You think that was a triumvirate, the three of us?
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It is an unsurprising triumvirate: payphones, banks and smoking rooms.
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Ibsen, the triumvirate that stressed independence and self-reliance over social
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Vision Fund's triumvirate consists of him, Mr Misra and another SoftBank employee.
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We have a statistical triumvirate that points to meaningful and measurable progress.
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Serving under McMaster is a triumvirate of well-seasoned Middle East hands.
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The Miami Heat forged the triumvirate that made LeBron James a champion.
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They referred to themselves as "the triumvirate" because they worked so closely together.
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Mr. Lighthizer, however, is the only member of the triumvirate with government experience.
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German product design, combined with engineering and craftsmanship, have formed a kind of triumvirate.
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The impromptu conference call seemed to connect a progressive power triumvirate that never was.
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An inauguration that would usher in a triumvirate of women running major Western democracies.
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In other words, there is a very real competition in Biden/Warren/Sanders triumvirate.
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A triumvirate of Wisconsin Republicans also helped elect Mr. Trump, both actively and passively.
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We have created this triumvirate, me, you, and him, it needs to work that way.
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James Baker, Michael Deaver and Edwin Meese -- "the triumvirate" -- were closer in than I was.
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A triumvirate of draws for crude, gasoline and distillates is a supportive influence for prices.
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He represents one of Bollywood's triumvirate of stars, all called Khan (unrelated to each other).
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She's also 78 years old and head of a triumvirate who are the same age.
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It is a triumvirate that will prove dangerous for, well, pretty much the entire world.
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For me, politics is part of a triumvirate of learnings that I've tried to have.
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Now, the sceptic in me notes that publishers collectively can't mach the Facebook/Google/Amazon "triumvirate".
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Two forwards, Jordan Tolbert, the nation's top offensive rebounder, and Markus Kennedy, complete the senior triumvirate.
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Everybody wins when we carefully ensure the triumvirate of Competence, Character, and Chemistry are in place.
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This triumvirate (peak earnings + higher rates + slower growth) is creating a formidable obstacle for stock advancement.
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Along with the Stinc Team and 203TakeBoyz, AzCult form a triumvirate of young, exciting Angeleno groups.
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Try our fish with shiitake mushrooms, which features the aromatic triumvirate of garlic, ginger and scallion.
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Sources say the cousins get along well, meaning a good foundation exists for a tacit triumvirate.
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As the triumvirate takes inventory of their laments, they must consider how broken the franchise is.
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People are looking beyond the shrimp-salmon-tuna triumvirate and learning to love the less familiar.
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In the end, a triumvirate of African-American, Latina and Muslim women joined the leadership team.
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Mr. Duarte was one of a triumvirate of rogue P.R.I. governors sought by the Mexican authorities.
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She eventually became Patagonia's first C.E.O. and, really, with the Chouinards, part of its founding triumvirate.
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As a very early employee, he carries considerable weight with the still reigning triumvirate atop Alphabet.
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The remaining members of the Yankees' bullpen triumvirate, Dellin Betances and Miller, pitched the final two innings.
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Curiously, Pequod was ruled by a triumvirate; Captain Stone, Captain Williams, and, most memorably, Captain Ahab "Jack" Dorsey.
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We'll have to wait and see how the new triumvirate of Republican lawmakers will handle the Russia investigation.
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Founded in the '60s, it was part of the Mod triumvirate along with Pierre Cardin and André Courrèges.
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Still, it's a shame the Gallo, Jordan, Griffin triumvirate couldn't do more than share a cup of coffee.
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The triumvirate of "adults in the room"—Tillerson, McMaster, and Secretary of Defense James Mattis—has been neutralized.
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They should have done many things other than assemble the Trump triumvirate and walk blindly into that meeting.
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He's part of a triumvirate that, if not stopped, will usher in the complete destruction of the planet.
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Gang-related battles in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras have rendered that small triumvirate the world homicide capital.
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They offered multiple interpretations of the sphere and of the triumvirate of world leaders bathed in its light.
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Then it was held by this display triumvirate of Yahoo, MSN and AOL and, separately, search by Google.
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For six months now, Google has had a CEO who is not one of its longtime triumvirate of execs.
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Terner and KLM counterpart Pieter Elbers will remain in their posts and sit inside the top triumvirate alongside Gagey.
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The problems with the touchscreens seem to result from a deadly triumvirate: bad design, bad testing, and bad training.
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One person who has just completed that particular triumvirate, however, is Donald Glover, aka Childish Gambino, aka Earn Marks.
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Arizona Nico Mannion, Josh Green and Zeke Nnaji are as good as any other freshman triumvirate in the sport.
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Image: ScreenshotCompleting the triumvirate of sensors responsible for working out where a phone is in physical space is the magnetometer.
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But the ExxonMobil boss would complete a foreign policy triumvirate along with Trump and designated national security advisor retired Gen.
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A triumvirate of state politicians has been appointed to run the party temporarily and organise the race for the leadership.
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The ruling triumvirate of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United were the only clubs to win the competition in 255-237.
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Regime change in Iran, if indeed that is the goal of this triumvirate, is not a given by any means.
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At the time, Google was run as a triumvirate, with CEO Eric Schmidt playing the role of resident grown-up.
