Rights Act was four years old, and Dr. King expanded his agenda to poverty, reasoning that he would fight for black people stuck at the lowest rung of the economic ladder.
According to data from Societe Generale, one-month implied volatility on the S&P 500 was trading at 9.2% as of January 24 - a hefty 46% premium to realised vol, which was stuck at 383%.
By contrast, Mr. Obama, in the latest poll by The New York Times and CBS News, remained stuck at 44 percent, but that is still far better than Mr. Bush's 29 percent at the same point.
Carballo-Rubio's math describes objects that are incredibly dense and a little bigger than a black hole's event horizon—but the mass is distributed throughout the object instead of stuck at a point in the middle.
A survey published on Thursday showed a measure of consumer confidence remained stuck at its lowest level in more than a year, hurt by worries about the EU referendum and the euro zone's persistent economic problems.
Melih Gokcek, the former AKP mayor of Ankara, was shown stuck at the top of a roller-coaster shortly after the park, Ankapark Wonderland Eurasia, was completed at a cost of 13 billion lira ($256 million).
BEIJING — More people are stuck at home in China as they wait out the coronavirus outbreak, giving some delivery and e-commerce companies an opportunity, even as they try to manage the risks of the disease.
It was stuck at a 6-1/2-month low against a basket of other major currencies as low 10-year U.S. Treasury yields also underscored the dwindling hopes for significant near-term U.S. fiscal stimulus.
Bond markets were also broadly steady with U.S. Treasuries stuck at 22 percent and Germany's benchmark 0.13-year bond yield barely budged at 20.1 percent having hit a five-week low of 20.2 percent on Monday.
"While we think the worst for Indonesia's economy is now over, a combination of fiscal tightening and low commodity prices will keep growth stuck at around 5 percent over the next couple of years," it said.
It's not hard to imagine using Spectacles to send short clips of a party to a sick friend who had to stay home, or picturesque views from a vacation to friends who are stuck at work.
KINSHASA, Congo – Congo opposition leader Moise Katumbi was stuck at a border crossing on Friday as he attempted to return after more than two years in exile and submit his candidacy for December&aposs presidential election.
PARIS, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Helicopters are being sent to rescue 110 people stuck at over 3,000 metres altitude in a cable car that links France and Italy near Europe's highest mountain, the Mont Blanc, police said.
Kermit jumping down a stairwell is a reminder that even the people who look like they've got their shit together make mistakes, and wind up stuck at the bottom of a stairwell of their own making.
The disparity gets worse in technical roles — for the past five years, women have been stuck at 21 percent of technical roles, based on data from the Anita Borg Institute's Top Companies for Women Technologists survey.
Capital Economics maintained its view that growth will likely remain stuck at around 5 percent over the next couple of years, with senior Asia economist Gareth Leather citing relatively depressed commodity prices and soft credit growth.
But in 2009, as Mexico shuttered schools and public buildings in an effort to contain the swine flu pandemic and the poet was stuck at his home in Mexico City, he found the motivation to experiment.
These funds are supposed to help those who are out of work to pay for food and lodging and to stimulate the contracting US economy, encouraging people to spend even while they are stuck at home.
The structure they provide seems vital —especially for creative types, and extra especially now, in the age of coronavirus, when many of us are stuck at home for unstructured day after unstructured day of social distancing.
The Social Democrats (SPD) remained stuck at their low of 12% - level with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) - a week after their leader quit because of a dismal performance in regional and European elections.
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico and the United States will be stuck at an impasse unless they solve U.S. President Donald Trump's "unacceptable" demand of payment for a border wall, Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Friday.
Many residents have been stuck at home for weeks, and the Chinese economy has been affected so much that President Xi Jinping has personally called on citizens in less-affected regions to get back to work.
Americans stuck at home are relying on the White House for the latest COVID-19 info, but when the Prez holds court with his cabinet members and Dr. Anthony Fauci, one person's missing ... an ASL interpreter.
Later in the video, he added a ruminative new verse to the song, rapping, "Went through some things, but I couldn't imagine my kids stuck at the border," directly addressing the current administration's divisive immigration policies.
The percentage of Obamacare customers under the age of 35 has also remained stuck at less than 30 percent, well below the level most health care experts believe is necessary to support a viable insurance marketplace.
This year's increases are expected to affect about 4.4 million low-wage workers across the country, while 19 states still adhere to the federal minimum wage, which has been stuck at $7.25 an hour since 2009.

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