Here's to clarity and tying up loose ends in 2019.
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I began fantasizing about wearing shorts or tying up my shirt.
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Bringing in Megan and tying up loose ends, provided a reason.
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Pretty Little Liars isn't exactly great at tying up loose ends.
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The advantage of tying up with Alipay are obvious for Samsung Pay.
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To get more clients, many are tying up with established wealth managers.
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And we're just tying up loose ends and making last-minute changes.
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It feels like this record was a tying up of loose ends.
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Moreover, tying up more money in technology startups carries an opportunity cost.
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The containers are tying up equipment needed to handle loaded containers, he said.
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Those bondage skills could sure come in handy when tying up a villain.
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Perhaps Mango will take first place, tying up their Genesis records once again.
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Frequently, Chen said, it's an upcoming credit card bill tying up the money.
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The tying up all that involves foreclosing some possibilities in favor of others.
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The series finale was sweet, tying up everything with a formulaic sitcom-style ending.
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Gla1ve fired blindly but couldn't take out Olof, tying up the game 15-15.
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Sure enough, a few minutes later it was there, tying up traffic something fierce.
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One final loose end does, however, need tying up: a discrepancy in one indicator.
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Moreover, buyers should be wary of tying up all their savings in an annuity.
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Tying up your dirty hair isn't ever as simple as it looks (sorry, guys).
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"It was the last song I wrote, tying up the album," explains Della Peruti.
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A person close to the talks said this only involved tying up loose ends.
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She has grown skilled at tying up her valuables so they don't float away.
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After tying up the couple with zip-ties and stealing their belongings, the thieves left.
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The act of tying up loose ends is kind of the whole point of finales.
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That would prevent either company from tying up with a wireless carrier on its own.
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"The premium paid for tying up money for a longer period has shrunk," said Rosenberg.
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StatesCare can give everybody what they want and cut the Gordian knot tying up Washington.
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This onslaught of congressionally mandated rulemaking also created the risk of tying up the agency.
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That would prevent either company from tying up with a wireless carrier immediately on its own.
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Microsoft, the second-largest player in cloud storage, is also tying up with another tech heavyweight.
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Episode 10 This episode was all about tying up loose ends — so, so many loose ends.
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Riverdale ended its freshman season by tying up loose threads — and unraveling families in the process.
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Because of false alarms tying up police resources, different municipalities have different processes for these calls.
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The one positive is that Asahi seems to be swearing off tying up capital without influence.
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After tying up the old, all you have to do is reach down for the new. 2.
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Then I spend the rest of the afternoon tying up loose ends and straightening up my desk.
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Doors are friction, he explained; they delay decision-making by tying up deliverables, untouchable on someone's desk.
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Local speculators bid for 625 times the shares on offer, tying up $67 billion in the process.
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Logan Osborn, accused of tying up and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl, will avoid jailtime.
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Around 100 EU rules would need amending to broaden equivalence, potentially tying up EU legislators for years.
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Each cable comes with a Velcro strap for tying up extra cord when you don't need it.
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A Florida man was caught on camera tying up an alligator to his ATV and driving away.
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I want it to be a good tying up of her and a good explanation of her.
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Even Lincoln pondered that the series should consider tying up loose ends and concluding a few months back.
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The intrepid hope to be rewarded for tying up their money for longer and for doing their homework.
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At the same time, you're in your basement, firing up the smart TV and tying up your sneakers.
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Delaney begins to act like a condemned man, tying up loose ends on his last day of freedom.
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Those tenders are potentially more attractive because companies can bid to develop them without tying up with Pemex.
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"Tying up a couple loose ends since i will probably be in there for a month," he wrote.
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Large Chinese retail companies have been looking to enter the Untied States by tying up with American retailers.
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The news from the special counsel probe, in contrast, was along the lines of tying up loose ends.
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Political enemies filed a slew of bureaucratic accusations against Ms. Aldana and succeeded in tying up her candidacy.
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In normal times, they demand higher interest rates in return for tying up their money for longer periods.
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A bonus of tying up the meat is that you can form it into an evenly shaped cylinder.
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However, their rivals racked up three goals in a minute, tying up the score with just two minutes left.
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Conservatives also have shown under Obama how the courts can be an effective means of tying up executive action.
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"They clearly are tying up loose ends," said a lawyer who has been in contact with the Mueller team.
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Activist investors usually avoid tying up more than 10 percent of an investment fund's assets in a single stock.
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In the end, The Tickle King isn't really interested in tying up any loose ends left undone by Tickled.
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I snack on chips and pesto while working on it and tying up other loose ends for the day.
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An Army veteran and a soldier are accused of tying up a therapy dog and killing it execution style.
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But it's not only larger banks tying up, as evidenced by several recently announced or rumored local bank mergers.
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A day after tying up in New Bedford, he's back on the boat getting ready to go to sea.
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Tying up with Whirlpool gives Yummly an avenue and budget to also explore ways of evolving its service, too.
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As of January, the ACA's allowance of tying up to 30 percent of premiums to participation has been vacated.
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Tying up with a GAFA would be a neat way to access new deposits, a cheap source of funding.
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Abrams keeps talking about tying up eight films' worth of plot, but the problem is, that's not really true.
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The sci-fi fantasy show, created by Pendleton Ward, has spent its most recent episodes tying up loose ends.
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Shannon Breaux and Ashley Stigers are accused of tying up a boy and a girl as a form of punishment.
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At present, 148 energy and transit projects are stalled in NEPA review, tying up nearly $230 billion in private investment.
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That agreement bars either company from tying up with a wireless carrier for a year without the other company's consent.
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Officials say work on the withdrawal treaty tying up legal loose ends for businesses, budgets and expatriates is nearly done.
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"There's definitely a BDSM element to the fetish—spankings are common, as well as tying up and domination," he says.
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An aide to Franken said the senator is tying up loose ends and working on a smooth and speedy transition.
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Make tying up loose ends on Sunday more manageable by tackling household chores at a steady pace throughout the week.
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More demonstrations, more sit-ins, more tying up traffic and bringing normal life to a standstill until the war stopped.
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And, you're tying up money that may be better used for longer-term goals, like paying for college or retirement.
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I found one and was trying to parallel park, but I was having a hard time and tying up traffic.
