Guzzone has had an unblemished life and a distinguished career.
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It was largely an unblemished start to Trump's foreign debut.
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Rouhani, 67, has an unblemished background in Iran's clerical establishment.
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These had smooth, unblemished bark, which reminded me of snakeskin.
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Swedish interiors bring to mind the smoothest possible surfaces: unblemished.
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I chose this before my skull emerged unblemished and perfectly shaped.
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Presidents don't often get the freedom to work with unblemished partners.
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Economists have hailed the report as unblemished, good news for all.
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The new, the unblemished and the perfect are not necessarily important.
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"We want it always to look perfect and unblemished," Bailey said.
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Exfoliation is important, but is an unblemished face really worth contaminating waterways?
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"Andrew McCabe's FBI career was long, distinguished, and unblemished," the statement said.
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Despite Obama's unblemished string of wins, a litany of trade issues remain.
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The government also has an unblemished track record of public debt repayment.
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The skin of his face was delicate, unblemished, as pale as paper.
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Shoulders are bare and unblemished, and jewels dangle together in family reunions.
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" The President called his nominee "a fine man with an unblemished past.
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Jeremy Corbyn claims he has an unblemished track record of fighting racism.
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Boeing's once unblemished reputation — which it spent years building — has been shattered.
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Mallory's status has remained as unblemished as his body, discovered only in 1999.
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Semien scored after Billy Burns hit a single to end Zimmermann's unblemished start.
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Moral ambiguity is everywhere — there are no unblemished heroes and no pure villains.
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And Wag itself does not have an unblemished record for safeguarding users' information.
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"Andrew McCabe's FBI career was long, distinguished, and unblemished," the GoFundMe page reads.
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Most people go through childhood with unblemished skin, but something changes with puberty.
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The American electorate's record of judgment in electing a President is not unblemished.
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Thanks in part to this capacity for reinvention, Australia's economic record remains remarkably unblemished.
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"You want to believe your parent is good and fine and unblemished," Wells said.
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As I wrote last month, the story of McCain's political life isn't unblemished success.
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The stain on Lagarde's previously unblemished record might still give IMF antagonists some support.
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According to her, the leather remains unblemished, and the frame continues to feel sturdy.
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Despite being a financial flop, the Concorde's status as a technological marvel remains unblemished.
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His medical history was unblemished, aside from a routine appendectomy when he was 21968.
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How many Israelis, Italians or Indians can stomach the unblemished truth about their nations?
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In 2009, a sex scandal turned his previously unblemished life and career upside down.
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Nothing will ever go unblemished, but you're paying a premium for aesthetic with Away.
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To keep the rock unblemished, he removed the pitons he used as he ascended.
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I attribute my unblemished record to never allowing men to ejaculate inside of me.
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Are they really the best people to give unblemished, honest opinions about their ex-fiancées?
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He spent the remainder of his 93 years living a decidedly quiet and unblemished life.
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They will never wonder whether their father's love is conditioned on an unblemished report card.
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The visitors' all-white uniforms were crisp, and their candy-apple red helmets were unblemished.
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Until Esposito filed her complaint against him, Isaac's ethics record was unblemished, according to court documents.
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Ryu had an unblemished scorecard, making her way around the Seta Golf Club with seven birdies.
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Maybe it's her emphasis in her opening statement on her unblemished record of victory in campaigns?
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the party chairman and effectively Poland's paramount leader said party members must be "unblemished".
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There is an impulse, when confronted with a new photograph, to insure that it remains unblemished.
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He has no background in environmental science, and his record as a banker is hardly unblemished.
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Small details, such as seamless tips that extrude unblemished lines, set them apart from the competition.
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He said he wanted to deliver an unblemished, more inspired performance at the 218 Winter Games.
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Alongside him, Molinari maintained his composure and an unblemished scorecard, with par after par after par.
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For sugar-snap peas, select specimens that are smooth, shiny and unblemished — the flatter, the better.
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I also saw a lot of people suffering—everything from body wounds, red lumps, unblemished red skin.
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During his first experiments with foil, he was enchanted by how glassy the unblemished foil surface was.
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Neil Gorsuch, with a similarly unblemished record of excellence, won with the support of only three Democrats.
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Mellie would lose any remaining chance at The White House, and Fitz would keep his legacy unblemished.
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Brook is an unbeaten world champion himself, with an unblemished 36-0 record with 25 knockout victories.
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If only the world as we know it were as unblemished as we wish it to be.
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Now the back of the phone is smooth and unblemished, with the exception of a "G" icon.
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Buffett&aposs unblemished record of decades of business transactions is a testament to this way of thinking.
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There are few unblemished ideals left in this complicated world, and productivity might seem like one of them.
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The Bears outscored the Spartans by 18 after intermission to win 73-58, keeping their unblemished record intact.
