Earnings began trickling in from a string of French companies.
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Hedge fund returns for 20.7 are trickling into investors' inboxes.
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Behind them, lawmakers began trickling in and assuming their seats.
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Do you see this trickling into the cosplay consumer market?
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The headphones are already available and reviews are trickling in.
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The family starts trickling back in and by five p.m.
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He spoke with early results about to start trickling in.
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As attendees began trickling out, some saw an intriguing sight.
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They are, and trickling down to the rest of Russia.
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Offers have been trickling in for at least a week.
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But his body was rigid, blood trickling from his mouth.
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But his letters soon began trickling back to him: Undeliverable.
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Canada: Within hours, the election results should start trickling in.
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But once results started trickling in, reports of other inconsistencies arose.
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Then, the little bits of info start trickling into your newsfeed.
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A strain of piano music comes trickling in from another room.
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There's also concern that neonicotinoids are trickling into our water systems.
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Now a bit of that wealth is trickling back to coach.
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Running chips hot, and trickling electrons into them, slows them down.
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Out back, there was a new fountain with a trickling waterfall.
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Election officials expect results to start trickling in early on Sunday.
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Sonny cautiously approached the fountain, which makes a pleasing trickling sound.
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Within days of the layoffs, the negative reviews started trickling in.
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Performance issues appear to have begun trickling in around 8 p.m.
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But for a lot of other people, it's kinda trickling down.
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She jumped into his lap, tiny tears trickling down her cheeks.
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The boys worked fast, heads down, sweat trickling off their temples.
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Shortly after its release, requests for new features started trickling in.
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Some precisely wrought sentiments also have started trickling into the music.
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The neoliberal rhetoric was all about prosperity "trickling down" from above.
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The sound of trickling water fills the humid, salt-laced air.
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I mean, just the bad news around it keeps trickling out.
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A mix of wine and blood was trickling down his head.
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The imitation-liquor market is tiny, but other vendors are trickling in.
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Come spring, the frozen cascade melts away, trickling into the Colorado River.
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Methods of managing wealth as well as consuming it are trickling down.
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Now, its technology is trickling down into a product that's under $100.
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So tech isn't trickling down that far for every manufacturer quite yet.
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The chances of her Snapchat name trickling out are just about nil.
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But now the riches are trickling down a bit further, to assistants.
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Lawmakers on the Intelligence Committee began trickling in afterwards, including GOP Reps.
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Then, suggestions that something major had just gone down began trickling in.
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Our income was trickling in unreliably from temporary gigs as independent contractors.
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Only passengers traveling domestically were still trickling into Erbil airport after 4 p.m.
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The impact of U.S. trade restrictions is trickling down to the developer community.
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Then other people started trickling in, like Marcus and the other mission designers.
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Selections from the book started trickling out today, and the president isn't happy.
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Android Q is coming, and details about the new OS are trickling out.
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The government is also trickling Aadhaar-based system to transportation and other sectors.
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So there's a pretty serious sort of trickling-down effect that's happening here.
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I could see blood trickling down behind his ear and onto his neck.
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Eastern, but global markets will surely start reacting as results begin trickling in.
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There's more out there, and it's all slowly trickling onto our Netflix queue.
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Residents trickling back in assessed their homes and began to clear their property.
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The results of races other than the presidential one are still trickling in.
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Harrowing stories of escapes and close calls are trickling out of the region.
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A handful of companies rose and fell as quarterly earnings kept trickling out.
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And reports are trickling in of red-winged blackbirds divebombing and attacking people.
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Details about Netflix's Gilmore Girls reboot have been trickling out since its announcement.
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Occasionally, in stag films, you would see ejaculation almost inadvertently, something trickling out.
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With early results trickling in, Biden and Sanders were jockeying for first place.
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An individual sounds like a panther standing behind a trickling stream of water.
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But scraps of information trickling out of the region tell a different story.
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And the way men are dispensing with male beauty stereotypes is trickling down.
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Minnesota and Massachusetts certified their totals, but votes keep trickling in from California.
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There was a grudging understanding that luxury was increasingly trickling up, not down.
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Details on the ESPN service have been steadily trickling out in the months since.
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That, and details of Disney's forthcoming streaming service have been trickling out for months.
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"I don't remember a lot," Buggy said as tears began trickling down her face.
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Arrests made over several days The arrests have been trickling in over several days.
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The bites looked crispy, and globs of gooey cheese could be seen trickling out.
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And then suddenly, members of the family she works for start trickling back in.
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Information about it is still trickling in, but here's what we know so far.
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He said the word is trickling out about good jobs on the pot farm.
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Customers started trickling in at 7 and found six TVs playing the Comey testimony.
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Like these big kind of things because it'll start trickling down, presumably. Right. Yeah.
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You can imagine the sweat trickling down the necks of certain Arnott's Biscuits executives.
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The money's still trickling out down to us from them, despite all the changes.
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Results will then slowly start trickling in, alongside opinion polls estimates of the results.
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Top commanders were getting payments, and none was trickling down to fighters like him.
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During my visit to the Delta in June, damage reports were already trickling in.
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Opinion THE immigrants trickling into the maple-paneled Brooklyn courtroom were a docile group.
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And now the first-quarter fundraising numbers are trickling in: $7 million for Buttigieg.
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Gains may be finally trickling down to those at the bottom of the ladder.
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Research shows that lowering corporate taxes doesn't mean money is trickling down to workers.
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It started trickling in with the yoga apps, like Yoga Studio and Daily Yoga.
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Reports of sluggish demand and company morale had been trickling out for months now.
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It seems like those changes are trickling down in other parts of the world.
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Exports are trickling into the United States, Brazil, Europe and China, mostly in restaurants.
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But as that nation's infection rates have fallen, some shipments have begun trickling out.
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On Tuesday, many students who had been hiding started trickling back to the school.
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Customers who discovered Four Green Fields at the airport are trickling into the flagship.
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The first reactions to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker are already trickling in.
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Word of these investments is also trickling down to financial advisors and their clients.
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In the 1930s, they started trickling out into nearby missionary settlements and cattle ranches.
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The report says that this inequality is trickling down to women's savings, like their 401Ks.
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We've seen trickling out, like 62% of the vote was in a couple days ago.
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The ratings declined, gently at first, and the "Idol" pop-star spigot began trickling dust.
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His beak's a little sore right now and he's still got some blood trickling out.
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Since news of the pilot order hit in January, there's been Archie news trickling online.
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As corporate earnings reports start trickling in, investors are also cautious given the lofty valuations.
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Money has started trickling back into equity funds this week thanks to Powell's dovish comments.
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And there's another reason lower fuel cost aren't necessarily trickling into airlines' earnings: foreign exchange.
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A smaller group of reporters began trickling back toward Spicer's office about 7:30 p.m.
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Brotherhood debuted back in March, and new episodes have slowly been trickling out since then.
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In the second, her husband was splayed on the ground, blood trickling from his nose.
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Taxi drivers waved down the few shocked passengers trickling out of the bomb-scarred building.
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The situation is dire for those who cannot even make it to that trickling water.
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Mook's warning came as results began trickling in from initial exit polls early Tuesday evening.
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I/O may have ended, but Google's still trickling out news at a steady rate.
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Positive reassessments started trickling in around 2010, but swelled to a full flood around 2016.
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The pope's emphasis on encounter and engagement is trickling down to influence other church leaders.
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And it's trickling down to US citizen children of immigrants, and even their children's classmates.
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So instead of trickling down into that Swiss cheese, the water has nowhere to go.
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As the results keep trickling out of Iowa, so does more information about what happened.
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Increased lending might then incentivize homebuilding and homebuying, trickling down to the home-improvement space.
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Early in 2017, Google's long-term plans to clean up advertising online first began trickling out.
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Or they stand in line at trickling hillside springs to fill up empty jugs for free.
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The worry is that reasoned fact-based debate is no longer trickling down from the top.
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Pieces of the story are still trickling out but, so far, here's what we've pieced together.
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Information about Apple's (possibly) upcoming successor to the iPhone SE is trickling out slowly but surely.
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Although no official reports have been released as of this writing, anecdotal evidence is trickling in.
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Facebook announced a major security breach on Friday, and information has been trickling out ever since.
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That rate — the federal funds rate — has the effect of trickling through into other borrowing rates.
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American settlers began trickling into the mountains in the 1800s, scratching out a living as farmers.
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Aid from the US mainland has been trickling in, but Meléndez said it's not fast enough.
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But the new approach doesn't seem to be trickling down to the ACS rank and file.
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Most were in place just before the Mosul offensive began, but some are still trickling in.
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When she finally gets to drink, we can feel the water trickling down her parched throat.
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It's iconic: Agent Cooper, his head pressed against a mirror, with blood trickling down his forehead.
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With just over 24 hours to go, a handful of announcements have begun trickling out early.
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We still don't know about California, where mail-in ballots will keep trickling in for days.
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The governor said an additional 966 brigades would be trickling in over the next three weeks.
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Mr. Sappington sat with a laptop, monitoring the numbers trickling in from around the 94th District.
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Although the furniture was still trickling in, "my family was coming from Massachusetts," Ms. Feuer said.
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From the bedroom, a glass door opens to an ipe deck with a trickling waterfall wall.
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Their quiet frustration grew for months and started trickling out after the loss in New Hampshire.
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Amid the digital darkness, some eyewitness accounts of violence have been trickling out in the media.
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A trickling stream runs between towering pillars of red stone, nourishing tall grasses, and leafy palms.
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Many Senegalese are also unhappy that little of the country's new wealth is trickling down to them.
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Much of the new wealth is trickling into investment vehicles, from pension funds to sovereign wealth funds.
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As I write this, the first 62 percent of votes from the Iowa caucuses are trickling in.
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More than a quarter million still without power In Northern California, the power is trickling back on.
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But as normal life rebounds, families have been trickling back in, Muller noted, further complicating the number.
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And a real application for the trademark "The Piss Tape is Real" is trickling through the system.
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All the volunteers cheer and clap for them and for the other runners who start trickling in.
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Most importantly, though, Fleiss shared a photo of the men trickling into the Bachelor (now Bachelorette) mansion.
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Cruz is trying to roll with it, but a hint of annoyance seems to be trickling in.
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The steady sound of trickling water provides a soothing, peaceful contrast to the horror of that day.
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Some have credited the comfort trend to the spike in athletic apparel trickling down toward women's feet.
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Layers moved in and out in long meandering passages, with subtle rhythmic sounds trickling beneath it all.
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Thick, verdant moss blankets every rock and tree, and the landscape weeps with trickling rivulets of water.
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As the battle against IS nears its third year, exasperation is increasing and expatriates are trickling away.
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Trickling in ones and twos, people from Bulgaria and Romania have pooled close to their fellow countrymen.
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The final shot is blood trickling from Carol's hand as her rosary cuts into her clenched fist.
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There's lots of wealth in America, but it isn't trickling down to hard-working families like yours.
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Even as the Speaker's office tamped down expectations, details about Thursday's closed-door gatherings began trickling out.
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Results in Malaysia's general election are trickling in, with Prime Minister Najib Razak taking an early lead.
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Only two hours after election results started trickling in, CNN correspondent Jake Tapper brought the gavel down.
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Back then, there was only a trickling migration of players from China to certain countries in Europe.
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In contrast, the other takeaway from today's report closely corroborates the anecdotal information trickling out this month.
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Results are not expected until Monday or Tuesday, although partial results may start trickling out on Sunday.
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Siouxsie and the Banshees: A Kiss in the DreamhouseBy the 1980s, psychedelia is trickling into post-punk.
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The little boy dug from the rubble, blood trickling from cuts on his face, survived the attack.
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There is considerable homebuyer demand, but the supply crisis is clearly trickling down to the mortgage market.
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Participants can submit their fears in Spanish, Mandarin, or English, and submissions have already started trickling in.
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Food, water, blankets, and medical aid are trickling into remote areas via inland roads choked with traffic.
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The lights in my room are off, and the autumn air is trickling in through the window.
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Details about Friday's meeting have been slowly trickling out from the Blue House, South Korea's presidential office.
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On Thursday people were still trickling in, saying they had suffered acid attacks and beatings with rods.
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Addicts could no longer get prescriptions, so illegal heroin began trickling into the country to satisfy demand.
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Figures for more remote areas, some just re-connected to the outside world by road, are trickling in.
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Now the fee waiver is trickling down to normal people raising money for medical expenses or community projects.
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As a result, people are trickling into local hospitals complaining of symptoms like nausea and shortness of breath.
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I/O doesn't actually kick off until next Tuesday, but Google's been steadily trickling out news this week.
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"I saw stories trickling in about the poaching crisis, but the issue was largely underreported then," she added.
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With a near-total telecoms blackout, there is very little news trickling out of Kashmir, regional leaders said.
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The other suggests that smaller groups of humans started trickling out of Africa 120,000 to 130,000 years ago.
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Android users eventually translate to money, but only after trickling down through a maze of targeted ad products.
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As the end of Game of Thrones draws near, juicy details about the filming process are trickling out.
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The friends from Chile sit on a bench and slouch against the wall, sweat trickling down their faces.
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Orders from other retailers were trickling in too, so Darrow paid for another 21,0003 copies to be produced.
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Could it be that anti-Islam political extremism in Europe is trickling into sports, impacting national team selections?
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All that zinc has since been canceled and has been trickling back out of the system ever since.
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Senators are slowly trickling in for the third day of confirmation hearings on President Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
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Reports are already trickling in about "real" Christmas tree shortages, especially in smaller lots like churches and schools.
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Instead, the puck went up in the air and off Pittsburgh defenseman Ron Hainsey before trickling past Fleury.
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A local TV station and the Dayton Daily News picked up the appeal, and tips came trickling in.
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Four days after the quake, some communities struggled without water, power or transportation, although aid was trickling in.
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Even with a backlog of tickets, though, the food trickling out of the kitchen is almost unfailingly terrific.
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It remains unclear whether humanitarian assistance will be allowed to continue trickling in, or be shut off again.
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And just some of the stories that I had heard trickling out internally about how things were done.
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Stories that hinted at issues with the N.Y.P.D's approach to sexual assault have been trickling out for years.
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There may be more television shows than ever, but the spoils aren't necessarily trickling down to the writers.
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Last year's record in mergers and acquisitions may not yet be trickling into the coffers of advisory shops.
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All that zinc has since been cancelled and has been trickling back out of the system ever since.
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With two Panthers players looking for a deflection, Yandle's shot handcuffed Jones, trickling in off of his glove.
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Bach says that around nine months later — around August 2006 — returns of the Xbox 360 began trickling in.
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His first memory was walking naked through the forest in a storm, the rain trickling down his body.
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"Oh, please, God," she said, tears trickling from her eyes as she towed her suitcase down the road.
