Another potential avenue would be for the 29-year-old to step into the wresting ring with World Wresting Entertainment (WWE), after a successful cameo at Wrestlemania in 2017.
|
|
He eventually came close to wresting the nomination from Mondale.
|
|
I was good in wresting, I was very good at football.
|
|
In part, prosecutors' methods are aimed at wresting confessions from suspects.
|
|
Additionally, he hosted shows including All-American Wresting and Tuesday Night Titans.
|
|
"I'm a big pro-wresting fan, which I can't defend," he joked.
|
|
MI) on Friday, wresting control away from French media group Vivendi (VIV.
|
|
Sergeant Saunders and another sergeant broke them up, but the two resumed wresting.
|
|
Azerbaijan invests a lot of money in wresting and is proud of their champions.
|
|
Wresting Mosul away from ISIS significantly limits the movement of fighters, weapons and supplies.
|
|
But wresting early abstraction from exclusively male hands was a different order of magnitude.
|
|
The bride's father is a technology teacher and wresting coach at Okanogan High School.
|
|
"This year is about wresting away your goals from other peoples' wants," Mr. Green says.
|
|
"Wresting looks have way more product; we use hairspray and strong-hold mousse," Rivers explains.
|
|
Wresting Mosul away from ISIS would significantly limit the movement of fighters, weapons and supplies.
|
|
Looking forward toward 2020, Democratic prospects of wresting control of the upper chamber are bleak.
|
|
On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — Wresting back command of world tennis remains a long-term project.
|
|
But Mr. Trump never succeeded in wresting the process away from the National Security Council.
|
|
A wresting match was taking place inside the stadium at the time of the attack.
|
|
It is also a means of wresting back our image from a dominant and binary system.
|
|
Former World Wresting Entertainment CEO Linda McMahon is Trump's pick to head the Small Business Administration.
|
|
Four amendments were tabled on Thursday, each wresting a degree of control away from Mrs. May.
|
|
The S.D.F. proved a vital force in wresting back control of areas seized by ISIS militants.
|
|
It is an examination of feminist history, too, wresting the spotlight back from the straight women.
|
|
Iraq's U.S.-backed forces succeeded in wresting Mosul from ISIS, but at the cost of enormous destruction.
|
|
The priority remains wresting back Mosul, Iraq's second-biggest city, which fell to IS two years ago.
|
|
MMA doesn't have any stage in Iran but we have some of the best wresting in world.
|
|
She is good at wresting fresh nuance from familiar touchstones, and arranging them into incisive, opinionated narratives.
|
|
Any form of hijacking is marked by violently wresting property (whether tangible or intangible) from its legitimate owner.
|
|
"In the background, I heard my mother wresting the phone away from him, and then her breathless "Hello?
|
|
Four people were killed during the tragic event and Shaw suffered minor wounds after wresting the gun away.
|
|
This year's event was something more: a how-to manual on wresting control of Hollywood away from white men.
|
|
Now, Iraq and Kurdish fighters turn their attention toward wresting control of the northern metropolis from the terror network.
|
|
Instead, these voters view their decision as a way of wresting political power away from two fundamentally corrupt parties.
|
|
Two mothers confront John D. Curtis and engage him in combat, eventually wresting from his wife an overdue debt.
|
|
On Monday, lawmakers could take the first big step toward wresting control of Brexit policy away from Mrs. May.
|
|
Wresting our democracy back from corporate power will take years but should be at the forefront of American politics.
|
|
As well as wresting back the White House, the party has retained strong majorities in both houses of Congress.
|
|
I think France ekes out a win there against a tiring German squad, wresting the trophy away from Berlin.
|
|
In Beckham's photo, they're making peace signs at the camera as Cross has her arm wresting on the his shoulder.
|
|
Angry civilians have blocked off highways and squared off with riot police, wresting control of water distribution from the government.
|
|
Foresea Life had been aggressively wresting market share from bigger, listed peers by offering investors guaranteed-return, higher yielding products.
|
|
But such radical change would mean wresting power from the education ministry, teachers and institutions that value only academic instruction.
|
|
Wresting the airport from the Houthis would be a significant step to a takeover of Hodeidah by coalition-backed forces.
|
|
Riyadh and Abu Dhabi say wresting control of Hodeidah, the Houthi's main supply line, would force the group to negotiate.
|
|
Mr. Trump could upend this grand bargain by wresting control over tariff policy from the House (and, indeed, Congress altogether).
|
|
The premise is simple: Classic pro wresting GIFs paired up with Subway sandwiches and the old "When you ..." Internet humor trope.
|
|
Or whether China, which never succeeded in wresting leadership in internal combustion engines, will be the global number one in EVs.
|
|
First, he could claim that he alone among U.S. presidents is wresting reparations for China's tactical economic strikes on U.S. factories.
|
|
State lawmakers are debating a financial takeover plan that Mr. Guardian said goes too far in wresting control from city officials.