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White Goodman is BACK -- and he wants slam his dodgeballs right into Justin Bieber's pretty little unblemished grill!!!
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"Highlights" arrives at just the moment when Ms. Maye's voice has begun to lose its unblemished velvet sheen.
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But also because their eyes really are so relatively large, and their skin really is so relatively unblemished.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Briner allowed, as he walked by the unblemished columns, "It will be an interesting social experiment."
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Sloughing off the past, shucking the carcass of my impoverished self, to be reborn, unblemished as a sunrise.
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As this piece in Governing magazine covers, UVBM has had trouble spreading elsewhere, despite its unblemished track record.
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Michigan's labor department recognized this distinction with a letter, noting her "unblemished record," with the state plumbing board.
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No. 18 Louisville might have an unblemished record, but its play through two games has been anything but perfect.
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Undefeated Georgia took the No. 1 spot followed by unblemished national powerhouse Alabama and one-loss team Notre Dame.
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The Port of Miami stayed a warm 153 degrees as tourists dragged suitcases along under an unblemished Florida sky.
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I found myself staring at poreless waitresses in restaurants, unblemished teenagers munching on McDonald's on the bus, even babies.
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Step one is to take a fresh, unblemished egg and wash it in some salty water and lemon juice.
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UKA, the governing body of British athletics, said its campaign to stage the world championship in London was unblemished.
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It is ripe but not overripe, firm but not too firm, unblemished and the most gorgeous shade of green.
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The walls are unblemished, the floors are slate and the chalk-drawn menu touts coconut martinis and chipotle mules.
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Even if he were a person with an unblemished record of personal integrity, most Democrats would vote against him.
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Spain's optimism is based on its unblemished journey through qualifying and some solid recent results at the youth level.
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Even more surprising: It was a blocked shot from the scarcely-used Rodney Hood that ended Livingston's unblemished run.
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After all, their record of opposing any and all regulations designed to improve protections for investors was previously unblemished.
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Fowler, who began the day on two-under, made three birdies in an unblemished display to pull level with McIlroy.
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The faces of his subjects are smooth and unblemished, almost generic, and the background details, when they exist, are minimal.
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It took him 222 erasers to complete the task, but the sheet of paper is unblemished by creases or erasures.
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Officers Pastran and Erickson had been on the force for less than five years and appear to have unblemished records.
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Of course, no institution is perfect or has an unblemished track record, and this has been true of the U.S. military.
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Afterward, I still don't measure up to the glossy magazine beauties with their unblemished faces, but at least I feel relief.
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The GOP presidential nominee's comments come amid media reports that he received five draft deferments despite a seemingly unblemished health record.
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The smooth, unblemished front fascia has already spawned a cottage industry of people selling faux-grille stickers for their Model 3.
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McCullers was relatively unblemished otherwise, allowing only one additional hit — a leadoff single by third baseman Mike Moustakas in the sixth.
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The competition gets a bit tougher starting Saturday for Georgetown, which will put its unblemished record on the line at Richmond.
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"On the Khashoggi affair, presidents don't often get the freedom to work with unblemished partners in all things," Mattis told reporters.
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" Gubarev predictably complained that, "We have worked hard to earn an unblemished reputation for providing exceptional customer service at unbeatable prices.
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Still, with corruption likely to be a hot topic in 2018, the unblemished, technocratic Meade is seen as a solid choice.
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Think of the Caribbean, and a certain image comes to mind: an unblemished white-sand beach, lapped by clear turquoise waters.
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After a year, their apartment is still pristine — though, as Ms. Langham–Schwartz has discovered, maintaining an unblemished space takes diligence.
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Mayweather, 40, retired in 2015 with an unblemished 49-0 professional boxing record while Irishman McGregor is the UFC's lightweight champion.
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In "Dance" (2018), however, she has filled nearly all the incisions with pumice, so that painting's surface is relatively smooth and unblemished.
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Their round, orange bodies, uncarved and unblemished by the harshness of New York City, now knew what it felt to be missing.
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If anything remains unblemished—the one true antidote to our collective influencer burnout—it's cute animals, and especially cute animals eating food.
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Though no one could surpass the glory of Comrade Stalin, we vigorously support all the candidates of this fair and unblemished election.
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While in art, the unblemished human body is demanded and aspired for, through her disabled body, Böttner sought to challenge that notion.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Connecticut has never lost in the championship game at the women's Final Four, unblemished in collecting 113 N.C.A.A. basketball titles.
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"Until he began working undercover for the U.S. government in his early 60s, Mr. Campbell had an unblemished driving record," she said.
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Nationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg takes an unblemished record into Thursday's rubber match of the series against Matt Harvey and the host Mets.
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Jalen Brunson continued his strong start to the campaign with 25 points and six assists as Villanova remained unblemished on the young season.
