In Florida, the D.M.A. falls under the aegis of the governor's office.
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In the U.S., most censorship hasn't occurred under the aegis of political correctness.
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"Lost Empress" is his first book under the aegis of a commercial publisher.
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One, READI, on the Pacific coast of America, is under the aegis of NASA.
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Since rulemaking comes under the aegis of the Fed, that could boost his prospects.
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Not long after Terrible came under the aegis of Interscope, Taylor quietly left the imprint.
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It falls under the aegis of the Department of Transportation, which is in the executive branch.
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Laura Stokes, posting on Facebook under the aegis of Revenge Dioramas, has created some impressive pieces.
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And all this stuff we did at the Factory was under the aegis of Andy Warhol.
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Most of the American foreign aid to Mexico is provided under the aegis of the initiative.
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Plan S was forged under the aegis of Science Europe, an umbrella group of European research funders.
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DERs are hanging out down at the bottom edge of the grid, under the aegis of DSOs.
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But MACCIH, an anti-corruption agency under the aegis of the Organisation of American States, praised it.
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The review will last "a few weeks" and take place under the aegis of the foreign ministry, Videgaray said.
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But once a vessel receives orders, it tends to be self-directed under the aegis of the commanding officer.
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Looking forward, Intel would invest under the aegis of tax and regulatory reforms aimed at improving its domestic bliss.
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It will not, as earlier reports indicated, be her own fully-fledged fashion line under the aegis of Coach.
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The show falls under the aegis of mega-producer Greg Berlanti, whose deft touch overseeing the DC-CW-Warner Bros.
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Baron Adolf de Meyer and Edward Steichen established modern fashion photography under the aegis of Vogue magazine mogul Condé Nast.
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Saudi Arabia wants to establish an international center to fight terrorism under the aegis of the United Nations, Salman said.
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It was renamed WarnerMedia and placed under the aegis of John Stankey, a telecommunications executive suspicious of HBO's big-spending ways.
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Under the aegis of art, they stage scenarios, all too realistic, that make visible the quiet cruelties of the political process.
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"The juiciest deals done under the aegis of public office got the nod of the presidents," he told the news conference.
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He laid out his vision for what Portsmouth F.C. would be under the aegis of the Tornante Company, his investment firm.
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Some Democratic politicians and left-of-centre think-tanks have put forward more modest proposals under the aegis of Medicare for all.
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International organisations—such as the UN, and a global task force founded under the aegis of the G8—have promoted impact investment.
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However chaotic the current situation, at least Albania's courts, under the aegis of the European Commission, are being cleaned up a bit.
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The Bronx Zoo is one of many institutions under the aegis of the Wildlife Conservation Society, which protects ecosystems around the world.
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The force is still taking shape, and due to be headed by a retired general under the aegis of the security ministry.
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The company furnishes the Miku Expo setlist with popular songs composed by and licensed from other artists, under the aegis of their own.
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One popular idea is to merge the banking, insurance and securities bodies into a super-regulator under the aegis of the central bank.
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In her book, Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights, author Katha Pollitt, explains the superhuman status of the fetus under the aegis of fetal personhood.
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Made under the aegis of Lorne Michaels and Fred Armisen, who has a recurring role, it's a Spanish-language production filmed in Chile.
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The elaborate unity of the ivory material in effect makes melodramatic gloom mix with comic-tragic reconciliation under the aegis of the erotic.
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I think about the unfathomable human cost of nuclear weapons, which includes the cancers grown under the aegis of environmental drift of radioactive particles.
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There are no immediate plans to expand it, but Miller says it could be a long-term project, under the aegis of the WHHA.
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The country's national security agency also gained a special forces unit under the aegis of Sudan's commander in chief -- Field Marshal Omar al-Bashir.
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The spying in "Transcription" happens under the aegis of MI5, the British intelligence agency whose elite affiliations and Cold War defections are well known.