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Cable is full of bad sad dads—just look at the Asshole Triumvirate of Tony Soprano/Don Draper/Walter White.
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And what makes the Russia-Egypt-China triumvirate so interesting is that their leaders are all around the same age.
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When the Warriors were led by the triumvirate of Curry, Klay, and Dray, the Cavs had ways of keeping pace.
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The show's success solidified the formidability of Fox as a young network against the longstanding NBC, ABC, and CBS triumvirate.
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Rubio has late momentum, much like he did in Iowa, and he has the triumvirate of South Carolina lawmakers Gov.
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A screenshot of the FBI's indictment of Su. More than just technical data, the triumvirate also honed in on individuals.
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Kelly was one of a triumvirate of generals named by Trump to key Cabinet-level positions before his inauguration: Gen.
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Even knowing this, it might come as a surprise that the region's triumvirate of violent jihad is living openly in Pakistan.
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Upcoming regulatory challenges, the elevation of Sundar Pichai as Google's CEO - squeezing four into a triumvirate – could have been a factor.
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UnitedHealth continues to expand OptumRx, which is part of the pharmacy benefits triumvirate that controls how prescription drugs are paid for.
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Kyle Busch finished third, 20 seconds behind, followed by Daniel Suarez and Erik Jones, a triumvirate of Joe Gibbs Racing Toyotas.
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The closer role will now be turned over to Dellin Betances, the remaining member of the Yankees' formerly formidable bullpen triumvirate.
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Apple just announced its long-awaited take on a smart speaker, completing the smart speaker triumvirate along with Google and Amazon.
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Why this matters: Sessions is the third piece of the triumvirate running Trump policy, along with Bannon and adviser Stephen Miller.
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This triumvirate of free-jazz elders has over 150 years of collective experience on the cutting edge of American improvised music.
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This ambitious profile written by a triumvirate of talented Timeswomen revealed so much and still left me wanting to know more.
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The Bakiyev regime was always seen as a family affair, a kleptocratic triumvirate of the son, his father and his uncle.
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Experts warn of what they call the "unholy triumvirate" in life insurance: the policy owner, the person being insured and the beneficiary.
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They never stopped making quality music and now those loyal to the Triumvirate shall reap the rewards upon the release of Culture.
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That's not as much as the triumvirate of Index, Accel, Balderton (for instance) also out of the UK, but is highly significant.
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It became evident, quite soon, that he would not create a triumvirate of great HBO hosts with Bill Maher and John Oliver.
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A Spaniard who settled in Paris, Gris was the overshadowed, tag-along third in the Cubist triumvirate that featured Picasso and Braque.
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She will join the triumvirate of lawmakers leading the investigation into Mr. Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine to investigate his political rivals.
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The majority of Freud's theories about the way the mind works, including the triumvirate of id, ego, and superego, have been largely dismantled.
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Phuc becomes part of a new triumvirate with party chief Nguyen Phu Trong and President Tran Dai Quang, who was endorsed last week.
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He will also oversee Uber's triumvirate of powerful regional managers: North America's Rachel Holt, Asia's Andrew Macdonald, and Europe's Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Coty.
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At the novel's heart are Sparrow, Kai, and Zhuli, a magical triumvirate bound together by their love of classical music and one another.
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Lega leader Salvini eyes both Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin as allies in a potential future "triumvirate" against the Paris-Berlin squad.
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Meanwhile, the triumvirate at Fox – Rupert and one son, Lachlan, as co-chairmen and James, the other son, as CEO – is potentially fraught.
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Before the arrival of Mr. Bell, "The Tonight Show" was run by a triumvirate of producers: Mike DiCenzo, Katie Hockmeyer and Gerard Bradford.
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It's the specific romantic/political/intellectual triumvirate that makes middlebrow critics prick up their ears and ride to the defense of an artist.
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That lineup would keep the top three positions of the current septuagenarian triumvirate — with none of the youthful sheen of the incoming class.
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Behind the unlikely quarterback triumvirate of Marc Wilson, Tom Hodson and Steve Grogan, the Pats, who play down the road in Foxborough, Mass.
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The autumnal triumvirate of pumpkin, cinnamon, and nutmeg has ruled seasonal fall menus for over a decade and shows no signs of waning.
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Dina Titus, who endorsed months ago, they form a triumvirate of top establishment Biden backers in the state that no candidate has matched.
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It was natural for them to aspire to the triumvirate of masculinity: sporting success, sexual conquest, and the possession of a steel liver.
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President Donald Trump started 2018 with a triumvirate of respected current and former generals seen as central to restraining his wilder foreign policy instincts.
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"A triumvirate of draws for crude, gasoline and distillates is a supportive influence for prices," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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BETA_0<3, pronounced "Betacero Iconocorazon," comprises three individuals, each an equal member of its inverted triumvirate: Spanish sexologist and radio host Daniela Blume, a.k.
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Top Gear has gone from a triumvirate of presenters to a full house, with the show confirming its final lineup of seven presenters today.
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Hameister completed the triumvirate at the (much, much colder) ceremonial South Pole—and decided to take a break to troll all of her haters.
