Prior to Depop, Maria held successively roles at Groupon and Privalia.
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Has successively broken two previous records he held in 2017 and 2018.
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With just two exceptions, there have been successively fewer briefings every month afterward.
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We kept successively adding layers onto our sense of where all these characters were.
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Johannes Itten, László Moholy-Nagy, and Josef Albers successively directed the school's prerequisite course.
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The risk, he said, was increasing in a stepwise manner in successively younger people.
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Almodóvar had made six movies in eight years, enjoying successively larger budgets and audiences.
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Sensing the car's potential future significance, its first two buyers successively placed it in storage.
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Her father, Robert, was successively an administrator of the city jail, convention center and airport.
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First Greece and then successively Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Cyprus were forced into bail-out programmes.
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The Basic Pension Scheme was introduced in 2014 successively after the National Pension Scheme in 1988.
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If you pinch it at successively smaller fractions, the basic intervals of conventional Western harmony emerge.
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Moving throughout southern India, he studied successively under three major gurus, including a fellow saxophonist, Gopalakrishna Iyer.
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Combat is fast, brutal, and punishing, and levels are sewn together by cleverly placed, successively unlocked shortcuts.
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For offline-preferred players, completing Solo Draft mode involves defeating three successively higher-difficulty teams in a row.
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The game wasn't self-serious or plot-heavy; its narrative amounts to Gordon Freeman fighting successively bigger monsters.
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He claimed that Mr. Seddiqi had successively married and divorced three of the young women on his team.
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Reactors, buried under the cholera center, force water through five chambers, each successively increasing the level of purification.
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Russia has for the past decade successively threatened the United States and its European allies with nuclear attack.
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Until then, it will make successively tighter orbits, passing Venus seven times to accelerate via the gravitational slingshot maneuver.
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A 3D printer works by melting together layers of material that are added successively to the object being created.
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The researchers found that the probes will successively move in and out of various interstellar environments along their journeys.
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Both jihadism and white-nativist fascism have successively presented themselves as answers to that search, in Mr Atran's view.
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Notifications are more functional, too — you can now expand them twice successively to see more information and take action.
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If that term is also upheld, the sentences will run successively for a total of 31 years in prison.
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"What's happened to me successively over the last decade ... is a shedding of fear," he said, according to KSL.
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Laudamotion said on Tuesday it had ordered 18 Airbus A320 planes which will be delivered successively until summer 2019.
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"The higher the ceiling gets set as records are successively broken, the harder it gets to break it," he said.
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The puzzle construction challenge was to lay out eleven four-letter words on successively lower rows of a 15x15 grid.
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Buckley successively marginalized the John Birch Society in the 1950s, and then Pat Buchanan and his followers in the 1990s.
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For decades, the French have watched with dismay as the Spanish, Americans and British have successively monopolised the trophy (see chart).
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A series of such changes on successively transmitted photons can carry information, provided a code has been agreed on in advance.
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The breadth of the Liberty City and the variety of toys successively discovered within invite us to explore and cause trouble.
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But as she was successively emptied over the four or five days of the course, something else would start to happen.
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And it draws your eye successively up, floor by floor, through those parts of the building that display works of art.
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That would amount to three regional brackets, successively anointing a white centrist candidate, a white liberal and a candidate of color.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Laudamotion said on Tuesday it had ordered 18 Airbus A320 planes which will be delivered successively until summer 2019.
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When stories on New Zealand's "pre-Māori Europeans" come up—as they have successively since 2008—it's often the same three sources.
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Blanc, who died in 1877, in turn created a dynasty of his own, with S.B.M. run successively by his widow and son.
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It can also be observed in the locomotion of animals and human-beings, in which kinetic energy is transmitted successively through joints.
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"You work successively, year after year, to be better, and in the end you want to get to the Olympics," she said.
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Alternately live and videotaped, her acts involved successively stripping off layers of clothing, wigs and face masks; the last mask always remained.
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VIENNA, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Laudamotion said on Tuesday it had ordered 19 Airbus A320 planes which will be delivered successively until summer 2019.
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She ran the airports successively: La Guardia from 237 to 1998, Newark Liberty International until 2007, and John F. Kennedy International until 2008.
