I used to sweep up hair in a barber shop.
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The simulators can also sweep up information from nearby "bystander" phones.
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The initiative is also likely to sweep up private Chinese companies.
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Most afternoons, he would sweep up the hair at Kev's Unique Barber Shop.
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It's going to sweep up a lot of people in its serrated smile.
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A lead vehicle would cut trenching into the existing surface and sweep up debris.
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A chunk of that time is spent watching the actors leisurely sweep up trash.
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"We sweep up just like the cleaning crew does after us," said Mr. Tei.
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A moderate messiah will appear, sweep up every single nonleftist, and coast to victory.
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I bring her inside, text him, check her paws for cuts, and sweep up.
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He and another inmate were later ordered to sweep up the dorm, he said.
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Someone then has to ride through it alone and sweep up any and all ashes.
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Some critics say the government's terror watch lists sweep up far too many innocent people.
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And then, my dad had to sweep up the streets after to clean up the fireworks.
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Many analysts are predicting that exchange-traded funds will continue to sweep up assets in 2017.
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These raids sweep up hardworking people, deport them and leave their families to suffer the consequences.
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Human moderators will in turn ensure that the AI doesn't accidentally sweep up and eliminate legitimate speech.
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And don't forget to use the very clever, "STUFFIT" code at checkout to sweep up the savings.
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In these models, the shock fronts from nuclear explosions sweep up more gas as they expand outward.
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I'm learning to sweep up my errant crumbs, and he's learning to live with a little chaos.
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She expressed concern that the lawsuits would sweep up legitimate good actors and end up crushing small startups.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has launched an antitrust review that could sweep up Amazon, Google and Facebook.
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The user can sweep up Facebook, WhatsApp, and Skype messages, emails, phone calls, GPS locations, and much more.
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I stood up, put on my shirt, and pulled the broom from the kitchen closet to sweep up.
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In addition to the targeting of specific foreigners, several N.S.A. programs sweep up huge quantities of communications wholesale.
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Senate Republicans, however, argue the proposal is too broad and would sweep up Americans not tied to terrorism.
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Following predictions that he could sweep up to 10 Super Tuesday states, Trump had to content himself with seven.
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Currents sweep up a lot of this plastic and carry it to a handful of locations in the ocean.
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These investigative techniques involve a government-sponsored hack, and have the potential to sweep up huge numbers of people.
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The immigration law's broad inadmissibility provisions sweep up innocent refugees who were kidnapped, enslaved, or threatened by armed groups.
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The storm is now a Category 22019 storm forecast to sweep up the southeastern coast of the United States.
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The storm is now a Category 22019 storm forecast to sweep up the southeastern coast of the United States.
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That's why we're here, to try and sweep up the debris of the last seven days' worth of online activity.
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One example is sit/lie laws, which target the homeless community, and often sweep up the disability community by extension.
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Year after year, Amazon spends and gains power, an expanding collection of services that sweep up more and more customers.
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The administration is saying it won't sweep up ex-DACA recipients — but not that it will keep that from happening.
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The scuttlebutt among vendors is that the FDA is looking to sweep up any company running afoul of the law.
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But it also revealed the huge appetite by hackers to sweep up even the most obscure details of international negotiations.
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He worried that the Yellow Vest frustration with government would sweep up the movement, perhaps unwittingly, in far-right politics.
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Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas are bracing for the Hurricane Dorian, currently expected to sweep up their coasts next week.
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That's not much, when you consider that a burglar is likely to sweep up your entire jewelry box, she said.
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When Kang "Blank" Sun-gu took over, though, the Korean team was able to sweep up three wins in a row.
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Mr Javid is keen to sweep up after the Windrush fiasco, in which several Britons with Caribbean roots were unfairly evicted.
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At that time, WhatsApp founder Jan Koum tried to quell fears that Zuckerberg's giant would come and sweep up your data.
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Between 2001 and 2013, the program allowed the government to sweep up records of Americans' phone calls and texts in bulk.