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Not least, in terms of tying up the contracts of existing players like Kane and fellow England international Dele Alli.
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Luckily for us, many of the loose ends are already tying up nicely...if we can believe everything we're being told.
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The 35 minute of Dear White People finale moves swiftly and furiously, tying up loose ends just as it loosens others.
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In 2009, also in Wardak Province, United States forces raided another hospital, tying up employees as they searched for Taliban fighters.
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Chinese circus trainers have been caught on video tying up a tiger for visitors to sit on and take pictures with.
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Currently I am working on tying up some loose ends regarding certain issues so I can hit 2017 full steam ahead.
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In the utility closet, she found a length of nylon cord she'd bought for tying up carpets in the last move.
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Osaka laughed sarcastically at her own missed shots, but she fought back each time, ultimately tying up the set, 21995-25.
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But he has difficulty in tying up the loose ends of his story, which takes an abrupt melodramatic turn before concluding.
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After tying up with Royce early in the first round, Ken may or may not have been hit in the groin.
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As the rounds progressed Cormier slowed and Jones did a great job of tying up Cormier's right hand in the clinch.
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For now, U.S. sanctions still create headaches, often indirectly tying up Myanmar-related bank transfers, even if they don't involve blacklisted entities.
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The GOP is already rattled by a unified and vocal progressive base that is tying up phone lines and disrupting town halls.
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Investors tend to demand a higher return for the greater risk of tying up money for longer, known as a term premium.
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A Costco member told Business Insider they saw a group of customers just standing around in the parking lot tying up traffic.
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They will check you left, right and center: your integrity, your reputation, who are we and who are we tying up with.
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The first half of the season is dedicated to tying up the majority of plot threads introduced over the last two years.
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" She added: "Currently I am working on tying up some loose ends regarding certain issues so I can hit 2017 full steam ahead.
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Bad debt inherited from the financial crisis are tying up capital and curbing fresh lending in countries such as Italy, Greece and Portugal.
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The proposed regulations, they say, will simply result in more paperwork tying up valuable time that could be spent on more serious problems.
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The finance sources said for now Qatar was stuck with UACC, which will mean tying up capital until it can find a buyer.
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But there's a downside to tying up too much cash in these accounts: it could leave you without enough money for unexpected bills.
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When tying up your dog, it's probably a good idea to make sure that object is either heavier than your pup or stationary.
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Whether they will yield to that pressure is another matter and in the meantime, the probe could end tying up Lighthizer's stretched resources.
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Tying up with Qatar, the world's biggest LNG producer, makes sense as the Middle Eastern country seeks buyers for a planned output expansion.
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Surveillance videos of some burglaries show thieves sawing through the roofs of businesses, tracking law enforcement with police scanners and tying up employees.
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Hunter Biden and his ex-wife, Kathleen, are tying up one major loose end in their divorce by selling off their D.C. home.
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Partly it underscored the obsessive cleansing rituals that often surface in her work; it was also a way of tying up loose ends.
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The moon wanes in Scorpio on Sunday until Monday morning, so this is a time for us to start tying up our loose ends.
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In Chicago, a Lyft driver is in jail on charges of tying up a passenger and raping her in the back of the car.
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It has been tying up with movie studios such as Paramount Pictures and Disney to boost sales of toys linked to big movie franchises.
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But lawyers who help employers apply for the visas say the agency is rejecting legitimate applications and tying up requests in bureaucratic red tape.
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Three bank insiders said it will take years, tying up capital that could have generated income of 500 million euros ($557 million) a year.
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In the fall of 2014, Enriquez filed a lien, a legal tool used to recover a debt by tying up a piece of property.
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Three bank insiders said it will take years, tying up capital that could have generated income of 500 million euros ($12.53 million) a year.
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The efforts have often fallen flat in the end, but have succeeded in tying up their targets in legal knots for months and years.
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In "The Sweetest Fruits," there is a kind of benign divinity at work, an authorial force that promotes resolution by tying up loose ends.
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She doesn't know that he's tying up loose ends before killing himself, and afterward she has to deal with the puzzle of his intentions.
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Bauer's sleuth, Detective Chief Inspector John Marvel, notable for the "piggy cunning" in his eyes, has a hand in tying up both narrative threads.
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The Moon wanes all day in passionate Scorpio, encouraging us to focus on tying up loose ends and creating a stronger foundation for ourselves.
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Four sick bastards got busted in Chicago for allegedly tying up and torturing a white guy ... and they broadcast the whole crime on Facebook Live.
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The signal-jamming backspin began on December 19, and has been turning everyone's attention to tying up loose ends instead of rushing toward new goals.
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Also known as the East Area Rapist and the Original Night Stalker, the serial killer often targeted couples, tying up husbands before raping their wives.
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It has been tying up with movie studios such as Paramount Pictures and Walt Disney to boost sales of toys linked to big movie franchises.
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Mr Trump has chided Barack Obama's administration for trying to "kill the coal industry" and tying up oil-and-gas companies with environmental red tape.
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"We are bullish about India's most popular music company tying up with the world's most popular music streaming service," Kumar said today, in a statement.
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Our guys did a really good job of letting me see things and tying up sticks so there's no tip-ins and stuff like that.
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To be sure, legacy banks in Asia have their own plans to stay relevant in the changing space with some tying up with new rivals.
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His ex-girlfriend, Sonja Gashus, testified that she thought he was tying up some loose ends and leaving the business on the night Samson died.
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Among them: tying up your partner (8 percent of men, 9 percent of women found that very appealing), being blindfolded (11.8 percent of men vs.
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Delayed financing can help buyers stay competitive in hot housing markets, and even negotiate a better deal, without tying up their assets for too long.
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During the past eight years, President Obama has learned how powerful they can be in tying up the executive actions of the commander in chief.
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Guilds have had forums since back when connecting to the internet meant tying up your house's landline until DAMN IT WHO PICKED UP THE PHONE?!?
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For adults who celebrate Chinese New Year, it's a time for seeing family and friends, tying up loose ends, and looking towards the year ahead.
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And maybe it is, but the show would rather we believe he's being diligent and tying up loose ends that could spell trouble later on.
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That's tying up capital for shoes it doesn't need just yet, as well as creating an additional warehouse cost for renting more space than usual.