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Figures for more remote areas are trickling in but they seem to have suffered fewer deaths than the city.
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But as TVs and speakers improve at the high end, the benefits are trickling down to more affordable models.
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Food, water, blankets, and medical aid is trickling into remote areas via inland roads that are choked with traffic.
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So when wedding invitations start trickling in — usually by your mid- or late twenties — it's easy to get overwhelmed.
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While TV is still dominant, more and more ad money has been trickling into digital mediums in recent elections.
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There's the famous vampire bat, which nicks the ankles of cattle and other animals and laps the trickling blood.
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The 2000 Mazda23 provides more evidence of advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS) technology trickling down to more affordable cars.
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Even as these individual companies maneuver against each other, the money is all trickling up to the same place.
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Corporate earnings reports have been trickling in so far, and companies have been largely getting punished badly for misses.
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Tourists are trickling back, too: 8.3m visited Egypt last year, up from a low point of 5.4m in 2015.
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"Marijuana cases are trickling in but its not at the rate we know is out there," she told me.
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But apparently, the lawmakers didn't post all the seized documents because on Friday, more internal emails started trickling out.
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Plus, we asked these women whether they're happy with the amount of funds coming in versus those trickling out.
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Information has been trickling out bit by bit for the RED Hydrogen One, the digital camera company's first smartphone.
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"Far from trickling down, income and wealth are instead being sucked upwards at an alarming rate," the report says.
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In response to the mini-crash, articles wondering if the Bitcoin bubble is in mid-burst began trickling in.
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But again, we caution that it's still very early and a lot more votes will be trickling in shortly.
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Instead, the on-board soundscapes (things like leaves rustling and trickling waterfalls) are designed to essentially drown out noise.
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Snow wakes groggily into water, a trickling stream that carries beer tabs and flashing ice into the storm drain.
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Of course Guerra couldn't get away with posting so many photos of himself without the Photoshop jokes trickling in.
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Tokyo generally was unaffected, though reports trickling in from the regions closer to the epicenter started to report casualties.
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And simpler devices and apps, which are better designed for aging hands and eyes, are trickling into the marketplace.
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Steak was served, and the toasts lasted late into the night, the revelry trickling out to the nearby sidewalk.
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The band has been trickling out songs for years, but its full album, "Prisma Tropical," is released on Friday.
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But women are already trickling out of the work force, and it could get worse with more unexpected pregnancies.
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First came the reports — trickling in from caucus leaders, precinct captains and observers — that the app wasn't working properly.
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Llamas grazed in the verdant pasture, watered by a trickling stream that flowed down the center of the valley.
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He got to a bouncing puck in the low slot and his shanked swipe sent the puck trickling in.
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Stories of "re-education facilities" were slowly trickling out, but what went on inside them was hard to understand.
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Atlanta (CNN)It's just before sunrise on a Saturday morning, and the first few children are slowly trickling in.
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Although slowing, a multi-year boom in airline orders is still trickling down to suppliers such as engine makers.
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The first journalists trickling into the New York headquarters work on the Express desk, The Times's breaking news hub.
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"Far from trickling down, income and wealth are instead being sucked upwards at an alarming rate," the report said.
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Their old paper was exceedingly influential, trickling down to how economists, human resources professionals, marketers and more viewed the workforce.
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"People see all the traffic to be had, and look for the next thing trickling up from Reddit," she says.
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I'm at a community center in Opelika, Alabama, in an office where residents are trickling in to register to vote.
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Purchase restrictions are also trickling down into lower-tier cities, while monetary policy tightening is leading to higher mortgage rates.
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Reports of the mass shooting had started trickling in, including the cell phone alert that had woken Teves's wife, Caren.
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But after Zika cases started trickling in, Scott dedicated $26.2 million in June to stopping Zika, the governor's office stated.
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Protestors were yelling for government officials, who have been trickling in to assess the situation, to leave the hospital premises.
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The first, Felicia Sanders, recalled the trickling of her son's blood as she desperately shielded her granddaughter from the carnage.
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Sharma captures a hand grasping string lights and water trickling down from what looks like a shower or a window.
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Postal votes are still trickling in, but the seat appears to have gone to a progressive independent candidate, Kerryn Phelps.
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A tiny waterfall flowed into a small fish pond, washing the entire place in the soothing sounds of trickling water.
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The fashion photo spread announcement felt classy and surprising despite clues and photos of CEO Evan Spiegel trickling out ahead.
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The company has been trickling out all these hardware upgrade announcements to pave the way for its event next Monday.
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She says that these motifs began trickling into her work quite naturally because they are all facets inherent to humans.
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Below the eyes of each sculpture lie enormous trickling tears, at times looking more like facial deformations than eye secretions.
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But, you see, through the process of "trickling" that loss would actually be, um... Uh oh, look at this guy!
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A trailing Kane took a backhanded feed from Vinnie Hinostroza in the slot and sent the puck trickling past Condon.
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Information has been trickling out about the Atari VCS, formerly the Ataribox, since we first heard about it last summer.
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At the same time, tens of thousands of asylum seekers are languishing in camps in Greece, with more trickling in.
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Even those living in long-established neighborhoods with piped water often find water trickling, rather than gushing, from the tap.
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The problems are trickling down, essentially, from the department store sector, which has been rendered increasingly irrelevant by online shopping.
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Money would then flow directly into the pockets of middle-class households rather than hopefully trickling down via increased investment.
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Do you see this trickling down to the millions of women working in fast-food restaurants and minimum-wage jobs?
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"Women's political ambition has finally been normalized and championed and it's trickling down to girls and young women," she says.
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As much as I tried, I couldn't stop my tears from trickling down my cheeks onto her soft bald head.
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Today, streetwear is about as mainstream as fashion can get, to the point that it's trickling down to multiple generations.
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Almost everyone I met inside was a tourist from inside Saudi Arabia, as foreign tourists are only slowly trickling in.
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Does it flow like a river or is it granular, proceeding in small bits, like sand trickling through an hourglass?
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Absolute power, Saudis say, has a way of trickling down, of turning ordinary policemen and public officials into petty tyrants.
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Now, rather than trickling down from military and advanced corporate laboratories, today's new technologies increasingly come from consumer electronics firms.
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But after decades of breakneck economic growth, the country's wealth has ceased trickling down, bringing social mobility to a standstill.
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The numbers have been far greater in those countries, but migrants — largely Africans and Afghans — nonetheless keep trickling into Paris.
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As I stepped out, I could hear ice continuing to crack, the sound of trickling water running in open rivulets.
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He noted that people are looking for ways to relieve stress through creative expression, and that's trickling down to kids.
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As major financial institutions shake up their employee base, more veterans are trickling out of Wall Street and into cryptofunds.
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The railways and highways slowly cleared resumed operation on Tuesday morning, allowing travelers to start trickling out into the city.
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As a result, little or nothing is trickling down to the lower levels of Iran's beleaguered but still enormous private sector.
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But the way is now open and aid is trickling in to the area that rescue workers feared had been obliterated.
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Figures for more remote areas, some still cut off by destroyed roads and landslides, are only trickling in, if at all.
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It really didn't occur to me how much of an impact it had had until word started trickling through the guard.
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Still, the myth has persisted — trickling up in some way or another all the way to legal battles over federal laws.
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Asian shares pared losses as workers began trickling back to offices and factories around China as the government eased some restrictions.
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Still, the myth has persisted, trickling up in some way or another all the way to legal battles over federal laws.
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NASA's Juno spacecraft reached the planet earlier this month, and data from its mission is expected to begin trickling out soon.
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But there's plenty more results from the LHC that will be trickling out between now and the end of the year.
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Much of the news getting out to the broader population is likely trickling down through the hierarchy of the ruling party.
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Sorry, no time for that: The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona starts in late February, and announcements are already trickling in.
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Third-quarter results began trickling in, with a strong beat from LVMH driving stocks across the luxury and consumer sectors higher.
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It wasn't until about 22011 years ago, museum board member Danny Maltbie says, that immigrants from other countries started trickling in.
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With virtual reality headsets finally trickling out to the masses, content creators are searching for the Next Big Thing beyond gaming.
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This week, the game started trickling into the larger European markets, starting with Germany on Wednesday and the UK on Thursday.
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As is fairly standard for your average Apple event, the rumors and leaks have been trickling out for a few months.
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Dolby Vision and Atmos are widely available in premium-priced smart TVs, but are still trickling down to entry-level sets.
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The fair wrapped up at the end of last week, but new images of the completed works are still trickling out.
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Since last year, Hyundai has been trickling out news about the Ioniq — the hybrid it hopes can dethrone the Toyota Prius.
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But after a qualified plumber situates the single device onto your water line, data starts quietly trickling into the companion app.
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MORENA and its allies could win majorities in both chambers of Congress, according to projections based on results still trickling in.
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Google's been slowing trickling over into the space already, moving a few of its New York employees over to rented offices.
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Some early results are trickling in, but the earnings season is still weeks away for the bulk of S&P 500 .
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The show starts September 6th — its first reviews are trickling out now, and they all say you'll want to tune in.
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The dressing is simple: Leivaditaki squeezes two halves of another pomegranate over a large bowl, the juice trickling through her hands.
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And while many have positioned 2980 as the year of 25G, both seem to be trickling out at a 21G rate.
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This hate has been trickling down, infecting Pagan communities across the nation, which has been especially disconcerting for practitioners of color.
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The atmosphere around the park is pretty calm this late afternoon as the women wait for clients to start trickling in.
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Still, word seemed to be trickling down slowly based on interviews with 20 Afghan army and police commanders around the country.
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Skeptics said that the money companies saved through tax cuts would merely increase corporate profits, rather than trickling down to workers.
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The only sounds I heard from outside were the tunes of soft classical music and the trickling fountain of the courtyard.
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Up to that point, galleries had expressed only a trickling interest in graffiti art — even less in the photography of it.
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Currently, there's much data that will still be trickling in well into late hours tonight and nothing can be called yet.
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When word of the disease first began trickling out, he immediately had doubts about whether officials were being forthcoming about it.
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But because the fire&aposs trickling, we&aposre leaving behind grasses that are there for certain birds that need that grass.
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"I don't remember an election trickling all the way into Thanksgiving," Ms. Renaud said as she eyed a pair of shoes.
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The change at BlueJeans shows how Silicon Valley&aposs growing focus on profitability is now trickling down to smaller startups too.
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The 24-year-old said he refused, but was surprised when the store opened on time and customers began trickling in.
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As China struggles to get back on its feet, with factories starting to reopen and workers trickling back, progress is slow.
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And change is trickling down into bigger industries long-dominated by cash and check, like remittances and business-to-business payments.
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But somehow, more info keeps trickling in, and now, 218to215Google has scored an official-looking, complete spec sheet for both phones.
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"This is his passion," his mom, Leona, told me, as guests began trickling in from the TEDx talk earlier that day.
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This will surely buoy Draghi who still faces criticism that his still of easing is actually trickling down to the real economy.
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As the votes continue trickling in from Monday night's Iowa caucus, Twitter came out on top in terms of social media predictions.
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Literally billions of people are dependent on these rivers for freshwater, much of it trickling down from melting winter snow and glaciers.
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We looked at the many, many ways in which the FBI hacks people, revelations of which have been trickling out for decades.
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At any given moment in the summer months, many of us may have a small river of sweat trickling down our backsides.
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But while the declassifications have been trickling in for a while, companies still don't seem quite sure what to do with them.
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The Trump campaign should be particularly wary, Keating added, of the national Chamber's scorn trickling down to local business groups and leaders.
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Last month, Gladwell interviewed Gucci Mane about his new autobiography and the videos have been trickling through over the last couple days.
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Others were seen trickling into polling booths, where posters bearing the ruling Awami League's "boat" symbol far outnumbered those of the opposition.
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Such sensors used to be premium features for premium devices, but they're finally trickling down to the midrange and (soon) budget devices.
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Well, now you can decide for yourself because I Love You, Daddy is being aggressively shared on torrents after recently trickling out.
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Today, the displaced are trickling back to their villages, thanks to the peace agreement with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
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It's Monday evening here in Washington and lawmakers are trickling back into the city after over a month on the campaign trail.
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Homebuyers are trickling back into the mortgage market, but not enough to offset the industry's steep and steady drop in refinance business.
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But the puck ticked off the post and the skate of Hutton before trickling into the net at the 5:19 mark.
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Christians began trickling back to Christian villages, but agreeing terms for their return to what had been mixed villages was much harder.
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I corralled a few staff members as they were trickling into the office, to serve as witnesses, and filled out the paperwork.
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The show floor doesn't technically open until Tuesday, but the announcements start trickling out Sunday evening from different events and press conferences.
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Their father, in the newspaper interview, had disdained the idea of tourists trickling through the tired, old house, with its retro furniture.
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As day turned into night, not much was known about the attack in Nairobi -- word was trickling out in bits and pieces.
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And, yes, some of those winnings for the rich will be spent, trickling down to jobs and income for the non-rich.
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Details are slowly trickling out from the administration, which included additional information Tuesday night in an email to reporters during Trump's address.
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Instead, the slow-burning affair, with details trickling out of a House of Commons justice committee inquiry, has taken a heavy toll.
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She was so assured in her youth and immortality, even as news of the virus was slowly trickling into the United States.
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Though the refugees are mostly in camps in neighboring Bangladesh, they have also been trickling into the United States in recent years.
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Results from Britain's general election are trickling in, and exit polls suggest that Theresa May and the Conservatives may lose their majority.
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The accounts are trickling out even as the White House seeks to block even more information from surfacing in the impeachment inquiry.
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For months, news has been trickling out about the prosecution of scientists, mainly Chinese graduate students and researchers working in American laboratories.
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Even as Tam's case was trickling through the legal system, another Section 2(a) case was making very loud and ugly headlines.
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Money is increasingly trickling from television commercials to digital media — a market that Facebook and Google currently have in a duopolistic chokehold.
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Diesel is being booked to head to Latin America from Singapore, while enquiries are also trickling in for Indian cargoes, they said.
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I went to see Franken in his Senate office on a rainy Tuesday as lawmakers were trickling back to town after Thanksgiving.
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Some early results are trickling in, but the earnings season is still weeks away for the bulk of Standard & Poor's 500 companies.
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Another lawmaker posted an image on Twitter of Ms. Gedi with tears running down her cheeks and blood trickling from her mouth.
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And there were these two lines apart from each other, with some people in the "good" line slowly trickling into the "bad" line.
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Stampede 2 will be the first serious deployment of the stuff, so let's hope that means it's trickling down for us desktop users.
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The city has officially become the capitol of the bob brigade — starting at the trendiest salons and trickling into the A-list scene.
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The study adds to a body of work showing that Greenland's ice isn't steadily trickling into the ocean; it's melting in big spikes.
