The undergraduate population turns over every four years, but the faculty turns over every forty years.
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Shapiro turns over just enough of this to satisfy our curiosity.
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He turns over a piece of fetid pizza with his nose.
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He then turns over the proceeds to the leader of his clique.
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"In New York, history turns over so quickly," Mr. Wakin told us.
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The museum turns over its rotunda to Rem Koolhaas's long-awaited exhibition.
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And so is Olivia, which is why she turns over OPA to Quinn.
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Again and again it turns over the problem: How can this be fixed?
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The track meanders horizontally and vertically and twists and turns over 950 feet.
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Negan turns over Carl out of respect (and because the plot demands he does).
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Unlike her earlier VMAs turns over the past 30-plus years, this moment was . . .
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Mozilla said it has no problem if the government eventually turns over the information.
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Mumphery turns over the text messages from his phone and provides a DNA swab.
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Part of the membership of the Fed's policymaking committee also turns over each year.
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Unlike the cigar workers and the lectores, the party seldom turns over a new leaf.
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If the Justice Department turns over that evidence, whether by subpoena or not, no problem.
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A workforce that turns over too rapidly can become a drain on resources and morale.
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But the week after the Ryder Cup, the calendar of the golf season turns over.
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"American Dreamer" turns over several repellent plot points before settling on a cheap ironic ending.
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The engine in your car turns over about 750 revolutions per minute just sitting in traffic.
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It's a kind of aesthetic Möbius strip, so negative that it turns over and becomes joyful.
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Tempas' calculations don't take into account when an "A Team" job turns over more than once.
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The merchant turns over around £10 million a year and has a select list of suppliers.
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And later, over the river, when the upturned duck never turns over, five kinds of silence.
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But if the White House turns over, it could potentially give Democratic leaders an exit ramp.
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It's a volatile situation, and there have been many twists and turns over the past few months.
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Of course, personal technology never turns over entirely, especially in as short a period as a decade.
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The different twists and turns over the last three-and-a-half years have brought unprecedented uncertainty.
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We snuggle while I attempt to read until she turns over and I fall asleep around 9:40.
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For now, Pickard and Rumold will have to wait and see which records the DEA actually turns over.
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That's something on the internet that I can do like this [turns over phone] and never see again.
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The Chinese have one I think every five years or thereabouts, it's when the Chinese leadership turns over.
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Yet Tblisi's stock exchange has a market cap under $750 million and often turns over just $100 a day.
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And as the episode ends, Jake turns over the details of who Peus and Samantha were taking orders from.
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On their wedding night, he orders her to disrobe, looks at her, then turns over and goes to sleep.
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The agreement also allows Google to retract any information it turns over that is subject to attorney-client privilege.
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"The Park Service is like managing small cities in which the population turns over every few days," said Jarvis.
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Codelco turns over all its profits to state coffers, and its performance is closely watched by Chileans of all stripes.
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In contrast, the average actively managed stock fund tracked by Morningstar turns over about two-thirds of its portfolio annually.
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The company said it has a due process in place and requires a subpoena before it turns over any information.
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A little more than one-tenth of its retail workforce turns over each year, compared to 80 percent industry-wide.
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The United Kingdom has gone through many twists and turns over the last 3½ years to seal a Brexit deal.
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And in exchange for reporting any vulnerability, the hacker turns over all ownership of his of her work to Nintendo.
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"I will put a hold on her nomination — & fight it at every step — until she turns over all documents," Sen.
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Which has been through more twists and turns over the past few weeks: the stock market or the presidential primaries?
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Appearing before 3 House committees the following week, he turns over communications with U.S. and Ukrainian officials (details below). Oct.
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It&aposs called a "designated summons," and it stops the clock until the taxpayer turns over all the requested documents.
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For one thing, it reaps very little financial benefit from shows it helps create but turns over to other producers.
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But if the UK turns over Assange specifically for this CFAA violation, prosecutors can't simply indict him for new crimes later.
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However, there's also the snoring, the blanket wrestling, the tiny earthquake shaking you awake whenever your partner turns over too hard.