|
|
Maybe a 12-year-old girl wresting control of anger from the collective consciousness, making it personal, is precisely the point.
|
|
Now Icahn, an 81-year-old who made a fortune wresting control of the Taj, is already curating the new administration's policies.
|
|
Perras debuted "The Russian Bear" Ivan Koloff in 1967 during an International Wresting Association match, winning the Heavyweight Championship the final year.
|
|
Wright's character, Claire Underwood, finished season five by winning election as the first U.S. female president after wresting power from her husband.
|
|
The irony that former-general Flynn stood in the way of wresting Raqqa from the hands of ISIS is a bitter one.
|
|
On the national scale, the Republican establishment is flailing to do whatever it can to prevent Trump from wresting their party's nomination.
|
|
At stake is the future of Mr. Redstone's $40 billion media empire, which he built after wresting control of Viacom in 1987.
|
|
Syria is wresting control from the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army, as well as terror groups ISIS and Jabhat Fateh al-Sham.
|
|
U.K. lawmakers have taken another step toward wresting control of the Brexit process away from Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his government.
|
|
But lawmakers struck back on Tuesday, aided by the Tory rebels, by wresting control of the Brexit agenda in a parliamentary vote.
|
|
But they can also read as control by subtler means, wresting back from the reader the power to make his own mistakes.
|
|
" Instead of allowing him to score the point, Christine insists on wresting control of the narrative back from him: "I was on top!
|
|
Carter established a commission to choose federal appeals court judges, effectively wresting control over a selection process that was previously dominated by senators.
|
|
Democrats are seen as having a good chance of wresting control of the U.S. House of Representatives away from Republicans in the Nov.
|
|
In December 2015, the coalition won a majority in Congress, wresting power from the governing party for the first time in 16 years.
|
|
A GOP surrender Talking heads wresting control of the GOP from the traditional party power brokers benefits neither the party, nor the nation.
|
|
Yet Mr Sanders has virtually no chance of wresting the Democratic nomination from Mrs Clinton, who is already focused on the general election.
|
|
But Slotkin, 240, and the party guests shared a goal: wresting control of the House of Representatives from Republicans in November's congressional elections.
|
|
Syrian forces are wresting control from the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army, as well as terror groups ISIS and Jabhat Fateh al-Sham.
|
|
It means wresting our country's political system back from the gigantic corporate interests and billionaire donors that hold it in a death grip.
|
|
But he sidelined Mr. Atambayev last year by reshuffling senior security officials and wresting control over the governing ruling party from Mr. Atambayev.
|
|
But he sidelined Mr. Atambayev last year by reshuffling senior security officials and wresting control over the governing ruling party from Mr. Atambayev.
|
|
In the middle, Mr. Buttigieg has emerged as a significant threat, wresting away some of Ms. Warren's support from more educated, white voters.
|
|
But Slotkin, 2400, and the party guests shared a goal: wresting control of the House of Representatives from Republicans in November's congressional elections.
|
|
A full 82 percent of Staten Island Republicans voted to give Trump the party's nomination, wresting the title of Trumpiest County away from Buchanan.
|
|
Toss in some trademark filings by the Bucks on terms like "All Elite Wresting" and "Tuesday Night Dynamite" and it seemed all but confirmed.
|
|
ALL IN ONE PLACE!" they wrote, adding that festivities would include tequila tasting, live music, Lucha Libre wresting, and even a "Chihuahua beauty contest.
|
|
Yet Mr Sanders still has virtually no chance of wresting the Democratic nomination from Mrs Clinton, who is already focused on the general election.
|
|
After wresting away home-ice advantage, St. Louis looks to gain the upper hand in the series when it hosts Game 21 on Tuesday.
|
|
In wresting control of the administration's haphazard response to the virus, Mike Pence has taken on a familiar role as the president's political janitor.
|
|
The Senate resolution is a major step toward holding the administration accountable and wresting back some control of war powers from the executive branch.
|
|
Last week, the Iraqi military seized Kirkuk, wresting the contested city from Kurdish forces, which control much of the northern third of the country.
|
|
On the left coast, Noah Syndergaard was wresting the crown for most prolific batsman on staff from his future co-star in a Twins reboot.
|
|
Then, of course, there is the small but real possibility of Urijah Faber's wresting the title from Cruz's waist at UFC 199 on June 4.
|
|
Yet the White House appears to think that this year, despite the Democrats wresting control of the House of Representatives, that strategy just might work.
|
|
Collins dismissed reading too much into the local elections, noting Republicans did well in other Kentucky races, including wresting the attorney general office from Democrats.
|
|
These same favorable economic developments were present last November, but that did not prevent a Democratic wave from wresting control of the House from Republicans.
|
|
Mr. Pompeo's bid would destroy what is among the Democrats' strongest shots at wresting a Senate seat from Republicans for the first time since 1932.