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The thought of more jobs, more tax revenue, and more investment trickling down to the town makes Mattie cautiously optimistic about Trinidad's future.
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It was late morning where I was in New York City, and late at night in Malaysia, when the results started trickling in.
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YouTube has announced it's trickling down a feature from its YouTube Premium apps, though it's not the background playback that everyone really wants.
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Rising national income is not trickling down to workers: wage growth has fallen to about 1.9%, its slowest pace since the last recession.
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From 2008, residents said that people began trickling back onto the land, but were told that it had been declared a wildlife reserve.
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AT&T and Verizon are slowly trickling out the next generation of wireless networks, known as 5G, in parts of a few cities.
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But with the Quicksand Mat, you can do your sunbathing in peace without worrying about debris trickling its way into the wrong places.
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Some residents who were nervously trickling back on Friday said they hoped the place, nicknamed "the Forgotten Coast," does not change too much.
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Finally though, the summer arrivals have started trickling in — and we have to say, this might be its most fashion-forward collection yet.
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As officials said on Wednesday that the death toll from the attack had risen to 41, details about the victims began trickling out.
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Word of the valley's beauty is trickling out, and international agencies have recognized the Gaoligong Mountains National Nature Reserve as a crucial biosphere.
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Meanwhile, information about this shocker is trickling out, thanks to interviews with the cast and creators, and some close reading of the books.
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Others, such as the investigation Yahoo security breach that affected 500 million users, are now trickling down into the companies modifying their practices.
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Results are expected to start trickling in early on Monday with a "substantial number" likely on Tuesday, election commission official Festus Okoye said.
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I wouldn't be surprised if we see a couple more breathtaking prices, but I don't see it trickling down into the middle market.
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Syria: Amid a cease-fire in the northern province of Idlib, some of the hundreds of thousands of displaced residents are trickling back.
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This includes the Diamond Princess, which has now claimed seven lives due to the quick trickling of the coronavirus throughout the cruise ship.
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In Havana, damage was light compared with elsewhere on the island, but people were trickling in as floodwaters had penetrated farther than forecast.
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On a recent Sunday morning, around 80 congregants in their 20s and 30s began trickling in for the 9 o'clock meeting, per usual.
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Potential homebuyers are coming up against high prices and meager supply, although more supply is slowly trickling back onto the market this summer.
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The puck caromed off Dubnyk's left arm and near the post before trickling into the net for Krug's seventh goal of the season.
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The next generation of Wi-Fi has been trickling out over the past year, but this week, its launch is going to accelerate.
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If you look around, you&aposll see that 2019&aposs batch of year-end minimum-wage scary stories have already started trickling out.
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But the olds' wealth isn't trickling down — in 22019, the generations older than the boomers still controlled nearly a quarter of U.S. wealth.
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The couple has not announced any details about the day, but some are trickling out, and the rest will be reported soon enough.
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The Hmong "conference thing" was a new one, though, and the requests to start new lines began trickling in around four years ago.
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Typically, shiva takes place in someone's house, with friends trickling in and out into a living room to eat and sit with families.
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As the saga around the San Bernardino iPhone continues, new details are trickling out in court documents about the phone and the government's investigation.
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They are, in a sense, the gods of the industry, their actions and influence trickling down through the other circles of the film community.
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The news of the renewals started trickling in earlier in the day, with Goldbergs producer Adam Goldberg among those tweeting about the good news.
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With attendance estimates still trickling in, it isn't yet clear whether the women's march attendance can compete with other huge events in U.S. history.
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Yet long supply chains and distant plants are leaving producers vulnerable to rapid changes in their home markets, so production has been trickling back.
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Sources say aluminium had been trickling out, but the quantities now being talked about were substantial, however they declined to disclose any specific numbers.
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But it's absolutely bound to be a result of the platform, including its self-lacing feature, trickling down through the lifestyle and casual categories.
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It's been eight months since New Horizons made its historic flyby of Pluto, but data keeps on trickling in from the intrepid space probe.
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It has led to a system of surveillance with conferences and strategy presentations recorded in order to show that secrets are not trickling out.
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Roads are highly dangerous, no food is grown in the fields, and people are still trickling out of their hiding places in the bush.
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Released on July 227, Below The Heavens did not receive instant praise or even much immediate attention, but the accolades eventually began trickling in.
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But the Democratic race is clear as mud, with results still trickling in and Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders locked in a near tie.
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It didn't take long before the reports started trickling in, each tidbit so remarkable I began to keep a record so I wouldn't forget.
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Sources say aluminum had been trickling out, but the quantities now being talked about were substantial, however they declined to disclose any specific numbers.
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The Sabres iced the game with 2:25 left, when Lehner slowed Kyle Okposo's shot but could not stop it from trickling behind him.
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The USB4 spec is expected to be formally finalized and published in the middle of 2019 (when USB 3.2 devices should start trickling out).
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All the news trickling out of Stars Hollow has gotten us more and more excited, including this first look at Jess & Dean on set.
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Ingress has always doubled as something of a test bed for Pokémon GO, with Ingress' data/locations trickling into GO where it made sense.
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" He blinked away the beads of sweat trickling down his brow, picked up a glass of Merlot, and asked, "What should we toast to?
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For many of them, the FEMA money left over after trickling down through so many middlemen hardly made a dent in what they needed.
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Stop saving money The Federal Reserve announced an emergency interest rate cut on March 3 and it's trickling down to high-yield savings accounts.
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The hotel felt quiet and peaceful, with the sounds of Johann Sebastian Bach and a trickling fountain echoing through the courtyard lush with flowers.
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Covid-19 spreads exponentially, so a handful of cases trickling through a population can turn into a torrent of millions in just three months.
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Players were still trickling into school after a summer on commercial fishing boats, drift-netting for salmon with their fathers, brothers, uncles and cousins.
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Los Angeles was once a sparsely settled hinterland, isolated by desert and mountains, constrained by the trickling water supply of the Los Angeles River.
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Have you noticed any aspects of your work trickling down to the mainstream, for us average Joes who weren't invited to the Met Gala?
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Supply shortages and panic induced by the global health crisis are trickling into the supply chain of one of the world's biggest online retailers.
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From there, the notion of hospitality as the prime directive of restaurant service spread through the land, trickling down to your corner burrito chain.
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Eventually I moved away from the city, the natural course of life trickling down Interstate 95 and to the South, then to the West.
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"I corralled a few staff members as they were trickling into the office, to serve as witnesses, and filled out the paperwork," Buttigieg wrote.
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I had the sense to follow a trickling stream, and I was kept on course by the feel of the water as night fell.
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The changes might result in "a one time 10 percent pass-through of that benefit in terms of trickling down to workers," Dalio added.
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Caravans, buses and individual travelers have been trickling into Washington throughout the week, with protesters finding housing at local churches and on friends' couches.
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Timothy Egan The last runs of heavenly wild salmon are trickling in this month, the buttery coho with flesh the color of fall foliage.
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One envelope sent from Virginia has a school of dolphins etched in pencil floating gracefully across the front, bubbles trickling upward to the paper's edge.
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When the neighborhood boys throw rocks at Lila, she retaliates but can't avoid being hit herself, and gets knocked out, blood trickling from her temple.
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The ban was strictly enforced until the last days of December, when China approved 80 new video game titles, with more trickling in this month.
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There's even a dual camera that pairs 16-megapixel and 8-megapixel sensors, with the latter used for depth information — another premium feature trickling down.
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The sun hadn't fully risen when I woke, and the light trickling through the sheer curtains was gentle enough that I kept my eyes closed.
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Despite falling the day after Thanksgiving, retailers' Black Friday deals have been trickling out all month — including Amazon's 35-day extravaganza that began last week.
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Now, some of those features are trickling down the price spectrum, starting with the newly refreshed Inspiron 7000 lineup that was announced at IFA 2018.
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But the church had never hired someone to oversee its efforts, and work done at the top was not necessarily trickling down into individual congregations.
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This mission sounds exciting now, but we'll truly appreciate the effort once the data starts trickling in—hopefully in as little as four years. [NASA]
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Signals also began trickling out from board members like Hitoshi Suzuki, who called in February for an increase to address the rising cost of stimulus.
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The letter is well worth revisiting any time you find yourself "bitching, moaning, groaning, honing, boning, horse-shitting, hair-splitting, nit-picking, piss-trickling," etc.
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The impact of these closures — a mixture of shrinking store fleets and Chapter 11 filings — is already trickling into the industry's nearly 290 million jobs.
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Brazilian ethanol has begun trickling into the U.S. state of California this year because fuel distributors can earn more credits under the state's decarbonization scheme.
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Hidden inventories, estimated at 0.23 million tonnes by Macquarie or about 20.2 percent of global demand, trickling into the market may also surprise zinc bulls.
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The first reports of Irma's impacts are just trickling out of the islands of Antigua, Barbuda, and St. Martin, which suffered direct hits last night.
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"We hope any doubts can be dispelled soon to end this trickling of accusations that poisons the atmosphere in an ever gloomier situation," it said.
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The 21625 midterm election results are still trickling in but the verdict is clear and more than hopeful than ever for Democrats and many others.
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Monreal scored on the power play at 12:55 as Joe Morrow's point shot was tipped by Paul Byron and Andrew Shaw before trickling in.
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The Los Angeles producer TOKiMONSTA has been teasing a new album for the last few months, slowly trickling out new material since early last fall.
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The inducer band under the hat was applying weak alternating current to the temporal and frontal regions of his scalp, trickling electricity into his brain.
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Facebook's annual F8 conference is in full swing, with major redesigns of the company's apps and all sorts of news trickling out of San Jose.
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Ruled by new, dynastic political elites who appropriated much of their country's post-independence wealth, with little trickling down to the mass of the population.
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This morning, Elon is trickling out other details he didn't get around to mentioning onstage — like that they're planning to offer a solar charging option.
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The few images trickling in, however, suggest that the destruction in Cuba is not as cataclysmic as it is on islands elsewhere in the Caribbean.
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Late Tuesday night, when results were still trickling in but looked promising for Mr. Biden, he attributed his success in the state to Mr. O'Rourke.
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It is too early to determine how many may return, but there is little doubt that Puerto Ricans have begun trickling back to the island.
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Oberholtzer is already beginning to see some of the 23,000 Detroit homeowners who received foreclosure notices this fall trickling into her office, asking for help.
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Christine Todd Whitman, a former Republican governor in New Jersey, said the party's woes were trickling all the way down the ballot into local contests.
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Schoolwork began trickling in via an online service called Edubox, and the kids' days were filled with homework, watching TV, playing on devices, and bickering.
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And I'm not suggesting one way or the other for Dr. Ford's counsel, but they need to bring their evidence and stop trickling it out.
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The waiver of the law, known as the Jones Act, comes as federal and local officials report more supplies trickling onto the increasingly desperate island.
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The financial markets are in bad shape right now, which is trickling down to our wallets, but there's no telling how bad it could get.
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Along with Black Panther, a few other movies will be trickling in throughout the month on Disney+, including Ice Age and A Wrinkle in Time.
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A company executive confirmed to Mashable India that it's a software feature and Lenovo India could consider trickling it down to other smartphones as well.
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Eichel opened the scoring at 2:46, when Domingue slowed Eichel's shot from point-blank range but could not stop the puck from trickling through.
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Those suspicions were initially restricted to security experts, trickling out only after firms such as ThreatConnect were able to unmask the fronts in detailed reports.
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But at the same time evidence in favor of Viganò's account is trickling out — including a claim of confirmation from people close to Benedict himself.
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The financial markets are in bad shape right now and it's trickling down to our wallets, but there's no telling how bad it could get.
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All of this is prelude to what has been trickling out over the past few days: Paige is very likely done as an in-ring performer.
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Vlad Savov will be on the ground covering the event live, with news trickling in all week about the latest in combustible and e-powered automobiles.
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But poor economic data keeps trickling in: earlier Thursday, the Institute of Supply Management's Chicago Business Barometer came in at its lowest level since December 2015.
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"The early returns from Harvey are trickling in and the news is not good," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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As the runners and riders ascend into the hills up around Llanwrtyd and nearby Abergwesyn, which are full of pools and trickling streams, it becomes tight.
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Game of Thrones can't come back soon enough, but a huge part of us is excited by the trickling of juicy nuggets about its last season.
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Broida and Woroch both point out that Amazon has already been trickling out limited deals in the weeks ahead of the two-day Prime Day event.
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South Korean shares eased as some investors took profits ahead of the Brexit vote results, which will start trickling out early on Friday morning in Asia.
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When news started trickling out last January that there might be something wrong with the Flint water Stinson drank constantly, he still didn't put it together.
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My waterproof jacket, which had been quietly trickling water down my back, is now siphoning rain into my two layers of jerseys; my shoes are sopping.
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Election night results showed that Democrats would be regaining control of the House, but results trickling in from California gave them more victories than initially thought.
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The returns from the Presidential election were trickling in, and the Hayeses, who had been spending the evening in their parlor, in Columbus, Ohio, were dismayed.
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"It seems like the trickling down of 'Big Data' approaches from prosecuting real, significant wrongdoing into the enforcement of petty rules and regulations," Stanley told Gizmodo.
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Right winger Corey Perry unleashed a slap shot from the left point that deflected off Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid and McGinn before trickling into the net.
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Around the time Zalgiris 2 begins warming up, more fans and cameras begin trickling in, and the scene starts to feel like something Lavar Ball orchestrated.
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Like millions interested in the event, monitoring its every new announcement, listening for any gossip trickling down the tubes, I wasn't actually at E3 this year.
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Today, the fighting drags on, and each day there are more families trickling out of the battleground in a new Iraqi ritual of coming and going.
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Waves of bankruptcies could devastate the financial system from the bottom up, rather than the financial crisis trickling down the way it did 12 years ago.
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Brief return in Syria: Amid a cease-fire in the northern province of Idlib, some of the hundreds of thousands of displaced residents are trickling back.
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Most of the employees have since been cleared to return to work, and toxicology reports from the state police lab are just now trickling back in.
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If all this eventually became public, and truth does have a way of trickling out, this would have devastating consequences for the legitimacy of American elections.
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"I was trying really hard to keep calm but as the minutes ticked by and the memories started trickling back, I really started to panic," she says.
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If you're connected to a wireless network, odds are high that little bits of data are trickling out of your device like water from a leaky faucet.
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As of April 1, the first-time candidate with a background in national security has raised over $1.1 million with donations trickling in from all 50 states.
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Counts are still trickling in, but the Liberals and their rural partners, the National Party, look set to take 78 seats in the lower house of parliament.
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The RSLs seemed to contain water because of the weird way they behave: the streaks seem to seep down the hills, a bit like water trickling downward.
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Polls say several Republican Senate and House seats that had been safe aren't so safe anymore as an anti-Trump vote is trickling down to other races.
