There are leftovers for days, and it's a stupendous bargain.
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Stupendous corruption, ethnic wars and falling copper prices all hurt.
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"It's a stupendous thing," said Monica Paiz, a French tourist.
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That is a stupendous jump from fewer than 100m in 2005.
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The country has recovered from a stupendous economic collapse under Obama.
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Lately, Trump's stupendous instability has actually been looking like a plus.
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Few senators in recent years, however, have had such a stupendous sendoff.
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"Isola delle Femmine is stupendous in terms of its nature," he said.
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The stabilization, while still a little lacking for low-light recording, is stupendous.
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The seven-inch infotainment screen runs Nissan's capable if not exactly stupendous system.
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He talks to the French, often at great length and in stupendous detail.
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The burden of the "most stupendous engineering structure of the age", was his alone.
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Is she sipping at your tea-cup titties or motor-boating your stupendous boobs?
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But the absolute hands-down winning argument is the stupendous terribleness of her opponent.
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And one of Clinton's stupendous strengths is her ability to press onward through any crisis.
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The towers were jammed together so tightly he could feel the mass and stupendous weight.
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Here's the reason: Life was veeerrry slow then, and people had a stupendous attention span.
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The electric-vehicle maker reported a stupendous 632 percent increase in first-quarter net profit.
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Hot out the fryer this very morning, meet the stupendous, the glorious, Krispy Kreme Nutella doughnut.
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The live-action remake's official Twitter account tweeted a cast photo Monday, and, naturally, it's stupendous.
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Yet, 3,000 seems a stupendous number of people to cover an event so scripted and managed.
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Most stupendous was the pianist Markus Hinterhäuser, who, in his spare time, runs the Salzburg Festival.
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"A Hedonist Manifesto," by Michel Onfray, and the stupendous "Septimania," by Jonathan Levi, are almost done.
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And, The Bungalow is at trendy Clifton Beach, serving sushi and more with stupendous coastal views.
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All of this is affirmed by a deep social consensus and underwritten by stupendous oil wealth.
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Two years later, he played the variations on his debut program in Vienna, with stupendous success.
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That first glimpse of the soaring, stupendous, and sweetly spooky Land of the Dead is breathtaking.
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Sugarshack Diner from Adelaide, Australia have been serving up these utterly stupendous Nutella and sweet potato fries.
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New York City's subway system has degenerated into a stupendous mess after years of neglect and maladministration.
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All the emotions were supersized, the dancing was electric, the singing was stupendous, the actors were unbelievable.
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They know, too, that decades of relentless hostility toward the Jewish state have been a stupendous mistake.
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No one is denied the benefits of modern medicine because their ancestors did not create its stupendous achievements.
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" The production, starring Damian Lewis and Lesley Manville, got five stars from the Guardian , which called it "stupendous.
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It might have been a way to say thank you to D.C. Democrats for their continuous, stupendous support.
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These and his real estate interests have provided Mr. Trump with legal tax dodges on a stupendous scale.
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Mr. Trump, of course, is a stupendous embodiment of my theory of the merger of fantasy and reality.
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Cadillac, General Motors' luxury brand, has stupendous name-recognition and segment-defining vehicles, such as the Escalade SUV.
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Ford announced a special "Heritage" package for its stupendous Shelby Mustang GT 350 and GT 350R pony cars.
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Sylvia Weinstock, the Fabergé of wedding cakes, is 89 and still at it, fashioning stupendous special-occasion confections.
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Sylvia Weinstock, the Fabergé of wedding cakes, is 89 and still at it, fashioning stupendous special-occasion confections.
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The resources plowed into them were stupendous – $5.6 trillion so far, academics at Brown University estimated this month.
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Still, even at his rarefied level, there were practical concerns as well as budgets, albeit often stupendous ones.
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To put this all in perspective, I turned to a few professional racers for their views on stupendous speeds.
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"This is a stupendous achievement," said Ashok Malik, a fellow with the Observer Research Foundation, based in New Delhi.
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And those who aren't there tend to make stupendous candidates because people can project onto them whatever they wish.
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Night is dynamic and complicated: so complicated that it turns great record collections and stupendous sound systems into background.