|
|
He and other officials suggested that wresting control of Islamic State's major remaining strongholds in Mosul, Iraq and Raqqa, Syria is only a matter of time.
|
|
Image: SamferdselsdepartementetSure, an affordable electric car can go a long way towards helping the US achieve energy independence and wresting its citizens away from fossil fuels.
|
|
That changed when U.S. hedge fund Elliott pulled off a boardroom coup at the Italian phone group in May, wresting control away from the French investor.
|
|
Bocelli stunned 32,000 Leicester fans with a spine-tingling rendition of Nessun Dorma, wresting their voices from their very bodies and compelling them to croon along.
|
|
Those who voted for Britain to leave the European Union declared they were wresting autonomy away from the bureaucratic clutches of an unresponsive, Brussels-based elite.
|
|
Robert Sacks, a lawyer for the brothers, said the brothers have no interest in wresting control from their sister and that the court fight is unnecessary.
|
|
Democrats are counting on wresting control of the U.S. House from Republicans and hoping for a longshot series of wins to win back the Senate as well.
|
|
A good contrast is a 2015 video of officers in Corby, England, wresting a knife from an attacker using only pepper spray and batons at close range.
|
|
He doesn't even want to make a film with a budget over $12 million, the price point at which studios start wresting away final cut from directors.
|
|
These events, which feature mixed martial arts and have surpassed pro wresting and boxing in popularity, are broadcast in more than 156 countries, reaching 1.1 billion households.
|
|
I want to make this clear — I gave seven years — seven of my youngest, prettiest years to be a cheerleader of a football team, basketball and wresting.
|
|
The stars of today either grew up as fans of Japanese wresting or came to the U.S. fresh from NJPW, like WWE's A.J. Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura.
|
|
But that would require something that has so far proven thorny — wresting more control from Erdogan, who has called for lower borrowing costs to boost economic activity.
|
|
Slager testified Scott was much stronger, and though he couldn't recall all the details, he remembered Scott wresting away his Taser and briefly pointing it at him.
|
|
" The lead: "The Red Sox celebrated Columbus Day in their home town by wresting the world's championship banner free from the trembling, nerveless fingers of the Superbas.
|
|
At the Met, looking for her own elusive Eliza, she passed a Rodin exhibit, which had its own Pygmalion sculpture, an artist wresting a girl from stone.
|
|
But they are facing off as nemeses, like Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Moriarty wresting on the edge of a cliff, over where the country will go next.
|
|
After a push by Arab fighters to take Manbij from ISIS stalled, Kurdish fighters played the critical role in wresting back control of the city in August.
|
|
Here's what you need to know: • Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of Iraq declared victory and congratulated his armed forces for wresting Mosul from the Islamic State.
|
|
Mr. Mulvaney, then the head of the budget office, succeeded in wresting control over how to interpret tax regulations from the Treasury Department over Mr. Mnuchin's objections.
|
|
Wresting away Patel's seat could finally consign to the history books an era in which the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty of the Congress party produced three Indian prime ministers.
|
|
Around half of these tracks were first recorded by the Police, so the title "My Songs" rather makes it sound as if Sting is tetchily wresting them back.
|
|
During his brief stint in World Champion Wresting, he would be in dark matches, the non-televised fights done to warm up the crowd before the main broadcast.
|
|
His longshot hopes of wresting the nomination from her grasp rest on unexpected breakthrough wins that harvest large swaths of delegates and jolt the presumption of her dominance.
|
|
The dueling legal actions represent a bitter new fissure in Mr. Redstone's corporate empire, which he built into an entertainment conglomerate after wresting control of Viacom in 1987.
|
|
All of these developments point to an unprecedented opportunity for the opposition to play a significant role in wresting control from the Mullahs and reshaping the country's future.
|
|
Virginia Democrats flipped the state House and Senate in November, wresting the General Assembly from Republican control in a state that was once the seat of the Confederacy.
|
|
Here's what you need to know: • Iraq's prime minister declared victory and congratulated his armed forces for wresting Mosul, the country's second-largest city, from the Islamic State.
|
|
During his second stint playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers, he exercised self-determination to an unprecedented degree, wresting control of much of the team's future away from its owner.
|
|
Their doubts were exacerbated, they say, by how few of his comrades visited them afterward and by the difficulty they had wresting documents about his death from the military.
|
|
Meanwhile, heir-in-exile Lysander au Lune, has returned, determined to bring peace back to humanity by wresting control from the Gold families and facing down Darrow over Mercury.
|
|
Wresting control of a chamber would allow them to derail or stall much of Trump's policy agenda, while ushering in more aggressive congressional oversight and investigation of Trump's administration.
|
|
The army ended combat operations after wresting control in southern Marawi in October, and has shifted its focus to the island's marshes where other pro-Islamic State militants operate.
|
|
In a sense, these comments are merely a restatement of Sanders' ambition of wresting power from the powerful -- in this instance, from Biden, an icon of the old guard.