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With her sleepy 16-month-old son tied to her back, Tahiriaza turns over soil around the fragile plants by hand.
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I expect Detroit will get that apology right around the same time Hillary Clinton turns over the 33,2023 emails she deleted.
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Gurba is queer, and half Chicana, and she turns over what it means that she, her attacker and Torres share ethnicity.
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Once the State Department turns over their report, senators could then vote to limit or nix security assistance, including arms sales.
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And five different songs from Pop, the band's vastly inferior 23 release, have gotten at least 100 turns over the years.
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Oh yeah, Giuliani also says Trump won't talk to Mueller until the prosecutor turns over everything in his case file for review.
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Wracked by guilt, Jolly turns over a new leaf and dedicates himself to prosecuting the corrupt police officer responsible for the murder.
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Whoever the donor is, the museum has that person sign a deed of gift, which turns over the property to the museum.
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Once Mr. Mueller, Mr. Mueller turns over his report to Mr. Rosenstein the president of the United States should do two things.
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Likewise, any incriminating documents Flynn turns over in response to the subpoena while under immunity would be essentially taken out of play.
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The win turns over a three-fight slide for Pettis, who announced his intentions for the belt in his post-fight interview.
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The gambling mecca turns over $37.6 billion a year, three times as much as Las Vegas, and employs 57,000 people in its casinos.
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Movie series often take strange twists and turns over their lifetimes, but the Predator franchise has always been its own uniquely bizarre case.
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MORE THAN 50 INTEL, SECURITY OFFICIALS FROM BOTH PARTIES BACK GINA HASPEL AS CIA TURNS OVER FILES Haspel previously served as Pompeo's deputy.
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She points to a solid-gold bobby pin and turns over a new unfinished bracelet lined with silver pistachios that open and close.
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What if the yeti is eating a bowl of ramen but the hard-boiled egg is actually a character and it turns over?
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It turns over data more often in response to secret U.S. intelligence court directives, topping 14,000 accounts in the second half of 2018.
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The search for the missing girls has gone through may twists and turns over the years, sometimes resulting in false reports of progress.
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All of these side developments complicate the McCullough case, which already has seen more than its share of twists and turns over a generation.
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When President Obama turns over the keys to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, he'll also be handing over a number of high-profile social media accounts.
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As the neighborhood's commercial real estate turns over to lure tech companies, many artists will have to look further east for affordable studio space.
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" Then he turns over to the man who has been most consistent in his "racist!" yelling, and addresses him: "I didn't say I'm racist!
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I will put a hold on her nomination — & fight it at every step — until she turns over all documents about her role in this.
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I will put a hold on her nomination -- & fight it at every step -- until she turns over all documents about her role in this.
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I will put a hold on her nomination – & fight it at every step – until she turns over all documents about her role in this.
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Investors and analysts closely watch the number of planes Boeing turns over to airlines and leasing firms for hints on the company's cashflow and revenue.
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The drop-off may be due in part to staffing changes during the transition, FCW says — publishing rates may slow down as staff turns over.
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Investors and analysts closely watch the number of planes Boeing turns over to airlines and leasing firms for cues on the company's cashflow and revenues.
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"Demand is high in preparation for the fall when the city turns over," Mr. Hayduk said, citing students and families with children arriving for school.
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"It's imperative that our intelligence community turns over any relevant information so that Congress can conduct a full investigation," Schumer said in his statement Saturday.
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"Without glyphosate, farmers would need to rely on plowing (or what is known as tillage), a weed control technique that turns over the soil," Bayer said.
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So does this mean Wall Street is again set to enter a new year having run offside, only to be penalized as the calendar turns over?
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Fair Food turns over A$4 million a year and all profits are ploughed back into CERES, enabling the organization to be 95 percent self funded.
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Investors and analysts closely watch the number of planes Boeing turns over to airlines and leasing firms for cues on the company's cash flow and efficiency.
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J.P. There are few pleasures in hip-hop more consistent — and more particular to the genre — than hearing several rappers take turns over the same beat.
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With his natty wardrobe, Mr. Toschi was for many people the public face of the investigation as the case took twists and turns over the years.
