I've worked over the last decade to help veterans find employment.
|
|
Everything in our tiny house is worked over more, used harder.
|
|
So, have the threat of tariffs worked over the last few months?
|
|
I mean, isn't calamity waiting around every corner to be worked over creatively?
|
|
"Everything in our tiny house is worked over more, used harder," she wrote.
|
|
Now most of these potential themes have been worked over pretty well already.
|
|
Having worked over a decade at Lawson, the company allowed Coughlan to return.
|
|
She'd worked over 100 rape cases in her time on the police force.
|
|
I was for the New York rules, because they have worked over time.
|
|
"He had been worked over with a knife pretty well," Campbell told the paper.
|
|
Even when I do well I still feel mangled and worked over by it.
|
|
For two straight days, a funeral director named Simona Ross worked over the body.
|
|
Many of you worked over the holidays to get this set of recommendations to me.
|
|
In 2013 researchers from America's army showed that the technique worked over more than 2km.
|
|
Harington, 32, also pointed out how hard the cast and crew worked over the past decade.
|
|
"He had been worked over with a knife pretty well," Campbell told the Griffin Daily News.
|
|
Harington, 32, also pointed out how hard the cast and crew had worked over the past decade.
|
|
What could be worth ten hours in a holding cell, or getting worked over if you resist?
|
|
All of this has worsened because of how the student loan program has worked over the decades.
|
|
We worked over on 8th Avenue because none of the trans girls could work over on Broadway.
|
|
Reds batters worked over Cardinals starter Adam Wainwright, pushing his pitch total to 21 through five innings.
|
|
Corker staff says he has worked over break with admin and senators to get tax bill changed.
|
|
He joined the military at age 28503, and worked over 22019 years in countries around the world.
|
|
I worked over 56.93 hours last week, which is more than my usual, so I was exhausted.
|
|
So much personal fantasy, so many rectangles slathered on and sentimentally worked over, so many fascinatingly indecipherable methodologies.
|
|
"They have worked over the years to get it down to nine or 10 months," McEnroe told ESPN.
|
|
Those concerns come even as a majority of respondents — 85% — have worked over the past year to improve their finances.
|
|
But from a novelist of McEwan's caliber, and with material that has been worked over this often, it is disappointing.
|
|
They are paintings that have been built up, rearranged, worked over, molded, and assembled, seemingly caught in motion — in transformation.
|
|
Presidents of both parties have worked over the past 40 years to improve the legitimacy and the content of regulation.
|
|
Together, they worked over the past year to highlight the harm the duties are having on American businesses and farmers.
|
|
Trump got foreign policy advisers to help him draft it, and it was (reportedly) worked over a number of times.
|
|
A look at the data shows where the more than 325,000 IARs registered with the SEC worked over the last decade.
|
|
I don't think it occurred to them that they were sketching anything scandalous, as they worked over their pastels with focus.
|
|
We chatted and I learned that he lost his leg in Afghanistan when he worked over there as a civilian employee.
|
|
What qualities does the house orchestra in Paris bring to Wagner, and on what aspects have you worked over the years?
|
|
While housing prisoners, the jails were known to be ridden with disease, and prisoners were over-worked, over-crowded, and starving.
|
|
Instead, you got worked over by the Republican leadership and the business community, who set you up to do their bidding.
|
|
A few sets of deadlifts and curls were accurately recorded, to be fair, but that was all that worked over multiple workouts.
|
|
Harington pointed out how hard the cast and crew have worked over the past decade filming one of HBO's most iconic series.
|
|
"I found it incredibly surprising how many people my mother worked over as a journalist and got away with it," he says.
|
|
Catlett worked over the years as an executive at Converse and Motorola and an administrative assistant for the Peace Corps in Kenya.
|
|
"That number is staggering, and it shows just how hard we've worked over the last year," said Rockland County Executive Ed Day.
|
|
Then she worked over the umpires a bit by going after Facebook, its founder and the platform's predicted influence on the 22020 election.
|
|
Bel and his company, based in Paris, do not travel by plane anymore for ecological reasons, so he and Gallant worked over Skype.
|
|
"The law has not caught up to real life," said Andres Guerra, a California immigration attorney who's worked over 50 U Visa cases.
|
|
"I don't see other examples anywhere else in the world where it has actually worked over a long period of time," Clinton said.
|
|
After a much-worked-over description of Papacita's, the husband and wife have dinner with Autumn and tell her about the grave bench.