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U.S. presidents have successively tightened and loosened the decades-old U.S. trade embargo on Cuba imposed in the years after its 1959 revolution.
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He has successively landed at bigger and bigger platformsMarcus has been involved with cryptocurrencies for at least the best part of a decade.
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The deeply embedded traumas of enslavement, Jim Crow, and contemporary police brutality exist in a blended genealogy, each one successively descended from the other.
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The stereolithography process works by successively "printing" thin layers of an object using an ultraviolet (UV) laser focused on a vat of liquid resin.
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I know that each generation is successively worried about the next, convinced that technological innovation keeps removing us, inch by inch, from our humanity.
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Ritchie began running for a club in Aberdeen in 1962, starting at 440 yards before moving successively to cross country, the marathon and beyond.
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"The planes we have to redeliver to Lufthansa will be successively replaced," a spokeswoman said, adding that the Airbus fleet would also be increased.
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It unfolded in successively dispiriting stages, each a testament to Bolton's evil genius (I caught myself muttering, more than once, "You know nothing Jon Snow").
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Over the past decade, mathematicians have found successively faster multiplication algorithms, each of which has inched closer to n × log n, without quite reaching it.
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The chorus' chord progression is boosted and placed front and center, played off by the Scandinavian producers to successively evoke triumphant euphoria and easygoing disorientation.
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The central forecast rises progressively by $2100 to $27 per year between 2100 and 2020, but the range of expectations also becomes successively more dispersed.
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In staggered fashion over the course of an hour, the members of the JACK brought this motif into successively higher partials of different fundamental notes.
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Nominally, it concerns a mysterious six-hour-long audio file with druglike properties and the communities that successively accrued around it in the early 2000s.
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The sequel's plot hinges on a series of twists that successively reveal you to be a pawn in a power struggle among three competing cabals.
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"Expiring power plant supply contracts will be successively replaced with renewable energy," said Torsten Schein, chief executive of DB Energie, the unit responsible for power supply.
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The most opulent persons in the city offered themselves as candidates for the honor of being his priests, and purchased it successively at an immense price.
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Father Paone was relocated successively to Los Angeles, San Diego and Reno in the following years, with Pittsburgh's bishops attesting to his fitness as a priest.
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This week's trove of alarming "Afghanistan Papers" published in The Washington Post details how three U.S. administrations successively painted a rosy picture of the Afghan war.
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Mr Sánchez has successively offered a "government of co-operation" in which Podemos would have second-tier jobs, and then a couple of ministries for technocratic sympathisers.
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Trump's first voyage abroad was a story told in chapters, each successively less pleasant for a President still taking stock of his standing on the world stage.
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The Raptors were better with Patterson on the floor than without each season, to the tune of +7.5, +4.5, +10.3, and +10.4 points per 100 possessions successively.
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A bronze bell reputed to have belonged to Saint Mura is a relic shrine, containing layers of metalwork decoration added successively from the 11th through 16th centuries.
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Repayments are due successively once planes are delivered, meaning the premature end of the production pipeline will leave some parts of the loan unpaid, the media group reported.
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Since the 19th century, six Dutch monarchs have abdicated (though not all successively.) It's a tradition that even Beatrix herself was anticipating continuing back in the late '70s.
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In another experiment highlighted by the New York Times, researchers tested subjects' perception four times throughout a day and found that performance on each test got successively worse.
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Mr. Trudeau's town-hall-style event in London, Ontario, later that day had to be relocated three times to successively larger sites, and people were still shut out.
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"We hope all parties can maintain restraint, proceed cautiously, and avoid successively escalating tensions," said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei when asked about the U.S. B-52 flight.
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Thiel's predictions: We should expect booms and busts of successively greater magnitude as investors go all in on whatever they see as the future source of unbounded technological growth.
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Beijing also massively subsidizes its state-owned enterprises and has successively targeted steel, paper, glass, rubber and auto parts as industries to build at the expense of U.S. competitors.
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Mr. Douthat's plan to make increasingly powerful weapons available to successively higher age groups fails to justify — or explain the purpose of — any weapons of war in private hands.
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Mid-point fixings in the last few days have been successively lower but not as weak as traders expected, while source said state banks have been active in forward markets.