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Front Burner I am one of those people in restaurants who turns over the dinner plate or the base of stemware to find out the maker.
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She doesn't traipse around looking for love like some schmuck but rather, puts on a radically lemon-yellow ensemble and turns over cold hard cash for it?
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PENN: -- and anybody after two years, you know, usually Congress turns over, there is still a blue edge, but remember Trump is actually stronger than people think.
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Scott turns over the reins to Skrillex, a producer who certainly knows his way around crafting tracks that feel like giant fireballs and ornate amusement park rides.
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His speech was postponed, understandably, and for a few hours much of France focused its attention on Paris' historic center, which it usually turns over to tourists.
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His breath is slightly stale; she turns over, the comment "I'm changing my olfactory orientation" crosses her mind and amuses her, and she falls back to sleep.
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So as the year turns over, and auld acquaintances be forgot, enjoy these stories of unruly computers, Kevin Bacon dancing, Nic Cage drinking, and Woody Allen being neurotic.
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The company has relationships with lenders who will offer loan quotes, while it turns over investment advice to Betterment, and it works with CoverHound to provide insurance quotes.
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Regardless, the application turns over control of authentication to Transmit's servers, wherever they are installed, and it handles the rest according to whatever methods the developers have defined.
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So, he does the only Narcos option: Kills Tweedledum — aka Hermin Naranjo (Ari Gallegos) — and turns over the cartel to Sinaloa in exchange for a 22-19843 cut.
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The struggle between the Israelis and Palestinians has taken many twists and turns over the years, including the death of thousands, the displacement of millions, and deteriorated economies.
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It also serves as a basic sleep tracker, telling the parent how long the baby has slept and sending an alert when it wakes up or turns over.
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Negotiations with Beijing have taken plenty of twists and turns over the past 18 months, but even so, the developments of the past few days were head-turning.
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It can do the data-driven stocking that an H&M or Zara might, too, because it turns over tremendous volume at brick-and-mortar stores around the world.
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There are still so many unanswered questions about making a living while unofficially attached to someone else's intellectual property, and he turns over those stresses in his head constantly.
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Greg Walden, who chairs the Energy and Commerce Committee, only asked Pruitt to commit to providing the committee with any documents the EPA turns over to other investigators. Rep.
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M.B.S., I want to share some thoughts: It's only a matter of time before King Salman turns over the reins of power to M.B.S., who's already the effective ruler.
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John Carpenter, now an executive producer of the franchise, turns over directorial duties to David Gordon Green ("Pineapple Express"), but his memorably eerie music still underscores this terrifying trailer.
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The seller says that it&aposs mostly original, as far as he can tell, and that the engine turns over, but that he hasn't tried to get it running. Barnfinds.
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The delay means that grad students at Columbia will be forced to vote all over again in the fall, because the bargaining unit turns over with the change of semester.
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"Earnings cuts are very likely" due to the coronavirus, Chen said, adding he thought apparel was particularly at risk of disruption because inventory turns over around four times per year.
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Rather, the NSO Group relies on its customers to cooperate in a review, then turns over the findings to the appropriate governmental authority — in effect, leaving governments to police themselves.
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The photo Ben turns over to the Yazzies proves Becky could be the face of a successful YouTube beauty tutorial empire or appear in the feed of any Coachella Instagram account.
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At Chinn's farm, which turns over more than 10 million pounds a year, the workers pick the premium asparagus spears that can grow up to 20 cm a day by hand.
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So if it turns over sideways, it's breaking this way" — Lugo slashed the air with his hand, imitating the diagonal break of a slider — "and you're putting pressure on the elbow.
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Indeed, the music has layered elements, starting with a theme in unison that splits into parallel intervals, then leads to episodes with brassy flourishes and bluesy turns over urgent rhythmic riffs.
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Canada would reenter the negotiations and have about a week to reach a tri-lateral deal in order to get it signed before Mexico's political leadership turns over on December 1.
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Just two days before President Obama officially turns over the White House to Donald Trump, Obama's Department of Labor has filed a lawsuit alleging employment discrimination against the tech giant Oracle.