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Under the aegis of his own label, which has stores in New York, Mr. Maier recently designed a collection for Uniqlo, the Japanese retailer.
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Instead, it will fall under the aegis of a new initiative called Columbia World Projects, and operate out of the university's new Manhattanville campus.
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This model of integration could be the nucleus from which fully integrated military forces under the aegis of the European Defense Union could grow.
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It was established under the aegis of the United Nations Human Rights Council, and charged with making authoritative findings of fact based on evidence.
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Protests led to the creation in 2016 of MACCIH, a CICIG-like commission with weaker powers, under the aegis of the Organisation of American States.
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This strategy allows lawmakers to limit a woman's ability to obtain the procedure under the aegis of protecting women's health and without banning abortion outright.
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All three establishments operate under the aegis of the Nobu-trained restaurateur Krzysztof Drzewiecki, but only Krolewskie Jadlo boasts life-size statues of cuirassed knights.
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Peace talks under the aegis of the African Union were expected to take place in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, in mid-December, he said.
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Under the proposal, air traffic control would be spun off from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and put under the aegis of a nonprofit entity.
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"A tlas " came to Disney Hall under the aegis of Sharon, who just finished a three-year term as an "artist-collaborator" with the orchestra.
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Blued and its related services operate under the aegis of Blue City, which is also the name of its two-story headquarters in central Beijing.
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The Brazilian military regime would intermittently adopt economic liberalism, especially under the aegis of Mario Henrique Simonsen, a brilliant economist (and one of Mr Guedes's tutors).
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Much of the work is being conducted under the aegis of the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, a research arm of America's defence department.
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At first countries saw the IACHR, which operates under the aegis of the Organisation of American States (OAS), as a complement to their own judicial systems.
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So putting Time Warner under the aegis of AT&T and potentially charging even more for HBO, CNN and other Time Warner properties remains a concern.
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This year will also include, at a still undetermined date, the opening of the refurbished Quad Cinema, under the aegis of Cohen Media, the film distributor.
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"The reform of the Democratic Party that began under the aegis of George McGovern gave birth to what I call the party's 'Methodist moment,' " Woodward writes.
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The global medical profession — under the aegis of the World Health Organization — needs to codify rules that each country will implement into its respective domestic laws.
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Under the aegis of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, a transnational advocacy group, the migrants moved north en masse — on foot, hitchhiking and on the tops of trains.
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The Paramount release, produced under the aegis of the studio's kids cable network Nickelodeon, has already experienced a turbulent ride off screen concerning the project's leadership.
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Khartoum has said further peace talks under the aegis of the African Union are expected to take place in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, in mid-December.
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His party's legislators have given themselves carte blanche to steal public money, eviscerating an anti-corruption mission under the aegis of the Organisation of American States (OAS).
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That integration is moving swiftly, but under the aegis of Juniper, it's also adding new features to its platform that are meant to better support Juniper's customers.
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An exception is MACCIH, an anti-corruption body under the aegis of the Organisation of American States, which Mr Hernández invited in to appease protesters in 2015.
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Under the proposal, air traffic control would be spun off from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and put under the aegis of an independent, non-profit entity.
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Undertaken under the aegis of missionaries, armies, and merchants, the Westernization of the planet has represented an imperialist movement fed by the desire to erase all otherness.
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Like "Orange is the New Black," which is also made under the aegis of producer Jenji Kohan, "GLOW" zeroes in on female relationships within an unorthodox setting.
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The Supreme Court in Washington, DC may be powerful, but it has no authority to weigh in on the 50 state constitutions under the aegis of state judges.
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Some was just under the aegis of "I know it when I see it," in terms of everything from Facebook's relationship to media to Amazon's relationship with consumers.
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The FBI also has to fulfill its traditional 20th-century role of federal law enforcement, operating under the aegis of the Justice Department to uphold U.S. constitutional freedoms.
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Michael, still fuzzy, wanders about Manhattan under the aegis of the Jewish-Czech photographer Lilly Bloch and the shade of William Butler Yeats (yes, you read that correctly).