|
|
Among the many performers with whom he worked over the years, Mr. Langhorne spoke with particular relish about his collaborations with Mr. Dylan.
|
|
To prolong that time, women worked over several days on maintaining a relaxed posture and inhaling and exhaling more slowly during the study.
|
|
Instead, I have worked every day for a month, which is more than I have worked over the course of the whole last year.
|
|
It worked: Over the course of the last 18 months, the players have recognized the best way to utilize the weapon at their disposal.
|
|
In Orinda, east of Berkeley, PG&E crews worked over the weekend to shore up a transmission tower threatened by a possible landslide, KGO reported.
|
|
Over 63 firemen worked over several hours to douse the fire, which started on the top floor of the building and swept across the museum.
|
|
And what we see in comparing the letters and notebooks to the final product is an account worked over at length, thoroughly revised, details changed.
|
|
Whereas his poetry was usually dense and allusive, worked over again and again (and thus of great appeal to commentators), his paintings could be quickly made.
|
|
The second and third versions were worked over by Sessions's Office of Legal Counsel and have now been in place in some form since June 2017.
|
|
The surfaces of these paintings are lovingly worked over in multiple thin layers which build up the forms, providing a visual depth and a paint history.
|
|
Among other exhibits, Lax reproduces a script page that has been worked over so many times it is black with scribbled interlinear revisions and marginal notes.
|
|
Some is a result of how the organizers have worked over recent years to push out the raucous Ron Paul supporters who once overran the event.
|
|
Alongside a team of Meissen artisans, the Oregon-based artist worked over the span of several years to create a series of unique, custom made porcelain sculptures.
|
|
ESL, which worked over the weekend to improve its offer, pointed to the advisory fees that Sears has racked up during bankruptcy, a person familiar told CNBC.
|
|
For the remix I was lucky enough to borrow my mates 909, I just played around till I found a groove that worked over Tiga's original production.
|
|
She ultimately worked over Thanksgiving, racing to London on an overnight flight after arranging for her 12-year-old daughter, Matilda, to spend the holiday without her.
|
|
Ms. Gray, who is 35 and lives in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, with her boyfriend and young son, worked over the years for the jewelry company Dinosaur Designs.
|
|
Finding it unexpectedly moving, Ms. Tierney gave a copy to Elizabeth LeCompte, the artistic director of the Wooster Group, with whom she has worked over the years.
|
|
While WhatsApp does not carry advertising, the company has worked over the past two years to create ways for businesses to communicate with customers via its service.
|
|
They were long, vertical paintings in all black, with horizontal grooves cut into the thick acrylic paint surface, as if they'd been worked over with a rake.
|
|
The two weeks pay for those who decide not to work will be "based on their average hours worked over the last 10 weeks," the email added.
|
|
"He had been worked over with a knife pretty well," an investigator told the newspaper — stab wounds in the back, punctured lungs and defensive wounds on his arm.
|
|
Worse yet, his theory lacks elegance: It isn't anchored by a throughline, but instead consists of old worked-over, half-baked theories linked together in a halfhearted narrative.
|
|
The first daughter and senior adviser to the president has worked over the past year and a half to position herself as a champion for women and children.
|
|
Our committee worked over several years, and multiple Congresses to enact real reforms that would fix this flawed payment formula and protect seniors' access to their Medicare physicians.
|
|
The federal courts have worked over the years to referee how to maintain a free expression society while disallowing worthless speech and distinguishing free expression from harmful actions.
|
|
The Pittsburgh Pirates' left-hander worked over one of his favorite marks Friday night, fanning 10 St. Louis Cardinals over seven strong innings in a 4-2 win.
|
|
In transit between Copacabana, considered the cradle of Andean civilization, and La Paz, Bolivia, I worked over a meal while baby slept peacefully in this toddler travel tent.
|
|
His 1965 work, "A Dialogue With Solitude," was his convention-smashing opus, a singular artwork that he had obsessively worked over, as Mr. Heath was a restless tinkerer.
|
|
In Oregon, crews worked over the weekend to rescue about 140 hikers who were cut off by wildfires along the Columbia River Gorge trail, The Associated Press reported.
|
|
It's a blow to the state marketplace, which worked over the two years to rein in rate increases to about 220006 percent – among the lowest in the country.
|
|
Could you imagine either a Dan Bylsma or Mike Johnston team getting worked over like the Penguins early in this Final, only to bounce back later in the series?
|
|
We have worked, over the years, with almost all the usual suspects and aren't fazed by those VCs who boast a strong brand – it's a people business after all.