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Just imagine what will happen when the State Department and the FBI stops stonewalling those investigations and actually turns over documents Clinton and her supporters have tried to keep from public view?
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Pyongyang has said it will not engage in talks with Seoul unless it turns over 12 waitresses who defected to South Korea last year after leaving a North Korean restaurant in China.
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These are the kind of anxieties that Oliver Ryder, a director at the San Diego Zoo's Global Institute for Conservation Research, turns over in his mind in the middle of the night.
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If a driver willingly turns over their phone, there is also the question of whether the officer knows what to look for, as well as the privacy concerns of reviewing someone's personal device.
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At Chinn's farm, which turns over more than 10 million pounds ($13 million) a year, the workers pick the premium asparagus spears that can grow up to 20 cm a day by hand.
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While occasionally acting as narrator in his films, Nestler often turns over the role of talking head to the people in the films, letting those in front of the camera speak for themselves.
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The industry asked to pause or limit the royalty payments it turns over to the federal government for mining on federal lands — fees that put nearly $85033 million in the Treasury last year.
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Through its Driver Availability Detection system, sensors will scan the head and face to ensure that the eyes are open and the driver is alert before the car turns over the steering wheel.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-New York, is preparing to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress this week unless the Justice Department turns over the full, unredacted Mueller report.
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The top copper producer, which turns over all its profits to the state, needs to invest nearly $40 billion over 10 years to keep output of the red metal flowing from its aging mines.
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For example, as new cars become more expensive due to the requirements to meet higher CAFE standards, the existing fleet turns over at a slower rate, undermining the near term objectives of the regulation.
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That's because the House still operates by majority rule under the Constitution and no majority is likely to adopt a rule that turns over effective control of the House to a minority party faction.
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Most firms have been inconsistent and made several U-turns over the years, flitting between "vertical" integration (owning pipes and content) and horizontal scale (having a high market share in either one or the other).
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The men and women who run U.S. foreign policy can either protest Russian policies until they are blue in the face, hoping that Putin eventually wakes up one morning and turns over a new leaf.
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The details: The industry asked to pause or limit the royalty payments it turns over to the federal government for mining on federal lands -- fees that put nearly $28503 million in the Treasury last year.
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It turns over data more often in response to secret U.S. intelligence court directives, which sought content from more than 18,000 accounts in the first half of 2019, the most recently reported six-month period.
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Hari Kishan, who runs a clothing stall in Delhi's bustling Karol Bagh district, said his business normally turns over up to 60,000 Indian rupees ($900) a day but was making just a sixth of that now.
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But unless the entire Democratic leadership turns over and the party becomes much more aggressive and attuned to the wishes of its left-wing base, there isn't going to be a series of system-shaking moves.
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On Friday, the judge said that before the state turns over the tape, a court order would have to be put in place to ensure the video -- because it's alleged to show underage sex -- is protected.
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The delivery of a plane is a crucial step for Boeing since it receives the bulk of its payment when it turns over the aircraft keys and airlines fly their new planes home from the factory.
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Mr. Holdren said worldwide energy infrastructure — an investment of $23 to $2000 trillion — turns over every three to four decades, and an aggressive transition to non-carbon energy begun today could achieve zero emissions by midcentury.
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Given its supporters in Congress, renewing Section 702 at the cost of American privacy seemed inevitable, but now lawmakers have their hands full trying to speed a controversial tax bill into law before the calendar turns over.
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Twice a year, the Met turns over its galleries to adolescent visitors — anyone 13 or older with a middle school or high school ID — for a free evening of making art, experiencing art and just having fun.
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However, in the name of rebalancing and keeping the game fresh, each season will come with it's own Artifact, meaning the build you're playing at the end of Shadowkeep will go away when the season turns over.
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" Cancian added, "If they actually shut down Navy boot camp — because 25% of the military turns over every year — and if you stop the input for any length of time, then the military starts getting under strain.
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If the site or service provider folds and turns over the requested data, any constitutional violation may not be revealed until years later, when a diligent defense lawyer is challenging a conviction in a single criminal case.
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Pyongyang has repeatedly said it refuses to engage in all talks with the South unless Seoul turns over 12 waitresses who defected to the South last year after leaving a restaurant run by the North in China.
