Her Tuesday speech touched upon the issue in general terms.
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A gifted librettist might have better touched upon its complexities.
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Issues like race, politics, and police brutality are all touched upon.
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She also touched upon the presence of abuse in the organization.
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Stanton first touched upon her "rough week" in a post on Instagram.
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"The video touched upon a universal issue that crossed borders," Shakya said.
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Some are actually selling at prices that they touched upon in 22013.
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Most Indian films have thus far loosely touched upon the subject of homosexuality.
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She also touched upon their "magical romance" in the April issue of Vogue.
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I explained that it was queer-positive and touched upon growing up not heteronormative.
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Even then the company touched upon broader ambitions, including groceries, prescriptions and package delivery.
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Interestingly, it ties into something briefly touched upon in the Broderbund Software Inc. v.
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TIM WENTWORTH: I think we touched upon a few of the topics already here.
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As in past debates, Sanders was weak when the discussion touched upon foreign affairs.
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" "(Trump) touched upon the theme of Russia's so-called meddling (in the 2016 U.S. election).
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If it involved derogatory comments about immigration, for example, then it's touched upon equal protection issues.
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The hothouse palette, domestic scenes, and mythic figures are motifs Bearden touched upon throughout his life.
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Reality Check quick takes NATO and nukes Global alliances and nuclear nonproliferation were briefly touched upon.
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The CEO also touched upon the pending Time Warner acquisition, saying that he expects an approval.
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The old relationship between employment and inflation is brokenThe answer was touched upon by US Rep.
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Mattis also touched upon the status of Taiwan, an issue bound to ruffle feathers in Beijing.
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VR, gaming engines, Unity, Unreal and Epic were just some of the topics we touched upon.
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But so far as I can see, most art criticism has barely touched upon these issues.
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And as we've already touched upon, the EPA is likely to see significant funding cuts in 2018.
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During her acceptance speech, Grande struggled to hold back tears as she touched upon her difficult year.
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The discussion also touched upon Opera Max, the company's data compression and bandwidth savings tool for Android.
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That was a huge, huge hit last year, and it touched upon the polarization of the classes.
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The Sidewalk exec also touched upon the opportunities to revamp urban planning when self-driving cars arrive.
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It remains to be seen (or touched upon) what this phenomenon might do to our sense of touch.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, the company spoke to those concerns and touched upon the mediation process with Dushku.
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But throughout his cheffing career, one cuisine he never touched upon was the one closest to his own roots.
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We look at four of the year's biggest international stories and the Contributors pieces that touched upon them. 1.
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In fact, health care was barely touched upon, even though it's a central concern leading up to the election.
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" He then touched upon the humility of the bride and the groom, conceding, "You even joke together about being short.
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This is an entirely separate issue from the issuance of green cards, which the candidates also touched upon last week.
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"The root cause of our problem is colonization, and this has never been touched upon in past talks," Fakir said.
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The degradation of identity that Colin and Lane suffer is another potent topic that is only touched upon in passing.
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Trump's comments were part of a longer series of tweets on immigration in general, which touched upon Germany's immigration problems.
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No. The Breitbart story aggregated a recent Guardian profile of the iconic director, which touched upon his unconventional political views.
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These questions are touched upon but not resolved, in the same way one scratches an itch that just moves elsewhere.
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The plot-propelling topics touched upon, none too lightly, include sexual harassment in the workplace, eating disorders and Ophelia complexes.
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It also touched upon broader (and slightly wonky) questions of what the EU means 60 years on from the Rome treaty.
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Xi touched upon some of those issues in his opening speech to the Belt and Road Forum in Beijing last Friday.
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In this wide-ranging and candid interview, we touched upon everything from the recent acquisition to the company's future product plans.
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She barely touched upon the earthy heft available in the organ's lower register; this was an elevated, disembodied contemplation, patiently celestial.
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With video examples, the host touched upon everything from the alleged inauguration crowd size to the President supposedly never promoting violence.
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It touched upon a lot of subjects that are rarely discussed, most notably regarding Dizzee's past and his beginning in music.
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West also touched upon his controversial statements that the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery except as punishment for crimes, should be abolished.
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Neither Harrison nor Wyatt touched upon one of the most important questions: how easily can bad actors take advantage of Crowd Play?
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Our conversation touched upon numerous subjects, including climate change, capitalism, Trump, nuclear weapons, technology, automation, and Robinson's hardcore research and writing process.