|
|
None of them worked over the long-term, of course, and ended up damaging their strands in the process: "[Straightening treatments] ruined the texture of my hair," Collantes says.
|
|
She famously broke the news of Trump's separation from his first wife, Ivana, in the New York Daily News, one of several papers where she worked over the years.
|
|
LM: We're modeled after traditional coaching engagements, including at Chevron, Genentech and a lot of other big oil and manufacturing and biotech companies where I've worked over the years.
|
|
Giving away the product and hoping one day scale will make up for it, maybe Walmart and Amazon have done it, but not many others have worked over time.
|
|
The Fair Labor Standards Act establishes a federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour and requires employers to pay overtime for all hours worked over 40 in a workweek.
|
|
There's also a threshold for how much you earned and how long you worked over a certain period of time — usually a year — which is set by your state.
|
|
In addition, the company has worked over the last several years to strip preservatives and other ingredients from its ice creams and decidedly improve its vast frozen foods portfolio.
|
|
Where McKinty succeeds, in a book that feels heavily worked over to ensure no tangents detract from main events, is in making sure the premise isn't the main event.
|
|
Where McKinty succeeds, in a book that feels heavily worked over to ensure no tangents detract from main events, is in making sure the premise isn't the main event.
|
|
In a statement, a United Nations spokesman gave credit to UN Environment's Patron of the Ocean Lewis Pugh, who has worked over the past two years to gain Russia's agreement.
|
|
At first glance, each work in a series of color-filled and linearly-appealing artworks seem worked over by the nimblest brushstrokes, producing gauzy dashes that collapse into neat alignment.
|
|
By then, it would already have been worked over in her mind: 'Oh, well, look: I'm so special that this guy snuck in my house to try and see me.
|
|
According to sources familiar with the matter, Facebook worked over the weekend to drive home the argument, including to Capitol Hill staffers, that Goldman's comments didn't speak for the company.
|
|
I've also worked over the years with dozens of philanthropists and investors—those who put money into ventures that promise environmental and public health benefits in addition to financial returns.
|
|
New South Wales Police Force Commissioner Mark Jenkins said over 100 officers worked over Christmas and Boxing Day to bring the alleged drug ring down, according to The Daily Telegraph.
|
|
If The Last Mile achieves certain targets, like "inmate hours worked" over the next four years, a separate donor fund that raised $900,000 will be used to repay the investors.
|
|
According to the Department of Labor, the general overtime rate is time-and-a-half for any hours worked over 40 hours per week, and generally hourly employees are guaranteed overtime.
|
|
This is thanks to rights clearance startup Dubset, which has doggedly worked over the past few years to legalize this type of content, with payment going to the original rights holders.
|
|
Two months after Ms. Clemente died, the financial police searched her fellow workers' homes and found calendars on which many of them marked the days they had worked over past years.
|
|
"As First Lady, I have worked over the course of the last year to begin telling the full story of the Executive Mansion, which has mainly centered on Virginia's governors," she said.
|
|
"I worked over 12 hours and lived in a tent, but wasn't paid a penny," Ahirwal said, sitting outside his clay hut in Dharampura village in the central state of Madhya Pradesh.
|
|
But it's easy to mistakenly believe that Nixon did face a formal impeachment inquiry, since pop culture has worked over time to link the threat of impeachment with Nixon in our minds.
|
|
Nielsen called the 2016 election a "real wake-up call," and said DHS has worked over the past year to ensure each individual state is up to date in protecting its election infrastructure.
|
|
A machine with a blade sharpened to be 100 percent flat and accurate is worked over the ice in pre-determined patterns known as 'scraping' to ensure that the surface is completely level.
|
|
Following news of his death, many of the opera houses where he had worked over the years, as well as those who had known the director throughout his life, shared tributes on social media.
|
|
Young people who worked over the summer were less likely to get in trouble with the law, had better performance at school and were 86 percent more likely to have jobs the following year.
|
|
Under the new proposed rules, everyone earning a salary of $50,440 a year or less would be eligible to collect time-and-a-half pay for every hour worked over 123 hours a week.
|
|
And their efforts worked; over time, and largely due to the leadership of Jened alumna Judy Heumann, politicians began to see the need to pass and enforce legislation on behalf of those with disabilities.
|
|
So, my staff and I and other members from all across our conference and staff worked over the weekend to come up with some new ideas, which we are in the process now of vetting.