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Now, along with You're the Worst, Hulu's Difficult People and Netflix's Bojack Horseman are the current triumvirate experimenting with iterations of the New Unlikeable.
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There remains widespread respect for many of those at the top of the administration, particularly the triumvirate of generals who control much foreign policy.
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Rounding out this triumvirate, Azar was president of Eli Lilly, the giant pharmaceutical company based in Indianapolis, for five years while Pence was governor.
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Their presence undercuts a Thai sense of nationhood that is girded by a triumvirate of institutions: the military, the monarchy and the Buddhist monastery.
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The tape confirms that Azimov - one of the ruling triumvirate along with Rustam Inoyatov, head of the SNB state security service - is under pressure.
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We have been seeing more M&A action in this space as companies try to fill in various parts of the sale-service-marketing triumvirate.
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A few months later Kokorich would be in the U.S. working to back the first of what's now a triumvirate of startups focused on space.
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"The vulnerable sectors are more vulnerable by the day," Hector Daer, one of the three union leaders that make up the CGT triumvirate, told reporters.
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LandSpace, OneSpace and iSpace form a triumvirate of privately held Chinese companies that are all developing launch vehicles and planning to carry payloads to space.
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"The war room is up and running," Bannon bragged, saying Citizens of the American Republican will focus on the triumvirate of ideas, communication and action.
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Kovind's win solidifies a BJP political triumvirate — PM, president, and vice-president – bringing the party closer to cementing political dominance in the world's largest democracy.
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The relatively new triumvirate of athletic director, football coach and the men's basketball coach, Steve Pikiell, Barchi said, "has us headed in the right direction."
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Combined with the references to "Parks and Rec" at 51A and "Seinfeld" at 52D, you have my personal triumvirate of NBC comedies in one crossword.
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As speaker, Mr. Miller had been a member of the triumvirate that controlled state government, along with the governor and the State Senate majority leader.
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At the time, they formed a rap triumvirate with G.O.O.D. Music and Maybach Music, dominating most of the charts with an impregnable coterie of talent.
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Walker was one-third of a triumvirate that had included House Speaker Paul Ryan, of Janesville, and former Republican National Committee chair Reince Priebus, of Kenosha.
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For more than two decades the Polish-born Pope John Paul, his priest-secretary Stanislaw Dziwisz, and Navarro became a de-facto triumvirate in the Vatican.
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The mainstream press is dominated by "Cho-joong-dong", a triumvirate of conservative newspapers that toes the state line and self-censors on contentious nationalist issues.
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It was at Old Trafford that Berbatov's exhilarating mastery ascended towards its pinnacle, adding an injection of the unpredictable to the Ronaldo-Rooney-Tevez attacking triumvirate.
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I'm trying to capture the sense of being caught in this triumvirate of lifestyle, neoliberalism and spectacle, and get a similar kind of revulsion going on.
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But what The Powerpuff Girls has that most shows don't is the aforementioned triumvirate of female protagonists, allowing stories not told from the perspectives of dudes.
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UEFA revealed its three man shortlist on August 15 and Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Virgil van Dijk were nominated as Europe's triumvirate of top performers.
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"Octavian did it to Mark Antony," Singer said, referencing a contest for power in Rome's Second Triumvirate that included the public release of a stolen will.
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Dudley was part of a triumvirate with Fed Chair Janet Yellen and recently departed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer who were at the core of Fed policymaking.
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At the time of his death in 1950, Patel was described by The Times as part of "India's idolized triumvirate" alongside Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru.
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So this is a historic document, and, fortunately, a great song for the most dominant creative triumvirate of the last near-decade to go out on.
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Not only did Byron claim his first Busch Pole Award at Darlington and his fourth of the season, he also became part of an elite triumvirate.
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At the time of his death in 1950, Patel was described by The Times as part of "India's idolized triumvirate" alongside Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru.
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He disparages Mr Velásquez, Ms Aldana and Todd Robinson, the American ambassador, as la trinca ("the trio"), a left-wing triumvirate that is plotting against the government.
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Tonight, he is upping the ante against Turkey and Russia and Iran, a triumvirate that is bonding over mutual and despised U.S. sanctions against all of them.
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The project as a whole is overtly theatrical, suggesting that art — as much as the show's thematic triumvirate of communism, religion, and capitalism — is full of pageantry.
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This is fertile ground, because we know much less about the beginnings of Wonder Woman than we do about those other two stars of the DC triumvirate.
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Let January 13, 2016 go down as the day Big Yogurt joined Big Pharma and Big Oil to form a triumvirate of profit-hungry, deep-pocketed cabals.
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Along with Mr. Kelly and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, Mr. Tillerson had functioned as part of a triumvirate that was viewed as a brake on Mr. Trump.
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In the first five episodes of Season 2 (an atypically small number for Netflix to provide for review), that triumvirate is even more central to the plot.
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Without getting into the politics of the Second Triumvirate and imperial rule that followed Caesar's death, the assassins ultimately failed to restore a meaningful republic to Rome.
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The SPD, led by an interim triumvirate for the next few months, will later this year pick a new leader and review its role in the coalition.
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A running thread features Sting as the descendant of a bloodline that goes back to the Garden of Eden and the triumvirate of Adam and Eve and Steve.