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Purple Rain, Culture and Diversity In his BlackHat keynote, Alex Stamos touched upon the importance of diversity of thought, gender and culture.
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More importantly, you hardly touched upon the rich body of research and findings about economic growth that are somewhat outside mainstream writing.
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Fittingly for a discussion that touched upon the superficiality of media, we are publishing the transcript with only the lightest of edits.
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The idea was to pick interventions that touched upon an important aspect of human enhancement, while still remaining relatively straightforward and constrained.
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I have touched upon some of them to lift the "trade war" screen, but they are really a story for another day.
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In an interview with Marie Claire magazine in November, Heard touched upon rumors she and Depp were going through a rocky period.
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His presentation, which touched upon several issues including bad loans, bank regulation and bankruptcy resolution, was released by the university late Thursday.
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Copies of his book were available in Tulare, and Drollinger helpfully touched upon some of its main themes at his dinner speech.
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A rise in the dollar can increase disinflationary pressures on the U.S. economy, a point touched upon recently by a Fed policymaker.
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Each designer's collection touched upon various themes, including diversity and inclusion, sustainability, mental health, as well as a challenge to gender norms.
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Following the performance, Logic delivered one of the night's most stirring speeches, which touched upon suicide, racism, sexism, homophobia, and other pressing issues.
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The AG touched upon evidence, including internal emails acknowledging that Spectrum was unable to deliver speeds promised to customers in its press material.
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Sanders railed against Clinton, sometimes for polices that he regarded as too timorous but also in ways that touched upon her personal ethics.
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All of the Melbourne-based songwriter's music has touched upon life's big questions, and this album is similarly focused on such mortal concerns.
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When she was done making a point that Lencho had already touched upon at the beginning of the evening, everyone clapped and dispersed.
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Respected political blogs and a million forum posts alike have touched upon the same novel thought: Donald Trump acts like a pro wrestler.
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Indeed, crews working in the area last year found ancient human bones, suggesting that their work has already touched upon indigenous burial sites.
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Ms. Perez's account touched upon another common theme of sexual assaults: how women often delay reporting attacks and live with them in silence.
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According to TechCrunch, Twitter also touched upon plans to enhance a number of the platform&aposs preexisting features, including the expansion of &aposTopics.
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While originally manifest in the dynamics between Communism, ex-Communism and anti-Communism, this gap touched upon something more fundamental in American life.
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" We also touched upon Leonard Cohen, who once said, "If I knew where the good songs came from I'd go there more often.
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The diversity of the population also comes across, which is something explicitly touched upon in the book's afterword, by the historian William Dalrymple.
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My piece focused on those more obscure elements, including the way light beer is produced, and touched upon some of its early marketing.
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When touched upon the topic that most fans are wondering about – a fight against Mexico's Canelo Álvarez – the champ kept it short and sweet.
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On Wednesday, the Oscar-winning actor confirmed that she is pregnant with her second child and briefly touched upon her experience with fertility issues.
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While accepting Billboard's Woman of the Year award in December, Grande struggled to hold back tears as she touched upon her very tumultuous year.
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After all, this is the area where Ulysses is said to have resisted the call of the Sirens, a theme several artists touched upon.
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Peskov said that such a possibility was briefly touched upon during a visit by U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton to Moscow this week.
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Many of those admitted — there are currently 3,500 members — have touched upon uncharted territories, and all are active in the field of science research.
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He also touched upon the issue of contaminated oil in Russia's Druzhba pipeline, saying oil supplies to Poland via the pipeline would start on Monday.
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And the scene where the women shared their experiences with each other touched upon how courage can be gained from hearing others speak their truths.
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While accepting Billboard's Woman of the Year award earlier this month, Grande struggled to hold back tears as she touched upon her very tumultuous year.
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And my real fear is this, what the chairman touched upon, this double track justice system that is rightly or wrongly perceived in this country.
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While technology was never a centerpiece to Trump's campaign, the candidate has touched upon the space from time to time during interviews, speeches and debates.
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I made a video for Buzzmath that touched upon this very cornerstone of exploring mathematical thinking with authenticity and joy: Pose and seek wonderful questions!
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The curdled NFL discourse is a reflection of all this, and there is nothing appealing about the way that conversation has touched upon Cam Newton.
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"For instance, at present very little can be said about the cyber-resilience of [central bank cryptocurrencies], something not touched upon in this short feature."