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"There is flexibility in where they live — along with financial flexibility — since they aren't tying up a large portion of their finances in a home."
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After facing potential cancellation and tying up major story lines at the end of Season 4, the CW renewed the drama for one final year.
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MR. YANG What's interesting, Matt, is that when you talk about the tying up of a presidential campaign it's actually very much a multiday affair.
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But the original finale did such a good job of tying up loose ends that "El Camino" often feels as if it lacks a purpose.
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But while El Camino is all about Jesse's story post-finale, the actual finale was all about Walter White (Bryan Cranston) tying up loose ends.
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The European Union we have right now is very skilled at over-regulating the internal market and especially tying up small businesses in red tape.
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The best one-year CDs currently earn around 2% APY, so any term shorter than a year probably isn&apost worth tying up your money.
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In her monograph Between Women, Sharon Marcus writes about Victorian doll stories for children, which often involved children spanking, beating, and tying up sentient animate dolls.
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Bloomberg reported this month that a Chinese investor group was pursing a takeover of A.C. Milan with a view to tying up a deal by June.
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The penultimate episode Game of Thrones, did not waste any time tying up loose ends — and unsurprisingly, contained several emotional goodbyes and a whole lotta bloodshed.
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Italian lenders' huge pile of soured loans is tying up capital and holding back fresh credit that could support a fragile economic recovery in the country.
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Sadly, TV Live reports that the reveal of Schmidt's first name could be seen as a case of tying up loose ends before the show ends.
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Dressed in a baby blue soccer jersey and mesh shorts, he finishes tying up two extras wearing fetish gear of sorts, lying prostrate on the floor.
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Germany's system of cross-shareholdings between financial and industrial firms was unwound: investors could buy the same exposure and did not need companies tying up capital.
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By tying up with Aetna, CVS cements the move into health care it has been making since its acquisition of the Caremark PBM business in 2007.
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They argue that its unending barrage of lawsuits does more harm than good by draining federal resources, tying up the courts and wasting public servants' time.
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Whether they will yield to that pressure is another matter and in the meantime the probe could end tying up the Trump administration's stretched trade resources.
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To sweeten the deal — and presumably to ease concerns about tying up with a tobacco company — Juul's 1,500 employees will share a bonus of $2 billion.
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For the past six months, the construction has made our lives miserable, tying up the elevator and disrupting any quiet enjoyment on weekdays from 8 a.m.
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Tighter global emissions regulations are forcing automakers worldwide to shift to EVs, and some are tying up to share the high costs of developing batteries for them.
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The CEO has previously said tying up with another carmaker would help to meet the huge costs in an industry investing in electric vehicles and automated driving.
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"We're tying up some loose ends, but everything is coming along very smoothly," Camp, 33, told PEOPLE while attending the NXNE Toronto music festival with Courtyard Hotels.
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Cigarette makers are making the most of this, tying up with small retailers and rewarding them for in-store promotion of products, the anti-smoking groups said.
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Given that Uber has been tying up with other businesses through delivery services, this could open the door to further ways for Uber to sell particular services.
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This would force firms to pay tax on the full cost of an item rather than just value added, tying up working capital and cutting into profits.
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For Fiat Chrysler, tying up its European business with Peugeot would bring it instant scale and improved access to a market where competition appears to be dwindling.
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The newspaper publisher has been attracting more paying online readers through discounts and has been boosting digital subscriptions by tying up with online services such as Spotify.
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We're also in the process of tying up a Patrice Scott EP and hopefully there will be the first material released by us under the Secretsundaze name.
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Instead, Beijing has taken a series of unorthodox moves, such as blocking a huge corporate takeover and tying up imported cars in administrative knots at China's docks.
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New government rules require banks to hold thicker capital cushions to guard against losses, which makes trading less profitable by tying up more of a firm's capital.
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If a major disruption to oil supply occurred — such as "tying up the Strait of Hormuz" — oil prices could spike to "well above" $100 per barrel, Moniz said.
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That was a problem since for many people "going online" often meant stationing oneself at a desktop computer, connecting via dial-up, and tying up the phone line.
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I have another hour and a half before lunch, so I power through tying up a couple of loose ends on projects before I order something to eat.
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Forner warns that lack of flexibility and liquidity are the two main reasons you might think twice before tying up a large sum of money in an annuity.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that it will take years to shed those unwanted assets, tying up capital that could have generated income of 500 million euros a year.
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The ride-hailing company is probably, most likely going to unveil its S-1 next month and it's tying up some loose ends ahead of its big IPO.
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Anything shorter than a year CD is not that much different than a savings account, and anything longer is not giving rewards for tying up your money longer.
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Increasing bids further without tying up with a strategic investor, who would be able to realize potential synergies, is seen as challenging for the buyout groups, analysts said.
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According to the sources, German insurer Allianz together with Global Infrastructure Partners, may have bid for the Nice airport as could Italy's Atlantia tying up with EDF Invest.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgarian police on Tuesday arrested a Bulgarian man who had documented tying up three migrants near the Turkish border in a video posted on social media.
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But there is another side, officials say — of tying up regulation in countless legal knots, of befriending the rich and powerful who identified his success with their own.
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The painter decided to at least help the family pack, and was tying up some books when the girl's father walked in and said something to the movers.
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Walmart has been focused on turning around its international business by targeting higher growth markets such as China and India and exiting or tying up with local players elsewhere.
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"Tying up capital in mitigating customs risk would reduce the amount of resource we could dedicate to introducing new hybrid and electric vehicles into the UK marketplace," it said.
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In its first attempt at tying up with a transportation service, the U.S.-based bank was aiming to tap customer networks and reduce customer-acquisition costs, the report said.
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It has also been tying up with partners like state-backed producer Shanghai Film Group, its digital subsidiary BesTV for online content, and Shanghai Shendi, its partner for Shanghai.
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Naver is also tying up with huge conglomerates Sony in Japan and LG Electronics in South Korea, to get the Clova into toys and home appliances down the road.
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But more than that, we simply hadn't figured out how to get input, direction, and buy-in from the right people without tying up their calendars for an hour.
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According to his widow's testimony in a Newark courtroom in June 1831, she saw the two men tying up her husband in the yard with a thick white rope.