|
|
Here's how the study worked: over the course of a month, study subjects (there were originally 23 undergraduate students, but 11 dropped out) repeatedly visited the lab and had little electrodes stuck to their scalps.
|
|
As a woman, as well as an immigrant, Vivares felt she had to stick her hand up for every opportunity and worked over the weekend, Christmas and New Year's Eve holidays to prove her dedication.
|
|
Trump's national security team — namely former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and National Security Adviser John Bolton — have worked over the past two years to keep the president in line with the US's commitment to NATO.
|
|
"No one warns you that everything is more concentrated in a tiny house, that the natural life cycle of objects accelerates," Tempest wrote, adding "Everything in our tiny house is worked over more, used harder."
|
|
In his studio in northern New Jersey, Massimo Gammacurta, a photographer and candy artist from Rome, listened to hardcore music and worked over pots of boiling liquids at a small stove in his basement studio.
|
|
The public version — and people see that, and I don't know what they see exactly, but it seems to have worked over my lifetime, — but it's probably different, I think, than the personal Donald Trump.
|
|
With tension between some black franchisees and executives quietly brewing at McDonald&aposs prior to Easterbrook&aposs abrupt and surprising departure, McDonald&aposs has worked over the last two months to fix its reputation internally.
|
|
FROST: JOHN STUMPF, EMAILING TO YOU SAYING, I HAVE WORKED OVER THE WEEKEND WITH CARRIE ON THE LA ISSUE, I REALLY FEEL FOR CARRIE AND HER TEAM, WE DO SUCH A GOOD JOB IN THIS AREA.
|
|
He also loved making portraits of steam engines, and he worked over the years to preserve that fading bit of history, acquiring several locomotives himself and helping to establish the East Somerset Railway, a heritage rail line.
|
|
Snap has made a point of saying that its developer partners do not get access to personal data from the people who use Snapchat, in conspicuous contrast to how Facebook's developer policies have worked over the years.
|
|
The line drawings were then loaded into a central control computer and painting instructions relayed to a set of four drones equipped with paint cans, which worked over a 12-hour period to put the whole thing together.
|
|
"What the evidence has demonstrated is that Harvard has worked over the years tirelessly to create a vibrant educational environment that includes students from all walks of life," Harvard's lead trial lawyer, William Lee, said in closing arguments.
|
|
He has worked over the past two decades in the Polish national police, the Ministry of the Interior and Administration, and the Internal Security Agency (ISA), Poland's domestic intelligence service, according to a LinkedIn profile in Durbajlo's name.
|
|
It plucks the slipcovers off the autobiographical material that Miller worked over for so much of his career — what sons owe to fathers, what brothers owe to each other, what the world owes to men of reasonable integrity.
|
|
I think what suggested that to me was my understanding of how the company worked over time, which is that in large part it's the advertising and product mangement teams that really define the product more than anyone else.
|
|
But the senior House aide told NBC News on Sunday that there was a large staff meeting at the White House on Friday to resolve outstanding issues, while heath care committees in Congress worked over the weekend to incorporate technical guidance.
|
|
Parents have to be working at companies that have over 50 employees living within 75 miles of their workplace, and they have to have been at the same company for at least one year and have worked over 1,250 working hours.
|
|
"Married black women with children worked over 200 hours more per year than married white or Hispanic women with children, and 339 hours more than black single mothers," write Valerie Wilson, Janelle Jones, Kayla Blado, and Elise Gould at EPI.
|
|
Sandi Moran, another trustee and the vice chairwoman of last year's festival, said that festival trustees and grant committee members had worked over the last 16 years to prevent overlap in the services offered in the poorer areas of Collier County.
|
|
Susan Collins of Maine said roughly 10 senators of both parties worked over the weekend to come up with a deal to stave off the so-called "nuclear option," as the rules change is known, but couldn't come to agreement.
|
|
Steve Johnson, LinkedIn's vice president for user experience, said the company had worked over the last two years to make it clearer to members how the feature that imports their contacts works and to give them more control over it.
|
|
"I just don't understand how that could work, and I don't see other examples anywhere else in the world where it has actually worked over a long period of time," Clinton said at The New York Times' DealBook conference on Wednesday.
|
|
"While President Obama worked over eight years to build partnerships based on respect and common interests, in a mere six months, President Trump has jammed the policy into reverse," Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, said in an emailed statement.
|
|
"The sharp improvement in productivity in the second half of 2017 came amid a surprising drop in hours worked over both the third and fourth quarters ... and may have overstated the underlying improvement," Howard Archer of economic consultancy EY ITEM Club said.