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This prompted a lengthy discussion between Austin, myself, Rob, and Danielle, before we touched upon Rob's revenge fantasies in Subterfuge and Danielle's time with Hollow Knight.
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Kirkwood touched upon NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's previous comments that games in China could be a possibility, especially as the league nears its 100-year anniversary.
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I'm glad you touched upon the size of the world, as I've been seeing plenty of talk about it, on the socials the last few days.
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The announcement was made during its Disney+ conference for investors, which touched upon the future of the company's entertainment plans following the acquisition of 21st Century Fox.
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He included a triumphant — but nonethelese heartbreaking — caption with the photograph, which touched upon his sadness that he would not be able to go for Olympic gold.
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"Mother!" is unlikely to change the way viewers feel about the nature of Christianity, domesticity or femininity, each of which are glibly touched upon by the script.
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We want to explore some of the stuff that's been on the surface and we've touched upon, but we haven't had the time to go deep with.
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Just take a listen: Jones touched upon something his coach Michael Smith told him and his team from day one: "be different," which is such simple advice.
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It featured cameos from nearly every cast member as well as new guests, and though it touched upon every character's life since 2007, it left us wanting more.
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The conversation also touched upon the regulatory and other technological limitations in mainstreaming drones for various tasks and how the technology is being used to help underserved communities.
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It's generally understood that the "trick" part of trick-or-treating is something rarely touched upon, but this year might be different if you live in certain cities.
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We spoke to a few dedicated vegans about their experiences with dating meat eaters, and touched upon both common misconceptions and becoming vegan for the one you love.
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She touched upon many key issues in this "tough" election, bluntly sharing her thoughts on the numerous sexual assault allegations surrounding Donald Trump and flawlessly encouraging female empowerment. .
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Product lead Panos Panay touched upon the keyboard, which is easily one of the device's best features, particularly compared to the keyboard cases found on other Surface devices.
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Le Pen on Saturday did not mention the euro at all and barely touched upon globalization, while both those themes were at the heart of her campaign strategy.
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Some Hollywood dirt is dished, and a few personal matters are touched upon, but the focus remains on the details of moviemaking as an art and a business.
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She said that the former president touched upon many of the issues she hears from voters and said that they are paying close attention to the governor's race.
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I'm a big fan of books that seriously reflect on girlhood, a topic not often touched upon in mainstream literature, and this book does so with great depth.
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The episode touched upon the stigma that's so often attached to depression and therapy, the class differences that affect treating it and why it's important to get help.
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Bryan: I touched upon this briefly up above, but for me the biggest retcon was the idea that Deckard may have been programmed to fall in love with Rachael.
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"For over an hour, Kerry obsessively dealt with settlements and barely touched upon the root of the conflict -- Palestinian opposition to a Jewish state in any boundaries," Netanyahu said.
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President Trump spoke with Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman of Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, the White House said, in a call that touched upon terrorism and disputes with Qatar.
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And Price, who's been tasked with helping the White House in its effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare, barely touched upon the issue of healthcare or touted the legislation.
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But almost all had one common quality — when they reached the point where their own personal interest touched upon the national interest, it was the national interest that prevailed.
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" White also touched upon what happens after startups go public, noting that these companies should be prepared to protect investors with "enhanced structures and controls for conducting their operations.
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What's more immediately compelling, however, is the possibility of delivering automated medication, as touched upon in a recent Recode article that helped bring the EPFL study to wider attention.
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Beto O'Rourke touched upon, but without detail — and partly in Spanish — one of the more complicated aspects of immigration: what should be done about people who overstay their visas.
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He had spoken of economic inequality and a political system rigged to benefit the few, but had scarcely touched upon the implications of that system for African-Americans specifically.
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Sex is lightly touched upon, drugs are practically nonexistent — both Mr. Snider and Mr. French are teetotalers — and rock 'n' roll runs on two parts passion to three parts pragmatism.
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In that lecture, the former president further touched upon the "head-spinning and disturbing headlines" in the world today, and made several other jokes at the expense of powerful men.
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For the accompanying interview, Pharrell Williams interviewed Eilish and touched upon her political voice as an adolescent and the making of her horror movie-esque "Bury a Friend" music video.
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The cognitive science of emotive music, the struggles of women in the entertainment industry, and the role of trauma in creativity are all touched upon (with varying degrees of thoughtfulness).