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Soghoian, who raised the security flaws in RCS on Twitter, admitted that the RCS system was not Google's responsibility, but critiqued the search giant for tying up with it.
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First things first, I need a phone so I can sort out one or two bits of business on the outside, just tying up loose ends, you get me?
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"Tying up individual companies in a lengthy court process cannot replace policies that will encourage lower-carbon choices by all business and consumers," the company said in a statement.
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It distracts the GOP and could force McConnell and other outside groups to spend millions of dollars in a costly primary tying up money that could be used elsewhere.
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The administration has an incentive, and a chance, to stall by tying up the issue in court emuntil after next year's elections, in hopes that Republicans retake the House.
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Enlight in a statement called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to intervene and put an end to government bureaucracy that is tying up wind energy projects in the country.
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Katherina, the titular "shrew," is wild and angry, perhaps even violent: One scene has her tying up her sweet younger sister Bianca as Bianca screams and pleads for mercy.
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Bahamian Miller, conversely, was tying up desperately but hurled herself across the line, crashing to the track in the process, to just get the nod ahead of American Allyson Felix.
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The final debate I watched at a friend's house with my fingers in my ears — I can't listen to Mr. Trump's voice anymore without my stomach tying up in knots.
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One of the most amazing things I saw was this Amazonian, tall Asian man dressed up as a leather pony master tying up these white boys into geometric rope patterns.
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The show's conclusion occupies a room to itself; 1637's "Apollo and Marsyas", despite neatly tying up all elements discussed, is a gut punch of riotous color and squirming torture.
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That same month, a video surfaced of residents tying up, interrogating, beating and burning a man on suspicion of stealing in Madura, an island off East Java; the man survived.
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The city's Independent Budget Office has pointed out in the past that the department was slow to hire civilians, effectively tying up officers who would otherwise do crime-fighting work.
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We watched as the first lady arrived in the same 15-or-so black-car motorcade that had caused a fuss for further tying up traffic all week in London.
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Lasorda is totally pumped about tying up the NLCS with the Milwaukee Brewers at 2 games apiece following the 13-inning thriller ... and says the fans were awesome (cough, Kike Hernandez).
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The U.S. retailer has been focussed on turning around its international business by targetting higher growth markets such as China and India and exiting or tying up with local players elsewhere.
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The U.S. retailer has been focused on turning around its international business by targeting higher growth markets such as China and India and exiting or tying up with local players elsewhere.
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Japan's "megabanks", including Mizuho, have become increasingly active in tying up with fintech start-ups but they acknowledge European and U.S. rivals such as Goldman Sachs are ahead in the game.
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Separately, three bank insiders said it would take years to shed 21.0 billion euros of unwanted assets, tying up capital that could have generated income of 24 million euros a year.
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It takes itself deadly seriously, despite moments where the two main characters do enormously funny things, like helping chop wood for a couple they feel guilty tying up in a closet.
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The kit included 2 mismatched gloves, a flashlight, orange wire, Glad trash bags, a brown gym bag, white clothesline rope and strips of bed sheets used for tying up his victims.
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The series comes to a satisfying conclusion — well, the first of two (more on that shortly) — by tying up loose ends, circling back to its origins and embracing its unapologetic heart.
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Even though West Virginians voted in the final stages of the Democratic primary that year, with Obama close to tying up the nomination, that style of campaigning paid off for Clinton.
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Chinese authorities have been tying up citizens who go out in public without a mask, parading them through the streets and forcing them to hold up signs apologizing for their mistakes.
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Investigators say three men walked into Avianne & Co. Jewelers on August 25 pretending to be customers before tying up four employees with zip ties and duct tape and ransacking the store.
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"If they take a few months and you have to front a large bill in the meantime, it may not be worth tying up your own funds for that long," he said.
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While he understands the impulse to prank your friends with Lenny, Mango said that these calls ended up tying up the system so that Lenny couldn't be used against actual scam calls.
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Under the new rules, investors no longer need to pre-pay for IPO share orders during the subscription period, leaving them free to place bigger-volume bets without tying up equivalent funds.
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Rollins, 23, was accused of tying up her dog, a gray-and-white male pit bull named Cami, and shooting it five times in the head while her boyfriend recorded the act.
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The world's seventh-largest container carrier has more than 500,000 containers, and many already are clogging up ports and truck yards, tying up trailers that cannot be used to handle other cargo.
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In her postscript, rather than tying up loose ends, she describes a visit to a rural strip club, where "bored girls in bikini tops and panties" use antibacterial wipes on the pole.
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I have no idea if this interpretation is correct, but the clues are there: straight-faced nostalgia ("Last Runaway"), tying up of loose ends ("Miss You"), and a truly shocking finale ("Golgotha").
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Tying up Fifth Avenue and its surroundings on that date is something that city officials have occasionally tried to change, said John Dunleavy, 80, who served as parade chairman for 22 years.
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The episode, which took place over the Fourth of July instead of the typical back-to-school season, left little room for tying up the threads of the Riverdale season 3 finale.
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The settlement should help Bayer "suppress the competition" by tying up Corteva staff and logistics that could otherwise focus on Enlist, said Bill Johnson, professor of botany and plant pathology at Purdue University.
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Sock settled in the second set and improved his return as Anderson lost range and accuracy, tying up the quarter-final on his second break and set point opportunity in the 10th game.
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As the last movie in Phase 3 of the MCU, it works hard towards tying up the loose threads of the previous 21 films while looking optimistically forward to the twists to come.
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Mr. Kennon wrestled his first gator as an 11-year-old, climbing on its back, lifting its chin, then tying up its mouth and legs, a trick he can still handle at 73.
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The cable systems or the distribution systems are merging like Charter and Time Warner, and there's some news out today and over the last few weeks that Discovery and Scripps are tying up.
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"At the weekend people still want to bring the family together around a rôti de boeuf," says a Paris butcher, tying up a fresh cut with cotton twine and a firm butcher's knot.
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The fashion for so-called reverse takeovers is seeing some unlikely combinations, such as a mobile game developer getting listed through a shoe company and a pharmaceutical distributor tying up with a brewer.
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The former Navy seal, Rhodes scholar, White House fellow and humanitarian is accused of tying up his mistress and photographing her naked in an effort to blackmail her from speaking about their affair.