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In a flash(boys), the market suddenly began to ferociously sweep up the eight-month losers and pummel the year's winners.
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The Democrat has helped sweep up new and motivated voters, people who will also vote in House, state and local races.
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Yet he lacks blaze, as if reluctant to sweep up the theater in the heartthrob rapture you expect him to exemplify.
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Local fishermen working out of hand-hewn canoes compete with megatrawlers whose mile-long nets sweep up virtually every living thing.
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The three are gunning to sweep up a chunk of the $7 billion in sales Toys "R" Us has left behind.
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Republicans oppose the gun bill because they argue it will sweep up innocent people unfairly, prompting them to lose their constitutional rights.
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There is no current system to remove old satellites or sweep up bits of debris in order to prevent a Kessler event.
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Some reports suggest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents may sweep up other "collateral arrests" as they troll communities for their targets.
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Cruz is expected to sweep up more delegates there in his bid to deny Trump the necessary 1,237, forcing a contested convention.
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I clean up around the house — I swear I sweep up a new dog off the floor every week with all this fur!
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Keeping my finger on the screen, I used my thumb to sweep up from the bottom of the screen and reveal the dock.
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"There was only one reason he nominated Corbyn, and that was to sweep up the Corbyn supporters," the former Downing Street official said.
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There isn't even much litter — street cleaners seem to sweep up the empty water bottles and snack wrappers the instant they are dropped.
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They help lawyers make decisions, they sweep up after our parties, and now they can help you figure out how to invest your money.
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His method, exemplified in Memphis, is to highlight an emotive crime, then deploy outrage as a dragnet to sweep up piffling, often nonviolent criminals.
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So restrictions on the use of any portion of that code could sweep up a large portion of the Rift and Gear VR's library.
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There is also the possibility of using an IMSI-catcher, otherwise known as a Stingray, to sweep up your communications, and verification texts too.
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Miso, a home cleaning service in South Korea, wants to sweep up some ambitious growth goals after being accepted into Y Combinator's summer class.
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The system can't raise red flags about people whose illness hasn't been treated, yet it can also sweep up people who aren't actually dangerous.
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That section establishes rules for the government to conduct surveillance on foreign targets and, in the process, can sweep up information on US citizens.
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Capitol crews sweep up remnants of the shattered 10 Commandments monument, toppled by a driver who is now in police custody #ARnews #arpx pic.twitter.
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One MCA report from 1970 suggested that if the payload were to detonate, a 16-foot wave could sweep up the Thames to London.
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But sometimes intelligence agencies sweep up emails sent by or to Americans, and that worries citizens and policymakers alike who care about their privacy.
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"We will see what we can sweep up in the areas and how we can turn them into hubs in the future," Cook said.
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Capitol crews sweep up remnants of the shattered 28503 Commandments monument, toppled by a driver who is now in police custody #ARnews #arpx pic.twitter.
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The provision allows intelligence agencies to monitor communications of foreign officials overseas, but it can also incidentally sweep up the communications of U.S. citizens.
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It has not fielded a presidential candidate for two decades and has instead used its role as coalition partner to sweep up lucrative government positions.
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Lubumbashi mayor Jean Oscar Sanguza told Reuters it was a "sweep up" operation targeting "criminals and bandits", and that security forces were looking for arms.
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If you're doing it right, you'll need to use an old-school broom to sweep up the pieces as your Roomba will experience some trouble.
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Unable to legitimately spy on Donald Trump himself, did intel officials search for people around him to wiretap, knowing they could sweep up Trump indirectly?
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Conservatives in the U.S., including Trump, have traditionally balked at efforts to sweep up "extremist" content, claiming it often results in disproportionate right-wing censorship.
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Using a truck that normally delivers library books, city workers and volunteers raced the rain to sweep up candles and vases, cards and toy cars.
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"Late call out to sweep up and remove debris from broken door," says an invoice from CR8 Construction, the local company hired to do repairs.