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On the podcast, she touched upon the fact that Trump/Pence supporters have been countering her donations by giving money to groups that don't support Planned Parenthood in her name.
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He touched upon a laundry list of challenges including climate change, corruption, food production, the death penalty, Philippines sovereignty in the disputed South China Sea, abortion, mining and tax evasion.
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The report also touched upon the "apparent abduction" of Chinese billionaire Xiao Jianhua, who in January disappeared from his downtown Hong Kong apartment in a wheelchair with his head covered.
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I was watching a Lil Rel Howery interview and he touched upon something that really resonated with me: the idea of Black love stories versus love stories starring Black people.
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During our conversation, we touched upon quite a few topics, ranging from self-driving cars, to the future of car ownership and the new business models that in-car technology enables.
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The pop star also touched upon her recent breakup with relationship coach Matthew Hussey, saying that she feels "more alive" after going through some life experiences, giving her a new perspective.
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During her acceptance speech, Grande struggled to hold back tears as she touched upon her very tumultuous year, which included the death of Miller and her whirlwind failed romance with Davidson.
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Dr. Francis noted that there are, indeed, a few ways to legitimately raise one's testosterone, but I'd only touched upon one of those with my day of alt-right approved methods.
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As we touched upon at WWDC in June, Apple's reworked some of the core functions to make launching apps significantly faster through a new "Dock" and deemphasizes the app grid screen.
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Climate change is touched upon in "Watching Over" when Kiazka sings, "And it's our demise/With the water rising," but the overtness found here is the exception rather than the rule.
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One thing the film does really well is present the idea of a lived-in universe, with a ton of aliens and creatures touched upon briefly, if they're even mentioned at all.
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By purging the dark spectrum of human emotion and laying it down on tape, they captured the raw and chaotic essence of life that few artists have touched upon with such honesty.
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You kind of touched upon how it will exacerbate refugee issues, but how are you able to argue that sending humanitarian aid for a famine in Africa is in the US interest?
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During her speech, Grande struggled to hold back tears as she touched upon the tumult of the death of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller and her whirlwind failed romance with Pete Davidson.
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In the wide-ranging interview that also touched upon Wanda's investment strategy overseas and interest in global soccer, Wang added Disney faced hurdles to win over consumers to its key animation characters.
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The CEO also touched upon his company's Thursday earnings report, which seemed to have disappointed investors despite the company's top and bottom line beat and 8.4 percent domestic same-store sales growth.
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One may wish for more of them, as well as more overall context, more grounding of the events in the general cultural and economic climate, which is touched upon infrequently and briefly.
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Consequently, it's common at the high school level for student artworks to be visually beautiful and technically accomplished, but for the subject or meaning behind the piece to be barely touched upon.
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The House investigators' line of questioning touched upon subjects that the Senate Judiciary Committee did not delve into, largely due to a shift in focus spearheaded by the committee's top Democrat, Adam Schiff.
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This is the lie that Ted's campaign is built on, and Rand touched upon it — that he's the most conservative guy, and everyone else is a — you know, everyone else is a rhino.
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Michelle Obama, the nation's first black first lady delivered a powerful speech that touched upon the nation's original sin of racial slavery and set the tone for some of the convention's best speeches.
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As such, "Fosse/Verdon" reminds viewers that great feats are rarely accomplished alone (a theme that Lin-Manuel Miranda, an executive producer of the series, touched upon in "Hamilton", his own musical hit).
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Yes. There are a lot of movies that I think have touched upon these themes — The Wolf of Wall Street or movies like The Big Short — which explain [financial downturns] from the bullpen.
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From there, the family touched upon what they've learned from the former Top Chef contestant, noting that her "spirit will continue to steer us" and encouraged her followers to also embrace her life lessons.
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But we haven't really touched upon how the narrative of sexual harassment, sexual assault, and consent change depending on someone's race, ethnicity, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, financial background, ability, or other marginalized identities.
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"This is the lie that Ted's campaign is built on, and Rand touched upon it -- that he's the most conservative guy, and everyone else is a -- you know, everyone else is a RINO," Sen.
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The greenback received a small knock earlier in the week after Trump touched upon the currency policies of China and Russia, before finding relief after Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin clarified Trump's comments on Tuesday.
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In an earlier news conference, Collins, who is also releasing his "Not Dead Yet: The Autobiography" memoirs, touched upon injuries sustained during years of drumming, saying he had back surgery and was undergoing therapy.