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Ramaphosa and the ANC were expected to prevail, and early results, which started trickling in Thursday, suggest they will do so — but likely with a reduced majority.
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These windmill-tilting arguments have been trickling out steadily in recent years, following the lead of hip-hop tastemakers and Collins fanboys like Questlove and Kanye West.
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And some of that contempt may be trickling down to Cruz: According to a Quinnipiac poll, women in Texas are favoring O'Rourke, at 22011% to Cruz's 20173%.
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"The details are trickling out, so it's looking to be a bit more substantial than the market might have realized in terms of giving relief," Kilduff said.
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Details have begun trickling out about the raid after a Spanish judge lifted a secrecy order last week and said an investigation of what happened on Feb.
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Sharply better-than-expected earnings reports started trickling down from the travel cohort, and soon it became clear that those who bet against it were in trouble.
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"As people are becoming more technology savvy, SaaS is trickling down from the obvious users" to companies that have been slower to adopt new technologies, Murphy said.
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There was the usual clapping, the long-awaited opening of the doors, and weary customers slowly trickling in to get their hands on the latest Apple handset.
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Large donations to universities have been trickling in the past year, with many of the donations focused on generating interest in technical fields, as well as medicine.
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In maybe the clearest example of the North Carolina model trickling up to the federal level, this November Trump picked Brunell to run the United States Census.
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When the 2.0 versions started trickling out, some changes were obvious: The Chinese remake is about a pound lighter per shoe and less distressed than the original.
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The results trickling in on Sunday made it clear that opposition party candidates, led by the former president Mahinda Rajapaksa, were close to sweeping the local councils.
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As we chatted, the crowd soon ballooned from a mere eight to more than 40 attendees, with more supporters still trickling in every 15 or so minutes.
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The age was determined with a new technique that analyzes the radioactive decay of uranium in flowstone, a translucent mineral deposited by water trickling down cave walls.
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On Monday, a day after Arkema deliberately burned the remaining chemicals, nearby residents who had been forced from their homes for nearly a week began trickling back.
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For drivers, it'll lead to more personalized experiences, which today are normal in the high-end market but are only slowly trickling down to more affordable cars.
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More than 18 Chinese cities announced various new property restrictions in June, with curbs trickling into lower-tier cities, according to China Index Academy, a property consultancy.
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With hardly any outside investment trickling into the country, and with an overall economy that has been rapidly contracting, stocks have been stuck at rock-bottom values.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — It was an unseasonably warm Saturday in February, and people were trickling out of a college gymnasium where Elizabeth Warren was still taking questions.
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Xbox Game Pass works just as well on PC as it does on the console itself, and elusive first-party staples like Halo are trickling onto desktops.
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MC: Speaking of trickling-down technology, let's take a quick break, and when we come back we will talk to Adam about the perfect shot of espresso.
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For in the meantime, the word has slipped free of its original intentions, diffusing rapidly throughout academia and slowly trickling into the consciousness of the mainstream press.
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Noren used a nine-iron from 181 yards to ace the 17th, his ball landing softly a couple of feet in front of the cup and trickling in.
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Results soon came trickling in, first from the small polling stations for staff at the luxury resorts for which the Maldives is famous, and later from the cities.
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Instead, the ban is popularly understood as a way of discouraging the trickling of information from inside the exclusive event out into the world of the embarrassing masses.
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With the $899 X-T30, Fujifilm is trickling down some of the most impressive aspects of the X-T3 into a camera that costs a whopping $600 less.
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For past elections, media organizations agreed to hold back any Election Day voting data because they thought the information trickling in throughout the day would unduly affect voters.
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With a few more trickling in every month, the library will soon be quite formidable and I might even start using it instead of my hacked SNES Classic.
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In Game 4, with the Mets leading 43-2 in the eighth, Murphy tried to scoop up a harmless ground ball that ended up trickling under his glove.
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Cases have been trickling in since then - a recent one of a girl taken through Chennai on her Indian passport to Malaysia to work in a beauty parlor.
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Now that the HomePod is out in the wild, reports have started trickling in from users complaining about the $349 smart speaker's unfortunate side effect on wood furniture.
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Rather than changes coming from big-time brands and trickling down, it's often the smaller indie labels that are working towards making online shopping a more inclusive experience.
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It's Monday evening here in a wet Washington where lawmakers are trickling back into town after a two-week recess with only days to prevent a government shutdown.
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Founded in 2016, DeepMap has been relatively quiet since raising $25 million in 2017, but news about this round has been trickling out for the last few months.
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As someone who's old enough to have played the original title during its first go-round, things came trickling back to me during a gameplay demo at E3.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr., Mitt Romney, Madeleine Albright, David Petraeus and Jay Leno were among the guests trickling into the Washington National Cathedral as the church bells chimed.
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Victims often think that they have been cursed by God, and they are afraid to eat or drink because then the wastes will start trickling down their legs.
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"The Trump rhetoric is trickling down and allowing current elected officials and candidates to resort to racism and violence making it sound like it was O.K.," he said.
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The children grew as if blown by the wind,muscles and brains pliant from protein and ricein the years when Americansspent their dollars downtown,trickling support to mothers.
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Details about the PlayStation 5 have been slowly trickling out over the past few months as Sony gears up to launch its next-generation console later this year.
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New details are still trickling out nearly three years after Manafort joined President Donald Trump's campaign, like the recent revelation that Manafort shared sensitive polling data with Kilimnik.
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As she struck the ball, it popped almost straight up and hit the shaft of her putter, near the top of the hosel, before trickling forward onto the green.
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Cars with semiautonomous features, like Tesla's Autopilot, Mercedes-Benz's Drive Pilot, and Audi's Traffic Jam Assist, are trickling into the market, and research has shown these can prevent crashes.
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It's December, the most wonderful time of year for supercuts, mash-ups, and the crippling realization that time is trickling through our fingers like whatever metaphor you best prefer!
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But the puck bounced off the glass and ricocheted back over the crossbar, hitting Allen in the back of his left leg pad before trickling over the goal line.
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As ballot requests, registration applications and the first early votes start trickling in, campaigns will undoubtedly examine every piece of data related to Election Day 2016 with a microscope.
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The government has unveiled tax breaks for some industries, with Widodo promising a corporate tax cut, hoping for bigger capital expenditures by companies trickling down to bolster GDP growth.
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DESCHOWITZ: Look, I agree with that, but if we can continue to-- INGRAHAM: This is where Harvard misses the boat, OK. Trickle-down economics, yes, it is trickling down.
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SHIKHARPUR, Nepal (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the village of Shikharpur in Nepal's remote Himalayan foothills, the faint sound of water can be heard trickling through a large metal pump.
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LeBron James' Hollywood success is trickling down to the NFL -- 'cause a Pro Bowl tight end just booked a role on his new TV show ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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And some of these features are already trickling out to some extent, but LaunchDarkly offers a more comprehensive look at how to roll these new features out, Harbaugh said.
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It's these types of clusters that most worry public health officials, since disease outbreaks can take off there and eventually begin trickling out to other parts of the country.
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"During this critical phase, we urge all Kenyans to exercise restraint as we await official results from the polling stations and indeed as they start trickling in," it said.
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Many artists are suspicious of the deals that their record companies have cut with technology companies, and they want to know how much money is trickling down to them.
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But some migrants from the caravan have started trickling into Tijuana, according to Juventud 2000, which is working with caravan organizers to help provide shelter to the arriving migrants.
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She swam far enough to pull herself out of the water, then staggered down a crowded street, blood trickling out of her, looking for help and not finding it.
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But they set the stage for one of the most aggressive, hateful, and indiscriminate immigration crackdowns in modern history, stories of which have been trickling in piecemeal all year.
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In the twisted siege economy, the price of milk became so exorbitant that malnourished children began trickling in to the charity-run hospital, Al Birr, which still barely functioned.
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Smith tipped the puck off the left post, but it bounced back in front, then off the back of Ullmark's right leg before trickling just over the goal line.
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Even without conspiracy peddlers on YouTube, these early weeks have seen plenty of genuine confusion as case numbers — trickling in from Chinese state media reports — have continued to climb.
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Photo: Jennings Brown for GizmodoAfter that first "storm," word spread that authorities were allowing people to visit, and a steady stream of cars started trickling out to the gate.
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You thought maybe a dip traveled a gentle slope, stocks trickling lower just a bit each day, all the while whispering, "Don't worry, everything's going to be fine," maybe?
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Details are trickling out nonetheless, and the revelation that Trump pressured a foreign government to investigate one of his political rivals appears to be a textbook abuse of power.
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Unicode — the consortium responsible for choosing the new emojis across all platforms — approved the new emoji in February, and they've been trickling out to platforms and devices ever since.
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Christine clicks again, and we are instructed to imagine the mucus in our cervix loosening, and fluids trickling out of our vaginas as we approach 7 cm of dilation.
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The author Ben Yagoda, who tracks Britishisms entering the American lexicon on his blog Not One-Off Britishisms, first noticed the trend trickling over to the States in 2011.
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Jason from the Strzok-Page texts that are trickling out, there is an interesting one and it&aposs from I think July 274th of 2100 and it involves you Jason.
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The fact that Russian-linked bots penetrated social media to influence the 228 U.S. presidential election has been well documented, and the details of the deception are still trickling out.
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This ideological tension came to blows earlier this week in a marathon Twitter fight that started on Memorial Day, with anecdotal evidence and closing arguments still trickling in days later.
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I was in this place of just the trickling little thoughts of comparison because the internet is — they're always going to try to paint this narrative of women vs. women.
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Our guy in question—probably some undereducated bum, former champion or talent with an edge—gets his slow-mo scene on; long, hard breaths, sweat trickling off of sculpted abs.
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Refunds are expected to begin trickling in next week, meaning Wal-Mart should have a better sense of the impact from their delays in coming weeks, CFO Brett Biggs said.
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It's called Alien: Covenant In Utero, released on the Oculus Rift and Gear VR yesterday and trickling out to the HTC Vive, Google Daydream, and Playstation VR on May 10th.
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Across mainland China, where people were trickling back to work after an extended Lunar New Year holiday, 3,062 new infections were confirmed on Sunday, according to the National Health Commission.
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Talent is trickling out, like TimeHop's Jonathan Wegener, SVP of engineering Tim Sehn, early employee Chloe Drimal, and VP of HR and Legal Robyn Thomas have all left since July.
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As a fragment that's trickling down from Google's smartphone platform to devices and appliances at home, it's also a neat advance toward the perennial promise of a truly smart home.
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An accompanying video explains the ad in more detail, although unfortunately it doesn't feature a real-life pregnant woman squatting in the soft furnishing aisle, urine trickling down her leg.
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Now the more user-friendly redesign is trickling down to the thinner m153 and m17, and at first glance, this looks like one of the slickest gaming laptops we've seen.
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Cosby made college a possibility for countless students who otherwise couldn't afford a higher education, a gift that will continue trickling through society in ways that can't ever be measured.
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Keith scored his fifth goal this season at 27:257 of the first period when his slap shot from the left point was deflected by Nylander before trickling past Andersen.
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The answer might be the Tesla electric car, but it too is now rapidly descending in price, trickling down into mass affordability like every other piece of technology tends to.
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President Trump's regulatory moratorium is trickling down to the Federal Register, where agencies on Tuesday posted nearly two dozen notices that they intend to withdraw regulations from the government's rulebook.
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But what that has missed is how efficiency's inherent result is more wealth and power trickling up to ownership, and how making more productive tools means further draining the disenfranchised.
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Despite Australian efforts to ease the curbs, wine is only trickling into the industry's most lucrative market, expected to be worth more than A$1 billion ($735 million) this year.
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Since it was signed Tuesday, and even as details of it began trickling out days before, the order's had no noticeable impact on coal, natural gas or crude oil prices.
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Strome gave the Islanders a 3-22 lead with 5 minutes 19 seconds remaining in the third period, with his shot trickling between Sparks's pads before crossing the goal line.
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On Friday, he often used irons or a lofted wood instead of his driver off the tee, minimizing his risk of trickling in to one of Troon's diabolical pot bunkers.
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Federal funds are only trickling into Loíza, and housing groups said one reason for the slowness was the small proportion of homes there, perhaps 20 percent, that are officially registered.
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Challenges to state laws based on the reasons a woman chooses to have an abortion, as opposed to the length of her pregnancy, are slowly trickling up through the courts.
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Confusion has surrounded the events in Dapchi, said Lai Mohammed, the minister of information, because dozens of girls ran into hiding and have been slowly trickling back to the school.
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Democrats have been building their own list, of companies announcing stock buybacks, and have showcased that as evidence the bill is benefiting the rich rather than trickling down to workers.
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Formal employment has yet to show signs of heating up, an indication that Brazil's slow and uneven economic recovery may take a while before trickling down to the labor market.
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It's just that after years of information trickling out in dribs and drabs on "Game of Thrones," this season's weekly avalanches of answers can feel overwhelming and a bit disorienting.
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People can cast their ballot by mail, and as long as it's postmarked by election day those ballots still count, meaning physical ballots will still be trickling in for days.
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That comes as no surprise in "Othello," sharply directed here by Nigel Shawn Williams on a modern set with overly literal projections of trickling blood and what look like lice.
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The bad behavior of the Republican at the top of the ticket seems to be trickling down not just to the rest of his administration, but to Americans more generally.
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While various corporations have announced bonuses and modest raises because of the tax cut that is now trickling its way through the economy, they have still been announcing massive layoffs.
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The Razr went from an exciting new entry in the foldable category to another strike against it when it was released and both consumer and professional reviews began trickling in.
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Blackwood turned back that attempt, but Anisimov jabbed at the rebound, with the puck bouncing off the post and Blackwood's skate before trickling into the net with 6:32 left.
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But in the 1990s, home buyers began trickling back, powering a revival that has yet to crest, even after Hurricane Sandy set things back in a devastating way in 2012.
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From The Discipline by Jade A. WatersThe sun hadn't fully risen when I woke, and the light trickling through the sheer curtains was gentle enough that I kept my eyes closed.
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Info about Blake's follow up to 2013's acclaimed Overgrown has been trickling out for almost a year now, though not much else, including a release date, is known about it.
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While the tax initially dampened sales in both Toronto and Vancouver, demand has came trickling back, confirming the conviction of those who said foreign buyers were never behind the housing boom.
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That's the feeling we're starting to get with Amazon Prime, the flagship service that provides two-day shipping and all sorts of other perks...but quietly keeps trickling up in price.
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The fact that Hulu plans to challenge Sling TV, PlayStation Vue, and DirecTV Now isn't new; the company has been trickling out details — network agreements, mainly — over the last few months.
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After stealing the puck from Tavares deep in the New Jersey zone, Hall skated up the ice and fired a shot that was slowed by Halak before trickling through his legs.