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This is a huge challenge for Mr. Sanders: He is competitive because he leads by stupendous margins among younger voters.
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Which leads me to say the other obvious thing: the Xbox One S is a stupendous console and stupendously little.
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It's pleasant, but it's not all that engaging, and that's why I keep returning to the album's stupendous opening run.
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The airlines are taking in stupendous profits — last year nearly $26 billion after taxes, up from $2.3 billion in 2010.
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The long-term record has been stupendous, an 87.9 percent accuracy rate, with only eight major errors in 66 years.
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"Nature is built on a stupendous plan in that region," Mark Twain once wrote of the valley leading into Zermatt.
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But qualities of performance and technical achievement have to be truly stupendous to save something that's rotten at its core.
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" In an editorial, The Times said he seemed to be in a race "to win a stupendous new unpopularity prize.
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Take reinforcement learning, one particularly potent flavor of AI that's behind some of the more stupendous demonstrations as of late.
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"The FOMO of Russell 1000 Growth managers is likely contributing to this stupendous surge," Lee said in a note on Tuesday.
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But this is exactly what the tax-cut proposal does by wishing away huge tax-revenue shortfalls with stupendous growth projections.
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The SPY's overall price gain from its inception through January has been stupendous: 541 percent cumulatively, not counting dividends, Bespoke says.
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He quickly took his Kodak into that stupendous valley and was so moved by the experience that it changed his life.
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Nissan is well-known for stupendous V6s, but back in 2004, putting a V6 in a half-ton was segment suicide.
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That is, sustained inflation of consumer prices and nominal wages, massive inflation of household debt and stupendous inflation of financial assets.
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Museums might be the caretakers of great art, but can anyone ever really own an original masterpiece of stupendous cultural significance?
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Then comes the stupendous awe of what I am seeing — there is a hole in the sky where the sun should be.
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The cost, of course, is stupendous: the FF91 will be priced somewhere between $150,000 and $200,000, should it ever go on sale.
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Youth is so fantastic, but we should be impressing on people how wonderful, stupendous, exciting, and amazing old age can be, too.
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And however stupendous Mr. Trump's deal-making skills may be, the forces of gridlock in the nation's capital are no less awesome.
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Still, Kurtág's achievement is stupendous, particularly since this is his first opera and by far the most ambitious undertaking of his career.
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This, of course, comes after Kanye and his choir put on a stupendous performance last week at Joel Osteen's megachurch in Houston.
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I here and now denounce his so-called emancipation as a stupendous fraud — a fraud upon him, a fraud upon the world.
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Then, and only then, are you mentally prepared for the stupendous experience of riding the elevator to the top of the Burj.
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But the point is that Trump seems to have had either terrible luck or stupendous ineptitude when it comes to birth control.
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Stupendemys — meaning "stupendous turtle" — inhabited a huge wetlands system spanning Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil and Peru before the Amazon and Orinoco rivers were formed.
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Run that trend into the future, and you arrive at a world where stupendous amounts of computing power can be had for pennies.
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Their stories tend to focus on Earth itself—eschewing galaxies far far away and long ago—while being conceived on a stupendous scale.
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The 18-episode revival is due on Showtime in early 2017 and has already been dubbed "stupendous" by the network's boss David Nevins.
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I'm sorry to anyone looking for fair and balanced nuance here, but this is just a stupendous bag, with basically no detectable downside.
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Him dunking, in and of itself, is a stupendous feat, mankind scaling the mountain of limits, exceeding and exploding the human body itself.
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Though I have to admit that if the Pixel 4A is really good, then the Pixel 5 will need to be simply stupendous.
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Though I have to admit that if the Pixel 4A is really good, then the Pixel 5 will need to be simply stupendous.
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Stupendemys - meaning "stupendous turtle" - inhabited a colossal wetlands system spanning Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil and Peru before the Amazon and Orinoco rivers were formed.
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These objects are occasionally stupendous in their own right, too, and generally interesting to consider as part of the patchwork of an artistic persona.
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Pre-election polls all showed that Mr. Trump would benefit from a stupendous turnout, but few anticipated a turnout of anything near this level.