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Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas are bracing for the arrival of Hurricane Dorian, which is expected to sweep up their coasts over this coming week.
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Riyadh seems to be using its favored ally status and the general sense of geopolitical turmoil to sweep up whatever it can, including with Washington's rivals.
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He further called upon his agency to target "bad actors" targeting Americans consumers with robocalls in a fashion that doesn't sweep up millions of American consumers.
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New records shared with Motherboard show companies from Finland are deeply involved in the international sale of equipment to sweep up phone calls and track devices.
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"He won't even let anyone sweep up his hair clippings," said his son Bob Mancinelli, 81, who noted that his father even gives haircuts to himself.
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On Yarra Boulevard in Kew, another popular biking route, a local council has spent tens of thousands of dollars to sweep up large tacks with magnets.
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And this presumably includes a wide range of unfriendly tech that will sweep up data on innocent Americans and other people who aren't actually breaking the law.
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This institutional implosion will continue and expand with the mass purges of Gulenists, which will inevitably sweep up others who have nothing to do with the fraternity.
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"I think if you have a few venture capitalists that come in and sweep up all the tokens, to me that's a failed token sale," Shea added.
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Sugar is adsorbent, so the paint will adhere to it, allowing you to then pick or sweep up the sugar — and the nail polish along with it.
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It also warns lawmakers against intentionally posting "audio-visual distortions," which could sweep up misleadingly Photoshopped images or video footage that has been altered in any way.
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It also warns lawmakers against intentionally posting "audio-visual distortions," which could sweep up misleadingly altered images or video footage that has been altered in any way.
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The provisions are chilling to many immigration advocates, who argued that they could sweep up unauthorized immigrants beyond the criminals Mr. Trump says he wants to target.
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States routinely cull their lists of registered voters of those who have died or moved away, but some purge so aggressively that they sweep up legitimate voters.
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Kuczynski promised not to pardon Fujimori when he ran against Fujimori's daughter, Keiko Fujimori, in last year's tight election - helping him sweep up support from the family's foes.
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Trump may have been able to sweep up huge amounts of donations from his fervent supporters, but he does not seem to have motivated the big outside actors.
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But critics of the law say these programs can sweep up the communications of Americans, and allows agencies like the FBI to search through it without a warrant.
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My grandmother used to say that it's not right to take a brush and sweep up everything when your intention is to get rid of just the dirt.
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Mr LeBreton reckons that a fleet of booms could, by 2040, sweep up virtually all the non-tiny detritus, but only if plastic leakage into the sea is stanched.
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For years, civil rights advocates have argued that broad, secretive powers granted to the government under Section 702 allow it to indiscriminately sweep up electronic communications with little accountability.
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Thankfully, there's a range of over-the-counter skin-care products that can kill bacteria, increase cell turnover, and sweep up oil to help give you a clearer complexion.
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In banning EAOs, Facebook has set a precedent that could sweep up other legitimate organizations based on the actions of minorities within their ranks, government claims or other situations.
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But too often over the past decade, intelligence and law enforcement agencies choose approaches that sweep up information from millions of innocent Americans instead of targeting terrorists and criminals.
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The heroes of Wikipedia are not giants in their fields but so-called WikiGnomes—editors who sweep up typos, arrange articles in neatly categorized piles, and scrub away vandalism.
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The Digital Economy Act is also looking to clamp down on internet bots that sweep up tickets to entertainment events before selling them on at a marked up price.
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Festivities for a city's patron saint sweep up citizens, churchgoers or not, and some 8,000 church-run oratories throughout Italy offer after-school programs and other activities for children.
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His administration allowed agents to pick up any unauthorized immigrant they encountered during a raid as a "collateral arrest" — explicitly allowing them to sweep up immigrants without criminal records.
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Sitting there, as people hurried to sweep up 20 years worth of calluses, I felt like I'd just gotten off on some really weird porn — deeply ashamed, but so satisfied.
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These new rules will make it harder for these ISPs to sweep up your personal and intimate data so that they can sell it to advertisers or other third parties.