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His unblemished card on Saturday could have been even better had a tentative eagle putt at the last dropped instead of sliding by.
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Mayweather, 40, retired in 2015 with an unblemished 49-0 professional boxing record while boastful Irishman McGregor, 28, is the UFC's lightweight champion.
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"Despite his clear record and unblemished traffic record, I am sure the defendant did drive dangerously that morning," Judge Woodcock said on Monday.
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In Graham's formula, Makers flourish in four-hour stretches, which absolutely must — on pain of inhibiting a company's growth — be kept unblemished by meetings.
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To state this plain truth is to invite backlash from those who want their heroes unblemished, their history uncomplicated, challenges to their worldview few.
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Providing more opportunities for players to interact with the unblemished temples and bucolic environment will only serve to strengthen this ambitious and worthwhile project.
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Washington (CNN)When it comes to prosecuting defendants accused of providing support to ISIS, the Department of Justice has an unblemished record at trial.
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Every single athlete in this world who wants to be recognized and also have and maintain an unblemished legacy, the Olympics is the top.
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It is almost unfairly beautiful, all rolling knobs and dense forest, wreathed by fog in the morning and crowned by unblemished sky at night.
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On Sunday, Auburn dealt the Lipscomb Bisons a 27-point loss to remain unblemished, but the SEC certainly won't prove easy to survive unscathed.
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The President also famously appeared to take credit for a largely unblemished aviation safety record in 2017 in a tweet early the following year.
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Jade is soon scouring the internet for a plastic surgeon who might be able to restore her smooth, unblemished skin—and perhaps her old life.
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Of the four teams, Michigan State was the only one to arrive with a loss, but now there's not an unblemished record among the group.
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Where there should be an unblemished, clean face of a wave, there's a spray of surf shooting up in the direction of the hydrofoil apparatus.
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I had a glorious two months this summer of entirely healed hands, and I can see a future for myself where my fingers are unblemished.
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Federal appeals courts dominated by liberal judges had declared it unlawful and unconstitutional, but on Tuesday the five conservative justices gave it their unblemished blessing.
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Alves, the Ultimate Fighter Brazil winner of season three, boasts an unblemished record of 10-0 with six of wins coming by way of submission.
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To Mr. Kaczynski, these demonstrators have "trampled on all that is holy in our culture," in particular his vision of unblemished Polish heroism and martyrdom.
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This pinot bianco is crisp on the palate, like water from a pure mountain spring, with a minerally taste to accent its unblemished fruit flavors.
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"She wants to make sure her reputation is unblemished," said Marshal Cohen, a consumer behavior and retail analyst at the NPD Group, a research firm.
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But she's known Gendry for many years, he's reliable and dependable, and he's one of Game of Thrones' few remaining characters who's truly morally unblemished.
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The chances seem better that he'll be hosting a show on the Fox News Channel than reclaiming what was an unblemished place among black American icons.
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The 'B' ratings are supported by El Salvador's macroeconomic stability underpinned by full dollarization of the economy, adequately capitalized banking system and unblemished sovereign repayment record.
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Mr. Cruz has argued consistently that only a candidate with an unblemished conservative record could mount a strong challenge to Mr. Trump over the long run.
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In a society that fetishizes unblemished skin and flawless butts, the series is a snapshot of a subculture that inverts beauty standards and embraces female toughness.
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But they remember the lesson, one cheaply learned in an unsanctioned fight that didn't hurt their wallets and didn't smudge Floyd's otherwise unblemished in-ring record.
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I bought that first figurine, I think now, as a totem of what individuals like Roger are never allowed to be: nameless and unblemished by captivity.
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That's because lending to the United States government — which has a virtually unblemished record of repaying creditors — is considered pretty much the safest investment on earth.
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But Trump's verbal barrage politicized the former FBI director's once unblemished public reputation and helped swamp his findings and draw the sting from their ultimate impact.
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If anything, the company's savvy exploitation of second-tier properties has been as much a linchpin of its unblemished box-office resume as its marquee heroes.
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The Panthers rolled to the best record in the league behind an unblemished home record that remained intact with last weekend's 31-24 victory over Seattle.
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Nur, by contrast, suggested that Boko Haram should only attack military targets and that using children as human bombs might not be an act of unblemished piety.
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Mr Thanathorn is a threat because he is both popular and unblemished by scandal, two characteristics which neither the king nor the generals (nor Mr Thaksin) enjoy.
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Unlike his upcoming opponent, Strickland has endured the experience of being handed the gutting UFC loss which cost him his unblemished record against wild Argentine Santiago Ponzinibbio.
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In Iowa, Ann Selzer, the pollster for The Des Moines Register and Bloomberg Politics, lost her unblemished record when she showed Mr. Trump with a small lead.