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It's been developed under the aegis of Samsung's C-Lab program, a sort of in-house incubator for weird tech ideas, some of which eventually become commercial products.
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In addition to gathering musicians and scholars under the aegis of the honorary president, Irina Shostakovich (widow of the composer Dmitri Shostakovich), their activities include premiere performances and recordings.
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And many Senate Republicans are uneasy about the White House's notion of bypassing Congress and building the wall under the aegis of a state of emergency on the border.
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But Chinko's capabilities began to expand after securing funding and, in 2014, coming under the aegis of African Parks—a conservation nonprofit that has national parks covering 10.5 million hectares.
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But high associated with the show's massive popularity has been balanced this summer by the headaches associated with "Confederate," a new series being developed under the aegis of its producers.
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Carsten Nickel, managing director of Teneo Intelligence, told CNBC that Lindner might prefer to lead the FDP in parliament rather than taking a cabinet post under the aegis of Merkel.
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His show, Yves-inspired though it was, amounted to a klaxon blast of youth, delivered under the aegis of one of the most august, nearly mythic, labels in French fashion.
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That move would prevent the Russian Orthodox faithful from taking part in any sacraments, such as communion or baptism, at any churches under the aegis of the Constantinople Patriarchate worldwide.
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She starred as an aging movie actress enjoying a younger man (Joe Dallesandro) in "Heat" (1972), an X-rated film directed by Paul Morrissey, under the aegis of Andy Warhol.
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The anthropological photographs made in the 19th century under the aegis of colonial powers are related to the images created by contemporary photojournalists, including those who embed with military forces.
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Missions under the aegis of the African Union and the Southern African Development Community are likely to whitewash the election, provided it is non-violent, as they have always done before.
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It will be the biggest expo of any kind that China has staged under the aegis of the Paris-based Bureau International des Expositions since the Shanghai World Expo in 2010.
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Under the aegis of Premise, and paid for from America's foreign-aid budget, the Zika Citizen Network has recruited and deployed 10,000 people in three cities: Cali, Cúcuta and Santa Marta.
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There is no question that funds have been moved away from FEMA as well as also other agencies under the aegis of the Department of Homeland Security and given to ICE.
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The area fell into neglect until it was declared a Nevada State Historic Site in 1992; it is now under the aegis of a State of Nevada Historic Site Restoration Project.
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Alongside teams representing France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan and Britain, the Gnarcats traveled to Italy under the aegis of the shoe designer Christian Louboutin to showcase his latest sneaker, the Aurelien.
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Defense contractors, like Constellis, have profited greatly from the coercive exploitation of Iraqis, while operating under the aegis of the U.S. military, using service members as disposable labor and marketing props.
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That tension has always existed, but in the past, the employer has generally won — at least when an individual was acting under the aegis of a brand, or on its behalf.
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The pipeline is Russia-led, under the aegis of the country's state-owned energy giant Gazprom, but has been part-financed by several European energy companies, including Shell, OMV and Engie.
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Aware of the potentially explosive religious and political sensitivities, Israel allowed the Waqf to remain in charge of day-to-day affairs inside the mosque compound under the aegis of Jordan.
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The gorgeous cyanotypes of the upper Mississippi by the Prussian-born draftsman and mapmaker Peter Henry Bosse, made under the aegis of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, transcend their documentary purpose.
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The talks, which also involve the South American Union (Unasur), were widely written off even before they began, under the aegis of Claudio Maria Celli, an experienced Vatican diplomat, on October 30th.
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"Better now to recast the Union as a loose association of friendly states, which agrees on policies and projects where these make sense, but which remains under the aegis of national governments."
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese electronics maker Sharp Corp said Tuesday it will review its TV brand licensing deals overseas in an effort to boost its global presence under the aegis of Taiwan's Foxconn.