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It was my job, after all, as a single parent, as the "grown-up" (which will forever have air quotes), to sweep up the feathers, to deal with the aftermath.
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A hit at London's National Theater in 2017, "Chronicles" has since been touring Britain and the United States and is guaranteed to sweep up any audience in its tail winds.
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The Trump administration is considering the mass mobilization of 100,000 National Guard troops to sweep up undocumented immigrants in 11 states, according to a draft memo, the Associated Press reported Friday.
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The inmates who collect chew this way are known as "Vultures," and usually carry a toothbrush and a playing card in their pocket to help them sweep up the tobacco refuse.
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Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act, which is set to expire at the end of this year, is the legal basis for NSA programs that broadly sweep up electronic communications.
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Similar to the initial reported plan, ICE agents are targeting at least 2,000 immigrants for deportation across 10 major cities and could also sweep up immigrants who aren't the initial targets.
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The Trump administration is considering the mass mobilization of 100,000 National Guard troops to sweep up undocumented immigrants in 11 states, according to a draft memo the Associated Press reported Friday.
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Critics charge that the bill, which renews 702 and powers National Security Agency spying, is nominally for foreign targets, but allows the government to sweep up American communications with few safeguards.
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There's this whole conversation going on about whether now is the time we submit a moderate candidate to sweep up disenfranchised Trump people, or now is the time to strike back.
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You can also activate this setting through the new Control Center (you sweep up from the bottom of the Apple Watch screen to access it) and select the Rain Drop icon.
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Since the order only authorizes foreign targets, intelligence services argue that Fourth Amendment concerns don't apply — but those same collection efforts also sweep up vast amounts of communications by US citizens.
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In other words, the proposal is guaranteed to sweep up people who the government has already determined, for sure, don't pose a threat — and return them to scrutiny all over again.
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The Australian Maritime Safety Authority was asked to lead the effort to sweep up the oil out at sea, and a salvage company, Resolve Marine Group, has led cleanup efforts onshore.
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As the commission into "state capture" gets under way it is likely to sweep up people who have benefited from Mr Zuma's rule (and who have fought to keep him in power).
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All 27 leaders face the ballot box in the upcoming elections, where a gamut of populists and radicals are expected to sweep up seats, turning the European Parliament into a political zoo.
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For advertising information, we downloaded the records published by the Political TV Ad Archive, a recently launched project that strives to sweep up every television spot aired in the 2016 presidential primaries.
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The provision allows intelligence agencies to monitor communications of foreign officials overseas, but it can also incidentally sweep up the communications of U.S. citizens and be used to start a criminal proceeding.
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It was one of several raids here last week to sweep up migrants, part of a broad Mexican crackdown against the surge of Central Americans and others streaming toward the United States.
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The scams occur because of unfair ticketing practices, Annika Monari, co-founder of Aventus, tells CNBC Make It. Ticket-buying computer bots now sweep up huge quantities of tickets before consumers can.
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Despite critics' scare tactics, the bill would not sweep up harmless business transactions with no ties to national security, and the bill puts in place reasonable safeguards to prevent this from happening.
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BuzzFeed News was the only organization to fact-check the viral story about a competitive barefoot runner who demanded his neighbors in Minnesota sweep up acorns, which turned out to be a hoax.
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Any digital communications between the two camps, Levin said, would be hard to sweep up, given how meticulously foreign intelligence services tend to hide their tracks when interfering in other countries' democratic processes.
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On top of that, this young pro-athlete is projected to sweep up his first MVP title at the NFL Honors Awards Show airing Saturday, February 6th at 9:20163 pm on CBS.
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"Attorney General Barr knew, or should have known, that neither statutory law nor federal case law permitted the D.E.A. to sweep up, in bulk, billions of records of Americans' telephone communications," they wrote.
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Sephora's big Beauty Insider Event is almost over, but if you've missed the first-round hustle, fear not, you still have a few hours to shop — and sweep up some insane last-minute savings.