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It was only on Election Day, when returns started trickling in from key counties in swing states from Florida to Ohio, that the Romney brain trust learned how wrong they were.
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The race was still too close to call and results were still trickling in from the state&aposs most populous county in the Kansas City area — where Colyer initially was leading.
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"On trade, it's going to be the same, if not worse, in terms of U.S.-China," Steven Okun, senior advisor at McLarty Associates, told CNBC as election results were trickling in.
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But after missing the Masters for the second time in three years, and with little information trickling out about his recovery, it's unclear when, or if, Woods will play this year.
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"Ryan doesn't support cuts for wealthy individuals, though, tweeting: "GOP thinks our problems can be solved by cutting taxes for the one %, & their wealth trickling down to the rest of America.
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Of all of the emotions that I've experienced on Worthy Farm over the years, the news of our decision to depart Europe trickling through at 6am inspired one like never before.
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As millions of Indians embark on 4G network for the first time, smartphone makers in the country are increasingly trickling down the fast network support across their affordable range of smartphones.
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Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's divorce may be final, but details of their abusive relationship are still trickling out, this time thanks to Depp's messy falling out with his former managers.
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It also shows a closeup of a woman's thighs in a shower, with menstrual blood trickling down the inside of her leg—a sight that's familiar to anyone who has periods.
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And it is driven by many factors, including the Eastward-trickling effects of a much more permissive marijuana culture in the West, where it is now dispensed legally in some states.
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"I fought with all my might against phenomena of extremism, violence and racism in Israeli society that threaten its fortitude," he said, adding that these forces " are trickling into" the military.
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Lawmakers are trickling into Washington tonight for the workweek and the bill's sponsors were told that leadership wanted to wait for as many representatives as possible to vote for the bill.
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Internal polling in the wake of the 2005 audio leak is slowly trickling in, but the party has its eyes on a handful of districts once seen far out of reach.
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In Chinese river towns bordering North Korea, workers are trickling back to the restaurants again, with some in operation and others looking set to re-open their doors, local businessmen say.
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The career civil servant, who has served for more than three decades, said this issue is trickling down to affect other foreign officers who are seeking to represent U.S. interests abroad.
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Yet Republicans set out from day one to derail and obstruct his agenda, denying him easy victories, exacting a political price for the few accomplishments trickling out of a filibustered Senate.
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The windows were open to a little patio, where the sound of planes flying out of Heathrow mingled with that of trickling water, from a rock garden that she had built.
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Hence, any negative repercussions that would impact U.K. and Japanese financial institutions and corporations from a Chinese slowdown would end up trickling down to U.S. banks, even if with a lag.
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Why it matters: With the jobs outnumbering the jobless, a lowering unemployment rate and wages trickling upward, Americans theoretically should have more money to put away for a rainy day fund.
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Presumably, that means that with a bribe to the right people, licenses can be obtained, shabby construction overlooked, and city ordinances ignored, with not much capital trickling down to ordinary citizens.
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If these are to be believed, the quivering fragility of this music reflects a sociopolitical anxiety alleviated by immersion in trickling keyboard effects, flute ripples, the soothing qualities of raw sound.
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With so little information trickling out from areas outside the city, and based on Indonesia's tragic history with tsunamis, fears have multiplied that the final death toll could grow far worse.
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Reports started trickling in to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in 2005 of people being killed or injured in the Yamaha Motor Co off-road vehicles when they tipped over.
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His departure from the race also comes at a troubled time for Mr. Macron's party, as some of its representatives in the French Parliament are trickling away, threatening the president's majority.
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Meanwhile, the death toll from the virus outbreak in mainland China - Australia's largest trading partner - rose to 908 as of Sunday even as workers started trickling back to offices and factories.
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Soon, a number of kid-friendly startups (the likes of Zum, Zemcar, and Kango) started trickling into that niche, eyeing urban and suburban areas where working families would need their services.
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But those areas were sealed off as frozen zones on Sunday night, and they remained largely empty for hours on Monday, even as revelers and spectators began trickling through the checkpoints.
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Hardly a week has gone by since special counsel Robert Mueller began his investigation into the Trump campaign's possible connections to Russia without some tantalizing tidbit trickling out and making headlines.
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I saw photos trickling into Twitter and Instagram of fans running into their favorite wrestlers in the streets or in bars and having drinks or a chat (and definitely a photo).
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"I fought with all my might against manifestations of extremism, violence, and racism in Israeli society, which are threatening its sturdiness and also trickling into the IDF [Israel Defense Forces]," he continued.
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The repercussions are still trickling out, but in Peru at least, former president Ollanta Humala and his wife Nadine Heredia are in prison for taking bribe money from Odebrecht and other companies.
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When news of Google's achievement first began trickling out in late September (thanks to reporting by the Financial Times), Bitcoin experts dismissed the notion that it would cause problems for the cryptocurrency.
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We've long ago passed the point of "trickling down" desktop features to the mobile realm — Apple has been "mobile first" for much longer than competitors like Microsoft have been touting that slogan.
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It's totally trickling in the consumer market, because you can now buy an Ultimaker printer for a couple of grand, and get really impressive resolution for effectively a prosumer model 3D printer.
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Last September 25, the Trickling Springs Creamery posted a picture of a package of its organic butter, and it enthusiastically reminded its customers that its products contained "no added chemicals" or GMOs.
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Anyway, by no means is this a practical product, but it is a great example of how drone technology — 1080p video cameras and all — is trickling down to entirely unrelated, inexpensive gadgets.
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Crouched next to a hole in the ice, Sakamoto lowers a mic into the water to capture the trickling sound of melting ice, which he'll later edit into one of his tracks.
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A third hole, which will be made at an angle to see hot water trickling through cracks in the island, will allow the scientists to understand the structure of the volcano better.
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So as Brodesser-Akner leaves GQ for the New York Times (she wrote that story about Weight Watchers that was widely shared last week), her last GQ stories are slowly trickling out.
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Whether it's a shirtdress you need or a floaty mini, there are plenty of options trickling into your favorite stores that won't put you on a dollar-slice diet for a week.
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"There have been a lot of people injured and slowly family members are trickling in, and I've also requested the district Red Cross Society to send in their trained volunteers," Joshi said.
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Enquiries are trickling in for booking vessels on a spot basis, ranging from a period of one month to several months, which is expected to push shipping rates up, the sources said.
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Families begin to leave, say Syria, Russia Dozens of families began trickling out of the rebel-held neighborhoods in the east of the city on Saturday, Syrian state news agency SANA reported.
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CHICAGO — The boy stood on the corner of Division and Oakley on Chicago's North Side, tears trickling down his cheeks as his three older brothers boarded a streetcar bound for Wrigley Field.
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And it's not as though those record corporate profits have been trickling down much to ordinary people: wage growth has long been stagnant despite an American economy that is booming -- for some.
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I became aware of the hate that was trickling in a little later in the US by early 21982, and it inspired me to write about unity and strength within our scene.
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In California, where weed is somehow even more common now that it's legal recreationally, CBD is trickling its way into an enormous edible and drinkable market already teeming with THC-infused products.
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With lawmakers trickling back into Washington from their holiday breaks and Democrats poised to soon take over their majority in the House, there's little chance that the shutdown will end before 2019.
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LISTEN: Fact vs Fiction podcast by CNN's Sanjay Gupta on coronavirus The sliver of usual traffic that is now trickling through airport security checkpoints show how few people are packing their bags.
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But, beginning in 2015, the cracks in Holmes' tech empire and veneer of prestige started to show, with reports trickling out that the level of technology she championed was "exaggerated" at best.
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Holden made it 2-1 by stopping at the Ottawa goal line to shake off defenseman Marc Methot, then flipping a shot that hit Condon's glove and the crossbar before trickling in.
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Lawmakers are trickling into Washington tonight for the work week and the bill's sponsors were told that leadership wanted to wait for as many representatives as possible to vote for the bill.
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But news trickling out of Washington indicates most GOP lawmakers are still feeling "wide-eyed and WTF" about the news, and the majority have refused requests to go on camera with journalists.
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A year earlier, doctors say, the first patients had started trickling into public hospitals in Natal, capital of the state of Rio Grande do Norte, about 200 miles up the coast from Recife.
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However, it's still made difficult by the fact that the first reviews for the HBO show's follow-up have started trickling out — and it's safe to say the season is worth the wait.
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With all projects still being implemented, the solar partners are yet to begin making repayments, though they are due to start trickling in within the the next few months, according to the company.
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And considering Bruno Mars, who defies the pre-established 90s heartthrob standard just played his second Super Bowl, maybe this is trickling down and having a ripple effect on culture across the board.
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He said the bar is open three days a week now, and that the tourists are trickling in — but it's hard because tourists don't know what to expect from Vieques at the moment.
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She long relied on courtiers, mainly yes-men who had advised her father, but they are now trickling away—and three of her close aides have been indicted for corruption and related offences.
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Audio-Technica is trickling down some technology from the SR9 headphones it launched at CES this year, specifically the "specially-tuned" 45mm True Motion drivers with a Diamond-like Carbon (DLC) coated diaphragm.
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We've turned out in droves to support our boy and we're still running on Indian Standard Time, with stragglers trickling in well up to half-past the hour as Minhaj takes the stage.
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So we should not be at all surprised that such fundamental abuses of corporate power are themselves trickling down to infect the people who use and are exposed to these platforms' skewed norms.
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After trickling to an average wait time seven hours on Christmas Eve last year, it has since sped up to right around two hours, said Carol Krakowski, insights and analytics manager at StellaService.
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The ceasefire is also extremely opaque — little is known about how it is being enforced, but details are trickling out from the US government, the United Nations, and from actors on the ground.
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The company was the largest employer in the Kerio Valley, with money trickling down to many local businesses, and it also spent millions of shillings improving local schools, paying scholarships and providing healthcare.
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Some of the economic growth in Cuba generated by the U.S. was trickling down to its impoverished people, while business opportunities related to Cuba were increasing on our side of the Florida Straits.
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I definitely got a press release about Broken Social Scene doing full-blown tours again with a new album on the way, after trickling back into action via a spattering of festival appearances.
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Now, as contradictory accounts about elements of the ambush are trickling out, frustrated members of Congress are demanding answers about how a shadowy mission in a remote region of Africa ended so calamitously.
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And in the 74th minute, Mexican defender Edson Álvarez scored an own goal when he whiffed trying to clear a ball that ended up bouncing off his leg and trickling into the goal.
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As the final results were trickling in Thursday, it was unclear if the Liberals would hang on to the eight seats they needed to be officially recognized as a party in the legislature.
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With street style images from New York's Fashion Week trickling in, we're getting a good sense of what outfits fashionable New Yorkers are trotting out for fall, and the winning trend is undeniable.
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"As the truth is trickling out of Iran, it appears the regime could have murdered over a thousand Iranian citizens since the protests began," Mr. Hook said Thursday during a State Department briefing.
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The audits tend to start trickling in once you're rolling in dough, so as much as it may hurt, Cramer's cardinal advice is to play it as safe as possible with the taxman.
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"There were a lot of wounded people," said Andrew Kotounis, a Terminal 1 skycap who saw people from the flight trickling out through the departures area, most on foot and some on stretchers.
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So to round out the rest of its 2018 gadget releases, Apple is holding another event on October 30 at the Howard Gilman Opera House in Brooklyn, and invites have already started trickling out.
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"The restructuring of economies and the liberal vision for development is trickling down to every community and is a killer, in many ways," Callamard told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview in Dublin.
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Having been raped at the age of six by a 23-year-old friend of her brother, Lumière recalls how she kept crying, blood trickling down her legs, as her mother recoiled in shock.
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Luckily, there's still a couple weeks before these shows start trickling off the streaming service one by one, and so over at Refinery29, our job is to give you the best plan of attack.
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"Confidence in this deal happening is trickling away due to the unexplained delay in publishing first-half results and sustained pressure from TCI on Safran," said a European analyst, asking not to be named.
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Some of these creatures have been trickling out into the world as pets — and a few ended up in the hills outside San Diego, at the Judith A Bassett Canid Education and Conservation Center.
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After completion, you're be assigned a four-digit barcode (INFJ, ESTP) with each letter corresponding to what side you fall on each of those aforementioned spectrums, eventually trickling down into 16 distinct personality types.
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Moore followed by offering a mesmeric lyric to the goddesses—"peyote walker, sweet talker, soul stalker, spell weaver…my opium girl"—and the guitarists capped the song by trickling high notes like wind chimes.
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New details keep trickling out about the Honda e, the compact electric vehicle that's coming to market in spring 2020, from pop-out door handles and internal side view mirrors to the touchscreen display.
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However, it is likely that a self-backed start-up wouldn't be able to sustain growth without hoping for divorces to start trickling in soon after — and odds are fairly high that they will.
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The new Pokémon Sun and Moon games are still a couple of months away, with a release date set for November 18, but the news keeps trickling out about its new Pokémon and features.
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But brokers said newcomers from Manhattan, brownstone Brooklyn and Forest Hills, Queens, were also trickling into Elmhurst, drawn to its low-rise, lights-out-early streets, lower housing costs and proximity to the subway.
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This structure has implications for food culture as a whole, trickling down to influence what the foodie cooks at home, what she buys at the supermarket, what she posts on her social media account.
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That same Sunday, on another quiet avenue in Pasay, the body of Ryan Alfred Esquivel lay sprawled against the curb, a stream of blood trickling down the slope towards the center of the road.
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Those who doubt it should look again: at the new businesses, the events, the crowds around the city, and most importantly, at the activity trickling back into the city's residential neighborhoods, block by block.
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Given Google's recent rebranding mode and a few pieces of news trickling out over the past week, it seemed safe to expect some key updates for the operating system formerly known as Android Wear.
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It's still fairly early and the wedding footage is still trickling in, but one thing for sure is that the Most Expensivest host paid a pretty penny for the ceremony: $300,000, according to TMZ.
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The conversation has really accelerated in the past few weeks, trickling down from big players like Apple to smaller platforms like Pinterest, so we've compiled a list to help keep track of the developments.
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The announcement said, "Bill Cosby will honor his fans with a historic performance..." Photos and videos of the "surprise" performance started trickling in online, and show the former actor wearing a "Hello Friend" sweatshirt.
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It looks like folks are still trickling in, but so far ... there's no sign of the late Nipsey Hussle's girlfriend, who came with him last year before his untimely death about two months later.
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Barzal immediately regained control of the puck, skated in from the left-wing boards and wristed a shot that handcuffed the reigning Vezina Trophy winner, with the puck slowly trickling over the goal line.
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"As the truth is trickling out of Iran, it appears the regime could have murdered over a thousand Iranian citizens since the protests began," Hook told reporters at a briefing at the State Department.
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These disruptions are inviting attacks on the practicality of electric vehicles and their potential emission benefits from vested interests like the oil and gas industry, which are then trickling down to the mainstream press.