|
|
Friday, July 20: Dr. Hausknecht is killed Hausknecht, a 65-year-old doctor whose patients included former President George H.W. Bush, is shot and killed while on his roughly 13-mile bike commute to Houston Methodist Hospital, where he'd worked over three decades.
|
|
Mr. Ventry; Joseph Bankman, a tax law professor at Stanford University; and others have worked over the years to create a model for free tax-filing programs administered by a half-dozen states, while advocating a free, streamlined federal e-filing system.
|
|
In addition to founding the museum, Ms. Burton-Lyles worked over the years to promote Anderson's legacy, including overseeing a program supporting aspiring singers and other young artists and helping to secure a postage stamp in her honor, which was issued in 2005.
|
|
The millions of grassroots activists who worked over four election cycles to give Republicans the majorities they needed in the House and Senate and the White House to repeal ObamaCare know exactly what real repeal would look like — and this bill wasn't it.
|
|
Kendrys Morales had an RBI single and scored on a two-out double to deep right center by Gordon, who also hit a two-run home run in the sixth, his 23th, to make it 21-2100 as Kansas City worked over six Detroit pitchers.
|
|
Scott Perry of Pennsylvania told reporters that his leadership needed to be "as invigorated" about the conservative House immigration proposal as they were about other items they worked over GOP members to vote for such as Obamacare repeal, tax reform and the budget proposal.
|
|
First, to qualify for job protection through the Family and Medical Leave Act, an employee must have worked over 1,2023 hours with the same employer in the past 12 months, and the employer must have at least 50 employees within 75 miles of the worksite.
|
|
I recently spoke with Reece about how to make sense of debates about the Muslim ban and Trump's proposed wall given the way borders have worked over the centuries, and what it means to be alive when the international border system is at a violent crossroads.
|
|
After the company confirmed that there was a problem and said it was working on a fix, Twitter said it had fixed the problem by sending out two tweets: "test" and "ok it worked" Over 8,000 users reported issues with Twitter on the site Down Detector.
|
|
According to the indictment, the Chinese suspects worked, over the course of at least five years, to try and steal data and intellectual property from what is widely reported to be CFM International, a partnership between GE Aviation of America and Safran Aircraft Engines of France.
|
|
In some ways, even Larkin's life mirrors Housman's: the small output of poems fastidiously worked over, the seemingly dull career as an academic librarian, the solitary bachelor flat (though we now know, of course, that he wasn't nearly as lonely and sex-starved as he pretended).
|
|
Committees responsible for the health-care bill — led by Ways and Means chair Kevin Brady and Energy and Commerce chair Greg Walden — worked over the weekend with the White House "to tie up loose ends and incorporate technical guidance from the administration," a senior GOP aide tells me.
|
|
Editorial | Locked Out of Society The Obama administration has worked over several years to steer the country away from policies that deny tens of millions of people with criminal records jobs, housing, education, consumer credit, professional licenses and the other tools they need to forge viable, productive lives.
|
|
We worked over email and by telephone, sometimes from wherever he was performing (Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2 in Milwaukee, Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 2 in Detroit, etc.), and more recently from his home, as he was premiering the H. K. Gruber concerto with the New York Philharmonic.
|
|
SCOTT It turns out that when "diversity" means something more than pandering or tokenism — when, as in the case of "Black Panther," an African-American filmmaker can claim the freedom to explore the cultural and political valences of an African superhero — a worked-over franchise can be revivified.
|
|
Cole (1801 to 1848) is widely regarded as the patriarch of the school — which was really not a cohesive institution, but rather a loosely-related group of about 193 to 30 artists who worked over a 50-year period, often but not exclusively using the Catskills and Adirondacks as their muses.
|
|
The charismatic leader who used to boast about his feminism and who promised open and consensus based politics has come to be viewed as the leader of a mostly male, back-room gang who worked over a female minister on behalf of a powerful corporation that has acknowledged its involvement in corruption.
|
|
And, if you need any evidence of that, think about how hard we worked over the last eight years with a very clear progressive agenda, with a majority in the House and in the Senate, and we accomplished as much domestically as any President since Lyndon Johnson in those first two years.
|
|
Instead, they are laboriously worked over either in material ways (scrapping, marking, stuffing, collaging, painting the light-sensitive film) or through subject matter, resulting in elaborate scenes, as in Wong Wo Bik's 1981 series, where she used textiles, staged objects, and fabric-covered people to create a colorful and textured haunting narrative.