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A near-total lack of privacy protection may help sweep up lots of data, but American firms are better at advanced algorithms that make AI less dependent on big data sets, Mr Ernst wrote.
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The report also concludes that President Obama's global initiative to sweep up loose nuclear material, which will be the subject of his third and final nuclear security summit meeting this March, has slowed substantially.
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When you think of someone selling a hacking tool that can remotely switch on a cellphone's mic, or sweep up all of a target's emails, governments and tight-lipped contractors may come to mind.
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Surrounded by friends and family, the 45-year-old Pakistani salon worker dressed in brightly colored clothing and sat patiently as women flitted around her, helping sweep up her hair and apply her makeup.
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The first begins with manic bursts of arpeggios that sweep up the keyboard and cascade down in crystalline riffs, finally breaking into a restless melodic line that unfurls amid rustling figurations and teeming chords.
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American intelligence agencies typically monitor foreign officials of allied and hostile countries, and they routinely sweep up communications linked to Americans who may be taking part in the conversation or are being spoken about.
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He would sweep up and attach key rings to little red horn amulets that resembled chili peppers and were used for protection against the jealous curse known as the "malocchio," or the evil eye.
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Without naming names, the department said it would be looking at the dominant players in "search, social media, and some retail services online," a description that would likely sweep up both Facebook and Amazon.
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The new charges, which sweep up some information Gates has conceded to investigators and other information in charges filed Thursday in Virginia federal court, include money laundering, foreign lobbying violations and making false statements.
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The first was the inevitable side effect of planet making: It took some time for the planets to sweep up the biggest asteroids and for Jupiter to gather the rest into the main asteroid belt.
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The 85033 law provides some safeguards against aspects of the program deemed overly invasive, but Congress renewed the government's authority to sweep up troves of data on millions of U.S. citizens for national security purposes.
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When he returned home, Bellamy told Caitie that he needed to sweep up the peaches that had fallen from their tree, which bought him time to meet up with the couple who had his ring.
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The moment was approaching to disrupt the plot, but the British authorities wanted to monitor it further to ensure they would sweep up the full network and have evidence that could be used in court.
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When the Second World War broke out, that September, the French government took the opportunity to sweep up such immigrants—especially those who, like Koestler, had Communist Party connections—and put them in internment camps.
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"It is clearly an overreach to sweep up all innocent people by virtue of being part of a motorcycle club," said Richard Gaxiola, a Phoenix lawyer who has represented the Hells Angels for 15 years.
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A century of meteorological progress means that Mr Rajeevan can say with much more confidence than his predecessors how fast the summer monsoon will sweep up the nation and how much rain, overall, it will bring.
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HelloSpy requires physical access to a device to install, but once loaded onto a phone, it can sweep up all sorts of information and present it in a web browser for the stalker to scroll through.
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In Mississippi, where Biden is poised to sweep up almost all of the state's delegates, black voters comprised two-thirds of the Democratic primary electorate -- and the former vice president won that group by 76 points(!).
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While the raids are meant to target 2,000 undocumented immigrants who have already received deportation orders, they'll also likely result in "collateral" deportations that sweep up not-targeted immigrants who happen to be nearby during arrests.
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They fear Jeff Sessions, the nominee for attorney general, and others in the administration will take a more severe approach to immigration and sweep up H-1B visas into prohibitions on refugees and stronger border protection.
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If you are running a version of the operating system older than macOS Sierra, you can manually wade through your drive tossing old files or get a third-party cleaning app to sweep up for you.
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Hard-fought compromises tend to endure, and, despite the occasional fear of a Franco-German stitch-up, can sweep up other countries who feel their interests are roughly represented by one or other of the big two.
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SS7, a network and protocol often used to route messages when a user is roaming outside their provider's coverage, is exploited by criminals and surveillance companies to track targets, intercept phone calls or sweep up text messages.