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But it was a culminating kind of work in an inflection season, tying up lots of best-practice theatrics of the last century in one gorgeous package, with a live goose on top.
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After the Houston Astros first baseman Yulieski Gurriel belted a three-run homer against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday, tying up Game 5 of the World Series, he tossed off his helmet.
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He was also particularly audacious: After a local newspaper noted that he raped his victims when no man was at home, Ms. Daly recalled, he began assaulting women while tying up their husbands.
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Lack of clarity over the question of who owns data in a collaboration with Google is one of the reasons most big automakers have refrained from tying up with the Silicon Valley giant.
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Nearly a decade later, programmer and designer Tommy Refenes is still tying up some loose ends on what many, including yours truly, believe to be one of the greatest platformers of the modern era.
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The tariffs threat has overshadowed the company's push into content media, where it has been buying smaller firms and tying up with major movie studios to boost sales of toys linked to movie franchises.
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" Isaac Schankler - Ladykiller in a Bind OST "Ladykiller in a Bind is an erotic visual novel by the creators of Analogue: A Hate Story about social manipulation, crossdressing, and girls tying up other girls.
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As the election enters overtime, tying up the Virginia elections agency and state and federal courts in the usually quiet Christmas season, the political parties are focusing on at least two Republican-held seats.
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The derivatives positions, some of which don't expire for as long as thirty years, are tying up capital that could generate hundreds of millions of euros in income each year, Reuters reported last week.
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The opening minutes of the season premiere center on tying up one of the loosest ends from Season 1: Soviet assassin Dorothy "Dottie" Underwood, one of the chief antagonists of Agent Carter last year.
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Seven-year-old Outfittery is tying up with the smaller Modomoto in an all-share deal, expanding the online menswear business that in effect works as a personal shopper for its growing customer base.
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Regulators project that the CECL proposal would cause a 30-50 percent hike in loan-loss reserves, tying up community bank capital that would otherwise be used to lend and invest in local economies.
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Jayhawks' Frank Mason III scored a career-high 32 points, and Devonte Graham hit a clutch 3-pointer with 10 seconds left, giving Kansas a last-gasp hope of tying up in extra time.
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But getting a proposal on the statewide ballot requires approval by two successive state Legislatures, tying up scant resources on the part of rural towns and villages that must press their case in Albany.
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If Alexander can get enough Republican support, a stand-alone bill seems unlikely, in part because some Republicans are fearful of tying up the Senate floor with a return to the contentious Obamacare debate.
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In more normal economic conditions, the curve would be in a much more steep upward slope as investors demand more return for the risk associated with tying up their money for longer periods of time.
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Democrats pounced on the issue Thursday, tying up the House floor for hours with another push for votes on measures to expand background checks and prevent those on the terror watch list from buying guns.
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Some people had it, but certainly not everyone; and since going online still required tying up the phone line, it was a lot harder to do in secret, away from the prying eyes of parents.
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" ALBERTO RAMOS, HEAD OF LATIN AMERICAN RESEARCH, GOLDMAN SACHS "In a crafty way, Copom hinted at additional rate cuts but without tying up its hands or signaling a hard pre-commitment to deliver more cuts.
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"The Saudis have been promoting hard to sell more oil, by tying up supply deals with refinery stakes," said the executive, who declined to be named as he was not authorized to speak to media.
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When he's not tying up the legal system, doing AMAs on Reddit's r/the_donald, or making appearances on InfoWars, Ayyadurai posts videos to his little-watched YouTube channel which generally focus on his doomed congressional race.
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Ant-Man & The Wasp ended with Scott Lang and Hope Pym trying to help former villain Ghost with her painful phasing condition, but the Snap got in the way of them tying up that loose end.
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Abe will have been in no mood to back down on Japan's message: This nation is busy tying up an important trade deal with the European Union, and May needs to get in line and wait.
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While an increase in utility costs for some families may mean tying up discretionary spending, for many Black and Hispanic families that same rise could mean a lack of ability to put food on the table.
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Tying up with a tobacco company, however, carries reputational risks for the e-cigarette startup, which has formed a company culture around "disrupting one of the world's largest and oldest industries," according to its recruiting materials.
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Airbus has begun tying up customers for the A20237XLR ahead of a possible formal announcement of the modified version at the Paris Airshow in June, though the timing of any deal between Airbus and AirAsia remains unclear.
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Why it matters: The administration is tying up loose ends from penalties it imposed in March on Russian nationals for election meddling and in August for the poisoning of Sergei Skripal, a former Russian spy, per Politico.
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Choosing a larger fit will give you more wiggle room, and because of the oxford's many styling possibilities — half-tucking into your waistband, tying up the bottom, folding up the sleeves, layering under dresses and sweaters, etc.
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There is also a bit of tying up loose ends with Cardinal Voiello (Silvio Orlando), as he almost confesses to his young, handicapped friend just what the pope and the cardinals did to Tonino Pettola (Franco Pinelli).
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Airbus has begun tying up customers for the A321XLR ahead of a possible formal announcement of the modified version at the Paris Airshow in June, though the timing of any deal between Airbus and AirAsia remains unclear.
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Usually by this time I'm back online with my laptop in bed, catching up on emails, tying up loose ends, and designing the projects I can never get to in the office because I'm stuck in meetings.
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But to the extent that tying up banks in red tape and getting them to do less trading is what you want to see happening, the fact that it is in fact happening is a big deal.
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While there is no tax advantage to tying up cash in an IRA now if that money could be used for necessary purchase, excessive spending just to lower your tax bill won&apost help your business grow.
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Ministers from the United States, Canada and Mexico responsible for NAFTA met in Washington to try to narrow differences on regional content rules for autos in the hope of tying up a deal in the coming days.
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While Garbrandt's left hook is exceptional at catching opponent's coming in, he tends to open himself up and stand too tall when he exchanges in close—often eschewing the idea of tying up in order to throw back.
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Rather than tying up vast amounts of funds in a unicorn startup and waiting for the long play — an IPO or an acquisition — investors can see gains more quickly and can pull profits out more easily, via ICOs.
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Both online retailers have been able to make a splash by tying up with brands for exclusive online sales, particularly in the smartphone space where, for example, Amazon has worked with Xiaomi and Flipkart has collaborated with Oppo.