|
|
Mr. Guaidó has enjoyed an unusual freedom of movement since directly challenging Mr. Maduro's increasingly embattled government and wresting control of Venezuelan state assets, bank accounts and properties abroad.
|
|
Mr. Kushner's wresting of control over the issue has generated criticism from some administration officials, who said he dives into other people's policy areas with abandon and little foresight.
|
|
The billionaire philanthropist has ramped up attacks on President Donald Trump, criticizing the administration's policies, and he threw his financial weight behind wresting control of Congress from the Republicans.
|
|
Mr. Buhari, a former general, has boasted of the military's successes in wresting control of a huge portion of terrain from the group, declaring a "technical" victory late last year.
|
|
Bernie Sanders still has a mathematical possibility of wresting the Democratic nomination from Hillary Clinton, of course, but her victories in seven states Tuesday has made his path incredibly steep.
|
|
While Bouteflika has been an astute political survivor over the years, wresting power from security service power brokers, he is now politically weaker by the day, as allies abandon him.
|
|
After wresting control of the match and the baseline from Murray early in the second set, he ended up serving for the title first at 277-281 in the fourth.
|
|
The group has been on the backfoot as an Iraqi military campaign with U.S. coalition air support has succeeded in wresting back significant territory, including a series of oil fields.
|
|
A Democrat who earlier this year ran unsuccessfully in the Virginia gubernatorial primary will lead a new PAC aimed at wresting control of the state's House of Delegates from Republicans.
|
|
More importantly, though, their presence reflected the wresting away from Republicans the majority control of Congress, Trump's autonomy, and his near-unilateral influence over policy over the past two years.
|
|
Venus will just need to slip out of its princess dress and throw on its wresting uniform (I'm sure it's cute; Venus is always cute) while it's in your sign.
|
|
It holds dozens of fights around the world every year that have surpassed pro wresting and boxing in popularity, and are broadcast in more than 156 nations, reaching 1.1 billion households.
|
|
The very first scene, in fact, opens with MIB agents wresting possession of a convoy of undocumented migrants from border patrol, a scene that reads very differently in our current climate.
|
|
And he relished presenting the gleaming, oversized President's Cup trophy topped with a spread-winged eagle -- which he said he purchased himself -- at a sumo wresting tournament, or basho, in Tokyo.
|
|
Its themes haunted him: the miraculous wresting away of the golden bough; Charon's lugubrious barge; Aeneas's quest to meet the shade of his talkative father, Anchises, by descending into the underworld.
|
|
He knew he hadn't done anything illegal; the actions of CIA officers in the field assigned to wresting Saddam Hussein from power were fully authorized by senior agency officials like Richter.
|
|
Sam Polinsky, known as Sam Adonis, climbs into the ring of Mexico City's main wresting stadium waving an American flag that has Trump's face emblazoned over the red, white and blue.
|
|
Wresting control of either or both chambers could allow Democrats to derail or stall much of Trump's policy agenda, while ushering in more aggressive congressional oversight and investigation of his administration.
|
|
It holds dozens of fights around the world every year that have surpassed pro wresting and boxing in popularity, and are broadcast in more than 156 nations, reaching 1.1 billion households.
|
|
There are precious few moments of optimism in 2018, and perhaps a corporation wresting away Texans' cultural authority over a sparkling water could be the genesis of a collective mental breakdown.
|
|
The Sunday Times also said a group of lawmakers in Britain's parliament would meet on Sunday to consider ways they could suspend the Brexit process, wresting control away from May's government.
|
|
It holds dozens of fights around the world every year that have surpassed pro wresting and boxing in popularity, and are broadcast in more than 156 countries, reaching 1.1 billion households.
|
|
MOSUL, Iraq — Dressed in a military uniform, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi arrived here in Mosul on Sunday to congratulate Iraq's armed forces for wresting the city from the Islamic State.
|
|
By wresting control of mayoral positions in Ankara and Istanbul, which were held by Mr. Erdogan's party for 21980 years, the opposition coalition has shown that Mr. Erdogan is not invincible.
|
|
Iraqi forces, with the help of Shiite militias and U.S. air power, began advancing toward Falluja on May 23 in hopes of wresting control of the city from the clutches of ISIS.
|
|
Pressley may not be as famous as House colleagues like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who is busy wresting power from more senior lawmakers through a combination social media virality and headline-grabbing proposals.
|
|
Wresting power from the leadership is no easy task in today's House, but modern applications of Johnson's example are possible, as long as members are willing to take political and financial risks.
|
|
Miesha Tate would absolutely KICK ASS in the WWE, that's according to wresting legend Diamond Dallas Page, who says Tate has everything it takes to be a star in the squared circle.
|
|
After wresting power from Democrats in 2010 and 2012, respectively, Wisconsin and North Carolina Republicans passed strict voter identification laws, although the laws were challenged and eventually struck down by federal courts.