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Instead, Trump slammed the Democratic criticism of immigration enforcement agencies following that crisis and ICE's broadened mandate to sweep up undocumented immigrants, regardless of whether they have committed crimes that would make them a priority for deportation.
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Rather than asking schools for a list of students and social media handles, the companies typically employ a method called "geofencing" to sweep up posts within a given geographic area and use keywords to narrow the pool.
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Despite the overwhelming evidence that zero-tolerance policies sweep up the harmless and the innocent, we are so habituated to thinking in zero-tolerance terms that when a new issue appears, it is often our default response.
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Lubumbashi mayor Jean Oscar Sanguza told Reuters it was a "sweep up" operation targeting "criminals and bandits", and that security forces were looking for arms, but local activists said they were arresting young men suspected of being opposition.
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While de Guindos is adamant that his government's stance will seek a productive outcome for all parties, he confirmed that Spain's leadership would be keen to sweep up companies and workers pushed outside of the U.K. by Brexit.
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Armed with brooms and shovels, they sweep up the usual detritus of discarded vegetables and fruit, along with bottles and plastic packaging, and throw it into the maw of the trucks that haul it away to the dump.
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Cheers rose, and soon everyone would go home as he trundled upward, tailed by a team car and the so-called vulture — the white van that serves as the "broom wagon" to sweep up riders off the back.
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I've tried the Skvalpa and its components feel cheaper, the overall design is less thoughtful, and the ergonomics of the dustpan and broom kind of stinks (though Muji makes you bend over to sweep up your dirt piles — gasp).
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Michael Rogers, who previously ran the Navy's Fleet Cyber Command, was brought in to restore the agency's credibility, open it to more scrutiny and fix the problems that allowed Mr. Snowden to sweep up hundreds of thousands of documents.
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"You try to navigate these tricky waters that science people are not used to navigating," said Kevin Laws, the office's science and operations officer, who added that some employees worried about how many people the controversy would sweep up.
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Some at the network worried that Chinese agents might seek to bug Hannity's phone while he was in Singapore to sweep up his communications with Trump, so the host used a burner phone, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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In the US, there is plenty of evidence of cops buying and using IMSI-catchers, briefcase-size devices that sweep up the unique identification code of a phone (the IMSI), and, in some cases, text messages and calls as well.
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In one part of downtown Johannesburg close to the city's townships, Reuters saw police sweep up 300 homeless people to take them to a shelter while crowds of people gathered to try to buy groceries or just amble on the streets.
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The show included paintings, pencil drawings, and watercolors and what came through all of it was sense of scintillating figuration, that could sweep up anything in its path — elephant dung, glitter, pins, magazine cut-outs, resin — and make it ravishing.
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Faced with the impasse in Westminster, the Party was widely reported to be preparing for an election campaign, in which the Tories would pivot to sweep up working-class Brexit supporters who have traditionally voted for Labour or for Farage's populist parties.
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But as the reeducation camps sweep up hundreds of thousands of Uighurs based on criteria not divulged outside the government's own systems, it's become far easier for the state security apparatus to threaten exiles like O. over their families' freedom and safety.
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Prosecutors said users were able to opt out of allowing Microsoft 10 to sweep up much of their personal information - but that installing it in that manner was "labor intensive and complex" for consumers, and that the software still collected some information.
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Although it's difficult to understand the full context in which they were sent based on their content alone, the dump also contains thousands of apparent text messages, highlighting the visceral and personal moments of ordinary people malware like this can sweep up.
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But Americans were more evenly divided when asked whether the government is conducting too much surveillance, showing that while they are deeply concerned about their own privacy there remains a pool of support for U.S. spying programs that can sweep up personal information.
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He'll catch your cross, he'll dive at your feet one-on-one, he'll bat away your long-distance drives, and he'll sweep up at the back when needed, essentially making him one of the best all-rounders in his position on the planet.
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At the headquarters of the Department of Homeland Security, Mr. Trump signed a pair of executive orders that paved the way for a border wall and called for a newly expanded force to sweep up immigrants who are in the country illegally.