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Klobuchar talks a lot about her unblemished record of winning elections in Minnesota, but the even bigger thing is how large her margins were in these elections.
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STILL UNBLEMISHED Gareth Bale scored twice just before halftime, and Real Madrid remained unbeaten with a 413-0 win over visiting Leganes, securing the Spanish league lead.
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UKAD requested a formal interview with Dry, who admitted in a letter he had "panicked" because he did not want "a strike" against his previously unblemished record.
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At 803-years-old, McGee is frail, having fought off health issues over the years, but his motivation to create and his wit remains unblemished by age.
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The new Dirty Projectors song, "Keep Your Name," abandons the sneakily shredding guitars and unblemished vocal harmonies of past albums for pianos, programmed drums, and wild vocal modulation.
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"If someone was going to steal our prince, the press and the public wanted her to be some kind of unblemished princess," says John's friend, John Perry Barlow.
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ISIS often markets martyrdom not as a good death for unblemished men, but as a path to heaven for those who've led sinful lives in the group's eyes.
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"We're confident that when all the evidence comes out, Mr. Scarpa will be fully exonerated and his otherwise unblemished reputation restored," Mr. Scarpa's lawyer, Thomas A. Kenniff, said.
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Obama leans forward, brows furrowed as he appears to consider a new intellectual task at hand, his impeccable suit unblemished by the chaos of the wildlife around him.
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Washington (CNN)Former Solicitor General Ken Starr said Friday Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's reputation for judicial temperament is "unblemished" after emotional testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Even I, the woman who cares as much as anybody about a woman's right to choose, felt it was important that people know I was unblemished in this department.
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The map allows anyone with an internet connection (and $27 for a Minecraft account) to dive in and run around amid and within the unblemished splendor of the temples.
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At 43 the youngest captain in the event's 25-year history and only the second playing skipper, Woods finished with an unblemished 3-0-0 record for the week.
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I wouldn't threaten to send children of undocumented immigrants back to their respective homelands, many of whom are from Mexico and are productive, tax-paying workers with unblemished records.
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Despite his marriage to a US citizen, having American-born kids and trying to legally obtain citizenship, Ortiz was not protected as an undocumented immigrant regardless of his unblemished record.
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Mr. Boies's work for both Mr. Weinstein and Theranos might well have gone largely unnoticed, and his reputation might have remained unblemished, had that been the end of the story.
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Mr. Trump vigorously defended his nominee on Monday, calling him an "outstanding" judge with an unblemished record, and dismissing as "ridiculous" the prospect that Judge Kavanaugh might withdraw his nomination.
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Facetune, PicsArt, and other apps have become popular among influencers and vloggers who want to edit themselves to look polished and unblemished before their content is published on the internet.
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I had the amazing opportunity, just a week and change before my birthday, to ask this global treasure about the pressures of being an unblemished icon with a love for literature.
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The "prisoners" took out loans before tougher rules introduced since the financial crisis left them unable to meet stricter mortgage affordability tests, even if they have an unblemished record of repayments.
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Even I, the woman who cares as much as anybody about a woman's right to choose, felt that it was important that people know that I was unblemished in this department.
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The Zoom effect, as first pointed out by The Cut, is essentially a built-in skin-smoothing filter favored by beauty vloggers that makes your face look more polished and unblemished.
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By contrast, although the Eagles have not acted perfectly at every turn, DeFeo said they were "almost unblemished" this season in critical junctures, such as 27.0-point tries and fourth downs.
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"We are not going to allow a last-minute smear campaign (to) destroy a good and decent man who has an unblemished personal record," a spokesman for the conservative group said.
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The endorsement by Mr. Christie, a not unblemished but still highly regarded figure within the party's elite — he is a former chairman of the Republican Governors Association — landed Friday with crippling force.
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Those allegations followed a bizarre early morning car accident outside his Florida home that rapidly ballooned into a fully-fledged sex scandal which turned his previously unblemished life and career upside down.
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Mandela stepped down after five years as South Africa's first black president with his reputation largely unblemished, but some of his allies from the apartheid-era liberation movement faced scandals in office.
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Some white supremacists have been drawn to classical studies out of a desire to affirm what they imagine to be an unblemished lineage of white Western culture extending back to ancient Greece.
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Daryl is still the heart of The Walking Dead, its mostly unblemished moral conscience, but he believes, as Ezekiel does not, in the occasional necessity of engaging in violence to secure peace.
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By appointing Mr. Mueller, a former federal prosecutor with an unblemished reputation, Mr. Rosenstein could alleviate uncertainty about the government's ability to investigate the questions surrounding the Trump campaign and the Russians.
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Posters like this one, by James Daugherty, showed virile young men — unblemished by combat — posed as if they were ready to receive a victory garland without having lifted a well-muscled finger.