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Lego said it could not promise a return to growth in the next two years, a jolting acknowledgement for a group widely admired for embracing the digital era and tying up lucrative franchises from Harry Potter to Minecraft.
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Matthew Muller, 39, pleaded guilty in September to kidnapping Denise Huskins in Vallejo, California, near San Francisco, after breaking into the home where she and her boyfriend, Aaron Quinn, were sleeping, then tying up and drugging the couple.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's main leftist party will weigh tying up with conservative rivals to wrest power in 2018, after their successful alliance handed President Enrique Pena Nieto a beating in state elections, its leader said on Wednesday.
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Faced with tighter regulation and declining investment returns, Europe's second-biggest insurer said it aimed to grow operations in areas such as property and casualty insurance for businesses, savings products tying up little capital and operations in Asia.
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In November, three masked men dressed in black staged a dramatic heist at the Museo di Castelvecchio, tying up and gagging a security guard and another employee before making off with the pieces in the guard's own car.
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First, negotiation with Congress, to change asylum law to override the court decisions currently tying up the Trump White House's attempts at deterrence — like the attempt to make Central American asylum petitioners wait out the process in Mexico.
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But when asked Thursday if she had concerns about an executive privilege fight tying up the impeachment trial, Murkowski questioned the House Democrats' decision to skip the courts because they wanted to avoid a drawn-out legal battle.
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The deal also comes just weeks after Reliance Industries Ltd , led by Asia's richest man Mukesh Ambani, announced it was tying up with Microsoft to build data centres in India that will be hosted on Microsoft's Azure cloud.
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They took an eternity to put on, and women would often have their servants pull the boning tight to their torsos, tying up the laces to ensure it was as close-fitting as possible (a practice known as tightlacing).
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Wednesday was certainly a great night to be surrounded by Cubs fans watching the second game of the World Series: the Cubs beat the Indians 5–1 in Cleveland, tying up the series after the Indians won Tuesday night.
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MANILA (Reuters) - PLDT Inc, one of only two wireless carriers in the Philippines, said on Monday its digital applications unit could bring in a Chinese partner and even PLDT itself is open to tying up with a mainland firm.
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When the toy market shrank after the financial crisis, Lego bucked the trend by tying up with movie franchises like Star Wars, Harry Potter and Indiana Jones in deals spanning Lego sets, video games, movie franchises and smartphone applications.
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Finally, out of money and short on hope, they reverted to the playbook from Mr. Privett's past, and decided to squat — tying up on the canal at Paddington, near a busy rail station in a neighborhood being redeveloped rapidly.
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This migration pattern has stoked child marriage numbers as employers prefer to hire couples for sugarcane cutting, which requires two people to work in sync - one cutting the crop, the other tying up stalks - and also offer better wages.
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Such an order would be unprecedented, but any attempt to secure it could succeed in tying up his testimony in legal limbo and scaring off Republican moderates wary of letting the trial drag on when its outcome appears clear.
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Lavishly funded lawfare campaigns, aimed at harassing organizers and tying up their organizational resources in the courts, have also escalated, in accord with the Israeli government's isolation of BDS as the main threat to its program of settlement expansion.
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Don't get me wrong, as a Pastor Tim-head, I appreciated the check-in, but it was one of the few moments this season I've felt like The Americans was contorting itself in the name of tying up loose ends.
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The president's travel requires a huge retinue of Secret Service agents and assistance from local and state law enforcement officials, so the White House usually waits to visit disaster zones to avoid tying up police and emergency resources needed elsewhere.
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For a film so devoted to cutting off fan speculation, tying up loose ends, and answering questions, The Last Jedi is surprisingly tight-lipped about the mysterious Knights of Ren, who they are, and what they're up to right now.
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If Koreshkov instead went to the body with right straights before tying up, he could actually put some strain on the massive Lima's gas tank as the rounds progress rather than just thumping his guard or the top of his head.
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If Kasich had lost then the party could have rallied around Ted Cruz, tying up all of the dissident forces into one candidacy -- the stronger candidacy, too, because Cruz has shown an ability to win states other than his own.
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But if, like me, you're sick of cinema's obsession with tying up everything with a neat little bow — and been caught rolling your eyes at the pivotal "wait, we love each other" scene more than once — this story is for you.
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Spurs have signed Netherlands striker Vincent Janssen, top scorer in the Dutch league last season, and are close to tying up a deal for Olympique de Marseille's French winger Georges-Kevin N'Koudou, but Son is determined to fight for a place.
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He estimates that about three-quarters of the drop in American Treasury yields since the start of the year is because of a decline in the "term premium," or the compensation investors demand for tying up their money over many years.
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Instead of tying up Penelope's depression in a neat group therapy bow, though, One Day at a Time shows Penelope struggling to get over the idea that therapy is for the weak, which has been ingrained in her for so long.
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Tying up titles and top ten fighters, and slowing down divisions, the reality television show was still pivotal in getting the UFC over—with barnburner between Stephan Bonnar and Forrest Griffin now given pride of place in the UFC's mythos.
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It's not clear how many customers Move Loot had in the end, but for those who are affected, Move Loot has listed some details about how to go about removing credits from your account and tying up other loose ends.
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Possessed of a golden plot—interracial couple visits white liberal parents upstate, who turn out to be enslaving black people—Peele focused on executing it perfectly, tying up all the loose ends and drawing the movie to a satisfying close.
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And the episode races through the years so fast that you wonder whether the show is merely tying up loose ends, or if we're supposed to feel this viscerally as Claire's losing years of her life to the blur of time.
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After her accusations became public, defense lawyers in the Indiana case pushed back on the government's recommendation to seek the death penalty for their client, Andrew Rogers, a felon accused of tying up his cellmate and stabbing him to death.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's Eros Now said on Thursday it is tying up with Microsoft's Azure cloud platform to host and stream its digital video offerings, in a boost to the U.S. software giant's push to expand in the Indian market.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's Eros Now said on Thursday it is tying up with Microsoft's Azure cloud platform to host and stream its digital video offerings, in a boost to the U.S. software giant's push to expand in the Indian market.
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Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee have argued that the president's efforts were a clear example of Trump attempting to solicit foreign interference in a U.S. election, while also allegedly tying up military aid to the country over the issue.