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The next step is offering these tools that can alleviate some of these problems that wind up trickling into people's lives as they go on with their career, but eventually transition into the real world.
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The contract is set to last for 69 months, which means it won't be completed until at least 2021 but it could start trickling into some buses and stations in the next couple of years.
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National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden blew the lid off U.S. government surveillance methods five years ago, but intelligence chiefs complain that revelations from the trove of classified documents he disclosed are still trickling out.
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As people start trickling back into area deemed safe again, for the unlucky, having to start over will be especially difficult for undocumented immigrants since they will likely not be eligible for federal emergency funding.
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Frosé has been the trendiest drink of the season for the past several summers, and slowly but surely it has been trickling down from the most gourmet recipes and high-end restaurants into the mainstream.
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Today's revelation is just another addition to a cascading series of Very Bad Things that are trickling out of the company, as it seems like there were more and more problems with the company's operations.
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A few items have hit the site today (which you can shop ahead, along with some items still available from its debut offering), and the rest will be trickling in over the next few weeks.
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If the trends du jour tell us anything, it's that these looks are still trickling down to the masses, with dresses sculpted out of Diana's prestigious wardrobe going for as little as 65 British pounds.
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While there's plenty of not-lame Halloween nail art out there, there's something about blood nail art, which can look like there's blood trickling down your nails, that's equal parts creepy, cute, and surprisingly chic.
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These PC "ultrabooks," which after trickling out at the end of 2011 and had their big coming out party at CES in 2012, were positioned as a less-expensive Windows-based alternative to the Air.
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The New York Times reports that Krzanich will have lots of questions to answer at CES on Monday night, as fears still linger that the patches that are trickling out won't entirely solve the issue.
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"We have been contacted by thousands of drivers who are very upset with Uber, but I've only received a trickling of concerns or complaints about Lyft," Liss-Riordan said in an email message to CNBC.
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Although updates from other manufacturers have been trickling out (LG's G4 has got Marshmallow from most carriers now, and Motorola's second-generation Moto G seems to be getting it too), it's a slow, unpredictable business.
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However, reports of over-subscription and limited access to those in need are trickling out about the NHS PrEP trial, and it's not surprising that, while awareness of HIV may be high, understanding is low.
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Even as rescuers searched the rubble for survivors or the dead, some Mexico Beach residents were nervously trickling back, expressing hope the place, nicknamed "the Forgotten Coast," would not change too much as it rebuilds.
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The reports trickling out have named members of Congress, a retired appeals court judge, a former state governor and a former attorney general as being in the running to lead the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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But bring up Buckner and the only vision anyone has is that slow grounder from Mookie Wilson trickling under his glove to hand Game 28500 and, eventually, the World Series to the Mets in '6900.
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But with news of a percolating insurrection trickling out of Nicaragua, where she made her name in the 225s with gritty, intimate images of the Sandinista Revolution, she was itching to get on a plane.
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And then there are the movies that get PR bumps from Oscar nominations in late January and go into rerelease or wider release, trickling down from the metropolitan areas to chain cinemas in smaller communities.
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While Indian officials have maintained that the region is an internal matter and has been relatively calm, there have been news reports of protests, injuries, and one casualty that are now trickling out of Kashmir.
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A series of R2-D2-like bleeps morphed into a dog howling in a desert, which went haywire and became a bird before transforming into a metronome, then trickling raindrops, ricocheting and encircling the room.
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"They have just started coming in, trickling in, and they promise to be even much higher than the January figures of conformity," Barkindo said during a panel at the CERAWeek by IHS Markit conference in Houston.
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Now that details are trickling out about Qualcomm's new silicon chip—the one that's going to power all of 2018's big Android phones—here's a quick rundown of the Snapdragon 845's most important improvements.
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The two most recent mosaics — send back home by New Horizons — are the latest in a series of "best yet" photos slowly trickling back from the piano-sized probe on the outskirts of the solar system.
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The technology is surfacing first in luxury cars such as the Mercedes S-Class on show at the Frankfurt event - which runs until Sunday - before trickling down to the mass market, chiefly in Europe and China.
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In person, Laces (a Portuguese word that Dios says translates to "connection" in English) is a sprawling natural spa, with exposed wood, oversized leather couches, trickling fountains, and 1,0003 lush green plants hanging from the ceiling.
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Donald J. Trump predicted that the lawsuits against Senator Ted Cruz, doubting his constitutional eligibility to be president, would start trickling in as questions continued to percolate about the fact that he was born in Canada.
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"According to Horan, pharmaceutical supplies are also trickling in to St. Boniface, a large hospital in western Haiti that will likely become "the nexus of public health care for the entire region for the next year.
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By now, it might be trite to say that premium smartphone features keep trickling down to lower price tiers, but they really are, and it's companies like Xiaomi that are pushing that trend hardest and fastest.
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Growing crowds As Trump supporters began trickling in to the convention center, protesters continued to descend upon downtown Phoenix carrying protest essentials -- signs, megaphones and water bottles to stay hydrated in the 100-plus degree weather.
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That's when the truth started trickling out via the Twitter feeds John Drennan and Daniella Anthony apparently created Sunday to express their grate-fulness (sorry, couldn't be helped) to the NYPD for its officers' noble efforts.
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"I think we will continue to see senior defections but at a trickling pace," said Jae H. Ku, director of the U.S. Korea Institute at the Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies in Washington.
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Trickling down the stairs after him he saw the familiar faces of other workers he'd been getting to know over the past several weeks as they had discussed what to do about conditions in the warehouse.
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In addition, we're creating half the number of startups we did four decades ago, nearly all venture capital goes to three states, rural lending is woefully low, and the capital spigot to small businesses is trickling.
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After Kim Jong Un came to power in 2011, border security was tightened to avoid the bad publicity associated with defections and prevent information about North Korea trickling into the country, according to Peters, the American pastor.
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The race is too close to call, but the late results trickling in appeared to be breaking in Sanders's direction and there's still a chance he could win both the popular vote and a plurality of delegates.
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By the time we sat down to eat the milkshake, the rice-based whipped cream was steadily trickling down the glass – the milkshake artist's advice was to enjoy it while it's cold, and she was definitely right.
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Hofmann decided to step up, and since announcing a plan to build a Vine successor in November, has been slowly trickling out plans for v2 scattered through the company's recently launched community forums and on his Twitter.
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CFTC data was unavailable for some weeks due to the shutdown, and while figures are now trickling out, more up-to-date positioning indicators compiled by banks and funds show short positions are gradually being washed out.
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When early votes started trickling in, the analytics team — of 12 people — divided between New York City and San Antonio noticed a decrease in the African American turnout, an increase in Hispanic turnout and those over 55.
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Hand models with slender fingers stacked with rings of various thickness and textures, carefully perched earrings and necklaces that perfectly catch the streams of light trickling in from a nearby window — you know what I'm talking about.
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Rather than, like your average social media curator, slowly trickling out a collection of curated artwork over time, Kadeem Fletcher takes a different approach: make an event out of it, just like a physical gallery opening would.
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Mr. Elias and his colleagues also tried another argument: Since many people pay their taxes late, penalty revenues would continue trickling into the federal treasury for at least the next few years, validating the mandate's tax status.
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This is not just because of the imagery, which, in the first half, is heavy with depictions of water — raining on windshields and inside musty rooms, rippling in puddles, trickling in a tear down a character's cheek.
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A mountain of evidence shows progressive victories are surging up from groups led by women of color, particularly black women, that build power on the ground — not trickling down from large Beltway organizations headed by white men.
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Workers began trickling back to offices and factories around China as the government eased some restrictions on working in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic that has now killed more than 900 people, mostly on the mainland.
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But the concerns began to grow when intelligence began trickling in about Russian officials weighing whether they should release stolen emails and other information to shape American opinion — to, in essence, weaponize the materials stolen by hackers.
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The Trump administration continued to withhold the aid from Ukraine until it was reported on by Politico in late August and details of Trump&aposs scheme began trickling out to Congress and the public in early September.
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But the public is supposed to be convinced that we now live in an alternative, upside-down reality in which substantial corporate tax cuts (which CEOs were most excited about) are miraculously trickling from the bottom up.
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This smartphone is unlikely to ever make its way outside of its home Chinese market, but the mere indication of its existence is evidence of how quickly hardware innovations are trickling down in the smartphone market these days.
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INGRAHAM: The text messages that we&aposve seen thus far and more seem to be trickling out every now and then, indicate there is a lot of interest in the White House as to how this was proceeding.
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Like Carrie, I knew what it was like to feel horrified by my body and what it could do, to feel blood trickling down my furry leg and into my sock, to feel humiliated and ugly and unclean.
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Such things have a way of feeding on themselves, eventually trickling down from the public markets into the private markets (where valuations are already under pressure, but where relatively few U.S. companies have near-term China growth plans).
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The Washington Post reports that Trickling Springs allegedly had to use money from Riehl's investment program to cover both its payroll and its payroll taxes, and it also allegedly stopped paying a significant number of its dairy farmers.
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Cytera reckons the first commercial deployments could arrive within 18 to 24 months, likely in on high end professional cameras initially but trickling down thereafter to smartphone hardware as the required sensors become cheaper to produce in volumes.
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Should Trump's plan be approved by Congress, millions of Americans are sure to bear the brunt of the drastic changes, with the impact trickling down to one group of companies that's already been seen struggling of late: retailers.
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He almost made a hole-in-one at the 200-yard par-three 17th, his ball landing in front of the pin and grazing the edge of the cup as it rolled past, before trickling 583 feet beyond.
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"This is very much what the market expected so what we saw happen, is that the euro has been marked sharply higher immediately as the results were known and since then it's actually been trickling lower," he said.
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Given Sony's traditional use of the Xperia line as a funnel for camera technology, I'd say it's probably safe to expect similar low-light cameras to start trickling into other manufacturers' handsets in the not too distant future.
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And if it reaches the right people, permeating the charts in the right places and trickling down to those sheltered queer souls who need it, Troye's reassuring words are bound to be a life-saving moment of clarity.
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It's different with Uber, where an entire company policy that is too lax on sexual harassment could easily be seen as trickling down to individual employees and the drivers to which millions of us hand our personal safety.
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Community wealth building sees social change not as trickling down from Washington, but built boldly from the ground up through concerted action to tackle the common challenges that American communities, and the nation as a whole, might face.
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Clinton was less conditional in Atlanta's West End, where African-American voters trickling into a polling place at West Hunter Street Baptist Church had warm things to say about her, but warmer things to say about her husband.
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And I just kind of turned around thinking that was the end of the shot, but because the greens are so fast, it just started trickling back down the hill and getting closer and closer to the hole!
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When it comes to the technology industry, "the reality is the money is there and it's not trickling down," said Derecka Mehrens, who helped form Silicon Valley Rising, an organization dedicated to raising wages and building affordable housing.
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And as the downgraded behemoth continues to drench North Florida, people downstate are trickling out of doors to survey the damage — to the extent they can, with power lines down, streets impassable, bridges blocked, and whole neighborhoods flooded.
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Related: $129 Billion Worth Of New York City Real Estate Lies In Flood Zones The water took about a week to recede from Concordia after which evacuees began slowly trickling back to their homes to see the damage.
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Ping-ponging off digital walls, whooshing through vacuums of electronically treated air, trickling through a textural squishiness that complements the sharpness of Uzi's vocals, the music defines a caffeinated, sugar-drenched spirit of play that never wears out.
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With results still trickling in from California, Texas and other states, Biden had accumulated 2023 pledged delegates, according to The Associated Press, or a little more than a quarter of the delegates he needs to secure the nomination.
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Some were worrying about chaos at the caucuses even before voting began, and by Monday afternoon, reports were trickling out about problems with the mobile app that precinct chairs were supposed to be using to report their results.
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Perhaps it's the popularity of quilted outerwear trickling down below the ankles, the increasingly blurred lines between high fashion and inclement-weather gear, or some kind of need for extra comfort as we face a tumultuous upcoming decade.
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Since then, reports from Mr. Poimiroo's army of volunteer leaf-spotters have been trickling in from elevations around 66,000 feet in the Eastern Sierra counties of Mono and Inyo, where the aspens and willows are now changing color.
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An overall uptick in US consumer time spent on smartphones is trickling down to payments and commerce and driving volume in three core categories: mobile commerce (m-commerce), mobile peer-to-peer (P2P) payments, and mobile proximity payments.
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As the likes of Maria Tash and other luxury piercing brands grow their customer base (and their social media followers), like any trend, the concept is trickling down to the UK's high-street and fast-fashion hubs, too.
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But as mainstream parties become more focused on defending against the far-right upstarts, the AfD's populist agenda is trickling into their policies and messaging — raising the possibility that the party's political influence could outpace its electoral gains.
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Our three original Gilmore girls, Lauren Graham (Lorelai), Alexis Bledel (Rory), and Kelly Bishop (Emily) were the first cast members to confirm their appearance, but since then more and more of the original cast has been trickling in.
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Even if you're not a member of Gen Z, you'll start seeing software strategies, solutions and training trickling into your workplace because if your organization doesn't offer them, Gen Z will find an employer that will in short order.
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Samsung's Unpacked Event is coming up in less than three weeks, so naturally, a number of leaks have started trickling out and alongside the new Galaxy S10, it seems Samsung is also prepping to release a new Galaxy wearable.
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Both support the P3 color gamut, a wider color space that has been trickling down throughout Apple's product lineup over the past couple of years, and while most people won't find it life-changing I definitely notice the difference.
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Ahead of Monday night's big announcement of who will be named 2018's Sexiest Man Alive, the country superstar, 42, sat down with Ellen DeGeneres on The Ellen DeGeneres show to reveal he already feels his sexiness trickling away.
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It also seems relevant that most of the action in the inquiry since Democratic leaders backed it has taken place behind closed doors, with information trickling out to the press rather than being drummed out dramatically in public hearings.
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I'm guessing he made this pact with the various branches of family, their friends, trickling down to my siblings and me when we were old enough to hear our mother's strongest admonition: Never, ever bring up our grandmother's babies.
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Ever since the first plants began trickling into the borderlands of Mexico in 1965, following a transnational border industrialization program, Mexican workers have been excluded from every aspect of the collective bargaining process, from negotiating contracts to electing leadership.
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I don't want to say that there have always been queer people on TV—I mean there has, but they haven't necessarily been out—but in the last 25-30 years it's slowly been trickling to get full representation.
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Regulatory tightening has moderated somewhat amid signs that a surge in money market interest rates earlier this year are trickling down to the real economy, and authorities appear unlikely to tap the brakes any further in the near term.
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Many managers favor U.S. banks stocks, but some hedge funds are also trickling into European banks even though some of these lenders are still dealing with fallout from the 22016 financial crisis and now face uncertainty from upcoming elections.