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But when Fields not only emerged from the medical tent and then made the throw to Wilson, his teammates once again witnessed the resilience Fields has showcased throughout Ohio State's unblemished season.
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The five days of solemn and choreographed spectacle for Bhumibol&aposs funeral last month was a mostly unblemished propaganda triumph for the junta that underlined its primacy and the sidelining of political parties.
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His campaign ads warn against nominating a candidate without his own unblemished record of opposing cuts to Social Security — an unmistakable reference to Mr. Biden and his past support for overhauling the program.
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House Democrats, on the other hand, say they need speed, clear-cut evidence, unblemished witnesses and a compelling justification for the pursuit of impeachment just 13 months before voters will speak for themselves.
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" Wednesday's walk back signalled a softer tune from the embattled official, who previously denied the IG's report, calling it "a direct assault on my spouse, my character and my unblemished record of service.
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This truth sends frissons of terror up and down Frank's taut skin, so far unblemished by blisters of charcoal-grill heat and unpunctured by fork prongs, and it seems to panic the movie itself.
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Despite his Clinton loyalty, he has a clear, unblemished progressive record in the House, where he is a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, the economically left-wing group co-founded by Bernie Sanders.
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Check out the vid ... Broner doesn't really have a comeback to Gray regarding his recent losses, but he does say he'd have an unblemished record if Gray would step in the ring with him.
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According to documents, federal prosecutors had sought more than three years in prison for Fanelli, while his lawyer asked U.S. District Judge Kenneth Karas not to impose prison time given Fanelli's previously unblemished record.
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Alvarez, whose nickname Canelo comes from the Spanish word for cinnamon owing to his red hair, has only one defeat on an otherwise unblemished record, a majority decision loss to American great Floyd Mayweather.
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But now they've won six straight, and if they beat USC on Sunday evening, they'll finish the season with an unblemished 26-211 record at their home arena, which sold out on Thursday night.
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Mr. Roof also said it was important that he be seen as "a perfect specimen," unblemished by mental illness, reported Dr. Ballenger, a former chairman of psychiatry at the Medical University of South Carolina.
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Instead, a painting, unblemished by text, depicting an early summer evening in London: dirty pink twilight dissolving behind a stand of trees, deep, unnatural blue overtaking the sky, two silhouetted birds coursing above overground wires.
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Lawyers for Epstein have said their client has had an unblemished record since he pleaded guilty more than a decade ago to state prostitution charges in Florida and agreed to register as a sex offender.
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The 41-year-old Mayweather retired from boxing for a second time in 2017 with an unblemished 50-0 record after an illustrious career in which he won world titles at five different weight classes.
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Both the authors of the paper establishing the unexplained acceleration and the authors exploring the light sail idea are respected scientists with unblemished research histories and no hint of scientific misconduct or otherwise suspicious behavior.
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"Jesus Christ had to come to the earth, to live a perfect, unblemished, sin-free human life and give his life as a sacrifice that would then adequately cover all mankind's human sins," says Curtis.
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He first began working with Floyd in the late 1990s and over 12 years helped shape him into one of the best pound-for-pound boxers of all time, amassing an unblemished 50-0 record.
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The dinners I tried, like pork chops with fig agrodolce and walnut-mushroom flatbreads, were full of ingredients similar to the ones I'd pick out at the store, including unblemished in-season fruits and vegetables.
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"China's plans to ameliorate systemic risk, while laudable, are also significantly driven by the desire for an unblemished 19th Party Congress," said Brock Silvers, managing director of Kaiyuan Capital, a Shanghai-based investment advisory firm.
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The 42-year-old American, who has retired in the past only to be drawn back for another colossal payday, said he is content to hang up his gloves with an unblemished 50-0 record.
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" In that same statement, Shulkin called the report "neither accurate nor objective" and characterized it as "a direct assault on my spouse, my character and my unblemished record of service to the Veterans Affairs Administration.
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On Monday, a spokeswoman for Uber referred PEOPLE to an online article detailing the company's employment practices and said that Dalton's record was unblemished in the previous seven years, the period covered under Uber's background checks.
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Lawyers for Epstein have said their client has had an unblemished record since he pleaded guilty more than a decade ago to a state prostitution charge in Florida and agreed to register as a sex offender.
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"The folks in that unit working with the (New York Police Department) and the (Joint Terrorism Task Force) have a long and unblemished track record of successfully investigating and prosecuting domestic and international terrorists," Kim said.
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Athletes like Laurie Hernandez who have just reached the eligible age (16) to compete in Rio this year know no other program, no other leader, and no other story than nearly unblemished success under Martha Karolyi.
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On Tuesday Mr. Cameron said that, providing that the deal is reached, he would not argue that "the European Union is now a perfect and unblemished organization" but that "on balance, Britain is better off" inside it.