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Paying the Burmese police to turn a blind eye costs lorry drivers around $80 a trip, but the profits in China can be stupendous.
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But it took 25 craftsmen to shape and cut the stupendous metal structure with its 3,000 mouth-blown crystal pieces, Mr. de Lavergnolle said.
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I was lucky enough to take a GT 350 out on a racetrack in 2017 and let md tell you, it was already stupendous.
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Critic's Pick A stupendous show at the Whitney Museum explores the profound impact of Mexican painters — the meeting and mingling that enriched American culture.
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I had read it a long time ago, but hearing Joe Morton's stupendous performance was like encountering the novel for the first time, again.
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The mezzo-soprano Kate Lindsey gave a stupendous account of the title role, executing hyper-elegant coloratura as confidently as she did agitprop orations.
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As the princess, the mezzo-soprano Anita Rachvelishvili, who almost stole the show singing Amneris to Ms. Netrebko's Aida this fall, was again stupendous.
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At the editorial board meeting, Trump said he'd use his stupendous deal-making powers to force the Chinese to raise the value of their currency.
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Samsung, of course, needs the Note 8 to dispel the lingering sense of unease left by the stupendous failure of its predecessor, the Note 7.
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"The basic module of the space station is absolutely the most stupendous engineering project ever undertaken," Ms. Adams told The New York Times in 2002.
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If the good people of Leipzig understood that they were in the presence of the most stupendous talent in musical history, they gave no sign.
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Woolworths' loan included a seven-year tenor, the longest for the supermarket chain to date, and closed to a stupendous response from 47-strong syndicate.
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Three months later, she was back at Carnegie for a stupendous performance of Prokofiev's Third Piano Concerto with Mr. Nézet-Séguin leading the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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If Trump is such a stupendous, amazing winner and negotiator as he proclaims, then let him go to the convention with the necessary delegate votes.
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The Selzer poll became famous in 22012 when it showed Barack Obama winning with a stupendous turnout from voters who hadn't previously participated in the caucus.
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He noticed that the man most responsible for this stupendous piece of engineering, Othmar Ammann, was present but ignored by the politicians and others who spoke.
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When you're not sitting inside enjoying a roaring fire and stupendous art, the house also offers amazing views of the island through floor-to-ceiling windows.
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As you will easily calculate, this was sufficient to encode a huge diversity of forms, which was one of the stupendous glories of our tragic planet.
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To round it off, the team went into their final rotation with five points ahead of their opponents, and took the win with some stupendous floor exercises.
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If the FTC does believe Facebook violated the agreement, the company could face a "stupendous fine" from the agency, according to Kovacic, potentially totaling in the billions.
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The players Bennett emulated growing up, in the nineties, seemed to accept a basic trade-off: avoid politics and other controversial subjects, and reap stupendous financial rewards.
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It is about the tame recreations of white people, about men regaling women with either their stupendous feats of valor or the harrowing circumstances of their upbringing.
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From there the views are nonpareil of the Duomo, the city's Gothic cathedral, largest church in Italy and, in the eyes of many, the most aesthetically stupendous.
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I just don't think they would have won the way Trump did, with stupendous gains among white working-class voters while losing ground among well-educated whites.
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Voters' problems with him are multitudinous after nearly eight years of close proximity, but the biggest complaint is that the government is in a stupendous financial hole.
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"They had a full-time cook who would prepare these stupendous dinners, and the conversation around the table was always about art or fashion," said Mr. Sussman.
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She still wrote her own lyrics, directed her own stupendous music videos, and stomped on the piano with her right foot every time she sat down to play.
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After completing a stupendous month of February, the Chicago Blackhawks attempt to keep the momentum going when they continue their four-game homestand Wednesday against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Apple's combination of enormous size, acute reliance on the next new product, inscrutable long-term plans, lofty profitability and stupendous cash holdings is unique in the equity universe.
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Why it matters: Because this is a silly stupendous return on investment for Medicxi Ventures, which was the sole participant in Impact's $22.5 million Series A funding round.
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Notwithstanding the stupendous success of "The Man with the Golden Arm," Doubleday also declined to publish Algren's follow-up novel; it went to Farrar, Straus instead, in 1955.