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At its core, the triumvirate of chemistry, biology, and psychics gives young students an experimental outlet for their creative minds—which is something that appealed to him specifically.
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DHL, which with FedEx and UPS forms a triumvirate of global parcel firms, estimates that 15% of all e-commerce sales already move from one country to another.
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"La Superba," the world press called her, elevating her to membership in an international soprano triumvirate that also included "La Divina" (Maria Callas) and "La Stupenda" (Joan Sutherland).
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But Democratic leadership in the House has been frozen in place since the triumvirate of Nancy Pelosi, Steny Hoyer, and Jim Clyburn cut a deal 2200 years ago.
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Had Mr Djokovic's slam-winning career come to a close after his struggles in 2017, he would forever have been known as the third-best of a great triumvirate.
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Future disagreements within the triumvirate could destabilize the mainly Muslim state of 32 million people, which has become a target for Islamist militants, Kazakh political analyst Dosym Satpayev said.
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For years, the most famous of Roman leaders was just one leg in a triumvirate alongside Pompey the Great and Crassus, the Roman world's (and possibly history's) richest man.
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Beltran's swing gave the Yankees a 5-4 lead and allowed Manager Joe Girardi to turn the ball over to the heavyweight triumvirate forming the backbone of his bullpen.
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A commanding triumvirate indeed: Miss Kell, the principal, was a white woman over six feet tall who looked like a mix of George Washington and a Eudora Welty character.
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Of the triumvirate that ran the technical operations — Matt Morris, chief engineering officer; Tim Goss, chief technical officer (chassis); and Peter Prodromou, chief technical officer (aerodynamics) — only Prodromou remains.
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In the Middle East, Mr. Erdogan has ended up on the opposing side from the powerful triumvirate of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt on many issues.
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With the hard-drinking Jessie (Alison Wright), these women form a triumvirate that gathers regularly at their hangout to celebrate one another's birthdays and swap workplace gossip and grievances.
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"You have that triumvirate and those three really shape policy," said a former U.S. central banker who has been in touch with some of the candidates for both deputy jobs.
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The NFL-Visa-Host Committee triumvirate have manufactured an enormous amount of really good looking, expensive clothing for Super Bowl 270, much of it featuring that solid gold 2000-212.
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If North Carolina is going to match Duke and its freshman triumvirate in the A.C.C., it will need a great season from Little, a do-it-all kind of player.
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The exception to that rule is Juventus' centre-back triumvirate of Leonardo Bonucci, Andrea Barzagli, and Giorgio Chiellini, also known as BBC (or BBBC if you include keeper Gianluigi Buffon).
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In Detroit, Lindsay is revered as part of a celebrated triumvirate, the Production Line, in which he played left wing alongside Gordie Howe at right wing and Sid Abel at center.
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It was a promo for how the triumvirate of ex-soldier statesmen leading the new centrist Blue and White coalition intends to oust the longtime conservative incumbent, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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But as Dimon's comments above suggest, it seems like if this triumvirate feels like they are building something that could be applied even more broadly, they will do so in due course.
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The tech triumvirate has already invested, directly or indirectly, in half of the 25 startups counted as "unicorns" (those worth $22010bn or more) by IT Juzi, a database of startups in Beijing.
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The acid-informed basslines and snappy rhythms on tracks like "Arrakis" and "Ronin" reach back to Richie Hawtin's early Plus 8 records and the work of the aforementioned Atkins-May-Saunderson triumvirate.
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The Wood-Dempsey-Zardes triumvirate was a poor schematic fit to anyone watching, yet the German manager committed so hard to it that they floundered until the 66th minute of the match.
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"You could see the steam coming out of Sam," said James Dodson, the author of "American Triumvirate," a book about Snead, Nelson and Ben Hogan, referring to a photo from that day.
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Trump officially announced Kushner would become a senior adviser at the White House, steering the ship in a triumvirate with incoming White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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All three members of the triumvirate recorded two-point performances in New Jersey's 6-2 win on March 16, with Hall and Henrique scoring twice while Palmieri had a goal and an assist.
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The English Patient auteur Anthony Minghella set his sights on the Civil War in 2003, and the triumvirate of Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, and Renée Zellweger loaded, cocked, and pulled the trigger (respectively).
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Since we all know the investing preferences of the other two and recognize that our triumvirate style yields solid results, we tend to pick those battles where we have some chance of winning.
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Recently, Group Nine shook up its sales leadership, replacing Chief Revenue Officer Todd Anderman with a triumvirate of executives with agency and digital backgrounds who will try to jump-start the company's revenue.
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But the iPhone's decline contributed to roughly half of the global market's missing units while China's smartphone triumvirate of Huawei, Oppo and Xiaomi managed to buoy the broader sector from diving even lower.
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She was to be part of a heavy-hitting triumvirate -- including former CIA Director John Brennan and ex-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper -- bringing news about potential Russian connections to the Trump transition.
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Free trade advocates worry the Trump trade triumvirate will be too quick to use tariffs to keep imports out, raising costs for manufacturers that rely on imported parts - or even sparking retaliatory trade wars.
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Both diplomatic sources and the businessman said the new power-sharing triumvirate also included Rustam Inoyatov, 72, Karimov's veteran security chief, and Deputy Prime Minister Rustam Azimov, 58, who is also Uzbekistan's finance minister.