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Nash kept the puck the whole way on a break alongside Jimmy Vesey and fired a shot that Bernier slowed but never fully stopped, with the puck trickling through his legs to give the Rangers a 1-0 lead.
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But the spike in air pollution has been front-page fare here — eclipsing the news trickling out earlier this month about the bodies of two exiled Thai dissidents found by the Mekong River, their abdomens stuffed with concrete blocks.
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But Ramsay was, as mentioned, a vicious psychopath — and as he raped Sansa on their wedding night, the camera panned away from the assault to focus on the trembling face of Theon Greyjoy, a tear trickling down his face.
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No article of clothing, however, has reinvented itself quite like the graphic tee: This year alone, we've seen concert tours, designer logos, and feminist statements dominate the market, trickling down from selfie-posting teens and fashion bloggers to the masses.
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While no laptop makers have announced support yet expect to find this in gaming laptops and workstations first before trickling down in more mainstream devices—likely as a mix of either an add-on you select or included automatically with purchase.
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I love the quiet before my team starts trickling in, so I get started on a presentation I am working on for the executive team next week regarding strategic decisions we have to make about our roadmap and my recommendations.
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But take sex and abuse out of the equation, and you can see the same dynamic driving income equality across the country: money trickling up to people who aren't doing the work, rather than down to the people who are.
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LG might, in fact, have been one of the first companies to give up trying to be secretive, having made a habit of trickling out select specs and features ahead of its upcoming launches in order to stir up excitement.
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The central bank, as expected, kept its key policy interest rates unchanged after the market closed on Monday, saying the effects of previous adjustments are still trickling down into the economy and expected private sector credit growth to decelerate slowly.
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With Dear Angelica, Oculus Story Studio stops making VR demos and starts making art The concept Martin espouses — experiential storytelling, co-authored by the audience — is slowly trickling into VR, and it's resulting in some of the more interesting new works.
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It was a time when music groups wore Canadian tuxedos and brands like Tommy Hilfiger (which celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2005) were enjoying popularity, thus trickling down to us mere mortals, who in turn wore denim at every occasion.
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Running brought me back to my body, as if I possessed the liquid soul which the Greek Stoics called pneuma and it was trickling back into me, pushing up against the inside of my skin and inflating me with life.
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The collection is kicked off by the Pavilion x2700, a convertible Windows notebook that benefits from design language that's begun trickling down from the more premium Spectre line, built around a geared hinge capable of contorting into four different positions.
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Official data shows foreign money is trickling into bonds issued by the state-owned policy lenders such as China Development Bank (CDB) and the Export-Import Bank of China, and offshore investors say they are considering further investments in these bonds.
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Consumer inflation also quickened more than forecast to a seven-month high, amid signs that upstream price gains are trickling through, but analysts said price gains remain modest and there is little pressure on the central bank to tighten policy further.
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The over-the-air-update — which adds features like improved multi-tasking and better notification control — will be trickling out to users over the coming weeks, but if you really want Nougat right now, this instant, there is a way.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The costs of a massive fire and chemical spill at a Houston petrochemical facility have begun trickling out, with a local official on Monday estimating emergency response costs at $800,000 for the first two weeks of the disaster alone.
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This is by no means the first time a discovery driven by weapons research has been a boon to humanity, but it is by far one of the more striking examples of a combat technology trickling out to society at large.
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"You are overdosing on heroin," Sean Gibson, a paramedic captain with the Delray Beach Fire-Rescue, had told him earlier this year, after the man fell off his bike, hit a chain-link fence and collapsed, blood trickling down his face.
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The Treasury has been using "extraordinary measures" since this spring to avoid breaching the debt ceiling, and Mr. Mnuchin has said that his ability to do so was expiring sooner than anticipated because tax revenues have been trickling in slowly.
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The first act of Kentucky Route Zero came out in 2013, and the developer Cardboard Computer has been trickling out the rest of the acts and interludes in the intervening years, with the final fifth act releasing on Jan. 28.
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Washington (CNN)As lawmakers from six committees continue to sift through a new trove of text messages from top FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, details of what one GOP senator called their "jaw-dropping" exchanges are trickling out.
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Malicious actors employ a range of techniques to mask data extraction, such as sending emails from the infected phone and then deleting them afterwards, or trickling out small pieces of information over a long period of time, according to Lipman.
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But without proper data collection on the part of health agencies, it's hard to understand suicide as a lifelong problem for marginalized communities, or how America's changing attitudes toward homosexuality may be trickling down to the crucible of the schoolyard.
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Congratulatory statements from world leaders across the globe began trickling in after it was announced that centrist Emmanuel Macron won the French presidential runoff, even from those who aligned more ideologically with his opponent, the far-right National Front's Marine Le Pen.
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United States Steel workers are set to get the biggest wage jump in at least six years under a new deal negotiated with the company, providing early signs that gains from U.S. President Donald Trump's clampdown on foreign imports are finally trickling down.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Fijians remain homeless and living in evacuation shelters in the aftermath of a devastating cyclone at the weekend, officials said on Thursday, as aid began trickling in to the outer reaches of the South Pacific archipelago.
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YouTube mobile apps will now autoplay videos on the Home tab by default Today in features no one asked for: YouTube has announced it's trickling down a feature from its YouTube Premium apps, though it's not the background playback that everyone really wants.
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Now, I've tried my fair share of conditioning treatments and felt the silky aftereffects, but this was a whole new sensation — my hair was weightless and basically had the same feel and consistency of the water trickling out of my shower head.
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When I and other staff members spoke up, for example, about the injustices we saw trickling down from the executive level and the negative impact those decisions had on our clients, we were often reprimanded and told to stay in our place.
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With fans already trickling towards the ground over the concourses and bridges of the Olympic Park, we break away from the crowds and head down towards the moorings on the Bow Back Rivers where the Hammers Chat YouTube channel have their impromptu headquarters.
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Lenovo's Aymar de Lencquesaing, co-president of the company's mobile business group, told me ahead of today's launch that he believes the Moto G can still stand out on its old strengths of providing a clean Android experience and trickling premium features down.
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"Our gross is about half of what it was at its peak" in 2006, Mr. Rattray told me as we sat in the garden behind the Star headquarters on Thursday, with the first of the holiday traffic trickling by on Main Street.
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What remained of the great post-28/22016 YA dystopian wave — the books trickling out into publication more than a decade later, in 8003 — would take on new resonance and meaning, people seemed to believe, and an oversaturated market would be reborn.
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All day, they had watched Fowler keep up a steady stream of conversation with his partners, Sergio Garcia and Kevin Na, even as the number of putts trickling past the cup added up to one of the worst scores of the round.
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Hongkong Telecom got in early on fiber-optic cables, and that made Hong Kong an attractive market for the tech sector, which could play with innovative ideas that were still trickling out on dial-up connections in other parts of the world.
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After a few months of orders trickling in, mostly from close friends and fellow skaters, they were picked up by the Lower East Side skate shop Labor, and by June they'd received startlingly large orders from Prov, a cult concept shop in Tokyo.
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Indeed, the overwhelming majority of electors from states Trump won last month did in fact cast their electoral votes for him, as they were expected to, according to reports from the various state capitals that have been trickling in throughout the day.
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My campaign was focused on respecting and rewarding the dignity of hard work and helping close skills gaps and opposing things like the tax measure that's sent most of its benefits to the top and then they surely didn't end up trickling down.
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As the fall couture season begins on Monday in Paris, the show is a reminder that, while luxury fashion is often viewed as elitist, it has a way of trickling down commercially and artistically to unexpected yet highly accessible places — and vice versa.
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Born Gaspard-Félix Tournachon, the larger-than-life Nadar — theatrical down to his signature, with the "N" extending like an umbrella and the "R" trickling like a waterfall —— depicted with Romantic brio the artistic giants of Paris, who were also his friends.
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The outpouring of love and respect for the senator began trickling in on Friday, a day before his death, when his family announced he would no longer be treated for brain cancer, which he had been battling for more than a year.
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The exit polls, which of course are not necessarily reflective of the entirety of the final results still trickling in, show former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Buttigieg with 3 percent support among black voters and 17 percent among white voters, and Sen.
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But as hundreds of players began trickling into their spring training camps this month and speaking with reporters, Manfred's decision not to punish the Astros players — and his unwillingness to vacate the team's 20143 World Series title — soon put him in the spotlight.
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A new report out Tuesday from DocSend, a cloud-based document sharing startup that specializes in things like pitch decks, found that institutional venture capital is trickling down into pre-seed funding rounds that often come in the earliest days of a company.
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Millennials trickling into the housing market could provide a lift to the housing market, particularly in the capital, which is the second-most-popular region in the United States for this young demographic, because of the variety of jobs at high salaries.
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Even the least of tamales — warmth ebbing, masa starting to crumble, a stingy pat of filling immured at the center without a trace of flavor trickling out — even these I have eaten whole, with a brief sigh for what might have been.
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As his character's weekend with his white girlfriend and her parents slowly devolves into an absolute nightmare, so much of Get Out's horror relies entirely on Kaluuya's face, on how his eye twitches, or on a tear trickling at precisely the right moment.
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It's one thing to read about the brutality that can pop up anywhere in a book, but quite another when you can see the blood trickling down an injured person's face, hear the screams of the victims, and their terrified family members.
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While the obvious goal was to ensure that knowledge about indigenous crops trickled down to farmers, there has also been a potentially more powerful result: The insights that drive these efforts have been trickling up as well, and are making their way into national policy.
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He capped off his day at his 153th hole, the par-three seventh, curling in a 45 foot birdie putt that trundled downhill before trickling in to the hole as fellow competitor Tiger Woods looked on with admiration and perhaps a tinge of envy.
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Most are open despite the electricity issues and, like the Wave Hotel, have been serving mostly emergency responders and electric utility workers, with just a few tourists trickling back to the island so far according to Bob Gevinski, manager of the Hix Island House hotel.
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There have been previous cases where prosecutors or law enforcement officials leaked to reporters, but two lawyers familiar with the investigation told BuzzFeed News that to the extent information was trickling out about the Russia probe, they did not believe it was from Mueller's team.
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"I felt my congregants blood trickling onto my face and I thought that the best thing to do was just stay put and not move," he said in a phone interview from his home village in the Nile Delta city Sharqiya, north of Cairo.
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News of this fund had been trickling out for some time, although a report in Bloomberg from January, which broke the news, had underestimated the amount that SoftBank would invest in it (it predicted $1 billion, while the actual starting amount is $2 billion).
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I Know What You Did Last Winter—like recent releases from Yachty, Lil Uzi Vert, and others—feels like the product of dedicated rap oddballs like Chief Keef, Lil B, and Makonnen trickling down into youth culture and inspiring new strangeness of their own.
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Given time and space to maneuver the puck into the slot after Brock Boeser's pass, Sedin fired a wrister that hit Viktor Arvidsson's stick and caromed off both of Pekka Rinne's pads before trickling over the goal line and evening the score at 3.
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Vague company statements began trickling out: "Last evening, a maintenance update occurred to part of the messaging platforms of multiple carriers in the U.S., including Sprint, which caused some customers to have older text messages resent to their devices," said Sprint in an email.
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The warm, sparse guitar plucking and pedal steel blush complement his mystic stolidity; the chord progressions move with the placidity of trickling streams and shine like dew on leaves in the morning sun ("Writing" sounds like the pastoral scene in a 19th-century opera).
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Developers undoubtedly saw the success of the World of Warcraft-based card game and thought, "Hey, we can do that, too," and now all of these projects are trickling out of development darkness and scrambling to stand out in the competitive card game dog pile.
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The black and white photographs of these series, composed of delicate silvery tones, recall sand trickling through the valve of an hourglass: a marker for the passage of time in a place sealed in stillness, where nary a thing moves in the midday sun.
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Here, we could glimpse what lay behind Mdina's millennium-old walled streets: the elegantly proportioned rooms of a typical townhouse, of course; but also the haven of its essential leafy courtyard, shaded from the midday sun and further calmed by its gently trickling fountain.
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The results trickling in delivered another round of frustration for a candidate who fell below expectations in both Iowa and New Hampshire and had her campaign manager, Roger Lau, arguing on Saturday that the days-old debate would prove more significant than the actual election.
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After initially denying that there had been any civilian casualties, Pentagon officials quickly backtracked after reports from the Yemeni authorities began trickling in and grisly photographs of children purportedly killed in the attack appeared on social media sites affiliated with Al Qaeda's affiliate there.
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Even as students prepared for Friday's protests wearing orange, the color of the anti-gun movement, news began trickling out that a 17-year-old student had been wounded in a shooting at a high school near Ocala, Florida, some 225 miles northwest of Parkland.
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The data from Iowa's precincts had been trickling into Buttigieg headquarters in waves — some small ones early on Monday night from field organizers that hinted at success, and then the big ones from the state party in the following days that flooded the campaign with euphoria.
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As July 4th weekend approaches, we're already seeing white tank tops trickling onto our Instagram feeds, and even though they might remind you of the ribbed tanks you wore back when you were obsessed with Abercrombie, this easy-to-wear summer staple hasn't actually gone anywhere.
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Results are still trickling in, but as The Economist went to press, the Labor party had won almost 43% of first-choice votes (the electoral system allows voters to rank parties in order of preference), compared with 31% for the Liberals, the country's conservative ruling party.
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I had been the 230-year-old post-grad teetering on the edge of an almost-disaster, glancing at her reflection in the window of the 220 train after a night of partying and realizing there was blood trickling from her nose onto her white tank top.
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Kate Brown — the country's first openly bisexual governor — said at an Axios event Friday morning that the success of female, non-white and LGBTQ candidates running for national office is trickling down to the state level, but that there is still a long way to go.
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President Trump just made a bold accusation against former president Barack Obama: He believes his predecessor is to blame for the substantial information leaks that have been trickling out of the White House, as well as the angry crowds Republican lawmakers have faced during town halls.
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However, the EU is working on implementing affirmative action and quota systems across Europe, so my best bet has been to push for affirmative action at the European level because it has a better chance of trickling down from Brussels than originating from Italian policy-making.
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Contacted for a response to the research, Randall Rothenberg, CEO of advertising business organization, the IAB, agreed that the digital supply chain is "too complex and too opaque" — and also expressed concern about how relatively little value generated by targeted ads is trickling down to publishers.
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Read More Cramer: A once red-hot play ready for investing In case there was any doubt that lower gasoline prices are finally trickling down to the bottom line of companies, Six Flags put an end to those doubts when it reported a strong quarter on Thursday.
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But after women achieved the right to vote in 1920 and began slowly trickling into the workplace, working side by side with men, feminists seemed to agree that the best way to get ahead in a "man's world" was to do their best to act like men.
