My dish zeros in on the green beans and pork.
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By Argentina, and its currency lost 13 zeros in 40 years.
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The art world zeros in on a new region for two reasons.
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Here's what you need to know: • White House zeros in on ISIS.
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At the end of the animation, the missile zeros in on Hawaii.
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"I expect to see more zeros in the coming months," he said.
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This financial freedom, they're shackles, masquerading as zeros in my bank account.
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At Zwirner, he streamlines his material and zeros in on Baldwin himself.
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He has a "huge number of zeros" in his net worth, said Thiel.
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Networked, trackable and data-generating, they are ones and zeros in aluminium form.
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Safaricom also zeros in on driver wages, a sensitive aspect of Kenya's online taxi market.
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"We're likely to see more of these kinds of 'Day Zeros' in the future," said Otto.
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If a dog zeros in on a person or a bag, law enforcement checks it out.
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And the book soon loses its global scale as it zeros in on one refugee zone.
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Wealth advisers say that is a lesson for people with fewer zeros in their bank accounts.
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You might imagine that a billionaire's favorite hobby would be counting the zeros in their bank account.
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Alternatively, you could store all those trillions of ones and zeros in just 20 grams of DNA.
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At Salvation Burger, she zeros in on what the people want and dispenses with almost everything else.
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That's nearly two days of life invested into Nier, represented by ones and zeros in a save file.
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LaBeija zeros in on the dance's third part, set on a black stage and infused with an otherworldly mysticism.
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Freeze the current Social Security system by filling zeros in workers' earnings records for years after the reform begins.
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The film zeros in on a moment in the 1960s when Baker was attempting a comeback amid personal turmoil.
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In Agee's vividly contemporary and sensuous translation, "Agathe" zeros in on a quasi-mystical adventure in living and loving.
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By far the more entertaining of the two mythically entwined antagonists, L zeros in on Light with eccentric speed.
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Imagine having two zeros in a year and choosing to make an eye hole in the second TWO instead.
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Trosch's new work zeros in on the relationship between artist and model, patron and protégé, or kept boy and cougar.
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Europe's Top Digital-Privacy Watchdog Zeros In on U.S. Tech Giants | Whether or not negotiators reach a pact by Feb.
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Jordan Casteel zeros in on a woman resting her left hand on her knees; the title, "Mom Hand," speaks volumes.
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In October 1993 it removed six zeros, in December nine more, and then at the start of 1994 another seven.
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Picking up in 1536 with the decapitation of Anne Boleyn, Mantel zeros in on Cromwell as he consolidates his power.
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They're literally divide-by-zeros in the sky, places where the mathematics of Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity falls apart.
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The movie zeros in on the hypocrisy of strait-laced parents who condemn their daughters' profession but welcome the money it provides.
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With its play dates and parent workshops, First Teacher zeros in on the parent-child interactions that prepare developing brains for learning.
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Unfortunately for Sam, the bloodthirsty tribe zeros in on her apple-cheeked purity, choosing her as the vessel for their infernal ritual.
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In many aspects, the only difference between billionaires and their less affluent counterparts is the number of zeros in their bank accounts.
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There's a lot to unpack when looking at the male and female brain, but this clip zeros in on one important thing: empathy.
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"Sometimes the person we choose [as a partner] is someone who zeros in on traits that we need to work on," Fitzpatrick says.
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"If you get a bunch of zeros in these rural counties, you're not going to get A's in the big cities," Link said.
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Ms. Wasser said the gap between her high-end clients and those who divorce online is just one of zeros in their bank accounts.
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But as we have seen, it is the zeros in the tables that give us power to perform the reconstruction in the first place.
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Largely bypassing official reports and Tokyo politics, his new book zeros in on the portrayal of tremors and spooks that is his particular gift.
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The bitcoin algorithm adds these zeros in order to keep the rate at which blocks are added constant, at one new block every 20.3 minutes.
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Though it wasn't exactly my M.O., there was something unexpectedly appealing about minimalism's alleged perks: a clearer mind, more zeros in your savings account, etc.
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Menn's book covers the heyday of the group and some of its contemporaries, including The L0pht and W00W00 (note the zeros in place of Os).
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While the Wonderlic is a general aptitude test, the AIQ zeros in on intelligence and how fast a person can acquire, process and apply information.
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But now those involuntary murmurs are electric, and the combination they betray takes the form of ones and zeros in transit between a lock's silicon chips.
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Some of them are evidently serious thinkers committed to sincere ideologies, but the film perks up when Ms. Pelosi zeros in on unbridled ego or vanity.
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So she zeros in on another Russian native born in 1869, albeit one who took a very different path: the anarchist Emma Goldman (Imani Pearl Williams).
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The harmless antics are also part of his plan for self-preservation, pushback against the claustrophobic feeling he can get when the news media zeros in.
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This month, as the movie neared completion, he caught a numerical error in one of its graphics, a missing handful of zeros in one particular datum.
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TAMPA BAY ZEROS IN ON GIRARDI The Lightning and defenseman Dan Girardi are negotiating, and a deal appeared to be imminent, multiple news media outlets reported.
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Associates, including several people interviewed over the past week inside Tesla, his electric car company, portray him as a workaholic who zeros in on the smallest details.
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It zeros in, with mourning and quiet resentment and resolution, on a pivotal moment between separation and breakup: "I can hear you knocking on the door," she sings.
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The total number of paths Ms. Yuan could take through all 52 places is unthinkably large — the figure, according to these reporters' calculations, has 67 zeros in it.