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He was asking to meet with the highest authority in the complex hierarchy of the Mormon Church, a sort of triumvirate made up of a president and two counselors chosen by his divine inspiration.
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He's being replaced by a triumvirate of executives with agency and digital backgrounds who will try to jumpstart the company's revenue, including Rachel Baumgarten, EVP of marketing; Kavata Mbondo, EVP of business operations; and .
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Spain's all-powerful triumvirate of Barcelona, Atlético and Real Madrid, by contrast, knows each and every slip could carry a heavy price, so assured is their superiority and so vast are their point tallies.
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Similarly in Syria, despite early hints that he was poised to take on the Tehran-Moscow-Damascus triumvirate, Mr. Trump has been almost supine, to the point of ignoring attacks on American-backed forces.
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Suddenly, the most sacred genesis tale of Modernism — the invention of abstract painting — has acquired a female actor who actually got there several years ahead of the revered triumvirate of Kandinsky, Mondrian and Malevich.
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Urban redevelopment is never a simple formula, but this triumvirate — a wheel, a bridge, a museum — proved an irresistible alchemy that led directly to the area's renaissance over the next decade and a half.
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Even though Vietnam and North Korea are both ideologically socialist, Vietnam's ruling Communist Party has traditionally been run on a more collective model, with power split at the top among a triumvirate of leaders.
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Based on the novels in Deborah Harkness's All Souls trilogy, the series imagines a triumvirate of nonhuman species — vampires, witches and demons — among whom peace is maintained by a centuries-old power-sharing arrangement.
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Astana is one of the best-equipped teams for the race with Ineos and Movistar, who will rely on the formidable triumvirate of Mikel Landa and former podium finishers Nairo Quintana and Alejandro Valverde.
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They introduced their All-Turner Field, selected by the fans, with the loudest ovations going to the pitching triumvirate of Hall of Famers Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and John Smoltz and longtime manager Bobby Cox.
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The search for the best triumvirate in college basketball might begin and end at Saint Mary's, where seniors Emmett Naar, Calvin Hermanson and Jock Landale could lead the 22nd-ranked Gaels deep into the postseason.
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The exclusive triumvirate is made up of world champions, suggesting only the very best can master the Marina Bay circuit, but four-times winner Vettel believes luck can play as large a part as skill.
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Now that a triumvirate reigns, the kingdom must factor in U.S. shale production, whether Russia wants a volume-cut deal to continue, and other geopolitical factors when it seeks a formula for maintaining market stabilization.
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Griffin, along with Lack and Oppenheim, were part of the "the triumvirate," a term Farrow wrote that Weinstein's assistants coined to refer to the executives that fielded his calls as Farrow's reporting continued throughout 2017.
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Three times in recent weeks, we have seen Chief Justice Roberts on one side and the reliably right-wing triumvirate of Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Neil M. Gorsuch on the other.
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But after a closely watched, expensive battle, Democrats won eight Republican-held seats, giving their party decisive command of Albany's triumvirate of power and positioning them to unleash a cascade of long-stymied progressive legislation.
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Mr. Roth was the last of the great white males: the triumvirate of writers — Saul Bellow and John Updike were the others — who towered over American letters in the second half of the 20th century.
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Trump has acknowledged Pelosi as a member of the new triumvirate on federal spending, given her full credit for her influence on his decisions affecting Dreamers and included her in serious discussions about tax policy.
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Monzon is the son of Juan Jose Esparragoza Moreno, the most reclusive member of the Sinaloa cartel's triumvirate of chieftains, alongside the jailed "El Chapo" Guzman and Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, who remains at large.
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Others detained included Francisco Luis Gordillo who was part of a military triumvirate that kicked Lucas García out of power and also included Efraín Ríos Montt who went on to become Guatemala's most notorious dictator.
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The chief justice has avoided making politically volatile judicial pronouncements on presidential immigration powers, anti-Muslim bias and the justiciability of tweets, and has positioned himself somewhere to the left of the court's new conservative triumvirate.
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This triumvirate structure has allowed Uzbekistan's elite to avoid conflict over succession, but also creates a future risk of destabilizing infighting as some analysts think Mirziyoyev may eventually try to establish himself as the sole leader.
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For the last several years, Oracle has successfully run under a triumvirate, with CEO Safra Catz running finance, cofounder and CTO Larry Ellison running engineering/product, and CEO Hurd running Oracle's enormous sales and marketing machine.
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It evokes such disparate influences — "1,001 Arabian Nights," Hindu lore and Navajo myth, as well as, inevitably, the triumvirate of Tolkien, Lucas and Rowling — that at times you wonder whether Hamilton can pull it all off.
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If Trump does nothing but tweet his anger, the prosecutorial triumvirate of Sessions, Rosenstein, and Mueller will continue their work, unaffected by Trump's rage except to the extent there is more public interest in their efforts.
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On this special bonus episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, the triumvirate of former Obama administration staffers behind Crooked Media — Jon Lovett, Jon Favreau and Tommy Vietor — joined Kara onstage at South by Southwest.
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Washington ____ Mr. Roth was the last of the great white males: the triumvirate of writers — Saul Bellow and John Updike were the others — who towered over American letters in the second half of the 20th century.