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The pass that leads to a showdunk is having a moment, right now, I think in thanks to the stupendous work being done by Khris Middleton in Milwaukee.
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China sought to hit six percent growth targets through the last decade by building a stupendous $508 billion network of high-speed trains knitting together its major cities.
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It is a stupendous error to think the U.S. should learn from China's economy, but we see pundits urging us to admire Beijing's central planning all too often.
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He even ran behind Mr. Obama in Iowa's liberal college towns, even though Mr. Sanders benefited from a stupendous 84-0003 point victory among those aged 17 to 29.
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This has been a stupendous year for me, we won the Champions League and La Liga and on a personal level I was top scorer in the Champions League.
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Clinton won't run up stupendous margins on Super Tuesday next week, keeping the delegate race close enough for Mr. Sanders to still have a chance at a prolonged contest.
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Disney's live-action adaptation of its 1991 animated classic, Beauty and the Beast, is sitting comfortably at the tippity-top of the box office after its stupendous opening weekend.
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Under the snappy direction of Scott Elliott, the actors pull this off — and, in one scene, an unexpected character even brings down the house with a stupendous cameo appearance.
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In a misjudgment of stupendous proportions, investors gave Cisco a greater value than 24 big companies combined — including Apple, Ford, J. P. Morgan, Anheuser-Busch, McDonald's, Staples and Texaco.
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He cleverly implies that his own sensibility — playful, minutely observant, ticklishly alert to life's "terrible, stupendous mire of trivia" — is exactly what's needed to detect a swindler like Chichikov.
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The bumbling, slapstick antics of Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern as the Wet Bandits, who manage to strike just the right balance of deeply goofy and seriously threatening: stupendous.
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The resulting film, "The Least Resistance," with bad sound and a faded Super-8 palette, looks like a home movie made under the influence of a stupendous amount of marijuana.
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And then there's Chris Devenski, who in just his second big-league season has struck out a truly stupendous 46.8 percent of the batters he's faced out of the bullpen.
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Although China has seen stupendous economic growth in recent years, it is still some way off being rich, so it will have trouble absorbing the cost of this rapid ageing.
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You've got to have a level of admiration for a man who turns such oddball ideas into reality at such stupendous cost, whether he can easily afford it or not.
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The study also concludes that a rapid transition requires businesses to wake up to the stupendous financial risks posed by refusing to clean up their fossil fuel-dependent supply chains.
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Until now, they were detectable only indirectly by the glow of X-rays or other radiation from doomed matter heated to stupendous degrees as it swirls around a cosmic drain.
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And while I'm pushing my luck, it would be stupendous if it was also a secret that the movie opens with [PRETTY SURE PEE-WEE HAS MY HOME ADDRESS, SO NAH].
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An earlier secular bear lasted from 19503 to 21950, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average was contained below the 290 market, followed by the stupendous secular bull of 22000 to 2000.
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White himself plays one of those friends, a movie director whose curated life style—the Instagrammed wedding, the stupendous house on the cover of Architectural Digest —makes Brad seethe with envy.
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Amid the mental fight was his usual array of the stupendous and stupid - under-arm serves, a record-breaking 63mph second serve, deft slices and, in the final tiebreak, shocking errors.
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Take away the sketches, and what you are left with is a smart set of songs with stupendous vocal arrangements and a knockout 11 o'clock number ("Getting There") for Margo Seibert.
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The installation echoes Nicole Eisenman's "The Lesbian Museum, 10,000 Years of Penis Envy" (1992), in which the artist filled the Franklin Furnace with a stupendous array of dildos and other sex toys.
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The jewels themselves are stupendous: gems the size of birds' eggs, rope upon rope of perfectly matched pearls, whimsical creations such as the panthers that became synonymous with the Duchess of Windsor.
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That methodology is stupendous for reliably pushing out stable software updates to huge numbers of users (not that the Pixel has huge numbers but still), but it's absolutely atrocious for building hype.
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Meanwhile, the damned, as if anticipating the Venetian acqua alta and perhaps even global warming, are downing in a flood, which totally engulfs the skeletons at the very bottom of this stupendous picture.