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As the project has gotten more ambitious, the release date has been successively pushed back, first from 2015, then to 2016, 2017, 2018, and now to some indeterminate year beyond.
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The OECD-wide composite leading indicator has worsened successively each month since February 2015 and fallen below the long-term average since September 2015 ("Composite Leading Indicators", OECD, March 2016).
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Coal's displacement by other sources of energy is part of a "grand energy transition" that has seen the dominant energy source shift successively from wood to charcoal, coal and oil.
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A highly influential player on the concert circuit, Bowery has forged close associations with artists and championed a model of booking acts through successively larger sites in the company's network.
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They would successively corrode the foundation of American capitalism from the inside with an endless series of new taxes, regulations, and bureaucracy, with the aim of stifling industry into submission.
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It drew on some of the techniques Catmull had invented during his PhD, including subdivision surfaces, which represent curved objects by dividing a mesh of polygons into successively smaller pieces.
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"The sugars break down and turn successively yellow, tan, brown and darker brown, while developing that complex, sweetly pungent flavor we call caramel," Wolke wrote in The Post in 2002.
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All six companies are modeled to continue to grow their total sales and marketing spend year-on-year from now through the end of 2021, albeit at successively slower rates.
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In actuality, the starters in that quadrant weren't words at all: They were the letters J and Q … successively placed at every credible pair of starting squares until some fill emerged.
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If people complain the monster has become successively less frightening since its first incarnation—as is evidenced in the mixed reception to the new film, Alien: Covenant—this, perhaps, is why.
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Especially in unfinished proof-of-concept form, the only progress to be made in Vive shooters is facing successively larger and deadlier groups of enemies, sometimes with no end in sight.
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Each level has seen a successively larger drop in viewers from 2015, from a 6 percent tumble in the round of 64 to a 24 percent fall in the regional finals.
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The one British exit poll found that 73 percent of voters under age 25 voted to stay in the European Union, and that percentage declined in each successively older age cohort.
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"Tombe," which brings a supermarket cashier (Henda Traore), a woman with an amputated leg (Sandra Escudé) and an elderly dance fan (Sylviane Milley, via a projected film) successively onstage, is less coherent.
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He has had several careers that successively became obsolete due to advancing technology and several marriages that ended in divorce after he and his partners drifted apart after 40 years or so.
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The Supreme Court has successively removed civil rights, reproductive rights and gay rights from the whims of tyrannical local or national majorities by constitutionalizing them, notwithstanding attempts by conservative legislatures to resist.
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The debate over Puerto Rico's status heated up in 2016, after the Supreme Court decided that the United States and Puerto Rico cannot successively try the same person for the same crime.
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Though the h-tron quattro is a concept, Audi has made a number of successively more advanced hydrogen concepts over the past several years that suggest a commercial model can't be far off.
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Energy historians have identified a "grand energy transition" in which human and animal muscle power has been successively replaced by wind and water mills, wood burning, coal and more recently oil and gas.
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At least three groups of protesters successively stood up to chant condemnations at the CIA for long stretches during Brennan's appearance at the Penn Museum, according to reports and videos of the incident.
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Six of the 12 obesity-related cancers — colorectal, uterine corpus (endometrial), gallbladder, kidney, multiple myeloma, and pancreatic — showed increased incidences in young adults and in successively younger birth groups in a stepwise manner.
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He reorganized the project so that it would be built in successively more sensitive phases, and he created a worldwide LIGO Scientific Collaboration of astronomers and physicists to study and analyze the data.
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Regulators at the Fed and elsewhere say that their aim is to "tailor" the rules, in essence applying stricter regulations to successively thinner tiers of bigger banks, rather than the same to all.
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Throughout Marcus career trajectory, he has successively landed at bigger and bigger platforms to try and achieve his goals, learning how to manage different team sizes and "radically different environments" along the way.
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The founder of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, once claimed there had been three great scientific revolutions to have successively knocked humanity off its privileged and self-regarding perch at the center of the universe.
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I shot photos in the same conditions successively on a Pixel XL, a Samsung Galaxy S7 and an Apple iPhone 73 Plus to provide an idea of the differences you can expect with each.