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At the time, his arrival seemed a blessing: a wealthy owner who could bankroll the club back to where it feels it belongs, challenging the triumvirate of Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid and Barcelona for Spanish supremacy.
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President Trump and his trade triumvirate—Wilbur Ross, Peter Navarro and Robert Lighthizer—along with Treasury nominee Steve Mnuchin who will head the administration's effort to address currency manipulation, must embrace a disruptive strategy for trade enforcement.
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As global leaders race to contain the brutal threat of a growing pandemic, a triumvirate of denial has emerged in Latin America, with the leaders of Brazil, Mexico and Nicaragua downplaying the danger of a looming outbreak.
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Just a month ago, the prevailing wisdom in Washington was that the triumvirate of General McMaster, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis was the only restraining influence on Mr. Trump's confrontational urges.
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This year, "we are really seeing the triumvirate turning the screws, especially with the return of Iranian barrels after the lifting of sanctions," Matt Smith, a director of Commodity Research at ClipperData, said on his daily blog.
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In his selections of Wilbur Ross as commerce secretary, Peter Navarro as chairman of the National Trade Council, and Robert Lighthizer as U.S. trade representative, Trump has empowered a protectionist triumvirate to deliver on his provocative campaign promises.
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At the time, large shareholders included a powerful triumvirate of investors - New York-based hedge fund TPG Axon Capital, led by Dinakar Singh, Leon Cooperman's hedge fund Omega Advisors, and Prem Watsa's Canadian investment group Fairfax Financial Holdings.
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The party's top brass were spared embarrassments in what is the only national election the public gets to vote in, with the leadership triumvirate retaining their seats in the house, which starts its five-year term next month.
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Meanwhile she is doted on by a triumvirate of strapping boys — her brother, Edward (Taron Egerton), and his friends Victor Richardson (Colin Morgan) and Roland Leighton (Kit Harington) — eager to test their manhood, eventually on the front lines.
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Without a new hire, the Mets would be led through those crucial off-season gatherings by the current triumvirate of executives: the longtime assistant general manager John Ricco, and the special assistants J. P. Ricciardi and Omar Minaya.
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As global leaders race to contain the pandemic, a triumvirate of denial has emerged in Latin America, with the leaders of Brazil, Mexico and Nicaragua downplaying the danger of a looming outbreak, Matt Rivers and Natalie Gallón report.
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Some see him as a brake on an undisciplined president eager to tear down international relationships, part of a "grown ups" triumvirate along with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff.
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Then came "The King" -- Palmer, in the flesh, paired with none other than Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, a triumvirate that owned Augusta in the 1960s and 1970s (they won a collective 13 green jackets between 1958 and 1986).
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" The New York Times eulogized Roth as "the last of the great white males: the triumvirate of writers—Saul Bellow and John Updike were the others—who towered over American letters in the second half of the 20th century.
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Internally at Google, the inclusion of Mr. Pichai in Mr. Schmidt's statement on Thursday, alongside the names of Mr. Page and Mr. Brin, was seen as a passing of the torch and the creation of a new power triumvirate.
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New York Magazine's Gabriel Sherman, who literally wrote the book on Ailes, reports that the ruling Murdoch triumvirate (father Rupert, sons Lachlan and James) at Fox News parent company 21st Century Fox plans to kick Ailes to the side.
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But, now established as Formula One's best of the rest, ahead of engine supplier Renault's works team, they face their toughest challenge yet in closing the gap to Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull, the sport's near untouchable leading triumvirate.
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Rather than follow flighty swimwear trends or engage with a print that may not have your curves' best interests at heart, why not pick a color from that old reliable triumvirate of red, blue, or, our personal, eternally chic favorite, white?
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He listened to a hawkish triumvirate of advisors -- Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, National Security Advisor John Bolton and Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu -- believing that tough talk and the threat of tough action might reverse Iran's behavior and weaken the country.
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Asked about White House National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro's role in trade policy, Ross said he was "not a trade negotiator," but was working with the U.S. Trade Representative, and the Commerce Department as "a kind of triumvirate" on trade.
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Nevertheless, much like those who warned of a housing bubble a few years before the bottom completely fell out, reality is destined to slam into the current triumvirate of asset bubbles, and those sounding the alarm will be proven correct again.
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And, now, U.S. allies Japan and South Korea are spitting at each other and threatening to undermine a defense-alliance triumvirate that largely has kept North Korea contained and stood as a bulwark against Russian and Chinese adventurism in Northeast Asia.
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Carlos Hardenberg, who was lead manager for the flagship Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust, and Greg Konieczny, former manager of Romanian investment fund Fondul Proprietatea, which is managed by Franklin Templeton, will work with Mobius on a triumvirate investment committee.
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As ProPublica notes: But hundreds of documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act and interviews with former administration officials tell a different story — of a previously unknown triumvirate that hovered over public servants without any transparency, accountability or oversight.
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But since no one at Hilltop listens to Gregory now that Maggie, Sasha, and Jesus are their unofficial ruling triumvirate, a small group of them quietly approached Rick's team and promised to fight the Saviors if given proper training. Great!