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In two of his final three State of the Union addresses, President Obama touched upon improving retirement savings coverage and portability to respond to these concerns, as well as the dynamics of today's workforce.
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" Netanyahu immediately shot back that Kerry's speech was "biased against Israel" and "obsessively focused" on settlements, and "barely touched upon the root of the conflict — Palestinian opposition to a Jewish state in any boundaries.
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The physical and mental health implications associated with drug abuse were also touched upon, with UNODC figures revealing that there are an estimated 27 million people worldwide suffering from some form of drug disorder.
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In other words, much of the work that may have put Khashoggi in danger touched upon bin Salman's efforts to pitch Saudi Arabia as a reforming nation ready to be at the forefront of innovation.
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When asked about some his outbursts and drunken tirades, LaBeouf expressed shame and regret, but he also touched upon some of the things in his past that may have driven some of those unsavory events.
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Putin, meeting permanent members of his Security Council, "touched upon the issue of ongoing and at times growing pressure on Russian mass media outlets in some foreign countries", Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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She touched upon one of the emerging issues of the leadership contest by pledging to allow all migrants currently living in Britain to stay in the country - something the front-runner, May, has resisted doing.
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Among the topics they touched upon were Hall's friendship with David Bowie, why he never re-achieved the success of his seminal electronica album Play, and electronic dance music, especially its affiliation with drug culture.
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In the testimony, published by a Russian-language news portal, Meduza, Mr. Serebrennikov suggested that the topics touched upon during pretrial interrogations in November and December were completely unrelated to the essence of the case.
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Vox critic Alissa Wilkinson touched upon the problem this faces in her review of Gemini Man, Ang Lee's action movie that stars Will Smith and a younger version of Will Smith who plays his clone.
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Speaking to reporters at a briefing in Moscow, Ushakov said the question of a presidential pardon "was touched upon in one way or another" during a phone call on Monday, but gave no further details.
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During her acceptance speech, Grande struggled to hold back tears as she touched upon her very tumultuous year, which included the death of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller and her whirlwind failed romance with Pete Davidson.
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"The play circles around lots of ideas; by the end, the characters have touched upon so many different topics that whilst they may not have really arrived anywhere, they've gotten 'there' via everywhere else," he says.
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As his trial touched upon state secrets, it was held behind closed doors on April 25 in the Tianjin City Number Two Intermediate People's Court, according to a post on the court's Weibo social media account.
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Ginsburg also touched upon Midland's business strategy, saying that there would be "no point" in filing claims that it knew to be time-barred "unless there's a chance it will be overlooked" during the bankruptcy proceedings.
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The latest to be hit, literally, is ace filmmaker and National Award winner Sanjay Leela Bhansali, who reportedly invited the ire of fringe religious groups in northern India for having touched upon a subject considered sacrosanct.
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The hedge fund, run by former Citigroup REIT analyst Jonathan Litt, in a letter to the company's board, touched upon the company's "dramatic discount" to NAV, its "inferior operating performance" and management's "disastrous capital allocation decisions".
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Recently, United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz sat down for a one-on-one interview with Business Insider in which he touched upon a broad spectrum of topics including the fate of his fleet of jumbo jets.
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While accepting Billboard's Woman of the Year award in December, Grande struggled to hold back tears as she touched upon her very tumultuous year, which included Miller's death and her whirlwind romance with ex-fiancé Pete Davidson.
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One of his sons, Joe McGinniss, Jr., author of the recently published novel, Carousel Court, recently wrote a piece about his late father for The New Yorker, and touched upon the impact the case had on him.
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Lowe also touched upon stagnant real wage growth since 2012 that has hurt living standards even as Australia's A$1.8 trillion economy has outperformed its global peers by extending its recession-free run for 27 straight years.
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Flynn had reassured Pence and the transition team that the calls never touched upon the issue of sanctions, something that was restated in public by the Trump transition team repeatedly for weeks leading up to Trump's inauguration.
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The course of study is fairly broad (as one would expect, given the "global" aspect), and so far this semester, she's touched upon the work of Nigerian jazz musician Fela Kuti and Pre-Revolution Iranian pop music.
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While accepting Billboard's Woman of the Year award earlier this month, Grande struggled to hold back tears as she touched upon her very tumultuous year, which included Miller's death and her whirlwind romance with ex-fiancé Pete Davidson.