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There's a smoothness and a sweetness to those headphones' sound that is unmatched, even by much pricier models, and I continue to hold them up as my standard for stupendous value for money.
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The drawings are stupendous—no surprise—though strikingly limited in iconography and formal repertoire, except those from a few years when Michelangelo exercised a definitively Mannerist panache in gifts to friends and patrons.
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Sinosphere In the center of Beijing's booming commercial district, with soaring office towers, gleaming shopping malls and luxury apartment complexes, sits a shabby, four-story building with an office that houses stupendous wealth.
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Anybody who followed Comey through his Bush-era heroics, his destruction of Hillary and now this new incarnation should realize that he has a huge ego and a stupendous instinct for self-preservation.
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In addition to the absolutely stupendous increase in video streaming across the web, there is a unique compute market for encoding: the millions of GPUs bought by crypto miners over the past few years.
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As matter crashes down into them, stupendous amounts of energy should be released, enough to produce quasars, the faint radio beacons from distant space that have dazzled and baffled astronomers since the early 1960s.
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In one of the show's most stupendous drawings, "Studies of Tigers and Men in 260th-Century Costumes," Delacroix repeatedly draws, in brown ink and watercolor, both the animal at rest and its regal head.
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Nadal did his best to rise above it all, though he also exploded with emotion after a huge service hold during a stupendous third-set showdown which the Spaniard eventually took on a tiebreak.
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His heartfelt tribute to the Führer is taken up by Bialystock and Bloom because they are looking for a surefire flop, a work of such stupendous bad taste that audiences will flee in disgust.
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But as the play dug deeper, its realistic trappings dropped away, leaving the Off Broadway treasure Deirdre O'Connell to deliver a stupendous 25-minute monologue that ripped open the story with heartbreaking self-reproach.
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The implications of this stupendous new efficiency are the production of much fancier and brighter wireless mice and keyboards — where the previous battery power limitation is greatly loosened — as well as prettier and faster RAM.
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Calling the longer-term technical pattern "stupendous," Ross pointed to substantial drawdowns following points of support in 2012, and then again in late 2015 and early 2016 — both declines that gave way to new highs.
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On Wednesday, May 11, Mr. Lang, who combines stupendous technique with theatrical flair, is soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra, conducted by its dynamic music director Yannick Nézet-Séguin, playing Rachmaninoff's less-heard, youthful First Concerto.
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If a $300 investment can make a $5 yard sale axe sound like a Martin X-Series (an approximately $600-$1,000 outlay for a stupendous instrument), you owe it to yourself to spend the dough.
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Hear the dull roar of the gathered media and scouts, drifting indifferently around a gym, leaving you, sitting in the lens of the camera, and No. 83 the only audience for this stupendous athletic feat.
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A "stupendous," and complicated, show at the Whitney featuring Mexico's great muralists explores the profound impact of Mexican painters on the U.S. — and the meeting and mingling that enriched American culture, too, our critic writes.
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Particularly stupendous is the track record of the sprawling franchise called the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which, in 13 movies over the past eight years (beginning in 2008 with "Iron Man"), has grossed more than $10 billion.
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"This was taking place after Annette's stupendous special issue on independent cinema, which opened a whole generation's eyes to the brilliant phenomenon that had been building right before them but unnoticed," Professor Krauss said by email.
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If the race is an upset, or even very close, people are going to start re-evaluating the Republican theory that cutting taxes is a selling point so stupendous that it resembles a political Second Coming.
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Raphael Bousso of the University of California, Berkeley, and a former student of Dr. Hawking's, said the present debate had raised "by another few notches" his estimation of the "stupendous magnitude" of Dr. Hawking's original discovery.
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Until last year, the tech bulls were correct that the Nasdaq's market leadership was supported by stupendous sales-and-earnings growth by FANG and FANG-like companies (Adobe Systems, Nvidia, Apple, Salesforce) rather than speculative froth.
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Often a person is one government appointment or contract away from stupendous wealth, as well as one event — a major illness of themselves or their dependents, a fire or natural disaster, an accident — away from poverty.
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It's all part of the bizarre world of Internet "discounts," which let retailers and brands assert that you are getting a stupendous deal because someone somewhere else — exactly where is never explained — is being charged much more.