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"This is not something done by a mayor or a governor but by people here in the neighborhood," said community leader Katiuska Camargo, 41, shortly before asking a neighbor to lend her a broom so she could sweep up trash strewn on the ground.
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"The court, like Missouri, fails to explain why compiling a public list of people who are engaging in core political speech is 'important,'" Stras wrote, warning that a broad interpretation could sweep up "politically active" citizens and require them to register as lobbyists, too.
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Tumblr is giving users until the start date of the ban later this month to appeal, but the inaccuracies are causing concern that blanket bans on such content could sweep up inoffensive posts and continue to drive a wedge between creators and the Tumblr platform.
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"In the event of a breach, there is the potential in some places for a flood wave up to 14 meters high (45 feet) that could sweep up everything in its path, including people, cars, unexploded ordnance, waste and other hazardous materials," Power said.
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He founded a new party, the National Regeneration Movement, or MORENA , which Duncan Wood, the director of the Mexico Institute at the Wilson Center, described as evocative of the early PRI —an effort to sweep up everyone who felt that Mexico had gone astray.
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Letters To the Editor: Lin-Manuel Miranda rightly criticizes ticket brokers who use computer "bots" to sweep up tickets for "Hamilton" and other shows, then resell them at exorbitant prices that many theatergoers can't afford ("Stop the Bots Killing Broadway," Op-Ed, June 7).
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T-Force — a secretive unit whose mission is to sweep up German scientists and engineers and their knowledge before competing powers (especially the Soviet Union) can get them — has set up shop there, with the scruffy and risk-taking Callum (Jim Sturgess) overseeing things.
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Others, like New York Times columnist Bret Stephens, have suggested that #MeToo "goes too far" and threatens to sweep up the crass along with the criminal, ending the careers of men that, as the argument implicitly suggests, might not deserve to face heavy consequences.
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On the other side of the coin, as public market valuations head higher and hedge funds fall out of vogue with investors fed up with high fees and mediocre returns, private equity has continued to sweep up new interest and funds, boosting their deployable reserves going forward.
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His strong showing last night was due in large part to his ability to sweep up many of the voters that Bush was counting on, including higher-educated, upper-class pragmatic Republicans who identified with the party's establishment, according to exit polls from the Washington Post.
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The app's 250-meter-radius is large enough to sweep up people you may never actually see (it's even spottier if you're in the metro), and as I've written before, it's pretty easy to figure out who lives or works around you, which can be creepy.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE, has had to sweep up Trump's messes on both occasions.
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But an atmospheric test — perhaps with a warhead shot over the Pacific on a North Korean missile, or set off from a ship or barge — would put the populations below at the mercy of the North's accuracy and at the winds that sweep up the radioactive cloud.
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My friend and I had both backpacked in Europe, and we planned to "do" China as we might Italy or France: sweep up the western side and across to Beijing, then come back down the coast through Shanghai—all in a matter of a few weeks!
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"You try to navigate these tricky waters that science people are not used to navigating," said Kevin Laws, the office's science and operations officer, who added that some employees were worried about how long the controversy would drag on and how many people it would sweep up.
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"You try to navigate these tricky waters that science people are not used to navigating," said Kevin Laws, the office's science and operations officer, who added that some employees were worried about how long the controversy would drag on and how many people it would sweep up.
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The Times employs one staff person in Nairobi to cover Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea and the Seychelles — 13 very different countries that sweep up more than 400 million people and 3.3 million square miles.
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"While well-intentioned, the Wassenaar Arrangement's 'intrusion software' control was imprecisely drafted, and it has become evident that there is simply no way to interpret the plain language of the text in a way that does not sweep up a multitude of important security products," Rep.
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While the US has seen a vibrant and relatively transparent debate around so-called IMSI catchers—devices that can indiscriminately sweep up texts, calls and other mobile phone data in a given area—the UK government has remained consistently tight-lipped about its use of the tools.