|
|
She settled into old rhythms at her family home and came to Pinecrest to pick up her younger sister, Sofia, only after wresting herself from a savored "Sex and the City" binge.
|
|
He argued that leading Republicans like Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Ryan were sellouts, and saw Breitbart's mission as wresting power from them and redirecting it toward its form of conservative populism.
|
|
"The busy days I had just became nightmarish," he said, as World Wresting Entertainment staffers darted in and out of the drab cinder block room, furnished with a few folding tables and chairs.
|
|
In addition to his wresting career, Otunga appeared in several films, including the psychological thriller The Call alongside Halle Berry in 2013 and the 2016 comedy What Happened Last Night featuring Amber Rose.
|
|
Valadao officially concedes in California race MORE, who along with Denham, have signed the discharge petition aimed at wresting control of the House floor from McCarthy and the rest of the GOP leadership.
|
|
Mitt Romney on Friday put to rest speculation that he would be open to rescuing the Republican Party by wresting the presidential nomination away from Donald J. Trump at the convention this summer.
|
|
Last month, Associated Press broke the story that Trump is interested in privatizing air traffic control, wresting that responsibility from the Federal Aviation Administration and handing it to a nonprofit chartered by Congress.
|
|
McMahon, the latest Cabinet pick announced by Trump, has long been floated a potential SBA appointee given her ties to Republican causes and to Trump himself, who appeared at WWE pro-wresting events.
|
|
Iraqi forces, with the help of Shiite militias and U.S. air power, began advancing toward Falluja on May 23 in hopes of wresting control of the city from the clutches of the Islamic State.
|
|
In the years since Mariah Carey released "All I Want for Christmas Is You," wresting the title of Ultimate Holiday Pop Star from the late Bing Crosby, many have tried to replicate her success.
|
|
Syrian regime forces launched a long-threatened ground assault in Aleppo on Saturday, wresting control of a number of northeastern neighborhoods from rebels -- effectively driving a wedge through the eastern part of the city.
|
|
Mr. Laws concedes that Britain's failures on Brexit have lowered his chances of being re-elected in a very marginal ward, which would dash any hopes of wresting control of the council from Labour.
|
|
But Y.P.G. fighters hoisted a huge poster of Mr. Ocalan in the center of the city of Raqqa after wresting it from the Islamic State last year, a huge embarrassment to the United States.
|
|
If Bannon's first goal isn't passing laws but actually wresting control of the Republican Party from the Republican leadership, then the sweeping changes Democrats fear and Republicans dream of may not come to pass.
|
|
Sports-related brain injuries are among the biggest new area for insurance claims, S&P Global Ratings warned on Thursday, shortly after the World Wresting Entertainment (WWE) was sued by more than 50 former wrestlers.
|
|
The Modi-led BJP has trounced Congress in two successive general elections, winning 303 out of 542 parliament seats in 2019, and wresting away Gandhi's own parliament seat in a family borough in northern India.
|
|
Eva Golinger, an American lawyer who was a confidante of Mr. Chávez's, said rivals of the leftists had focused too heavily on wresting power from the president, something that could risk a wider civil conflict.
|
|
Sad day for everyone who wanted to witness nearly 1,000 pounds of man tossed around a wresting ring ... WWE superstar Big Show says his match with Shaq ain't happening, and he's telling TMZ Sports why.
|
|
The hard feelings lingered for months, and at least among stalwart Sanders voters and some progressive groups, the DNC race was viewed as a second chance at wresting control of the party from its establishment elders.
|
|
But there's a real difference between defeating Trump in a way that satisfies the majority of the party, and wresting the nomination from him in a way that strikes a majority of the party as underhanded.
|
|
When we last visited Hawkins, Indiana, the Mind Flayer was looming over Hawkins Middle School, making it clear that wresting Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) from the monster's grasp was just the beginning of the town's troubles.
|
|
PREPA's investors, many of them hedge funds and mutual funds, have long called for wresting the utility from government control, but a piecemeal privatization push run by the government is not what they had in mind.
|
|
The San Francisco-based company has already taken its product through some pretty intense paces, wresting the pole position in the CloudSort benchmark from an open source offering developed by the University of California, San Diego.
|
|
Maybe it will get lucky and attract some young, energetic visionary with some real curatorial experience in modern and contemporary art who is willing to take on the C.E.O. challenge, like wresting Excalibur from its rock.
|
|
But the Met has been grappling with budget woes in recent seasons, wresting concessions from its unions, cutting fees to singers and generally trying to reduce its costs as it relies more and more on philanthropy.
|
|
The creative director at Chanel since 1983, Mr. Lagerfeld helped transform the fashion house by "wresting it into the present with a healthy dose of disrespect and a dollop of pop culture," our fashion critic writes.
|
|
Militants launched a deadly attack on an Indian Air Force base near the Pakistan border on Saturday, exchanging fire with Indian forces who battled for more than 15 hours before wresting back control of the compound.