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Its tapered glass sides look and feel great, while the thin black outline that runs along the outside of the display highlights all that unblemished screen real estate like a nice frame on an even better painting.
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But the spectacularly conventional nature of Garland's resume — from Harvard Law to distinguished and unblemished service in the Justice Department to the top appeals court in the land -- that worked against him before suddenly became an asset.
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Mr. Torres said Mr. Becerra would have a lot to offer the Democratic ticket, as a son of Mexican-American immigrants who went on to get economics and law degrees at Stanford, and whose reputation is unblemished.
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Kohn describes Wilkinson, who he says told Danske everything he knew before resigning, as credible, with an unblemished employment history, who risked his career and livelihood to stop one of the biggest money laundering scandals in history.
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With a white blaze, a sweeping stride and an unblemished record, Justify came to the site where Pharoah ended a 25-year Triple Crown drought and, guided by the same trainer, took his own shot at history.
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San Francisco's unblemished record has come against teams that have combined to go 5-293, and its winning streak barely survived a Week 3 encounter with Pittsburgh in which the 49ers turned the ball over five times.
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Edward Mason and Master Chief Hugh Spangler — both decorated career SEALs with unblemished records who took command of the team after Chief Gallagher had been arrested — filed a complaint with the Navy's inspector general over their firing.
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The council's 47 member states are not be obliged to agree with his findings, but special rapporteurs' reports are generally influential in a forum where governments are keen to appear to have an unblemished human rights record.
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Last year, UK Athletics (UKA) called for world records to be wiped clean and drug cheats to be banned for at least eight years in radical proposals aimed at bringing in a new, unblemished era for the sport.
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And if and when ad giants are forced to come clean — about how they profile people; where data and value flows; and what their ads actually deliver — you have to wonder what if anything will be left unblemished.
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But plans to ship half a million tons of garbage annually to Shiyes, an otherwise unblemished swamp and forest 800 miles north of Moscow, have been met with unexpected resistance in a country where unauthorized protest is illegal.
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The act grants those MLOs with unblemished licensing records temporary authorization to engage in loan origination activities while their license is being processed, eradicating the lag time in between jobs or expansion of business activities into new states.
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BEDMINSTER, N.J. — The country road rolls through a landscape that resembles a pastoral painting come to life, passing stately houses sitting at the end of winding driveways and horses behind white wooden fences, grazing in unblemished green fields.
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At the time of the trade last February, Peters made a point of mentioning that all of his issues in the past had been related to intensity on the field and that his off-field record was unblemished.
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When Mayweather finally appeared in front of the media in Tokyo, the American, whose boxing record is an unblemished 50-0, was far more subdued than his noisy introduction, substituting his usual bravado with a serious business-like tone.
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The Vatican on Wednesday defended the pope's decision not to use the word "Rohingya" in public during his four-day Myanmar trip, saying his moral authority was unblemished and that his mere presence drew attention to the refugee crisis.
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Federal prosecutors asked U.S. District Court Judge Susan Wigenton to impose a sentence of two to 2-1/2 years, while defense lawyers argued that Baroni's long career in public office, unblemished until "Bridgegate," warranted probation rather than prison.
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"Fabric has processed six-and-a-half-million people over a 5003-year period, which is a pretty much unblemished record versus footfall, making it one of the safest and best-managed venues in the world," he told me.
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The Tigers will put their unblemished record on the line next Saturday against Pittsburgh in the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Game in Charlotte, N.C. Clemson has won five in a row against South Carolina, which slipped to 6-5.
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Current and former aviation safety officials said Trump was not responsible for last year's unblemished commercial passenger jet safety record, citing years-long improvements in safety and the fact that no U.S. passenger airliner has had a fatal crash since 2009.
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San Diego State (2316-237, 235-235 Mountain West) shot 2319 percent from the floor and 2318 percent from behind the 3-point line (14 of 27), riding its balanced offense to preserve the only unblemished record remaining in college basketball.
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"At first, it made sense to trust those systems to plant managers who may have been there 30-plus years with unblemished records and understood the language," said Ryan Brichant, chief technology officer for OT at the security firm Forescout.
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As with Glossier's Solution, which launched earlier this year, it is an act of charity on the part of a brand that proselytizes the allure of clear, unblemished skin that they also give you the tools it requires to get there.
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LONDON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - UK Athletics (UKA) has called for world records to be wiped clean and drug cheats to be banned for at least eight years in radical proposals aimed at heralding a new unblemished era for the sport.
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By this time, young girls picking cherries or cradling baskets of them is a common motif in art, with men like Frederic Leighton, Charles-Amable Lenoir, and John Everett Millais painting prepubescent girls' unblemished porcelain skin alongside deep red cherries.