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"We want to be a community-based performance space that supports avant-garde or experimental music, while at the same time feels like a neighborhood spot," said Mr. Harris, the member of the triumvirate in charge of all things musical.
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The exhibition, "Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future," demonstrated that the genesis story of Western modernist abstraction was not an all-male adventure conducted in the mid-1910s by the revered triumvirate of Wassily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich and Piet Mondrian.
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The talented triumvirate is more accustomed to the nonaggressive style of Ryan Tannehill (who was third from the bottom in percentage of passes thrown into tight coverage), and they will have to readjust their expectations of what constitutes being open.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has harshly criticized officials in charge of finance and banking, asserting his power above one of two other members of a triumvirate that has ruled since the death last year of leader Islam Karimov.
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From the chaotic, thunderous opening of "Dark Spring" to the relieving calmness of the album's closing tracks (perhaps their most immaculate triumvirate of back-to-back-to-back songs so far), it's a dualistic record—one twisted up in peril and perfection.
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As the Republic falls, as the triumvirate turns against itself and Caesar declares himself a living God, as law and order vanish in the wake of rampaging street gangs, you get a strong sense of how thin the strands of civilization really are.
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But Rich Table is a triumvirate near the Opera House, where friendly servers deliver how'd-they-think-of-that bites like sardine chips with horseradish crème fraiche and porcini donuts with raclette dip and mains like rib eye with black garlic salsa negra.
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Rounding out this triumvirate is EPA Secretary Scott Pruitt, who spent nearly $60,000 in taxpayer money on private air travel and who reportedly also spent $25,000 building a soundproof booth so he could talk to people without being overheard by potential leakers.
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With their own solid triumvirate already in place in Taurasi, Brittney Griner and Penny Taylor, the Mercury opened season as a title favorite, but they played erratically and stumbled to a 16-18 record, and entered the playoffs as the lowest-seeded team.
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Several allies of Ms. Pelosi also suggested that if she cannot corral 218 votes, she might prefer to elevate a lawmaker from outside the current ruling triumvirate rather than be replaced by a male colleague in the winter of his political life.
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He took office last month and is a member of a leadership triumvirate that has the difficult task of maintaining the Communist Party's close ties with its Chinese counterpart, while under pressure from its people to stand up to Beijing's growing maritime assertiveness.
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" And Latvia's President Raimonds Vejonis, completing the triumvirate of Baltic leaders who have been rattled by Trump's apparent ambivalence to their concerns about Russian aggression, added that McCain was "a true defender of democracy and freedom, and a great friend of Latvia.
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You'll get a slightly queasy feeling at several points in the book — not just on the multiple occasions when Cicero has to flee for his life, but also when he has to abase himself before the increasingly powerful and paranoid members of the triumvirate.
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For the first time since 2012, Lin will appear in the men's draw alongside compatriot Chen Long, the world and defending champion, and Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia, the Asian triumvirate who have lifted 11 of the last 12 All-England titles between them.
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He was one of the "Young Guns," a triumvirate of 40-something conservatives including Mr. Ryan and Eric Cantor who styled themselves the future of the Republican Party, and published a book whose cover depicted them all, smiling and impressively coifed, on the balcony of the Capitol.
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The triumvirate of albums that pushed West beyond the archetypal mould of pop artist (808s and Heartbreak, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Yeezus) also see him navigate the emotional maze surrounding depression, anxiety, paranoia – and the frustrations mounted to these feelings – with an impressive sense of fluidity.
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But they were still far behind the then ruling triumvirate: Arsenal, who had just recorded the competition's first unbeaten season in more than a century; Chelsea, who had just been bought by Roman Abramovich, a Russian oligarch; and Manchester United, who had bagged 8 of the previous 11 titles.
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"The next phase" is continuing to land more of these enterprise-style contracts and building the company towards a kind of "triumvirate model", where MediaMath works with both a marketer and their agency on the same campaigns at the same time — as it does with MediaCom and Coca-Cola.
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Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, the powerful triumvirate that earlier announced its hope to overhaul the health care of its employees and set an example for the nation, said on Wednesday that it had picked one of the country's most famous doctors to lead the new operation.
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In addition to their Hall of Fame triumvirate, the Bulls had a potent bench, including Sixth Man of the Year winner Toni Kukoc and ace sharpshooter Steve Kerr; they were led by head coach Phil Jackson, whose personal brand of psychological torture and Eastern philosophy was then still becoming legendary.
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Sunday's program, at Tompkins Square Park in the East Village, will feature a special triumvirate of Jack DeJohnette on drums, Dave Holland on bass and Jason Moran on piano; the singer Allan Harris; the alto saxophonist Grace Kelly; and the Donny McCaslin Quartet, recently acclaimed for its work with David Bowie.
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"A triumvirate of bearish builds in the weekly EIA reports is adding momentum to crude's overnight price reversal as fears of escalating tension are unwound," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData, noting a big drop in refinery runs, a rebound in imports and an easing of exports.
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In part, that is because their supposed triumvirate of stars now looks more like a mere dynamic duo: Kevin Love, the power forward whom Cleveland acquired after Mr James returned to the team in 2014, resumed his offensive disappearing act, scoring just six points on two-for-eight shooting in Game Five.