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SBC is wholly owned by the state, and operates under the aegis of the Small and Medium Business Administration (SMBA), which is heavily involved in SBC's annual budget supervision and performance evaluation.
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Experts from many African countries are gathering in Nigeria this week under the aegis of the Santa Marta Group, an anti-trafficking initiative launched by Francis and headed by Britain's Cardinal Vincent Nichols.
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But they expressed concern that the study would be run out of the White House, rather than under the aegis of the Director of National Intelligence, which was established with that oversight mandate.
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However, Armenia has proved remarkably resilient to the magnitude of this shock, reflecting a strong trade performance, access to international financing and an effective policy response, under the aegis of an IMF programme.
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In an area that can be isolating for its heteronormative focus on home life and individual freedom, these kinds of events enable a communitarian experience under the aegis of conservation, agriculture, and decolonization.
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Headquartered in Geneva, under the aegis of the United Nations, it coordinates the volunteer efforts of several thousand scientists, industry experts, nonprofit researchers, and government representatives into reports issued every five to seven years.
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After the collapse in 2015 of SSI, a Thai-owned steelworks that had employed 2,200 people, the area was repackaged last year as the South Tees Development Corporation, under the aegis of the mayor.
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If things get worse, outsiders should be ready to send in troops, under the aegis of the African Union or the UN. There are 19,000 UN blue helmets just across the border in Congo.
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FringeBYOV was added, she explained, to empower performing arts venues in the city by allowing them to do their own programing and reach a wider audience by operating under the aegis of the festival.
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Both tracks appear under the aegis of Novelist's newly christened Ruff Sound Movement, the MC's crusade to create a new grime sound as he stated on Twitter: I'm trying to invent a new sound.
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Under the aegis of this conservatism, various organizations of limited vision have emerged over the years designed in principle to facilitate the commercialization of contemporary Cuban art but which in reality exercise control over it.
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This wasn't cynical calculation, but rather a series of strokes of good fortune that brought him under the aegis of Dr. Dre, affording him a bulletproof invulnerability that he would've otherwise fought ceaselessly to earn.
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Indian meat traders, under the aegis of the Quresh Action Committee and other trade and industry associations, plan to petition India's Supreme Court in the next couple of days to get the government order rescinded.
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The FDA also is giving New York state the ability to authorize certain public and private labs to test for the virus under the aegis of the state health department, without first getting federal approval.
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But the news comes at an awkward time: The Blue Note's owners face questions about a venue in another city, the Howard Theater in Washington, which they run under the aegis of a different company.
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Produced under the aegis of Greg Berlanti, who oversees DC's CW shows, "Doom Patrol" leans into the same sort of R-rated material as the service's first drama, "Titans," but feels less accessible and engaging.
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A treaty would not in itself expand business ties, but instead set out how Switzerland could fall under the aegis of EU institutions such as ECJ judgments or state aid rules in return for market access.
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The Good Friday Agreement was made feasible by the fact that Ireland and Britain were both EU members sharing EU rules and both happy to be under the aegis of the European Court of Human Rights.
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The proposal requires that demo cities give out subsidies and take payment for all transport and parking services through Sidewalk Labs' systems, locking out competing companies and essentially privatizing public travel under the aegis of Alphabet.
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As China expands trade ties with Central and South Asia under the aegis of its One Belt, One Road strategy, authorities will be even more determined to keep a lid on unrest in Tibet and Xinjiang.
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They discussed tackling the Syrian crisis under the aegis of the United Nations, as well as a possible agenda for Syrian talks due in the Russian Black sea resort of Sochi, it said in a statement.
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The Dries news will put new focus on whether a designer known for his singular aesthetic and highly humanistic approach to business will be able to maintain his signatures under the aegis of a corporate parent.
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Parnas now tells CNN he had so much MAGA paraphernalia in his home that his wife was embarrassed when FBI agents, under the aegis of Trump's Department of Justice, arrived to search the place last fall.