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In a talk at Usenix Enigma, a new security conference, Nicholas Weaver from the International Computer Science Institute explained the general technical details behind the NSA's mass surveillance systems, and touched upon a number of problems with PGP.
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While the hearing touched upon important issues like current systemic risks in the financial markets, the diversity in leadership positions of these big banks, and global cybersecurity threats, very little time was spent on the issue of accountability.
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The senator also touched upon several issues she felt her campaign had brought to the forefront, including civil rights for women, economic security for families, battling political corruption and providing solutions for gun violence and global climate change.
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Although Kelly has previously voiced criticism of Trump since leaving the White House last year, he touched upon a wide array of subjects in the new interview and prompted a Twitter blast from the President later Thursday morning.
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Over the course of six and a half hours, Mr. Buffett, 86, and Mr. Munger, 93, touched upon a wide range of topics, as they sipped Coca-Cola and munched on See's candies (from two of Berkshire's holdings).
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Speaking before what the Christian university estimated were 50,000 graduates, Trump cast criticisms of his actions as a sign that he was doing honorable work in remarks that touched upon religion but were not particularly imbued with religious overtones.
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President Putin actually touched upon this in his opening speech here, and last week, his Excellency also addressed the International Forum and 220th Congress of Small Indigenous Peoples of Siberia and the Russian Far East, making the following observation.
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President Putin actually touched upon this in his opening speech here, and last week, his Excellency also addressed the International Forum and 220th Congress of Small Indigenous Peoples of Siberia and the Russian Far East, making the following observation.
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Silence on human rights The secretary of state touched upon the issue of religious freedom, but a broader discussion of human rights was notably absent from his address -- he did not use the phrase "human rights" in his remarks.
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Spicer also touched upon the ongoing issue of Russian cyber attacks, telling reporters that once President Obama is presented the final report about Russia's interference in the U.S. election, Trump will meet with senior members of the intelligence community.
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As well as discussing Teqball, the former Paris Saint Germain and AC Milan star touched upon a number of topical themes in soccer, including the possibility that Major League Soccer will soon become one of America's premier sports competitions.
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Giving the opening plenary speech at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland on Tuesday, Modi laid out his vision for India and the world in a speech that touched upon technology, climate change, terrorism and trade agreements.
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Though she'll be one of the oldest skiers competing if she makes it to Korea, Vonn touched upon one of her special abilities that will help her compete: her ability to memorize the slopes, which she developed almost a decade ago.
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Alexander went on to highlight some of the show's most memorable hairstyles, including Cersei Lannister's cut-up scalp during her memorable walk of penance — a look which required five wigs to create — and touched upon John Snow and Sansa Stark's haircare.
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I haven't even touched upon how exponential leaps in artificial and augmented intelligence are driving much of this transformation, but I suspect that in 2017, the industry will become more engaged and aware of the potential dangers that AI brings.
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And while its racial undertones aren't particularly nuanced, the idea of "cultural appropriation" is touched upon when it's exposed that the black team, the Clovers, are having their routines stolen, and essentially sanitised, by Dunst's predominately white team, the Toros.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the two Democratic leaders, also asked the president to postpone a scheduled meeting on Tuesday that would have touched upon the spending debate, according to a Democratic aide.
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The history of the Stark family is touched upon briefly during Bran's flashbacks and has cropped out throughout the show, but it's definitely not covered in the same level as detail as it is in George R. R. Martin's books.
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"We are here today because the history of Jim Crow is still alive and living in the Governor Mansion," said community activist Art Burton, who also touched upon Richmond's racist roots as the capitol of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
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Brooklyn rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine touched upon this dynamic in his explosive testimony against the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods earlier this year, claiming he only got involved with the gang to bolster the provocative image he presented in his music and videos.
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Dealer Aarne Anton of New York's American Primitive Gallery will show recent colored-pencil drawings on vintage calligraphy paper by the Virginia-based artist J. J. Cromer, whose dense compositions in the past have touched upon such themes as war, racism and technology.
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" Putin added: "If we touched upon the topic we are discussing now with him (Trump), I would say, if you want to find the culprit of who's guilty that prices are growing then you should just have a look in the mirror.
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He also discussed the potential for Major League Soccer to become as strong as the established European soccer leagues in England, Spain and Germany, and also touched upon subjects ranging from coaching to who he thinks is the world's best soccer player.