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YANGON (Reuters) - The Vatican on Wednesday defended Pope Francis's decision not to use the word "Rohingya" in public during his visit to Myanmar, saying his moral authority was unblemished and that his mere presence drew attention to the refugee crisis.
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The pressure to stuff down every bad feeling while also raising unblemished children was starting to get to women by the mid-1800s; their diaries and letters express emotions that could have been written last week, save for the antiquated language.
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Despite being 41-years-old, his hands still pack a potent punch, but the addition of elbows, knees, kicks and grappling in MMA represent a huge challenge for a boxer boasting an unblemished 50-0 record dating back to 1996.
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When pressed, Guo claims a record of unblemished integrity in his business dealings, both in real estate and in finance (when it comes to his personal life, he strikes a more careful balance between virility and dedication to his family).
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Earlier, Mr. Trump told reporters he wanted the hearing on Judge Kavanaugh to proceed " as quickly as possible," praising the judge as "a truly outstanding person" with an "unblemished record" who would make an "incredible" justice on the nation's highest court.
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On a recent morning, as the nearby avenue clogged with traffic, the four sisters gathered for Mass in their chapel, with its vaulted wooden ceiling and walls of windows offering unblemished views of trees and a rolling dew-covered yard.
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The fight, which Mayweather insisted would be his last, sends the 40-year-old into his second retirement with a unblemished 50-0 record to surpass heavyweight legend Rocky Marciano's 49-0 mark for most wins without a loss or draw.
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" Despite the report's findings, county and jail officials have said the facility provides "a clean, safe, and secure environment for its inmates and staff," and has an unblemished record, having earned "22015 percent compliance ratings from the state for the past 230 years.
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San Diego State (163-0, 13-0 Mountain West Conference) shot 55.8 percent from the floor and 51.9 percent from behind the 3-point line (14 of 27), riding its balanced offense to preserve the only unblemished record remaining in college basketball.
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The Spaniard arrived in his first Wimbledon quarter-final as the only man yet to drop a set and although he lost that unblemished record against Argentina's Guido Pella he was well worth his 22018-22016 43-24 25-25 6-3 victory.
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Lawyers for Epstein said their client, who wore dark blue jail scrubs in court, has had an unblemished record since he pleaded guilty more than a decade ago to a state prostitution charge in Florida and agreed to register as a sex offender.
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Sanchez, who has worked a career-high 139 1/3 innings this season, will look to keep an unblemished road record intact on Saturday as the Blue Jays vie for their fifth straight win and a series victory versus the Kansas City Royals.
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He is a deputy in the Russian parliament, and maintains an unblemished legal record in Russia—though he once got into a fistfight with another deputy inside the parliament building in Moscow and a gold-plated handgun fell to the floor beside him.
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A woman of forty-four, with smooth, unblemished skin, she was dressed in a long dark velvet skirt, a blood-red velvet jacket, a maroon velvet hat with a sewn-on black neck covering, red court shoes with a low heel, and eyeglasses.
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"What is the last name of the teacher who gave you your first failing grade?" includes an assumption about academic records; strangely, it appears on the LSAT registration website, whose users' transcripts are likely to be too unblemished to furnish an answer.
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But the first reaction to Marciano's retirement was utter disbelief, particularly from Archie Moore, the light-heavyweight who had lost to Marciano seven months earlier and stood to take over his title if Marciano truly was walking away with an unblemished record of 49-0.
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The straight-talking promos, devastating aggressive wrestling style and unblemished record of Khabib Nurmagomedov have been sorely missed for two years, but it has been reported that 'The Eagle' will land in the Octagon again on April 16 where he will meet Tony Ferguson.
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When the United States started sending Dream Teams of NBA stars to the Olympics, the idea was to deliver just that sort of experience—unblemished, shelf-stable, completely stress-free dominance that could be consumed safely by members of all relevant demographics at room temperature.
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Saturday's unblemished execution — from launch, to completing the mission of deploying the satellites, to landing back on its drone ship — is a good sign for the company, particularly after one of its $60 million rockets exploded with a $200 million satellite on it last August.
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The government has so far not announced its plans for the issue, although the country's commitment to pay, underpinned by its desire to keep its so far unblemished payment record intact, has appeared to waver in recent days, say financial sources familiar with the matter.
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But with a potential No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament and the nation's only unblemished record still at stake, San Diego State pounced on Boise State with first-half runs of 11-25 and 13-5 to build a 14-point halftime lead.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - With an unblemished 3-0-0 record this week there was no better player at the Presidents Cup than U.S. captain Tiger Woods, who proved that at 43 he remains the sport's most dangerous competitor when the stakes are at their highest.
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"I must note we are seldom free to work with unblemished partners ... Our security interests cannot be dismissed, even as we seek accountability for what President Trump described as the 'unacceptable and horrible crime' of Jamal Khashoggi's murder," Mattis said, according to remarks sent to reporters.