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As Mr. Wilmore made his way through a light rain to the Vanity Fair and Bloomberg News after-party at the French ambassador's residence — where Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. mingled with stars like the actresses Helen Mirren and Rachel McAdams — the reviews started trickling in.
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GOP lawmakers, trickling in and out of the roughly eight-hour interview, claimed Ohr indicated in his testimony that FBI officials knew more information than they led on in their application to obtain a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant on former Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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With all the reasonable (and/or wasted) people trickling out the door—to get some sleep, to get up for work tomorrow—the club transforms into a playground for the freaks and the heads, with plenty of room to put your head down and fucking dance.
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Disturbing images of the incident soon hit the Internet, showing Dao -- with blood trickling from his mouth -- being dragged down the aisle of the plane by his wrists, limp and dazed, with his glasses askew on his face and his shirt riding up his torso, stomach exposed.
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While 260 percent of the precincts were reporting vote counts in each of the contested districts, The Associated Press had not yet declared the top two finishers in some races because absentee ballots are trickling in and the gap between second and third place was narrow.
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The trickling out of new items and infrastructure options is something that really makes New Horizons shine brighter than the older entries of the series, which were fantastic in their own right but lack some of the progression systems that we've become accustomed to in modern games.
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Taiwan Dispatch NEW TAIPEI CITY, Taiwan — As dusk falls at Lehua Night Market, the fluorescent lights flicker on and the hungry customers start trickling in, anxious for a taste of the local delicacies that give this island its reputation as one of Asia's finest culinary capitals.
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You need not have seen the words Passio secundum Johannem at the head of the score to feel that this is the scene at Golgotha: an emaciated body raised on the Cross, nails being driven in one by one, blood trickling down, a murmuring crowd below.
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After initially denying there were any civilian casualties, Pentagon officials backtracked somewhat on Sunday after reports from the Yemeni authorities begin trickling in and grisly photographs of bloody children purportedly killed in the attack appeared on social media sites affiliated with Al Qaeda's branch in Yemen. Capt.
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The desire to see diverse groups of people elected to office is slowly trickling down to the city level, said Basil A. Smikle, a former executive director of the State Democratic Party and a lecturer on politics and public policy at City University of New York.
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According to Elevator Music: A Surreal History, by its heyday in the 23s and 280s, muzak was everywhere: trickling out of megaphones at a Nixon inauguration, calming cattle in slaughterhouses and astronauts on their way to the moon, keeping missile operators awake and alert in underground nuclear silos.
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Little by little, Facebook has been trickling out changes to how it handles its users' personal data in the wake of a number of privacy breaches — not just the biggie involving Cambridge Analytica, a breach investigation that is not winding down soon — and a subsequent investigation by regulators.
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GitHub confirms it has blocked developers in Iran, Syria and Crimea U.S. trade restrictions are trickling down to the developer community: GitHub is preventing users in Iran, Syria, Crimea and potentially other sanctioned nations from accessing portions of the code-hosting service, as confirmed by tweets from its CEO.
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And the newspaper's sources claim that Google used developer access to Twitter's firehose of historical tweet data to triangulate its own internal investigation into Kremlin ad buys — linking Russian Twitter accounts to accounts buying ads on its platform in order to identify malicious spend trickling into its own coffers.
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Horrifying stories of Hurricane Maria's impact on Puerto Rico's sickest and most vulnerable are now trickling in: a newborn who couldn't get a scheduled surgery for her heart defect because the storm closed down her hospital, an elderly woman with diabetes struggling to keep her life-sustaining insulin cool.
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Gamla Nature Reserve tracked the bird to near the southern Lebanese village of Bint Jbeil, which is just a few kilometers over the border from Israel -- then reports began trickling in that the bird was being held by locals who suspected it because it had Israeli tags and devices.
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People from your past are bound to start trickling back into your world as Mercury retrograde makes its way into your house of partnerships on Saturday, but if they did you wrong, you won't want them back—no planet in Scorpio will ever let you forget being mistreated.
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On Tuesday, two days after a tense standoff in which American authorities fired tear gas at hundreds of migrants who tried to storm the border fence, Ms. Palomo sat in a makeshift shelter in San Diego set up for migrants who have been slowly trickling through the border.
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The Canucks took the lead again just before the midway point of the period when Hughes's shot glanced off the skate of Islanders left winger Anthony Beauvillier and towards Greiss, who slowed the puck but could not stop it from trickling between his legs and across the goal line.
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Mr. Hufkens has shown at Art Brussels for about 25 years, and he gave a dinner this week for more than 200 clients, including collectors from Japan and the United States who are trickling back to Brussels after the shock of the March 2016 terrorist attacks in the city.
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In the offline world, unintentional pollution takes many forms: washing your hair and sending globs of petrochemicals swirling down the drain, for example; or driving an old car and leaking oil all over the driveway; or fertilizing the lawn just before a rainstorm, trickling chemicals into the street.
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A reported 787,000 people watched its hastily announced HBO premiere before it arrived on the music streaming platform Tidal, owned by Beyoncé's husband Jay-Z (whose philandering was also the ostensible target of a number of songs on the album); eventually it began trickling out to other platforms.
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ET, FSN Carolinas, ROOT (Pittsburgh) ABOUT THE HURRICANES (23-22-8): Kris Versteeg scored against the Canucks for his third goal in four contests, although this also includes Tuesday's bank-shot tally that resulted from a fortunate carom off the glass before trickling down the back of Pittsburgh's Marc-Andre Fleury.
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After Kim Jong Un came to power in 2011, border security was tightened to avoid the bad publicity associated with defections and prevent information about North Korea trickling into the country, according to Tim Peters, an American pastor who co-founded an NGO called Helping Hands that helps defectors flee.
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Murray hung his head in disgust after pulling his seven-iron approach shot at the par-five, fearing his ball would find a greenside bunker, but it barely cleared the sand before taking a big bounce and then a hard right turn, trickling down to within five feet of the hole.
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It's a brilliantly clear day, and with two days before the New York primary, new volunteers keep trickling in every few minutes — most of them already decked out in Sanders T-shirts and hats, swapping "Bern" puns, and brimming with confidence that a shocking Sanders upset lies just around the corner.
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Like many high-tech systems, automatic braking first started showing up on luxury vehicles over a decade ago before trickling down to the mainstream; nowadays, it isn't difficult to find a sub-$40,000 car that has it, but the agreement is intended to ensure that automakers stay on the path.
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Andrea Eppolito, director of special events and catering for Suhi Roku and Boa, two restaurants in Vegas' Caesars Palace, told Salon that demand for divorce parties started trickling in the early 2000s, rising dramatically in 2006, to the point where she was planning one a month as of October 2007.
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It was all a little murky and tough to parse through, but over the past year, news of deals with some of the worlds most prominent indies started trickling through, guaranteeing revenue a revenue stream to artists on the platform who had been getting nothing more than attention in the past.
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Google's Pixel lineup started in the premium range and is now trickling down the glories of the Pixel camera to a more widely affordable price point, while OnePlus is taking on the harder task of trying to climb its way into higher price brackets after starting as a budget-tier performance monster.
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Trump Has Changed How Teens View the News Trump's assault on the press has diminished trust in the media across all demographics, including stereotypically bullshit-averse teens, Taylor Lorenz reports: There is increasing evidence that this skepticism, exacerbated by the president's relentless attacks, is trickling down to the next generation of voters.
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Diplomatic ultimatum Not long after the Podesta emails began trickling out, with the election fast approaching, the US government raised concerns with Ecuadorian officials that Assange was using their diplomatic mission in London to help the Russians interfere in the 2016 election, a former US official familiar with the matter told CNN.
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For the 100-odd years that the government has been putting out fires in the western United States, the trees have been producing a steady rain of branches, leaves, and needles, creating a layer of duff that, in some places, is thick enough to keep water from trickling down to tree roots.
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When I reported from St. Thomas, St. Martin (divided into French St. Martin and Dutch St. Maarten) and Antigua less than two months after Hurricanes Luis and Marilyn in 1995, I found varying degrees of progress, but much of the tourist industry was ready for visitors and some tourists were trickling back.
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The sushi burrito trend started on the west coast and began trickling down to the rest of the nation last year — and while most examples of the fusion dish tend to include raw fish, that's something most people would (understandably) be wary of plucking from the refrigerated case at their local Starbucks
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I won't say which film it was — that seems cheap, like giving a bad review to something you haven't fully watched — but it was a story I felt I'd already seen here at the festival, told in a more engaging and energetic way, and when people started trickling out the door I followed suit.
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But a lot still hasn't changed, both on the runway and in ads, and insufficient size diversity may also be trickling all the way down to the design process: A Parsons School of Design undergrad has started a petition urging her school to make more plus-size mannequins available to students, Runway Riot found.
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One more try later, after catching a vein, one of the officials ran out of the room saying "no" when asked if she was OK. (By no, blood was trickling down Broom's arm.) At one point, there was a 20–25 minute break while the team tried to figure out what they should do.
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Scheifele scored on a wrist shot at 12:48 of the second to pull the Jets within 4-3, but Marner tallied on the power play at 73:52, his shot from the top of the left faceoff circle going off Hellebuyck's blocker and trickling over the goal line, to restore the two-goal advantage.
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As per Star Wars tradition, news about The Last Jedi has been trickling out in fits and starts, thanks to the combination of Lucasfilm and Disney's aversion to spoilers and a meticulously honed publicity campaign that only lets us in on Stars Wars secrets when said publicity campaign decides it's time for us to know them.
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Experts are unsure of the exact cause of these unsettling trends: Hypotheses include stressful fallout from the recession, the changing way teens interact with each other in digital spaces, increasing social isolation, stressors of the opioid crisis trickling down to kids, suicide contagion, the fact that teens can more easily look up how to kill themselves online, and others.
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" But crowd members trickling in said they were also attending the town hall to show their support for Omar after the attacks from Trump, who tweeted that the Somali-born Omar should "go back" to her native country and stood silently for 13 seconds at a rally Wednesday night as his supporters chanted, "Send her back.
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In fact, the more significant GPU announced today might well be the GTX 1070, a $379 card that also outperforms the Titan X. Built on a 16nm FinFET process, these Pascal GPUs are evidently extraordinarily efficient, and once they start trickling down into more affordable models, they promise to unlock VR gaming for a much wider audience.
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They were on level terms two holes later after Garcia almost made an albatross at the par-five 15th, his eight-iron second landing inches short of the hole before brushing the pin and trickling 14 feet away, from where he made his eagle putt, the ball teetering on the edge of the cup before toppling in.
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By making the swimsuit available to the mass market — or a look-alike of a copy of the original — Target has reinvigorated one of the bikini industry's wildest intellectual property disputes in memory; one that involves lawsuits and federal court, and evokes questions about art, commerce, the trickling down of trends and the internet's role in it all.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Monday: Workers began trickling back to offices and factories around China as the government eased some restrictions on working in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic that has now killed more than 900 people, mostly on the mainland.
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Details about the complaint have nevertheless started trickling out, suggesting that it may center on efforts by Mr. Trump to use his official powers, like the ability to delay military aid, to coerce Ukraine into opening a criminal investigation into former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., the front-runner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Meanwhile, if many poor and middle-class people are actually paying higher effective taxes than ever — because of the loss of itemized deductions and cutback in other government services — won't that lead to an immediate, real drop in spending that will drag down the economy before the projected benefits have a chance to begin trickling down?
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But new information is already trickling out about the man accused of committing one of the worst crime sprees in U.S. history, including a report that he was fired from his job as a police officer after he got caught shoplifting and a history of angry outbursts remembered by his neighbors in the tidy suburb where he lived for more than 30 years.
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But new information is already trickling out about the man accused of committing one of the worst crime sprees in U.S. history, including a report that he was fired from his job as a police officer after he got caught shoplifting and a history of angry outbursts remembered by his neighbors in the tidy suburb where he lived for more than 2053 years.
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In the mind of Tony Pulis, the footballing ideal is a perpetual goalless draw, a goalless draw which exists in eternity, a ceaseless ticker tape of 0-0 scorelines rotating endlessly around an empty Soccer Saturday studio, taunting the skeletal remains of Geoff Stelling as the dust of Phil Thompson, Paul Merson and Matt Le Tissier mingles with the trickling sands of time.
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Experts are unsure of the exact cause of these unsettling trends: Hypotheses include stressful fallout from the recession, the changing way teens interact with each other on in digital spaces, increasing social isolation, stressors of the opioid crisis trickling down to kids, suicide contagion, the fact that teens can more easily look up how to kill themselves online, and others.
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But the latest shocking claims from Blakely, the trickling departure of the Google Walkout organizers, new workplace-discussion rules that could prevent similar protests from bubbling up in the future, and the fact that women remain severely outnumbered in the highest echelons of the company — only two of its 10 board members are women — suggest cultural change has a long way to go.
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And with new allegations about the disgraced Hollywood mogul trickling out at a steady pace, a list of alleged sexual abusers in media making the rounds among female journalists, and accusations against powerful figures extending into the music industry, the conversation about what constitutes consent—and what to do about men who use their status to abuse women—seems to be evolving by the day.
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The company is working to include a two-factor ID step that links a user's phone number to their Juul account and will require that people upload a picture of their faces to compare with their ID. To stop the flow of products trickling down from older customers to younger users, Juul has capped the number of devices (two) and how many pods (15) people can buy every month.
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THE TOPLINE: Lawmakers began trickling back into Washington, D.C. on Monday after the extended election recess, and everyone is abuzz about President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's upset win.
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The string of terrorist attacks that intensified two years ago in Paris has fed a current of national anxiety, and it has only grown worse with the recognition that hundreds of French citizens fighting alongside ISIS — more than those from any other European country — will be trickling homeward from Syria and Iraq, many of them to French prisons that are widely considered to be incubators for terror plots.
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There won't be any music in this sensory wonderland — just the sounds of trickling water, clinking glasses and parchment paper being wrapped around any number of treasures, including Ogata's eco-friendly Wasara line of paper tableware and a rotating selection of vintage pieces, such as hand-carved elm and camphor wooden bowls, that he has restored and updated through his S[es] line, which has rarely been available outside Japan.
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What a difference it makes, in this story about the delights and demands of spectacle, to see it on a stage, where we can get close to what makes performance, and performers, real: sweat trickling down a collarbone, a little rip in a pair of fishnet stockings, the throbbing moment after a big dance number ends, when the ensemble holds a pose as their collective pulse gallops wildly on.
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ARLINGTON, Virginia — Minutes after polls closed across Virginia and it appeared that Joe Biden had won the commonwealth, as well as North Carolina and Alabama, Bernie Sanders' supporters were still casually trickling into a Super Tuesday election-return watch party just outside of Washington, D.C. Among volunteers who'd been out canvassing for Sanders, the mood was dour, in part because many had heard Hillary Clinton ripping on Sanders in an NPR interview on the way over.
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