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MOSCOW, July 26 (Reuters) - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin said on Thursday that the question of holding a referendum in eastern Ukraine was touched upon at a meeting of representatives of Germany, France, Russia and Ukraine in Berlin, RIA news agency reported.
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The critic Roland Barthes touched upon this subject in his seminal study Writing Degree Zero — though his conclusion, that "revolution must of necessity borrow, from what it wants to destroy, the very image of what it wants to posses," remains decidedly pessimistic.
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The media frenzy surrounding the royal wedding has touched upon everything from Markle's bridal party to the potential wedding guests to where anyone whose invitation to the wedding has been lost in the mail can tune in to see the big day in its entirety.
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"[The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia is] a comprehensive collection of enemies and items, potions to poes, an expansion of the lore touched upon in Hyrule Historia, concept art, screencaps, maps, main characters and how they relate, languages, and much, much more," the description reads.
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The comedian and writer made his (decades-overdue) *SNL *hosting debut this weekend, opening the show with a hilarious, panoramic monologue that touched upon everything from the horrific Pulse nightclub shootings to the Black Lives Matter movement to, of course, president-elect Donald Trump.
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If health is really a concern when treating oneself to a taro slushie on a Friday, most bubble tea shops will actually allow you choose how much sugar you want in your drink—though that's rarely touched upon in public warnings about the drinks.
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But that issue was only briefly touched upon – and by Biden himself, who tried to keep the focus instead on Trump and the impeachment inquiry the president faces as a result of a whistleblower complaint that he pressured Ukraine to investigate him and Hunter Biden.
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The premise is an excuse for a whistle-stop tour through Magritte's life, which means that major events, such as the suicide of Magritte's mother at a young age, are quickly touched upon before the hapless protagonist gets whisked away to the next stage.
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Incidents such as the shooting of Michael Brown, the asphyxiation of Eric Garner and the shooting of Charly Leundeu Keunang (which is touched upon in "Burn, Mother*cker, Burn") show that some police departments are yet to learn the lessons of the King case and its aftermath.
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Earlier in the program, the panelist Reverend Michael Faulkner, a former NFL player who lands pretty squarely in Baldwin's political camp touched upon the hypocrisy of people claiming that NFL protests are un-American, and decided to dig into the history books to prove a point.
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Rounding out the latest news for creators, Wojcicki touched upon on the new "Gaming Destination" replacing YouTube Gaming, recent updates to how the platform takes on misinformation and breaking news, and a new beta program called YouTube Giving that allows creators to raise money for causes.
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"You'd think that such a vanishing act would raise an unrelenting hue and cry, but the media aspect is scarcely touched upon, and the entire novel has an air of narrative lockdown," Lane wrote after noting that Clinton presumably "prayed" he would go missing during his presidency.
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The pastiche of so many death scenes is at times hilarious — since the tropes of death in opera are pointedly, intentionally over the top — and at times very moving, especially given the knowledge of some of the stories touched upon, and the tragic ends of their characters.
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"He was clearly kind of like an early Charlie Parker in the history of bebop tourism," said Mr. Levitch, who touched upon the architecture and history of the terminal and other nearby spots, but seemed more intent on redefining rush hour as something other than an unpleasant march.
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WEF aims to bring global leaders, policymakers and private and public enterprises together to find shared solutions to the world's most pressing problems such as climate change, inequality and poverty – not areas that Trump's anti-globalization "America First" policy has touched upon much in his first year in power. .
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Throughout our conversation, we touched upon everything from why she loves Larry David, to hiring Solange Knowles, to wanting to tell an everyday human story that just so happens to star black people — a rare thing that storytellers like Rae have been working for years to make happen.
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We're 1,500 words deep here, and I've barely even touched upon the film's treatment of gender and sexuality, or its intriguing implication that this entire Biblical storyline is a cycle that repeats itself over and over, or any number of other themes, allusions, and references crammed into this movie. mother!
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Techniques for gold purification, such as mining with mercury and carbon-in-leach (CIL), are also touched upon, along with chemical processes such as the dissolution of the substance using aqua regia — an acid combination dubbed "royal water" for its ability to liquify the "royal metals" of gold and platinum.
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"Yes, it touched upon the change in Afro-American attitudes in the country, and I'm sure that was unsettling to people," said Jack Landron, who was fired from the show before opening but had a long career as an actor and (under the name Jackie Washington) as a folk singer.