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The department and FBI "responded to Plaintiff's two decades of unblemished and non-partisan public service with a politically motivated and retaliatory demotion in January 2018 and public firing in March 2018 -- on the very night of Plaintiff's long-planned retirement from the FBI," the lawsuit states.
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Mr. Staley thought the letters were malicious, because Mr. Main's issues were in the distant past, he had successfully surmounted them and he had maintained an unblemished record since then, according to a bank employee familiar with the matter but not authorized to discuss it publicly.
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By adding together the early-bird discount on Violet's school uniforms and the first-three-months-free promotion on their cable package and the unblemished hundred-dollar bill that her great-aunt still sends her every year on her birthday, she'd made the ticket disappear. Ta-da!
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My apartment was one of the rare, unblemished steps forward that come around less frequently as you transition from young adulthood to the more stable and regular kind, but it also required me to acknowledge that I had probably peaked, in New York real estate terms.
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And although he's on a press run for the documentary, and he's being cajoled by two separate publicists, and it's an apocalyptically hot day in Los Angeles, he's dressed in olive-colored pants and a matching camouflage hoodie––and a bead of sweat never crosses his unblemished brow.
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"As a result, Plaintiff's unblemished reputation has been stigmatized with false charges including dishonesty, his prospects for future employment with the DOJ and FBI have been foreclosed, and his prospects for other future public and private employment in law enforcement and related professions have been hampered," the complaint reads.
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The gallery's spaces seem made for them, meaning that the show illustrates both Minimal art's utter dependency on but also its glorification of the "white cube," Brian O'Doherty's well-known term for the unblemished exhibition space that became an increasingly essential framing device for so much art after 1960.
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Cory Schneider turned aside all 37 shots he faced in Wednesday's 2-33 victory versus his former team of Vancouver to improve New Jersey's unblemished road record to 5-0-0, marking the second time in franchise history that it has won its first five games away from the Garden State.
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Professor O'Neill's dozen books include the late '80s "American High: The Years of Confidence 1945-1960," in which he presented an unvarnished view that neither spared President Dwight D. Eisenhower, whom he portrayed as indifferent to the civil rights movement, nor assumed that everyone whom Senator McCarthy vilified was unblemished.
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There was a period Sunday night when you wondered if anyone would stand tall alongside James to the finish, even on a night when the young Celtics couldn't make an outside shot but figured to have youth and stamina on their side, along with an unblemished playoff record at home.
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Boning poultry, cutting perfect julienned carrots, peeling and dicing a tomato unblemished by skin or seeds, making a lumpless roux for béchamel, caramelizing onions without burning them, whisking pieces of butter into a wine reduction without curdling the sauce: such skills had to become second nature, like tying one's shoes or swimming breaststroke.
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I want cleansers that wash away the shit clogging my pores, serums that leave me glowing immediately after I pat them on in upward motions, and overnight treatments that ensure I wake up with the clear, unblemished complexion of a child who isn't obligated to walk the dog at 6:30 in the morning.
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The campaign's core staffers had received this advice with eye-rolls, recognizing it as a worldview at odds with their own — and from time to time would draw up imitation organizational charts imagining what an expanded Trump World would look like: But a small cloud was gathering in the otherwise unblemished sky over Palm Beach.
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Instead of banking on a gimmick or a single piece of shareable content to carry the load of a potential career — think of Psy's "Gangnam Style" — Mr. Mendes, who has teen idol looks and thus far an unblemished reputation, diligently built a young fan base online and through live shows (and meet-and-greets).
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In another, taken that same Christmas Day in 1954, he is faintly grinning, and if you look hard enough at his round, unblemished face you can see the outline of a mustache growing above his lips—the kind of facial hair a boy anxious for the world to call him a man may be a little too proud to show off.
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Even LG reportedly showed off a notched G7 behind closed doors, and that's before we talk about all the other notched Euro and Asian smartphones we don't pay attention to here in the US. And with rumors that Huawei and OnePlus are adding notches to their next handsets, pretty soon it's going to be only Pixels, Galaxys and maybe a Moto that still have unblemished rectangular displays.
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The Tigers will put their unblemished record on the line next Saturday against Pittsburgh in the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Game in Charlotte, N.C. South Carolina's Bentley passed for a career-high 8 yards and five touchdowns for the Gamecocks (6-5), but that wasn't enough against a high-scoring Clemson team that amassed 744 total yards, including 351 yards rushing and seven touchdowns on the ground.
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And they sang it last year, too, when Klopp had crafted a team good enough to win the Champions League, a team good enough to lose only one game across a whole Premier League season, only for Manchester City to muster an even better run of form, going through the final four months of the season entirely unblemished and beating Liverpool at the post.
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