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A young man in "Buried Child," a bruising tale of a Midwestern homecoming, describes looking into the rearview mirror as he is driving and seeing his face morph successively into those of his ancestors.
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BEIJING, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Senior Chinese diplomat Wang Yi said on Friday that the United States has successively acted to attack and suppress China, seriously damaging the hard-won mutual trust between the countries.
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That prompts him to write with a degree of understanding about all the popular movements that successively shook Islam's heartland, including Turkish nationalism, the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and even the Iranian uprising of 1979.
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He says that all three have been able to collaborate on successively bigger stages thanks to the levelheadedness that each brings to their working relationship, as well as an ability to separate work and friendship.
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Roughly 71 percent of voters under age 30 cast their ballots for Sanders, a level of support that also then declined in each successively older cohort; 72 percent of voters 65 and older backed Clinton.
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Such customers have been able to repeatedly get mattresses without ever really paying for them by successively purchasing new ones from different online vendors and then sending them back immediately before the return periods expire.
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" He was also intrigued by the notion of what he calls a "pay-as-you-go religion," in which "successively more arcane and bizarre secrets are unveiled to you as you advance farther into the church.
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Piazza had to wait until his fourth attempt, when he received 83 percent of the vote, after three tries in which his vote percentage rose successively but did not exceed the 22016 percent required for election.
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The second gallery is given over to an animated film based on Richter's art book " Patterns ," in which an abstraction is successively subdivided, mirrored, and subdivided again, until it is reduced to thin stripes of color.
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But where The Fullbright Company's award-winning 2013 exploration game centered the act of play around finding clues and passively letting the story wash over you via successively unlocked voiceovers, Devotion makes you a more active participant.
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"At the same time, we predict a prolonged period of low interest rates that will successively reduce our most important source of revenue: net interest income," the banks said in explaining the need for the four-way merger.
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" It is not so much what you might think of as a conventional song as it is a cavalcade of Wayne and Pain coming up with successively more beautiful sounding ways to say "damn" and "wham" and "whoa.
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Because those order types are hidden, it would make it much more difficult for trading firms' algorithms to spot buyback trading patterns, accumulate the shares and then sell them back to the issuer at successively higher last sale prices.
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"We are embarking on another new chapter of our drive technology, which we are also successively extending further to other model series as we move towards electrification and hybridisation," head of Mercedes-AMG Tobias Moers said in a statement.
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Later, they strip down to the inner resources of flesh-colored leotards, but with each successively inane idea the piece more closely resembles something you might expect from teenagers trying to be comic and profound, and clueless about both.
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Following up with Worlds Beyond the Veil in 2003 and Behind the Shadows Lie Madness in 2007, they became successively weirder and more wonderful, hurtling down their own path with hyper-speed beats, cosmic soundscapes and warping, otherworldly guitars.
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He won the prestigious Ascap Deems Taylor Award for writing about music twice, in 1974 and 1978, and served successively on the faculties of the University of Southern California, the University of California, Los Angeles, and other nearby colleges.
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"This in turn successively triggered a premature release of the parachute and the backshell, a brief firing of the braking thrusters and finally activation of the on-ground systems as if Schiaparelli had already landed," the ESA said in a statement.
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Over the past two decades, in and out of control of Congress, the party has nudged dynamic scoring successively closer to the official policy process until we arrived, yesterday evening, at as dramatic a moment as macroeconomic analysis ever gets.
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"Benefitting from a stable uplift of global prosperity, as well as the effect of goods shipments from international brand names successively launching new mobile device products ... (November exports) again reached a historical high," the finance ministry said in a statement.
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"Regrettably, the United States has successively imposed restrictions and put pressure on China in various fields such as economy, trade, science and technology, and on a series of issues concerning China's territorial sovereignty has interfered and smeared (us)," Wang said.
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The case has dogged France's third largest bank for more than a decade, with Kerviel successively characterized as an irresponsible and greedy trader, a victim of the system and eventually a reformed criminal eager to denounce the excesses of the finance industry.
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It's the fact that each piece of Amazon is being built with a service-oriented architecture, and Amazon is using that architecture to successively turn every single piece of the company into a separate platform — and thus opening each piece to outside competition.