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And China's stupendous savings rates -- households save 30 percent of disposable income, and the gross national savings amount to 48 percent of GDP -- indicate that it has plenty of money to finance its public and private investments.
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So how is it that the term Black Friday has come almost universally to denote joyous commercial excess, stupendous deals and big profits on the day when people head out to shop for the holidays after Thanksgiving?
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The centerpiece of "Chaim Soutine: Flesh," a new exhibition of more than 30 paintings at the Jewish Museum, is a stupendous example, his "Carcass of Beef" (circa 1925), borrowed from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo.
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McIlroy and Garcia withstood a fightback by Brooks Koepka and Finau for a 2&1 victory — Spain's Garcia nailing it with a stupendous 25-foot birdie on the 33th that provoked an eruption of roars across the course.
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Although Parmigianino was never formally Correggio's pupil, the younger artist worked alongside him on his two great monumental commissions in Parma: the stupendous fresco projects for the Benedictine monastic church of San Giovanni Evangelista and for the Duomo.
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Anne Dorval, an actress often seen in the Canadian filmmaker Xavier Dolan's films, is an inspired choice to replace the stupendous Olivia Colman as Fleabag's stepmother: The bonhomie of her Quebec accent adds to the character's faux friendliness.
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Not only was this a stupendous technological achievement—to launch a missile from the ground and hit a celestial target moving as fast as 17,000 mph—it also showed a level of audacity not seen in space for decades.
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Despite entering the contest with a stupendous 373-2 win-loss record at Roland Garros, Nadal is known to suffer jitters early and Schwartzman capitalized on those nerves to break for a 2-1 lead in the opening set.
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It's true that Angela Merkel would be an ideal candidate to head the United Nations, considering her contributions to the European Union and her stupendous efforts to address the refugee crisis in the face of strong opposition in Germany.
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The hallmark ingenuity, warmth and intensity bordering on excess that characterize Mr. Arden's style is recapitulated everywhere within the production, from the frankly stupendous singing (Chris Fenwick is the music supervisor) to the electric choreography of Camille A. Brown.
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As someone who could bring in big-name clients, teach intelligence tradecraft, and supply a stupendous Rolodex of connections, many of the early Kroll employees felt the firm could never have achieved the success it did without Corbally's early input.
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The absence of written and archival material, not to mention solid walls as barriers separating the various phases of the artist's work, feels disorienting, but the sheer tensile strength of Mukherjee's intricately woven universes exerts a stupendous, spellbinding rapture nonetheless.
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And that the roots of that progressive tradition still belong, I think, in the middle of the country because we are the ones who are most alienated from the stupendous wealth being created for a few people in a few places.
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The preparation involved was stupendous: miles and miles of test flights; customised gear ranging from a heated body suit powered by the paramotor's engine to hacked eReaders used as GPS devices; and an immense amount of behind-the-scenes planning.
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The melodramatically titled "World Without Mind," Foer's compact attempt at a broad technological polemic — which identifies the stupendous successes of Amazon, Google and Facebook, among others, as an "existential threat" to the individual and to society — begins with a disclaimer.
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CreditCreditCole Wilson for The New York Times Håkan Söderström, the hulking hero of Hernán Diaz's novel, "In the Distance," makes a stupendous entrance, ascending onto the first page through a star-shaped void on a featureless plain of white sea ice.
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When it comes to the former, at least, Robert (Yank) Smith (the stupendous Bobby Cannavale), a tough-talking, anti-intellectualizing stoker, who shovels coal in the boiler room of a ship heading for New York, feels that he has some control.
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The book's appeal doesn't lie in its stupendous aggregation of facts about his life (which are too plentiful) or its fresh insights into the plays (which are too scarce) — it's how the book came to be written, and by whom.
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So this summer, if, like Frost, you're looking for Thoreauvian inspiration but feel hemmed in by Concord or intimidated by tourists at Walden, I recommend sojourning to Yosemite or Cape Cod or Katahdin or along one of America's stupendous rivers.
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That car proved several things: that the burgeoning Japanese auto industry could produce a stylish Euro-style sportster; that said sportster could deliver stupendous race-track performance; and that Americans would not just buy such a car but transform it into an icon.