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On Sunday, the Alexandrians used the explosives they pilfered in Episode 9 (tying up another loose end) to shock and awe all of the Oceanside women except the leader Natania, who made things tense until her own granddaughter knocked her out.
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Democrats have also asked the GOP-led Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate political interference at the DOJ and floated the possibility of tying up appropriations to bring Trump to heel, but those avenues are seen as unlikely to rein in Trump.
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He likes to draw a parallel to one of the most important transformations in Mexican history: Generations of dying Roman Catholics had willed their lands and fortunes to the church, tying up much of Mexico&aposs wealth for perpetuity and strangling the economy.
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Green Bay tying up Rodgers' future is the second major NFL contract deal of the week, after Odell Beckham Jr. signed a five-year contract extension with the New York Giants, reportedly making him the highest-paid wide-receiver in the league's history.
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Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, which already owns a minority stake in Ista, is tying up with Borealis to make a bid, while Allianz, the Government of Singapore Investment Corp and Ontario Teachers Pension Plan, are also likely to show interest, they added.
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An aide to Franken said that the senator is tying up loose ends and working on a smooth and speedy transition, and while no date is certain for his official resignation, they expect his replacement to be in place in early January.
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The first is to bring the brutish Piscatella (Brad William Henke) into Litchfield during the riot, so he can stalk around the prison in the middle of the night, abducting and tying up inmates like he's in a Friday the 13th movie.
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In 2016, after Hillary Clinton piled up a series of primary wins and appeared to be tying up the nomination, Senator Bernie Sanders went on a streak of winning caucuses, draining Ms. Clinton's time and energy and prolonging divisions within the party.
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Savers can also "ladder" their CDs, in which a person deposits money into, say, a one-, two- and three-year CD, so that they're not tying up too much of their money at once and can reinvest their savings should rates rise.
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MUMBAI, Sept 19 (Reuters) - India's Eros Now said on Thursday it is tying up with Microsoft's Azure cloud platform to host and stream its digital video offerings, in a boost to the U.S. software giant's push to expand in the Indian market.
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The deal for the independent studio will give the Nerf and Power Rangers toymaker more exposure in its content media push, where it has been buying smaller firms and tying up with major movie studios to boost sales of toys linked to movie franchises.
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The launch comes as the famously secretive Kyoto-based gaming company shows signs of greater openness, tying up with mobile game developers for smartphone-based titles like Mario Kart Tour, which is due to be released this summer in partnership with DeNA Co Ltd.
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In a 10-teamer, I can see the argument for not tying up two bench spots, and if I had to pick one guy to roster, it probably would be Ware because there's a chance he's a useful TD scorer even if Charles is healthy.
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Even as the global toy market shrank after the 2008 financial crisis, Lego bucked the trend by tying up with global movie franchises like Star Wars, Harry Potter and Indiana Jones in deals that span Lego sets, video games, movie franchises and smartphone applications.
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It has become a Silicon Valley ideal for companies to be essentially weightless: using other people's infrastructure to build online platforms that allowed users to interact with each other, but not tying up the startup's own capital in buildings, employees, or other tangible assets.
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The sinister queen is cooking up a storm on the battle fields from the safety of King's Landing and tying up a few loose ends her father, Tywin Lannister (Charles Dance), left unraveled — one of them being a large debt repayment to the Bank of Braavos.
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Related: Video of Bulgarian Vigilantes Tying Up Migrants Highlights Political Xenophobia, Say Rights Groups While the authorities squabble over who is to blame, another El Salto shopkeeper called Adolfo says many residents have begun buying handguns because they often go days without even seeing a police officer.
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Autodesk agrees to buy PlanGrid for $875 million Taking new money from Tiger Global to expand makes sense, given the competitive advantage that PlanGrid gained in the market by tying up with a $30 billion powerhouse in software development for the architecture, design and construction industry.
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Gay's identification of trauma as the root cause of her weight issues, her blunt tying up of her eating with her need for emotional security and even her admitted desire to "feel more comfortable in her body" will grate on those who want unquestioned acceptance for fatness.
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Safe environments for kids Linda Kaiser, founder and executive director of Parents for Window Blind Safety, said it's well-known that window blinds can lead to injuries in children, but the advice to use safety kits, parental supervision or "just tying up" cords is still out there.
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The musical zips through her early life, settles into the royal romance and marriage, and — except for a quick epilogue tying up loose ends — concludes when that marriage breaks down and a liberated Diana breaks free to find her own voice and her own way forward.
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One of the first things they do after sitting down is fix their shoes — most have spent a few days in federal detention before coming here; they had to remove their shoelaces, and now they sit in the center's blue hard-backed chairs, tying up their shoes.
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The bills would also require time-consuming, contentious reviews of the allocations between the commercial and recreational fisheries in the South Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico — almost three dozen species could be affected, tying up valuable resources and distracting regulators and fishermen from solving other important problems.
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That means tying up all their on-demand mobility offerings, including car share services Car2Go and DriveNow; ride-hailing like myTaxi, Chauffeur Privé and Clever Taxi; parking products like ParkNow and Parkmobile; on-demand services like moves and ReachNow; and charging solutions including ChargeNow and Digital Charging Solutions.
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Demand for the IPO, which raised $1.1 billion, was such that retail investors bid for 625 times the shares on offer - tying up HK$13 billion ($67 billion), equivalent to a fifth of Hong Kong's cash in circulation, as they waited to see whether their offers would be accepted.
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As a project that foregrounds a repetitive process, the series is necessarily open-ended, and Hamilton is quick to stress that she is uninterested in establishing boundaries or neatly tying up the loose ends, which is why approaching her work with a question is the most rewarding path.
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Alex Bregman joined elite company in Astros history in tying up the game, then Kyle Tucker scored the go-ahead run following his leadoff double in the seventh inning as Houston continued its dominance of the visiting Seattle Mariners with a 203-220 victory Saturday at Minute Maid Park.
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New York City's Independent Budget Office has pointed out recently that the department has left empty jobs that were authorized for civilians and kept full-duty officers in other jobs that were fit for civilians, effectively tying up officers who could otherwise do crime-fighting or investigative work.
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Many companies expect developers to have frequent contact with players, and "since creatives are perceived as being responsible for the way the game is more than customer support, companies are basically tying up their employees and setting them on the railroad tracks for angry people to run over," says Price.