|
|
The company, a unit of financial conglomerate Baoneng Group, has been wresting market share from bigger, listed peers by offering investors guaranteed-return, higher yielding products, and recently increased its stakes in a number of Chinese companies.
|
|
Elliott, which owns just under 10 percent of TIM, is locked in a battle with Vivendi over how to relaunch the debt-laden Italian firm after wresting control of the board from the French company last year.
|
|
"With 6,000 soldiers killed and many lives disrupted, and after finally wresting back control of the region, the army will simply will not tolerate anything that they feel could lead to the destabilization of FATA," says Munir.
|
|
Wresting control of Uttar Pradesh is a ringing endorsement of Modi's stewardship of Asia's third-largest economy after his high-risk decision last November to scrap high-value banknotes worth 86 percent of the cash in circulation.
|
|
Elliott, which owns just under 10 percent of TIM, is locked in a battle with Vivendi over how to re-launch the debt-laden firm after last year wresting control of its board from the French media giant.
|
|
Inalum's purchase of Rio's interest will form part of an agreement for Indonesia to take a 51 percent stake in Grasberg, wresting back control of the mine, which needs significant investment to move into its next phase underground.
|
|
Some critics speculated that Amazon's search for a home for its new office park, which it framed as a national competition, was a way of wresting as many incentives as possible from whichever city it ended up choosing.
|
|
Friday's 37km time trial represents Froome's best chance of making up time on favorite Quintana, although his hopes of wresting the red jersey from the Colombian have diminished since he finished 2:37 behind him in stage 15.
|
|
Christina Greer, a political-science professor at Fordham University, said Ms. Teachout might still have difficulty wresting black women's votes away from Ms. James and Ms. Eve, especially given Ms. James's long record of advocacy in the city.
|
|
Mr. Poots said Ms. Balshaw was good at persuading politicians to part with money, wresting £78 million ($101 million) in 2016 from their meeting with the chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne for Manchester's future Factory arts complex.
|
|
Yes, it's about wresting death from the one-size-fits-all approach of hospitals, but it's also about puncturing a competing impulse, the one I was scuffling with now: our need for death to be a hypertranscendent experience.
|
|
Jeenbekov, who came to power in 2017 with Atambayev's support and used to be his close ally, sidelined his predecessor last year by reshuffling senior security officials and wresting control over the ruling party out of Atambayev's hands.
|
|
There were many memorably moments in the Red Hot Chili Peppers' Carpool Karaoke — the random spell of semi-nudity in the middle, for instance — but James Corden and Anthony Kiedis' impromptu wresting match may well have been the highlight.
|
|
"It took us many years to get to this point, and if you're not smart or wise enough to join all these forces together, we might lose the chance at wresting power from BN," said Anwar's daughter Nurul Izzah.
|
|
Its fighters may hold out for a few more weeks in Sur, Silopi and Cizre, but it stands little chance of wresting territory from a government that boasts NATO's second-biggest army and has few qualms about using force.
|
|
In what may be the most American of all pop culture moments in recent memory, WWE pro wresting star and film actor John Cena proposed to his longtime girlfriend Nikki Bella on Sunday — in the WWE ring, live on camera.
|
|
Republicans have become increasingly pessimistic about their chances in 2018 since Democrats' success in Virginia and elsewhere in early November, and they're now entertaining the possibility that Democrats could experience a wave of victories, wresting control of either chamber of Congress.
|
|
And yes, the world number one ranking came and went too, with her hopes of wresting it back to take top seeding at the U.S. Open foundering last weekend with defeat to Svetlana Kuznetsova in the Cincinnati Masters semi-finals.
|
|
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders paid an impromptu visit to a Verizon workers' picket line in Brooklyn on Wednesday after being endorsed by New York City transit workers, as he continued to try wresting labor union support from rival Hillary Clinton.
|
|
If it is defeated, lawmakers will be able to vote on Wednesday and Thursday on whether they want to leave the bloc without a deal, or ask for a delay to Brexit - all but wresting control of Brexit from the government.
|
|
The part of the story that Labrador and others intentionally leave out is that "transferring control" is a red herring meant to disguise a more greedy motive: wresting public lands from public hands and ultimately privatizing them for nonpublic uses.
|
|
Since March 2017, several Philippine ride-hailing firms have started operations in the capital Manila and in major provinces but have had limited success in wresting domestic market share away from Singapore-based Grab, which stands at over 90 percent.
|
|
Donald J. Trump drew closer to grasping the Republican presidential nomination with his victories in three states Tuesday night, and the chances of party leaders' wresting it from his hands at a contested convention were a bit more remote on Wednesday.
|
|
However she died, Belkis Ayón left a legacy of art with that rarest of powers: the ability to lodge itself inside your heart and mind, wresting away a piece of you even as it bestows its copious gifts in return.
|
|
Though a devout Catholic, and culturally more traditional than Merkel, the 53-year-old Kramp-Karrenbauer is liked by the Chancellor and wowed the party by wresting Saarland from the left and expanding the CDU's majority in the 2017 vote.