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Revered Mexico City gallery Labor will be taking over Gavin Brown's Enterprise's space on Grand Street, for instance, while Callicoon Fine Arts turns over the keys to its Delancey Street space to Dublin's venerable Mother's Tankstation gallery.
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On the community front, the main feed of Postepic is an assorted jumble for now, showing a stream of non-topic sorted 'trending' quotes that Konofalski says turns over every few hours based on what others are liking.
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One of the most distinctive and fun recurring segments on Late Night with Seth Meyers is "Jokes Seth Can't Tell," in which the host turns over punchline duty to two of his writers, Amber Ruffin and Jenny Hagel.
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Sitting at his long table in the shoe atelier, he turns over in his hand errant components he is considering for an upcoming collection — a sculptural steel heel that resembles a Jean Arp maquette, a Pilgrim-large buckle.
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According to the so-called "third-party doctrine", articulated in two Supreme Court rulings in the 1970s, a person "has no legitimate expectation of privacy in information he voluntarily turns over to third parties" like banks and phone companies.
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Where their previous record Quarter Turns Over A Living Line saw Joe Andrews and Tom Halstead exploring negative space reverberating between its instrumental gestures, "Dead Heat" assertively strikes its downbeats while still implying a subtle, cinematic kind of tension.
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Warren said she would block President Trump's nominee for an official replacement for Cordray, Kathy Kraninger, until she turns over documents concerning any role she might have played in separating children from their parents at the Southern U.S. border.
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It turns over its final half-hour to Eliza Schuyler, Hamilton's wife and a supporting character who, by virtue of outliving everybody else in the cast, left behind more of a record of her life than the other characters did.
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As much as it can prevent hackers from logging in as you, it doesn't mean that your data stored on the server is protected from hackers breaching a server elsewhere, or a government demanding that the company turns over your data.
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Manafort turns over documents: Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign manager, turned over more than 300 pages of documents to the Senate intelligence committee related to its investigation of Russian election meddling, according to a source familiar with the Senate probe.
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Every four-to-eight years when the presidency turns over and the Executive branch is essentially reborn, jobs can evaporate at the end of an unsuccessful election cycle, and you have a city where sea change is a real possibility.
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Since collecting his last victory at Toronto on June 17, the Wichita State product is 0-2 with an 153 ERA and has failed to make it past the fifth inning in any of his four turns over that span.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed News, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh said their document demands could include Trump's much-sought-after tax returns, and that if they aren't satisfied with what the government turns over, they could seek to depose the president.
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This has been one of the points of dispute in the ACLU suit that's currently on the back burner but might pick up this week as the government turns over more info — including which parents have been deemed ineligible for reunification and why.
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To some extent, he is correct: After the Education Department exhausts attempts to contact a debtor and seize the debt with tactics that can include garnishing wages, the department turns over the delinquent accounts to the Department of Justice, and a lawsuit is filed.
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"As Israel turns 70, the search for a lasting peace turns over a new leaf: one of realism and of not being afraid to stand strongly with our allies for what is good, for what is right, and for what is true," Kushner said Monday.
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Education is a particularly transparent window, as demonstrated by the perceptive "Little Soldiers," which turns over cultural rocks from bribery to the urban-rural divide while delving into the nation's school system, deeply rooted as it is in both ancient Confucianism and Communist dogma.
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Nadler sent Barr a new letter proposing that the committee could work with the Justice Department to prioritize which investigative materials it turns over to Congress, specifically citing witness interviews and the contemporaneous notes provided by witnesses that were cited in the special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's attorneys are appealing a ruling by a federal judge ordering an accounting firm to comply with a congressional subpoena, acting fast on the one-week window until the firm turns over Trump's personal, business and charity financial records and communications to House Democrats.
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They still have the deep bass extension required to fully re-create an album like Quarter Turns Over A Living Line by Raime, which is released by a label called Blackest Ever Black and is even darker in its tones than "The Long Night" Game of Thrones episode.