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One possibility is broader legislation dealing with bots, perhaps modeled on the Better Online Ticket Sales Act (better known as the BOTS Act), a 2016 law meant to clamp down on ticket scalping and computer programs that sweep up large numbers of tickets in online sales.
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"While well-intentioned, the Wassenaar Arrangement's 'intrusion software' control was imprecisely drafted, and it has become evident that there is simply no way to interpret the plain language of the text in a way that does not sweep up a multitude of important security products," Langevin said Monday.
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"It is important to remember that the police cannot sweep up scores of people just in the hope that one of the persons captured is a person who they believe is engaged in criminal activity," Divisional court said in their highly critical earlier ruling cited by the Appeal Court.
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Maybe this is a painting that picks up where Manet left off, but inverts the story from white to black, from Paris to Los Angeles, from an upper-middle-class nightlife scene to a childhood memory of learning to shine shoes and sweep up hair in the local barbershop.
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To the Editor: By the time Senator Elizabeth Warren finishes dropping napalm on every one of the other Democratic presidential candidates, all President Trump will have to do in the general election is sweep up the Democratic ashes and dump them in the dustbin behind the White House.
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Perfecting his trademark of androgynous, cool, and sculptural pieces, his aesthetic has only become more relevant and influential over time (in 2015, his was the first brand ever to sweep up both the prestigious men's and women's award for brand of the year at the British Fashion Council Fashion Awards).
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The Borgen types are internationalist and socially libertarian, their counterparts nationalist and socially conservative; the divide runs deepest on immigration and the EU. And new or revived parties on each side of this divide are eager to sweep up the voters that the strained centre left can no longer hold.
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The central question for Democrats on the center-left is whether Mr. Biden can regain traction in the race or whether his support is likely to crumble after another poor showing in New Hampshire — and, after falling short again, whether any of the remaining moderates can sweep up the bulk of those votes.
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The race for this year's acting Oscars couldn't possibly be less suspenseful: You can engrave those Academy Awards right now for Joaquin Phoenix ("Joker"), Renée Zellweger ("Judy"), Brad Pitt ("Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood") and Laura Dern ("Marriage Story"), the fearsome foursome set to sweep up every trophy from now until Feb.
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According to the report, Essential already has one unnamed suitor interested in scooping up its assets and is actively shopping itself to other potential buyers who are willing to sweep up all of its pieces: patents, hardware, upcoming projects included, with current employees remaining on board to see those projects through under new ownership.
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And while Clinton just shattered a glass ceiling as old as our nation itself, it's important to remember there are many women of color who contributed to the cracks in that ceiling, and that when we don't remember them, we don't acknowledge how often they have been left behind to sweep up the glass.
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Still, we need to recognize that this is our culture, that we are part of it, because if enough of us take the nihilist's position, imagining that it's better for the nation to succumb to some sort of devastation or annihilation (for example a race war), that may indeed happen, and someone somewhere is going to have to sweep up the ashes.
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Trump administration memo called for 100,000 National Guard troops to round up undocumented immigrants, report says Trump administration memo called for 113,000 National Guard troops to round up undocumented immigrants, report says The Trump administration is considering the mass mobilization of 100,000 National Guard troops to sweep up undocumented immigrants in 11 states, according to a draft memo, the Associated Press reported Friday.
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Johnson was the face of the 2016 pro-Brexit campaign and has since set out his own vision of Brexit, labelling May's plan 'deranged' and seeking to sweep up the support of the majority of Conservative members who also wanted to leave the EU. Hunt took a different approach on Sunday, making an appeal to the 48 percent of Britons who voted to remain in the EU, while adopting a bellicose tone with Brussels and against the opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Johnson was the face of the 2016 pro-Brexit campaign and has since set out his own vision of Brexit, labeling May's plan 'deranged' and seeking to sweep up the support of the majority of Conservative members who also wanted to leave the EU. Hunt took a different approach on Sunday, making an appeal to the 48 percent of Britons who voted to remain in the EU, while adopting a bellicose tone with Brussels and against the opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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