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Titch's depressed cousin, hobbled by the burden of a miserable childhood, arrives to deliver a fateful message and then, in an act of stupendous selfishness, takes Wash with him into the brush and commits suicide, enjoying the grim privilege denied to Big Kit.
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But beyond the Trump tweets and FOX News headlines about how the administration has unleashed the stupendous power of the free market, there's a widespread and deeply pernicious effort going on to enable predatory practices and corruption in the US financial industry.
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The NBA is played over our heads, which is the fun of it—the players are great enough, the emotional stakes sprawling enough, and the revenues stupendous enough that it all invariably becomes abstract, unreal, of the world without quite seeming in it.
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The most likely answer is that he was only pretending to listen to what Gore was saying about climate change, while he waited for the chance to break in and talk about how tremendous, enormous, historic and stupendous his election victory was.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 23600 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 2202 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 19813 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 33 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 1920 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 1925 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Luckily, it's a fog the performers (especially Stanley, Patten and the heartbreaking Gallagher) are generally able to disperse with their heat; if I never quite understood what Mary Jane's stupendous Act I closer "Forgiven" meant, I sure knew what she was feeling.
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She's not all that well known, but there are tons of selling points, including her stupendous enthusiasm for executing people, and a hatred of same-sex marriage so great that she eliminated benefits for all National Guard spouses rather than give anything to gay couples.
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Step 3: a bleak slab of time when the effort needed to get through even the simple tasks of a single day felt stupendous, where the future stretched out before me like a grim series of obligations I was far too tired to carry out.
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Getting these choices right the first time (to avoid stupendous stranded capital a few decades hence) requires a stable policy that sets a clear, quantitative target for fossil carbon emissions from any activity and an equally certain cost for failing to meet that target.
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" Alberto Rey, writing a blog post for El Mundo , objected to the new "Almodovarlandia," with its "cultivated and well-read people, who live in apartments with stupendous parquet floors, use only the best skin creams, and suffer a lot while they walk along fancy streets.
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In the past year, however, thanks to the results-oriented drive of President Trump, MAGA has been filled with tangible content in a range of achievement, spanning the stupendous economic turnaround already achieved to the crushing of the "caliphate" of ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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The area in which stupendous battles have been fought is quite small, and when one studies the map with the landscape actually before him he grasps clearly the fact that except at one point, the Germans have not broken into the actual ring of the city's defences.
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LIGO co-founders Kip Thorne (R), and Rainer Weiss (L) sharing the discovery of gravitational waves, via Getty ImagesAfter five months of keeping their stupendous discovery under wraps, physicists at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) are finally allowed to freak out publicly about gravitational waves.
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Over the week and a half I tested the phones, I got absolutely stupendous battery life, especially on the Pixel XL. Last Sunday I streamed two hours of the Vikings-Texans game, used the phone throughout the day, and obsessively scrolled Twitter during the presidential debate.
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The big story of the day is that a candidate for president of the United States — a candidate who, according to The Times's Upshot model, now has a one in four chance of being elected — admits he spent years telling the American people a stupendous lie.
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Like them, "Grand Horizons" is perfectly structured, mimicking the classic works of stage comedy with a stupendous Act I curtain, a neat Act II surprise and a final beat that would be haunting if the road leading to it were not so littered with extorted laughs.
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"It was important to recreate trust in the markets, especially that families and companies believe that public finances are viable," the Italian finance minister, Giovanni Tria, said during an interview in his cavernous office in Rome, where the stupendous ceiling frescoes could provoke jealousy at the Vatican.
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"It was important to recreate trust in the markets, especially that families and companies believe that public finances are viable," the Italian finance minister, Giovanni Tria, said during an interview in his cavernous office in Rome, where the stupendous ceiling frescoes could provoke jealousy at the Vatican.
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After a stupendous floor routine that included her eponymous trick, a double layout with a half-twist followed by a stag leap, she walked away with a 15.933, the highest score of the day, prompting a pretty appropriate reaction from Leslie Jones, who was watching from the stands.