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"The process will start now, in the sense that we will meet successively... over the coming month," one EU official involved in the talks said, adding there was likely to be discussion on the subject also during a ministerial meeting on Nov 20.
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The problem gets taken up to successively higher levels, to increasingly more senior officers with greater diplomatic and political authority and greater ability to make decisions that may require more complicated tradeoffs — and hence more complicated commitments of prestige, resources, compensation or incentive.
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As other traditional allies in Europe and Canada find themselves politically weakened and successively insulted by Trump, Abe has met and spoken by phone with the President more than 40 times and has been twice invited to the Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.
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Greece, Spain, Ireland, Portugal and Cyprus are only slowly recovering from the debt crisis that began 2009 when these countries successively began to announce their inability to repay or refinance their government debt or to bail out over-indebted banks under their national supervision.
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But, for almost all (16 out of 18) of the non-obesity related cancers (exception was gastric non-cardia cancer and leukemia), cancers dropped or stabilized in successively younger generations — meaning the absolute risk of all cancers is lower for the youngest age groups.
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But, for almost all (16 out of 18) of the non-obesity related cancers (exception was gastric non-cardia cancer and leukaemia), cancers dropped or stabilized in successively younger generations — meaning the absolute risk of all cancers is lower for the youngest age groups.
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After Army service, he taught high school biology and math in 1960 in Middletown, N.Y. But, intending a career in publishing, he moved to New York and in the early 1960s was an editor successively at A. S. Barnes; Holt, Rinehart & Winston; and Dial Press.
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As the report documents, each of the last three years has successively been the warmest on record based on observational data going back to the late 19th century, and 16 of the last 17 years have been among the 17 warmest years on record globally.
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Gilbert will conduct the ensemble of the Lucerne Festival Alumni in three concerts at the Metropolitan Museum (June 3-5) that combine the great concertos by Ligeti—for piano, cello, and violin, successively—with works by such brilliant disciples as Unsuk Chin and John Zorn.
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When the CMU rover — dubbed "Andy" after the university's founder — eventually grounds itself on the rugged surface of the moon, it will have to travel 500 meters and successively transmit HD images and videos back to earth, as per the Google Lunar XPRIZE's rules.
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To access individual videos, you have to tap the right day, then either successively tap through them one by one, press and hold to be able to swipe through them all, or press and hold and then tap a menu to view thumbnails of all the videos.
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His death was announced by his law firm, Hogan Lovells, which he joined six decades ago after becoming the only person to clerk successively for three United States Supreme Court justices, and where he took the present chief justice, John G. Roberts Jr., under his wing.
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He's likely referring to a software-based restriction on use of Tesla's Launch Control and aggressive acceleration features, which was limited both in terms of total uses and times it could be used successively to limit its impact on vehicle powertrain parts, as well as the Tesla's battery.
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" When the two films were shown together at the New York Film Festival, Vincent Canby of The Times wrote that the evening was "rather more brimful of Mekases than one might ordinarily seek out, yet it's also successively moving, indulgent, beautiful, poetic, banal, repetitious and bravely, heedlessly personal.
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Masterpieces abound, including a 1958 "Flag" done in Mr. Johns's signature wax-based pigment; "Ventriloquist" (1983), whose double flags give primacy to the secondary colors of green and orange; and the Whitney Museum's beloved "Three Flags" (19983), with its successively smaller painted panels stacked like the layers of a cake.
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The new album is a declaration by the 24-year-old artist, who's spent the past decade successively reinventing herself, that she's now embracing all her former selves (yes, including those Hannah Montana years) – and Cyrus put an exclamation point on it by throwing her release party back in her countrified hometown.
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The way I would put it is: rather than a moral arc, I would tell it as a political narrative in which the Olympics movement has successively seen off all sorts of challenges and difficulties, be it the threat of nationalism to an international organization, where you say OK we accept nationalism as fact.
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In one, Twombly's figure is dwarfed by a sculpture of Constantine the Great's hand, a fragment of an enormous statue in the courtyard of the Musei Capitolini; another series of shots captures Twombly on the steps of a Roman basilica from the waist down, photographed successively closer till the last zooms in on his midsection.
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