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Firdaus's face is powdered so white one might mistake her for a Goth aficionado; that face stays impassive as she pulls cards from a shoe, slides them to players, turns over her own, pushes bills into a slot with a clear plastic plunger, gives out chips, takes them away.
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The cinematographer Anna Stypko admires them in their vintage lingerie, and doesn't shy away from the way Emily's décolletage gently creases when she turns over in bed (a change in physiology many of us in our 50s have also noticed) or the lines on her and Susan's faces.
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The June 26 event, formally the Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, is among the oldest and most challenging races in the US. Competitors face 156 turns over just 12.42 miles, with an average grade of seven percent and a nearly 5,000 foot-elevation change from the 9,390-foot starting point.
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While Daniel Lopatin's sound has taken a number of different turns over the years—ranging from new age-inspired synth compositions to conceptual explorations of adolescence and rock music—this moment in his discography is particularly interesting because it arguably went on to influence what came to be known as vaporwave.
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If any thinking person's assumption is that people who rule us—who run a multinational, a political party, a country, or a financial corporation that turns over billions of dollars a year—probably have a particular personality type, I thought the audience might have been ahead of us, like, 'Oh, really?
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CE: It couldn't survive, it couldn't have done what it's done, it couldn't have grown as fast as it's grown, it couldn't have been as innovative as it has—the innovation in sport betting is absolutely amazing, because it's a business that turns over billions of dollars a day round the world.
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"I'm always forgetting how sexy the past must have been," Will remarks after reading the diaries that Nantwich turns over to him, which reveal a very different kind of gay existence from his own, one haunted by the specters of legal punishment and reputational annihilation, and yet not without its adventures and satisfactions.
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RELATED: Former Roger Stone employee turns over records to a federal grand jury Stone has pleaded not guilty to seven charges of lying to Congress, obstruction of justice and witness tampering, all regarding his attempts to contact WikiLeaks and Julian Assange in 2016 in an attempt to undermine Hillary Clinton's candidacy and help Trump.
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In this début collection of stories, a woman comes back from the dead, to the consternation of her daughter, and a Nigerian man reluctantly turns over custody of his teen-age daughter to his wife, who lives in the U.S., only to watch, via weekly Skype calls, as the girl becomes a shell of herself.
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As the South Korea government of Moon Jae In prepares for its summit with the North and as the Trump administration ramps up planning for the Trump-Kim summit, add an item to the agenda of each: Offer Kim $10 million for each nuclear weapon and ballistic missile launcher he turns over to the U.S. and/or South Korea.
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According to Costa's reporting, Trump's continued twists and turns over the issue over the course of the week were the result of whom he was talking to: advisers who either wanted him to stand his ground on immigration, like campaign CEO Steve Bannon and trusted ally Jeff Sessions, or who wanted him to moderate, like campaign manager Kellyanne Conway and surrogate Rudy Giuliani.
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Salesforce continuously audits employee pay "to ensure equal compensation across gender, race and ethnicity," and recently introduced six months of parental leave for primary caregivers in the U.S. Apple offers employee stock grants to all its workers, including part-time and retail employees, and a little more than one-tenth of its retail workforce turns over each year, compared to 80 percent industry-wide.
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Obama's speech comes just six weeks before he turns over the keys of the White House to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who has pledged to reverse course on many of his policies.
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In seven chapters, Dombek turns over a topic that is big and slippery, trendy and hoary, thorny and funny: the charge of narcissism, as it appears in literature (Ovid, Freud) and the Literature (Alice Miller, Donald Winnicott, Otto Kernberg); on reality television (MTV's "My Super Sweet 16") and the internet (soupy self-help sites); and within the life of the author, though here she is careful, perhaps exceedingly so.
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In this twice-a-year program, the Metropolitan Museum of Art turns over its galleries — free of charge — for three hours to all teenage visitors with a middle school or high school ID. The plans, this time formulated with more than 40 cultural and youth organizations, include opportunities to write poetry and hip-hop lyrics; make stop-motion animation; create collages, drawings and jewelry; watch short films; hear teenage ensembles play music; and take a dance workshop with the Mark Morris Dance Group, not to mention meet friends, eat snacks and join in a giant dance party.
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