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Sampled On: "Madiba Riddlim" While the nimble, spiritually themed "Madiba Riddim"—co-produced by the triumvirate of Frank Dukes, Nineteen85, and Charlie Handsome—hews more closely to Afrobeat than any other genre, the parody video by popular Brampton, Ontario YouTubers 20093YallEntertainment which closes the song couldn't have come from anywhere but Toronto.
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Among a triumvirate of opposition figures who led Georgia's Rose Revolution in 2003 and started pushing Georgia out of Moscow's orbit and toward the European Union and NATO, Ms. Burjanadze, a 52-year-old lawyer, is reviled by her erstwhile colleagues as a stooge bent on keeping her country under Russia's thumb.
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There's the triumvirate of Napoleon, Marcus and Caesar, each pulling a contemporary conveyance of war; Prince Henry, who "juggles" a ball with his six legs; Rudolph, who rotates a miniature merry-go-round 300 times his weight; and Petey and Peaches, "dancers" wearing "skirts" (who end up looking more like hermit crabs).
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Yet the special elections on Long Island and in Lower Manhattan offer voters a chance to do the unprecedented: to replace, in the space of one day, two former members of New York State's ruling triumvirate, both of whom are scheduled to be sentenced in the coming weeks after being convicted on corruption charges.
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So the triumvirate is sure to be collectively skewered if what seemed like such a breakthrough in Game 4 is followed up by the Warriors reclaiming home-court advantage by seizing Game 5 — especially with Andre Iguodala (leg) and Klay Thompson (knee) carrying injuries that have exposed the reigning champions' lack of wing depth.
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Add to that a bunch of jumbled fight scenes that look like they were spat out of a food processor, a dodgy, cringe-inducing script, and Turner struggling with an American accent, and you have a mess that not even a talented acting triumvirate like Jennifer Lawrence, James McAvoy, and Michael Fassbender can save.
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That would mean jumping in with both feet to snatch Manny Machado from Baltimore and then getting on the phone with his good friend Omar Minaya, part of a triumvirate making baseball decisions for the Mets, and telling him he doesn't want Jacob deGrom or Noah Syndergaard, the two most coveted starting pitchers on the market.
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President Lyndon Johnson seized the crisis in American neighborhoods to put the bill into law, seeing through the last of a triumvirate of civil rights bills that he signed during his five-year presidency along with the Civil Rights Act of 28503, which broke the back of Jim Crow, and the seminal Voting Rights Act of 22019.
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Tremendous work from a triumvirate of great actresses (Amy Adams, Patricia Clarkson, and Eliza Scanlen), beautiful scripts by Marti Noxon and Gillian Flynn (among others), and hypnotic direction and editing from Jean-Marc Vallée make sure the focus is as much on the layers of sorrow in this town's past as it is on the mystery's solution.
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Fitzgerald is pals with Comey who put Martha Stewart in prison and Fitzgerald is the one who is now representing Comey, and you know, it&aposs like this triumvirate of Comey, Fitzgerald and Comey&aposs other attorney, Kelly, who have together you know, kind of gone over to the dark side, many think, in terms of the way they are handling these cases.
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His father, David (governor from 22015 to 22016, and senator from 22006 to 1997), along with Dale Bumpers (governor from 1971 to 1975, and senator from 1975 to 1999), and Bill Clinton (governor from 1979 to 20163 and 1983 to 1992), constitute the gifted political triumvirate that kept the Democratic Party alive in Arkansas after it had faded in nearby states.
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A little luck and some tweets Like Walsh, many of the first investors discovered Uber through connections to one of the members of the original triumvirate that ran the company: Graves, Uber's first employee and CEO; Kalanick, the cofounder who replaced Graves as CEO and built the company into a global force, and Garrett Camp, the serial entrepreneur who cofounded Uber.
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You may plan to complete a triumvirate of culturally enriching experiences – IE, watching an act you wouldn't normally see, attending a talk, and going to see a band incase the members may die soon – but the likelihood is, it just won't happen, because Glastonbury is built on time-wasting detours for toilet breaks, Pieminister, taking photographs of a man dressed like Jesus, and sitting on damp patches of grass.
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So money, far from being the factor triumphantly wiped from the equation by Leicester's merry romp, was actually what enabled it, or at least in part – a fact that becomes properly clear when the rest of Europe is factored in: namely the fact that the triumvirate of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich have slowly, over the last decade or so, come to exist pretty much on their own plane.
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"It is inevitable that a guy who will not be contained and does not want to be handled or managed was going to rebel against the latest manager who wanted to control him," said Roger Stone, the longtime Trump adviser, who believes Mr. Kelly represents a kind of management coup by "the triumvirate" of two powerful retired generals — Mr. Kelly and Jim Mattis, the defense secretary — and one general who is still in the Army, the national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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AS A GIRL of 6 or 8 or 10, I spent the long Midwestern summers and longer winters reading the sort of books one typically gave to American girls in the mid-1980s, many of which featured trios of female characters: the frontier Ingalls sisters of "Little House on the Prairie" (1935); Nancy Drew and her two sidekicks; the triumvirate of friends in turn-of-the-20th-century Minnesota in Maud Hart Lovelace's Betsy-Tacy books of the 1940s and '50s.
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