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There has always been a ghoulish fascination with death and destruction; visitors have flocked to the ruins of Pompeii for more than two centuries, and after Pan Am Flight 103 crashed near Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988, curious onlookers flooded the roadways to the wreckage site, tying up traffic and hampering emergency services.
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Luke Hunt lists off a few that are thought to be friendly to ISIS in the Diplomat: There are also fears that the Abu Sayyaf — whose specialty remains kidnapping and ransom — in the Southern Philippines is also tying-up with the Daesh, resurrecting JI demands for an Islamic caliphate across Southeast Asia.
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The Republican National Committee paid to generate thousands of calls to the congressional offices of nearly three dozen House Democrats in recent weeks, an effort that was aimed at both shaping opinion around the impeachment inquiry and tying up the phone lines of the elected officials, according to two people briefed on the effort.
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"My sense is that younger investors are more likely to raise cash to compensate for tying up funds in long-term, illiquid investments and to do their own version of market-timing, waiting for stocks to correct and then buying opportunistically," said Mitch Goldberg, investment advisor and president of Melville, New York-based ClientFirst Strategy.
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He and the six other managers prosecuting the president spent much of Friday tying up the facts of the second charge, obstruction of Congress, and arguing that Mr. Trump's attempts to shut down a congressional inquiry into his actions toward Ukraine was unprecedented and undermined the very ability of the government to correct itself.
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Although women and men rated about 20 sexual behaviors as similarly appealing (things like having sex in a hotel room, role playing, playful biting, spanking, tying up, dirty talk, among others), there were more than 25 sex acts that men rated as more appealing than women, and only 5 that were rated higher among women than men.
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"In the report, what you're doing is tying up all the issues in the film you've just watched – so is there swearing, violence, sex, drug use, all this sort of thing – and you're using our set of guidelines to help you decide which age rating you're going to suggest is most appropriate for that work," Caitlin explains.
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"We knew we were going to have to weather the storm and we did a good job in front of the net boxing out, tying up sticks and getting to rebounds, so a credit to the guys in front of me," Talbot said, adding a 733-save shutout sounds nice, but it doesn't add to the value.
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The attack -- in which nine men and 10 women were killed, and 26 more people injured -- is Japan's deadliest mass killing since the end of World War II. 'Outrageous thing to say' After tying up two members of staff at the care home, Uematsu went from wing to wing, floor by floor, killing patients, according to Lili Horiguchi, a Prefectural welfare division employee.
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First, there are letters and other material relating to problems that Harrisse, a French-Jewish immigrant who arrived in Chapel Hill in 1853, was having with his students, mostly the sons of wealthy planters, who he said threw acorns at the blackboard when he turned his back, and further harassed him by tying up a goat in his classroom and even his bedroom.
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" In response to the concern that a president might use the statute to prohibit resource development in the West, perhaps even tying up "seventy or eighty million acres of land in the United States" — a number that seems quaint now — the bill's sponsor replied, "(c)ertainly not," the Antiquities Act was intended merely to "preserve … old objects of special interest.
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On the one hand, the two companies share an investor, the Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten; and they also share a common competitor, the ridesharing behemoth Uber, and tying up their services, so that their loyal customers do not revert to using Uber when travelling, makes a lot of sense, since once they start they might simply jump to Uber when back home, too.
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"The reason why it is so accurate is because when short term rates exceed long time rates, it is telling us that investors are worried about the near term outlook for the economy and want to be compensated more for tying up their money during this time," Kathy Lien, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, wrote in an overnight note.
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The toymaker has been tying up with movie studios such as Paramount Pictures and Walt Disney Co to boost sales of toys linked to big movie franchises as it recovers from the bankruptcy of retailer Toys 'R' Us. Earlier this month, Marvel's "Avengers: Endgame," the end of a decade-long superhero series featuring Iron Man, Hulk and other popular comic book superheroes, became the highest grossing film of all time.
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Now that the matter of John's culpability seems to have been dealt with, the show makes some last ditch attempts at tying up the loose ends they've left hanging throughout the series; it turns out that Tommy had a selection of other visitors that ranged from a fitness instructor from Leicester to a student from Essex, and he has now had all his visitation and phone call rights suspended.
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Having watched the movie in full at least once, I skipped the tying up of plot lines to re-see the wooden clapboard house spin in the tornado and Dorothy step out from her black-and-white bedroom into the dazzling, saturated Land of Oz, where Glinda, the Good Witch of the North, gently lands in the form of a bubble and baby munchkins sleep in bird nests.
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Trump's lies had a deeper political purpose: They lent his "big, beautiful wall" a humanitarian gloss, while stirring up racist panic about immigrants from Mexico and Central America, who, Trump says, use "blue tape" to gag women and girls, "tying up their hands behind their back and even their legs"—a disturbing, baseless detail Trump mentions frequently (at least ten times in one month earlier this year, according to The Washington Post).
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Ernest Moniz CEO, ENERGY FUTURES INITIATIVE If there is a major disruption like tying up the straits of Hormuz, well then we would see a very very higher price spike which would almost certainly have very very significant economic impact throughout the world, including the U.S. Oil in the past has gone well above 100 dollars in recent memory and i think we would be talking about those kinds of price excursion in a major disruption.
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Living in Switzerland ruined me for America and its lousy work culture Even if the third-party or independent candidate turns in the requisite signatures to get on the ballot, the nightmare does not stop there: The two major party candidates or their surrogates — and surely Trump and Clinton could deploy them — can file lawsuits to challenge the putative challenger's papers in court, tying up campaign resources and adding to the uncertainty of that candidate's ability to even wage a campaign in the state.
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Marvel has consistently followed a well-thought-out game plan in each of its development "Phases" -- introducing its marquee heroes like Iron Man, the Hulk, Captain America and Thor in individual movies before uniting them in "The Avengers" in Phase One; broadening and cross-pollinating with sequels, interconnected storylines and lesser-known, tonally different characters like Ant-Man and the Guardians of the Galaxy in Phase Two; and building an even more cohesive universe with crossovers, a host of even more widely appealing new leads like Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange and a re-integrated Spider-Man while tying up an era of cinematic storytelling in Phase Three.
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