|
|
There's a density to the rhymes—lots of internal rhyme and careful composition—that sounds much more worked over and like it's coming off a page than the more stripped-down material that would come soon after (not that there was any lessening of quality; I challenge you to rap along to "Go DJ").
|
|
Mr. Bolton and fellow arms control opponents, in Congress and conservative think tanks, have also worked over the years to undermine the 1996 Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, an aim that arms control proponents fear may have been helped last week when a top American intelligence official leveled a new, unsubstantiated charge at Russia.
|
|
ICE encouraged officers and agents to request scans from local law enforcement agencies with a step-by-step guide on how to ask for the license plate information from local law enforcement officials and it appeared the efforts worked: over 80 law enforcement agencies agreed to hand over license plate scans to ICE officials, according to the documents.
|
|
"If you look at what's worked over the past three weeks it's been with the strong dollar you have U.S.-based companies; with the Fed sitting on the side, yield-oriented securities, high-dividend plays have worked; and since volatility has picked up in the market, low beta has worked as well," he said during the same segment Wednesday.
|
|
Read more:I've worked over 100 weddings as a professional bridesmaid, and I see couples make the same 5 money mistakes over and over again18 wedding trends you'll see everywhere in 2020From dresses to makeup, here's what bridesmaids are traditionally expected to pay for Edit in Viking 7 things wedding planners wish they could tell you but can't
|
|
Hirsi and Nomani would achieve more by joining the women's resistance movement in the U.S.A. AYAAN HIRSI ALI ANSWERS: The Dutch People's Party for Freedom and Democracy, the American Enterprise Institute, Harvard's Belfer Center and Stanford's Hoover Institution — the places where I have worked over the last 15 years — are hardly "strident anti-immigrant right-wing" entities.
|
|
Along with being one of the most diverse ecosystems in the country, the Hoh Rain Forest is also one of the quietest places in the U.S., according to the One Square Inch project, run by the acoustic ecologist Gordon Hempton, who has worked over the years to preserve the Hoh's quiet (for example, by requesting that airlines remap their flight patterns).
|
|
But the bill did offer those parents indefinitely renewable legal status to work in the US. After the contentious call, Menendez and the group worked over the weekend to get CHC members more on board with the compromise and he personally met with House CHC members to answer their questions, which brought them around enough to the Gang of Six bill.
|
|
Joye Cottage, built in 1835, was at first a farmhouse and then a boardinghouse, before it was worked over by Stanford White, and then Carrère & Hastings, into a rambling family estate — a sampler of Gilded Age styles — for William Collins Whitney, a voracious house collector, power broker and rake, and his second wife, Edith Randolph, who broke her neck riding and died soon after they had moved in.
|
|
Before heading in to meet with U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 28503K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told reporters that the U.S. and Canada had worked over the weekend and she was looking forward to constructive talks.
|
|
Before heading in to meet with U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told reporters that the U.S. and Canada had worked over the weekend and she was looking forward to constructive talks.
|
|
Beginning next month, a gargantuan two-part Mapplethorpe retrospective is on view at the Getty and at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art through July; a documentary called "Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures" premieres on HBO in April 4; and a new book, "Tom House" (Rizzoli, $55), documents Laaksonen's historic Los Angeles home, which was not only where the artist lived and worked over the last decade of his life, but also the nexus of a gay biker counterculture — in some ways, a setting where the artist's work could come to life.
|
|
" In a press release issued after our interview, Watts added, "My firm has spent tens of millions of dollars and invested tens of thousands of hours, and worked over the past four years with other fine law firms across the Corn Belt, who collectively applied the herculean pressure required to force Syngenta to settle this case brought on behalf of American corn farmers for $1.5 billion … I worked diligently and ethically to achieve the task I was appointed to undertake, and did so at the direction of two excellent special masters operating under the careful supervision of three judges, in both state and federal courts.
|
|
The last minute scramble comes after Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus House Democrats unveil coronavirus economic response package Trump restricts travel from Europe to fight spread of coronavirus MORE (D-Calif.), Intelligence Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHouse passes key surveillance bill with deadline looming Hillicon Valley: Trump camp urges Twitter to flag Biden video | Trump, Schiff spar over election security briefings | GOP senator calls for investigation into PornHub | UK Parliament votes down measure to ban Huawei House strikes last-minute surveillance deal MORE (D-Calif.) and Nadler worked over recent weeks to win the support of Reps.
|
|