There's a duality that touches off sparks in all of us.
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Painting of Trump team &aposCrossing the Swamp&apos touches off social media frenzy.
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Each morning brings a new revelation; each evening touches off a shouting match.
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It's the beating of a young black man that touches off Rochester in '64.
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"Every action touches off not only a reaction but a chain reaction," Hannah Arendt declared in 1964.
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An unexpected legacy touches off reminders of his student days, his first love, his most significant friendship.
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This disturbing news touches off a three-day drinking binge that almost causes Sam to miss the entire pilot shoot.
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However, it also risks plunging Saudi Arabia into chaos if it touches off a showdown in the sprawling royal family, they warn.
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When highly skilled people stay for extended periods, it not only promotes tourism, but also attracts business and touches off innovation, she said.
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When highly skilled people stay for extended periods, it not only promotes tourism, but also attracts business and touches off innovation, she said.
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And one of the clearest ways in which they can get better may just be to give LeBron more touches off the ball, in the post.
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And here we confront a new wrinkle to consider as we move — definitively, one hopes — into an era where #MeToo awareness touches off real institutional changes.
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Thoughts turn to "WarGames," a 1983 film in which a supercomputer, thinking that it is merely caught up in an exercise, nearly touches off global nuclear warfare.
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But this week marks the beginning of the Jewish harvest festival period of Sukkot, which celebrates the completion of an intensive High Holy day period that touches off in mid-summer.
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The true protagonist of Marshall is Sam Friedman (Josh Gad), a Jewish insurance lawyer in Connecticut who gets roped into helping on an explosive criminal case that touches off racial prejudices and discovers within himself a desire to fight for civil rights, too.
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But the idea that a push to a new all-time high touches off a decade-plus of further upward movement has some evidence behind it, and the likes of Bank of America Merrill Lynch have been using this framework since the 2013 breakout.
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There is a lot of story still to go, in the stormy wake of Adam's case; one of the people caught up in it begins to follow Fiona, with an urgency that threatens her professional froideur but also, confoundingly, touches off a warmth of feeling that she thought was lost to her.
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More on this... Kavanaugh's staunch gun-rights defense among hundreds of decisions in spotlight Brett Kavanaugh, Trump's pick for court, has left trail of opinions on health care and pharma issues Kavanaugh nod touches off Supreme Court confirmation battle; Dems warn of 'deaths of countless women' "Congress might consider a law exempting a President—while in office—from criminal prosecution and investigation, including from questioning by criminal prosecutors or defense counsel," Kavanaugh wrote in the journal.
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Von Horst and Dangar are put to work with other slaves of Basti digging new caves into the cliff. Von Horst becomes enamored of La-ja of Lo-har, a fellow captive, and in defending her touches off a general slave revolt. He leads all the slaves to freedom, whereupon they separate to return to their native tribes. Von Horst elects to accompany La-ja to Lo-har rather than continue to Sari with Dangar.
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In 1988, an incident in Saudi Arabia touches off World War III between the United States and the Soviet Union. Things get out of hand and nuclear weapons are used; U.S. deaths number 120 million. The effects of EMP, ozone, and epidemics (California was dusted with anthrax) are depicted. Twelve years later people living in a rural Oregon have survived with their only contact with the outside world coming from Japanese merchants who have built a base near them.
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George Stephanopoulos, All Too Human: A Political Education (Back Bay Books, 2000).Gwen Ifill, White House Memo; Mitchell's Rebuff Touches Off Scramble for Court Nominee, N.Y. Times (April 16, 1994). The possibility of a Hispanic Justice returned during the George W. Bush Presidency, with various reports suggesting that Emilio M. Garza,Kirkpatrick, David D. Senate Democrats Are Shifting Focus From Roberts to Other Seat, The New York Times, September 9, 2005. Alberto Gonzales,Specter: Gonzales Not Ready for Supreme Court , Capitol Hill Blue, September 12, 2005.
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Christopher Columbus Slaughter was born on February 9, 1837 in Sabine County, Texas.C. C. Slaughter Cattle Company: An Inventory of Its Records, 1912-1964, at the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Archival Resources OnlineDeath of "Cattle King" touches off family financial scandal, January 25, 1919, Texas State Historical AssociationA. C. Greene, Sketches from the Five States of Texas, College Station, Texas: Texas A&M; University Press, 1998, pp. 87-88 His father, George Webb Slaughter (1811-1895), was a Baptist minister and rancher; his mother was Sarah (Mason) Slaughter (1818-1894).
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In Season 6, she serves brief stints in the burglary and sex crime units before transferring to homicide. The questionable shooting touches off a war between the Mahoney organization and the police department, resulting in multiple casualties on both sides. After Stivers admits that the reports were not accurate, the truth about the shooting comes out and Kellerman resigns in order to save Stivers' and Lewis' jobs. Stivers remains in the homicide unit, but when she encounters Kellerman (now a private investigator) in Season 7, she criticizes him for the effect his actions have had on the department.
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The fare is calculated and deducted from the go card balance each time the user touches off, based on the number of zones travelled through since the first segment of the journey. On a transfer segment, the user is only charged the difference between the amount already charged and the total fare for the journey. Users who do not "touch off" are charged a fixed amount which varies depending on the mode of travel. In the event of inadvertent error, technical faults or other excusable circumstances, penalty fares can be adjusted via the TransLink website (for registered go cards) or telephone call centre.
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However, the city council approved the extensions, which among other places included service in the Hillsdale, Vermont Hills, Maplewood and Multnomah districts and to Lewis & Clark College. The following year, after the city council approved another expansion of RCT service into areas then served only by "blue bus" routes – this time including extension east of the city, to Hazelwood and adjacent suburbs, as well as additional extensions in the southwest – the consortium said it would file a lawsuit against RCT and the city, to try to stop the expansion."Blue Bus Lines Promise Suit Against City: Expansion Of Rose City Service Into Suburbs Touches Off Hassle". (August 5, 1966).
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Feeling that they have no other choice, Dorland and Paul travel to Clarion, where the only city sits on the edge of ancient ruins left by an intelligent species known as the Tal Tahir. Joining a small band of rebels, Dorland and Paul sneak into Elder Brill's temple and see the terrifying Lord Tem with their own eyes—and feel its mind probing theirs. This encounter touches off their desperate effort to resolve the mystery of the Tal Tahir, while also evading Brill's loyal army of deacons. Hidden in the alien ruins, the rebels discover another member of the Tal Tahir, Elli, whose gentle nature provides a sharp contrast to Lord Tem's.
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