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They have been produced for the past 16 years under the aegis of Bali Barret, in an esoteric manner that is more like creating an illuminated manuscript than manufacturing something to be tied around your neck.
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In Crete and the Dodecanese Islands, the church is directly under the aegis of the Istanbul-based Ecumenical Patriarch; across a big swathe of northern Greece, authority is shared contentiously between the Istanbul-based and Athenian hierarchs.
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Space Policy Directive 4 sets the foundation for a legislative initiative to establish a new force under the aegis of the Air Force, the branch currently responsible for space, comparable to the Marines under the U.S. Navy.
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Under the aegis of MAST, a group from the General Robotics, Automation, Sensing & Perception (GRASP) laboratory at the University of Pennsylvania did indeed manage to make drones fly together in co-ordinated formations without hitting each other.
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What remains to be seen is whether this trend will ever move beyond token gestures from far-away bureaucracies like the WHO—an agency under the aegis of the UN—and help make better lives for workers.
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While Turkey has enjoyed a resurgence in economic activity and growth under the aegis of Erdogan, whether it can continue to thrive amid misgivings over his long-term leadership and possible influence over monetary policy is uncertain.
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Along with gold, it became a regulated benchmark under the aegis of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority in 2015, despite being a much smaller and less liquid market than others with regulated benchmarks, such as oil and foreign exchange.
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DUBAI, July 20 (Reuters) - Saudi King Salman on Thursday ordered the creation of a new cabinet-level security apparatus to handle a range of matters including counter-terrorism that were previously under the aegis of the Interior Ministry.
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Venice could become an international laboratory, under the aegis of major transnational organizations and research institutes, where leading scientists, scholars and artists tackle the environmental crisis and formulate solutions that apply to all coastal cities in the world.
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The asset swap, which will turn RWE into Europe's third-largest renewable player and at the same time create one of the continent's top grid and energy retail groups under the aegis of E.ON, was announced over the weekend.
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However, criticism of its action and suggestions it had ulterior motives meant Uganda was not prepared to re-commit any troops, even under the aegis of a Regional Protection Force mooted last year by the African Union, Oryem said.
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Better now to recast the Union as a loose association of friendly states, which agrees on policies and projects where these make sense, but which remains under the aegis of national governments – familiar, accountable and the guarantor of rights and freedoms.
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After failing in runs for Phoenix city council and Arizona's legislature under the aegis of the Green Party when she was in her 20s, Ms Sinema became a Democrat and won election to the state House of Representatives in 2004.
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Although SoftBank does invest its own money in startups, and it has been doing so since 1995 under the aegis of SoftBank Capital, a new fund raised by the company's founder and CEO, Masayoshi Son, blurs the traditional CVC model.
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The nation is soon to be under the aegis of an unstable, unqualified, undignified demagogue and with Republicans in control of both houses of Congress, there is little that can be done to constrict or control his power and unpredictability.
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Although the Underground mounted its first show in 2013, established museums paid no attention until an agreement was reached in the summer of 2015 with the Museum of Contemporary Art under the aegis of Helen Molesworth, then its chief curator.
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Prominent UAE commentator Abdulkhaleq Abdulla said in a Twitter post on Saturday that while the U.S.-Taliban deal should have happened under the aegis of "a Gulf state other than Qatar", it was still considered a victory for Gulf diplomacy.
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Known sovereign state groups like the III Percenters, the Oath Keepers—who participated in the Bundy Ranch standoff—and the assorted West Coast militias operating under the aegis of the "Pacific Patriot Network" are beginning to distance themselves from the Malheur antics.
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It can now point at two successful projects that are under its stewardship, which will surely help it as it goes out and tries to attract others who are looking to bring their open-source projects under the aegis of a foundation.
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Earlier this week the U.K. Treasury, under the aegis of Chancellor George Osborne who is campaigning for Britain to stay in the EU, published figures warning of a "year-long recession" and "immediate and profound" economic shock if Britain left the political bloc.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan, in a phone call on Tuesday, called for a ceasefire in Libya and renewal of a political process under the aegis of the United Nations, the Kremlin said in a statement.