|
|
Wresting control of the project from the company now would strike a symbolic blow to Mexico's biggest economic policy change in decades and could further chill investment by the world's top energy firms, oil executives and industry experts told Reuters.
|
|
The coalition has said that wresting control of Hodeidah would break the Houthis by cutting off their main supply line and force the group to the negotiating table to end the conflict, seen as a proxy war between Riyadh and Iran.
|
|
Still, the state of the world is not David Opdyke's fault or responsibility, and there is something to be said for disrupting nostalgia — especially with the rise of scary backward-looking political realities — and wresting beauty out of urgent catastrophe.
|
|
Since seizing the southern port city of Aden in 2015, the Arab coalition has faced a military stalemate and has been focusing on wresting control of the main port city of Hodeidah to weaken the Houthis by cutting off their main supply line.
|
|
For while Democrats still have a chance at wresting control of the Senate—punters peg their chances at 62%—something more dramatic would be needed to give them the House of Representatives, where their hopes are deemed to be about one in ten.
|
|
If that happens, lawmakers will be able to vote on Wednesday and Thursday on whether they want to leave the bloc without a deal, or ask for a delay to Brexit beyond March 29 - all but wresting control of Brexit from the government.
|
|
Despite her loss, Abrams' candidacy is widely credited with helping to turn out Democratic voters who enabled the party to pick up a congressional seat in the Atlanta suburbs and come close to wresting a second seat away from the Republican Party.
|
|
Riyadh and Abu Dhabi say wresting control of Hodeidah would deliver a blow to the Houthis, who still control the most populated areas of Yemen including the capital Sanaa, by cutting their main supply line and force them to the negotiating table.
|
|
But in competitive districts and states, it can be particularly potent with groups that Democrats must win if they are to have a shot at wresting control of the House or the Senate: voters without a college education, older women and independent voters.
|
|
After wresting control of the lower house of parliament on Wednesday, an alliance of opposition parties and rebels expelled from Johnson's Conservative party voted to force him to seek a three-month delay to Brexit rather than leaving without a deal on Oct.
|
|
Dorothy Iannone's "Let Me Squeeze Your Fat Cunt" (1970-1971) represents the strategy of many works in the show by wresting sexual language and imagery from tradition, handing it from men to women to exploit both the sexual content and its recontextualization.
|
|
KIRKUK, Iraq — After weeks of threats and posturing, the Iraqi government carried out a military assault on Monday to curb the independence drive by the nation's Kurdish minority, wresting oil fields and a contested city from separatists pushing to break away from Iraq.
|
|
The militia members eventually joined with other regional groups and grew into the S.D.F., which was instrumental in wresting large stretches of Syrian territory from the Islamic State, or ISIS, and ousting ISIS from its last foothold in Syria earlier this year.
|
|
The expansion, which triples the size of ships that can travel the canal, allows the country to host 98 percent of the world's shipping and is aimed at wresting market share from rival Suez and U.S. land routes made cheaper by low oil prices.
|
|
But there is only one true mandate in Westwood, and the longer Mora's tenure dragged, the more apparent it became that he was no more capable of wresting control of Los Angeles from USC than Rick Neuheisel, Karl Dorrell, and Bob Toledo were before him.
|
|
While the Baghdad government last month declared victory over Islamic State after wresting back almost all the territory IS seized in 2014, persistent bombing and shooting attacks make it difficult to rebuild the lives of displaced people, according to UNICEF, the U.N. children's agency.
|
|
"Haftar may find himself overextended and his rivals may seize the opportunity to try wresting control of the energy facilities away from him," they said, citing a past example when an opponent "briefly ousted" Haftar's forces from oil terminals in the east of the country.
|
|
Editors huddled late into the night, wresting over how to portray Mr. Trump's tawdry descriptions of unsolicited sexual groping in the three-minute recording, while upholding the outlet's conservative editorial standards, said Paul Edwards, the editor and publisher of the 166-year-old publication.
|
|
"Silicon Valley financiers are losing leverage to star entrepreneurs ... Founders of highflying startups are increasingly wresting control of their companies from venture-capital backers and extracting huge pay packages tied to going public," The Wall Street Journal's Rolfe Winkler and Maureen Farrell write (subscription).
|
|
Mr. Soros, who has spent some $12 billion through his Open Society Foundations to promote a liberal political and social agenda throughout the world, has become a lightning rod for resentment by Central and Eastern European populists intent on wresting their countries away from democracy.
|
|
PATHANKOT/NEW DELHI, India (Reuters) - Militants launched a deadly attack on an Indian Air Force base near the Pakistan border on Saturday, exchanging fire with Indian forces who, backed by tanks and helicopters, battled for more than 15 hours before wresting back control of the compound.