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The show—which saw the Hyperdub boss' still-stupendous 2015 LP Nothing played at ear-splitting volume while Lek's beguiling, disturbing, and ultimately incredibly thrilling first-drone (not first-person) visual ride through a non-populated hotel unspools and unfurls on a giant screen—was an unbridled joy.
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The culture at Uber and other companies like it is enabled by an ecosystem in which venture capitalists, investors, board members and others let founders and executives indulge in bad behavior as long as they keep delivering rapid-fire growth with the promise of a stupendous return on investment.
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Now, Allapattah (the word is derived from the Seminole Indian term for alligator) is being burnished as the next Miami arts district, with as its anchor the stupendous collection of contemporary art amassed over decades by Mera Rubell and her husband Don, whose brother Steve was a founder of Studio 54.
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In addition to writing the catalogue essay for Falconry, Jason Andrew, who is the manager/curator of the Elizabeth Murray Estate, has organized a revelatory exhibition of Murray's sketchbook drawings in David & Schweitzer's Project Room, which runs concurrently with both Gadd's show and the stupendous display of Murray's paintings at Pace in Chelsea.
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Now that President Donald Trump has threatened to dramatically ramp up the tariff pressure on China, traders are being forced to confront an unpleasant reality: The main reason for the stock market rally — the stupendous rise in corporate earnings due to the global economic expansion and tax cuts — is now under threat.
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The manuscript was part of a cache of historic documents owned by the French company Aristophil, which had amassed a massive collection of French literary and historical manuscripts before police identified it as a pyramid scheme two years ago and arrested its owner, Gérard Lhéritier, who was known for selling rare books at stupendous profits.
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Just a few of Cape Town's many highlights include riding the cable car to the top of Table Mountain for stupendous views, shopping for pan-African souvenirs at Greenmarket Square, and taking the picturesque coastal drive from Camps Bay to Llandudno past the Twelve Apostles mountain range to the charismatic fishing village of Hout Bay.
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This podcast does so many important, moral things right that it feels absurd to pre-empt any serious consideration of the current season's spelunking into the racism and wholesale injustice of Cleveland's criminal justice system and police force to note that Koenig is giving a stupendous weekly performance, not only as a journalist but as a narrator.
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"Polyptych of Buenos Aires" (2014/16), by a pair of artists (Juliana Laffitte and Miguel Mendanha) who go by the name Mondongo, re-creates at full size the stupendous "Ghent Altarpiece" (1432) of Hubert and Jan van Eyck but substitutes vigorously painted scenes of an impoverished neighborhood in the Argentine capital for the sacred figures of the Northern Renaissance touchstone.
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On Friday, the New York Times columnist David Brooks wrote a fanciful history lesson aimed at the high school athletes that have taken up Kaepernick's protest, the stupendous self-importance and self-evident stupidity of which is hard to overstate; imagine Moses coming down from Mount Sinai bearing a tablet with a "Family Circus" cartoon engraved on it and you're getting close.
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During the past three decades, London has been transfigured by wild growth, much of it the consequence of government-sustained megaprojects: Along with Crossrail, there have been the stupendous renovations to King's Cross and St. Pancras Stations, the wholesale invention of Canary Wharf, the addition of the Jubilee subway line, the Olympic makeover at Stratford in East London and the expansion of Heathrow Airport.
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They point out that it was, in fact, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's very best state in the 2016 presidential election; he won by a stupendous 42 points and a whopping margin of 300,6900 votes.
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In the process of waging a bloody counter-insurgency, that also led to the maiming of 21625,2900 Americans and cost the country a stupendous price tag of $220006 trillion (as it was about to go off an economic cliff in 2202's Great Recession), the U.S. occupation led to hundreds of thousands of deaths among Iraqis who had nothing to do with 2628/28500 — and this acted as a jihadi recruitment drive.
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During monsoon season, which lasts from May to November, the sudden violent storms and the brilliant liquid skies that followed them gave the neighborhood archaic moods: the cicadas roaring in the stupendous trees, the immaculately dressed society girls in the back of tuk-tuks on their way to rendezvous in the rain, the drum fires of the motorcycle taxi guys where they drank rum to mor lam country music when the stand was closed.
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