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This notion is again touched upon in the book's final essay, "Strangeloves: From/De la région centrale, Air Defense Radar Station Moisie, and Media Cultures of the Cold War," by White, an in-depth study of the technology behind La région centrale, a landscape film in which the camera is the chief protagonist.
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You'd think that such a vanishing act would raise an unrelenting hue and cry, but the media aspect is scarcely touched upon, and the entire novel has an air of narrative lockdown, with Duncan seldom interacting with anyone beyond his immediate circle or his international peers, even after he has flown the official coop.
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CP: Well, I think we touched upon that earlier when we were talking about the effects that ... We do know about spending a lot of time on the internet, for example, and the issue and the challenge of how do you do brain studies on people with phones if you think it's a negative intervention.
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It's not the first time Musk has spoken about the need for humans to evolve, but it's a constant theme of his talks on how society can deal with the disruptive threat of AI. During his talk, Musk touched upon his fear of "deep AI" which goes beyond driverless cars to what he called "artificial general intelligence".
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Some things to think about before going into episode 2:— Alexandra's love interest: It's only briefly touched upon in the pilot, but Alexandra's budding relationship with Carlotta's next-door neighbor, Derek (Quincy Brown, son of Sean Combs and Kim Porter), might be exactly what Alexandra needs to feel like she's making a real difference in the world.
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Google's Senior Vice President of Ads & Commerce Sridhar Ramaswamy took the stage at TechCrunch Disrupt NY today for a wide-ranging conversation with our own Anthony Ha. Given the current conversation around ad blocking and Google's reliance on advertising as its main revenue source, it's no surprise that the conversation also touched upon this rather controversial topic.
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Giuliani -- who in the interview also touched upon whether Trump can obstruct justice, the President's latest charge that an FBI informant infiltrated his campaign and his belief that the FBI agents who raided Cohen last month are "stormtroopers -- said he can't go into much more detail about the potential interview, but that "the main focus we want ... is Russia.
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Melillo on Wednesday said the sticking point at the time was that BAM's theaters couldn't accommodate the work's physical requirements.) In a recent conversation (in French) in his hotel not far from Federal Hall, the genial Mr. Castellucci, speaking with deliberate precision, touched upon his love for American literature and his plans with a certain star.
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Although it was touched upon last season, Season 2 goes deep into Tig's experience of having been molested by her step-grandfather when she was young, and how other acts—ranging from men exposing or touching themselves to "playing games" that seem harmless but are in retrospect creepy and predatory—continue to exist in a culture that allows them to pass as innocuous.
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Mariah also posted a photo with Grande and captioned it: "✨I frkn luv u okay⭐️" Earlier on Thursday evening, Grande delivered an emotional acceptance speech, where she struggled to hold back tears as she touched upon her very tumultuous year, which included the death of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller and her whirlwind failed romance with Pete Davidson.
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Although I have never talked to Haynes about this painting, and have no idea what was on her mind when she started it, I think the various points I have touched upon are among the reasons that Celan's poem spoke to her: she wanted to know if paint could become "black milk of daybreak," and, equally important, if she and the viewer could "drink" it in.
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While Swift's political journey gets plenty of airtime in "Miss Americana," some major things are still left out of the documentary: A continuing battle over the rights to her old music with the music manager and entrepreneur Scooter Braun is never touched upon, Swift's actor-boyfriend Joe Alwyn is glimpsed only once in a backstage embrace, and her participation in the movie "Cats" is ignored entirely.
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Along with the Fulton Board of Health, and other organizations Test Atlanta and Atlanta Aids, 2 Chainz posted on Instagram that the installation would, for one day only, work as a screening facility: Obviously this speaks to the sort of social responsibility that Pastor Wortham touched upon: he called for those in the trap community to care for their less fortunate peers, and in providing the space for this sort of care, 2 Chainz has set a precedent for other artists to get involved where they can.
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A leading State Department official testified before Congress on Saturday and touched upon Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo says Trump-Zelensky call was 'consistent' with administration policy Giuliani hits back at Trump's nominee for Russia ambassador: He 'doesn't know what he's talking about' NY Democrat presses Trump officials on terrorist designation for foreign white supremacist groups MORE's role in the administration's dealings with Ukraine — the issue at the center of the Democrats' fast-evolving impeachment investigation into President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE.
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