|
|
The story of New York's postwar art world has been told many times over, but by wresting the perspective from the boozy, macho brawlers who tended to fixate on themselves and one another, Gabriel has found a way to newly illuminate the milieu and upend its clichés.
|
|
With less than 10 weeks left before the country is set to leave the bloc, he has broken precedent by wresting some control over the Brexit decision-making from Prime Minister Theresa May, allowing Parliament to act to stop the country from leaving without a deal.
|
|
And some say that actually what synthetic biology is up to is kind of wresting life away from evolution, that evolution had controlled the kinds of things that life looked like for too long and that synthetic biologists could intervene and shape life in a more human-oriented way.
|
|
Even as Nancy Pelosi dreams of wresting the Speaker's gavel from Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE, her party's difficulties on ostensibly blue colored turf should give her pause.
|
|
Aaron Feis, 37, an assistant football coach at the Parkland, Florida high school; Scott Beigel, 35, a geography teacher and cross-country coach; and Chris Hixon, 49, the school's athletic director who also coached wresting, were all given the Best Coach award at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
|
|
But they also have the effect of wresting attention from the President's best hope of averting a Democratic rout in the election, the building narrative that he has unleashed a period of national prosperity, highlighted by economic growth rate of 4.1% in the second quarter of the year.
|
|
Yet, for my father and many others, it wasn't what Ali did in the ring that made him the Greatest of All Time—it was the decision to convert to Islam, two days after he shocked the world by wresting the title from Sonny Liston in February 1964.
|
|
Ms. Zúñiga spoke in the modular office that she has stationed beside the pastel-colored marketplace, along with a new police post inside, to signal that the government is wresting control from Mr. Giraldo's men, who still try to extort an "inoculation" fee for "protection" in his name.
|
|
Halep, who did not play any warm-up events on grass before Wimbledon, attributed her loss to fatigue from the first six months of the season, which included reaching the Australian Open final, wresting back the No. 1 ranking, reaching a final in Rome and winning the French Open.
|
|
In Iraq, despite recent successes in wresting territory from ISIS, the overall effort since the Bush administration's 2003 intervention has been a net failure, in lives lost, infrastructure destroyed, and the rise of a sectarian government that made it easier for ISIS to operate and recruit within the country.
|
|
The star-centered production company isn't anything new: Back in 90, silent actor Mary Pickford, along with then-husband Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, and director D.W. Griffith, founded United Artists as a way of wresting control (and profits) from the studios that had been exploiting their stardom for years.
|
|
If May's plan is defeated on Tuesday, lawmakers will be able to vote on Wednesday and Thursday on whether they want to leave the bloc without a deal, or ask for a delay to Brexit beyond the scheduled date of March 29 - all but wresting control of Brexit from the government.
|
|
Three years since a bombshell report by the Association of National Advertisers sounded the alarm bell for advertisers and revealed that media buying was rife with widespread illegal rebates and murky financial practices, advertisers seem to have made some strides in wresting back control and holding media agencies more accountable.
|
|
Terrorism analysts support claims by the Obama administration that the military campaign against the Islamic State has succeeded in wresting territory from the group, estimating that it now controls 25 percent to 40 percent less ground in Iraq and Syria than it did when the American-led coalition began bombing in August 2014.
|
|
Sanders, meanwhile, has moved on to California, which is the final big prize of the primary season (and also votes on June 7), in the hopes of wresting at least some of the pledged delegates away from Clinton and gaining some momentum to help convince superdelegates to turn on her at the convention.
|
|
As in Hungary, where the government is engaged in building an "illiberal" democracy, Law and Justice's populist agenda includes toppling the perceived dominance of a Western-leaning liberal elite, rolling back socially liberal values to align with the country's conservative roots, and wresting power from Brussels to restore national control over the country's affairs.
|
|
The move to remove some shares' "super-voting" privilege, which gave owners 43-to-1 voting power, is Khosrowshahi's most consequential move since he became Uber's CEO, wresting control away from Kalanick and making a proposed sale of shares that will be worth billions of dollars to Japanese telecom giant SoftBank and others more palatable to selling shareholders.
|
|
If Beijing succeeds in doing that, China strengthens its position by gaining an ally in Northeast Asia while wresting a major friend away from the US. Moon has so far resisted Chinese leader Xi Jinping's push to greatly improve Sino-South Korean ties — but that could all change after Trump's decision to cancel the summit on Thursday.
|
|
Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE's campaign will leave at least one paid staffer in Iowa to coordinate with the campaign's thousands of volunteers in the hopes of wresting delegates away from Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
|
|
Trump's public nod of camaraderie with the conservative Republican, a regular presence on cable television who has criticized special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation and backed the impeachment of Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, was also notable given the controversy dogging Jordan surrounding allegations he knew of sexual abuse while serving as a wresting coach at The Ohio State University.
|
|
That's crucial, because Democrats need the broadest coalition possible to defeat President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE, and to have a shot at wresting control of the Senate from Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans GOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.).
|
|