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But she has also branched out, making the Kennedy Center a destination for stand-up comedy and expanding its hip-hop offerings under the aegis of Q-Tip, of A Tribe Called Quest, the center's first artistic director of hip-hop culture.
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These rings, developed under the aegis of the International Partnership for Microbicides (IPM), another charity, sit at the top of the vagina, slowly releasing a pharmacological payload designed to stop the reproduction of any viruses that do find homes in the vaginal wall.
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C.K. is not involved in day-to-day operations on many of these shows (and some are just produced under the aegis of Pig Newton, meaning C.K. has almost nothing to do with them), so most of them will probably continue production.
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Under the aegis of Christophe van de Weghe, the new chairman of the fair's Modern section, Tefaf's spring edition, scheduled for May 20083-8, will feature powerhouse galleries who currently do not exhibit in Maastricht — including Gagosian, Hauser & Wirth and David Zwirner.
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As Laurence Senelick documents in his recent book "Jacques Offenbach and the Making of Modern Culture," the future chancellor of the German Empire saw in the opera an affirmation of the need to annex Germany's minor states under the aegis of Prussia.
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Putting the management of food safety under the aegis of trade, rather than science, "undermines the whole history that the U.S. has for science-based standards for food," said Catherine E. Woteki, a former chief scientist at the agency from 2010 to 2017.
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Working under the aegis of Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law, with the cooperation of Trump appointees at the Republican National Committee, the operatives have consolidated power — and made money — in a way not possible in an earlier, more transparent analog era.
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As part of the EU's offer for settling disputes, the ECJ would still have to give an advisory opinion in rows over how to interpret EU laws governing the single market, but other areas could fall under the aegis of the arbitration court.
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Just clicking "the filmmakers" on Burns's official website will link you to a page listing 49 different people who have worked with or are currently working with Burns on one film or another, under the aegis of his production company Florentine Films.
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Although Natasha Agrama's work carries a more straight-ahead jazz vibe than other jazz artists who've released their work under the aegis of Kev, her unique interpretations and vibrant presentation capture the essence both of the city's jazz heritage and its modern musical innovations.
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Toward that end, "Useful Objects" did whistle-stop tours of the country; and repackaged, retitled versions of "Good Design," among other MoMA design shows, traveled abroad during the Cold War under the aegis of the State Department, advertising the fruits of Western freedom and ingenuity.
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If you find Mr. Godard's current films impenetrable, then steer clear of the ones he made in the late 1960s and early '70s under the aegis of the Dziga Vertov Group, a collective he started with Mr. Gorin after declaring the end of cinema in "Weekend" (1968).
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She arrived early to ideas still potent and percolating within the fashion ecosystem: androgyny, artificiality, the pop-up shop, the luxury group (she has encouraged several former assistants, most notably Junya Watanabe, in the creation of their own separate lines under the aegis of Comme des Garçons).
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He interned in cardiology at Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan and was a resident at what is now NewYork-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center and at Columbia University Medical Center, which is affiliated with the New York State Psychiatric Institute, under the aegis of the state Office of Mental Health.
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The Dutch court affirmed that Bosnian Serb paramilitary units bore the main responsibility for the massacre, but agreed with the plaintiffs that the Dutch peacekeeping battalion operating under the aegis of the United Nations, known as Dutchbat, could and should have done more to protect the 350 men.
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"On the basis of this draft proposal, I pledge to act ...so that the work initiated continues, so that we reach a text, convince our partners, place these efforts under the aegis of the U.N ... and from September have the basis of a world environment pact," Macron told his audience.
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In August 2017, some of the Kalanidhi "Lalla Rookh" scenes (set to taped music) were brought to New York under the aegis of the Erasing Borders festival of Indian dance; I loved those, especially Ms. Nehru's use of tableaus that, swaying as if in the wind, evoked several layers of Orientalism.
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In 22016, under the aegis of the League of Nations, the Greek government floated the bond on stock markets in London and New York to raise money to resettle the one million Greeks who had fled across the Aegean Sea in the wake of the Ottoman Empire's collapse and conflict with Turkey.
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Fox News is hardly the first organization to take advantage of such mutability, but it was there—under the aegis of Roger Ailes, who was the chairman and C.E.O. from 1996 to 2016, and who died in 2017—that the reshaping of the actual was raised to a fine and furious art.
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"The calls to form a 'unified opposition army' in the northwest under the aegis of groups close to the Muslim Brotherhood suggest that Turkey is preparing a proxy force to move against HTS in western Aleppo and Idlib: as in al-Bab and Jarablus, Turkish units would support opposition forces from behind," he said.
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He learned to dance and to make ballets in Russia, where he lived until 1924; he reached an early maturity in France, in particular working under the aegis of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes; and New York is where he, with Lincoln Kirstein, founded the School of American Ballet, in 1933, and City Ballet, in 1948.
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Airbus's researchers, under the aegis of Sandra Bour Schaeffer, head of Airbus Group Demonstrators, have been trying to work out the details by flying a series of tests in which an A350-900 follows in the wake of an A380, both having been loaded with ballast to simulate the weight of passengers and cargo.
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Conceived under the aegis of Greg Berlanti, the shepherd of CW's DC Comics shows, including "The Flash" and "Supergirl," the series takes the bones of the Archie story and seeks to contemporize it, from Betty's gay friend who observes "Archie got hot!" to very un-Archie-like twists, like a tryst between a student and teacher.
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As a rule, this dance theater presents one company a week — but here it featured eight, in four programs, under the aegis of American Dance Platform, an annual fixture and part of the big early-January dance splurge across New York, with presenters coming in from around the country to sample as many troupes as possible.
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Day 61: "Like Dat" – The Dedication , 2005 Right after the interlude where Wayne talks about his deal on The Dedication is this little snippet of a song, which might be of particular note to certain rap geeks because the original is Stat Quo's "Like Dat," a minor Atlanta rap hit that came out under the aegis of Eminem on Shady/Aftermath.
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Under the aegis of the Financial Stability Board (FSB), a body administered by the Group of 20 that monitors the global financial system (and is chaired by Mr Carney), the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures is drawing up global guidelines, due to be presented to the FSB in December, for voluntary disclosure on how to manage climate risks.
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The former mayor would also order his Environmental Protection Agency to do more to investigate, and litigate, environmental civil rights complaints; and he would pressure Congress to create new laws making it easier for private citizens to sue for discrimination without being under the aegis of a federal agency (as they currently must be in order to pursue a lawsuit).
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"A recipe might be known in one area and totally unknown in another," said the artist and chef Mirna Bamieh, who grew up in East Jerusalem and Ramallah and now travels around the West Bank and Israel, meeting with the oldest generation of Palestinians — those born before 20153 — and documenting oral cooking traditions, which she later recreates in elaborate meals open to the public, under the aegis of the Palestine Hosting Society.
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In a parallel, literary fashion, In Search of Lost Time narrates a young man's development as an only child under the aegis of his parents, recovering a kind of simultaneity of past, present, and future by rebuilding talismanic moments from his past and finding correspondences in the lived moments that involve others — his extended family and various love interests — and all the obsessions, jealousies, aspirations, and disappointments to be found within an expanding and contracting aristocratic social orbit.
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One hundred years on, the Bauhaus will once again be exhumed, today amid conditions around the world that echo those of its birth and collapse: a decade of economic crisis; hundreds of millions poorly or not at all housed; plutocracy unchecked; the far-right rampant; endless war, now often conducted under the aegis of the United States; swelling attacks on migrants and refugees; the appearance everywhere of walls, camps, barbed wire; the sudden resurgence in the public sphere of Nazi salutes and swastikas.
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