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Hill zeros in on the failures and discarded idealism of the boomers, a generation that pivoted, in less than two decades, from motorcycles to minivans, from socialism to sushi.
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House of Cards As the Underwoods's presidential election plan of 2016 shifts into an even faster gear, "House of Cards" zeros in on yet another polarizing issue: gun control.
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The documentary zeros in on Washington, where a bill in the State Senate sought to repeal the rule allowing transgender people to use restrooms based on their gender identity.
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These bills were the For the People Act, a sweeping voting reform and security bill, and the SAFE Act, which zeros in on increasing the security of voting infrastructure.
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IDC, a market-research firm, predicts that the "digital universe" (the data created and copied every year) will reach 21996 zettabytes (22000 followed by 219 zeros) in 21911 (see chart).
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"It feels good to put up zeros in the playoffs," said Price, who has thrown 6 2/3 scoreless innings of relief with six strikeouts in two appearances this series.
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Any discussion about closing the $2 trillion 10-year investment gap quickly zeros-in on funding — revenue streams in the form of dedicated taxes or user fees — and financing solutions.
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He zeros in on four people — a whistle-blower, a military commander, a mineral dealer and a tailor — who share how the country's seemingly endless conflict has affected their lives.
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Trump and more ideological members of his team will continue to espouse an aggressive protectionist agenda that zeros in on countries with which the United States has large trade deficits.
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I played with the custom screen options, which include a nifty sport mode that zeros in on the tachometer and odometer to enhance the zippy aspect of the S-line cars.
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" Specifically, Google plans to use this data "to design new software, underpinned by advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning, that zeros in on individual patients to suggest changes to their care.
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It's clear she doesn't want to let the universe she so lovingly and thoughtfully built die, possibly to preserve her own legacy, possibly to increase the zeros in her bank account.
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Without a word of dialogue, and with a hypnotic, hallucinatory clarity, it leaves behind the sad details of modern life and zeros in on primordial questions of survival and human identity.
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The "What the Heck Is That?" feature zeros in on general knowledge that might be of help to solvers, but sometimes it is the twisted clues and wordplay that stumps them.
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She zeros in on an Alabama town that tried to secede from its school district, and what the ensuing court battle tells us about the fragile process of racial integration in America.
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And when Mindy's bitter, hard-boiled mother (Rosanna Arquette) arrives, her gimlet eye zeros in on her daughter's ambivalence and she bluntly asks her why she is going through with the wedding.
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In this interview with Sarah Aswell, the comedian Matt Klinman zeros in on the effect the social media behemoth has had on our world, and the stories you get to read about it.
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She quickly becomes aware of Master, "one of those teachers," just as swiftly as he zeros in on the girl reading Tolstoy alone in a local diner, whose checkered history makes her vulnerable.
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Judging by the teaser, this particular season really zeros in on Philip's (Matt Smith) rumored infidelity, and Queen Elizabeth's (Claire Foy) struggle in the spotlight as the public treats her family and reign as gossip.
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Los Angeles manager Dave Roberts said his team appeared to be pressing at the plate as Nicolino continued to put up zeros in an efficient fashion, using only 99 pitches to obtain his 22 outs.
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Rishi N. Jaluria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson, zeros in on its free cash flows, the amount of cash generated by a business after subtracting spending on plants and certain lease payments, to show this.
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Project 90 by 2030 also zeros-in on foster a new generation of climate leaders while supporting sustainable public policies across South Africa and promoting actionable, climate-friendly household initiatives like air drying laundry and carpooling.
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The director Amy Adrion zeros in on gender inequality in Hollywood through interviews with Ava DuVernay, Jill Soloway and other women in the film industry who share the struggles and joys of working in the business.
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Following a larger, somewhat confusing retrospective at the Sundaram Tagore Gallery in 21915, this show, "By the Sea," zeros in on her best work: a group of small, delightful still lifes from the 21993s and '70s.
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Look, it pains me a little to give credit to boxing, a sport that transforms brain damage into extra zeros in Don King's bank account, but this is one area the fight game gets exactly right.
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Davies (0-2) needed 58 pitches to get through those first two frames but settled in from there, posting zeros in each of the next three innings while retiring 12 of his last 13 on 5933 pitches.
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"Perhaps living life high up in a tower in a world of exclusive clubs, measuring success by wins and losses, the number of zeros in your bank account, perhaps you just develop a different set of values," Mrs.
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"We want to show our partners, from commissioners to billionaire owners, that we're building the stadiums of the future and arenas of the future and we've orchestrated the violent collisions of ones and zeros in this stadium," said Wright.
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A related column zeros in on how the market for designer frames came to be so heavily dominated by Milan-based Luxottica, which owns and licenses brands including Armani, Chanel, Coach, Michael Kors, Oakley, Oliver Peoples, and Ray-Ban.
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His remarkable new "Sixteen: Drummers Suite" (Pi) zeros in on sequences in the improvisational flow of six great drummers of the past — specific moments that Mr. Weiss pinpoints for you in his notes — and extrapolates melodies and arrangements out of them.
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Next, an early 17th-century hanging scroll by Iwasa Matabei (1578-1650) zeros in on this structure, with Genji standing facing the wind, his kimono billowing, behind semitransparent bamboo blinds called misu that are in actual use elsewhere in the show.
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This, too, was "conveniently expansive and conveniently specific," but it also zeros in on a real human insecurity: the fear among many well-meaning and comparatively well-off liberals that their lifestyles and attitudes didn't measure up to their egalitarian ideals.
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Earlier this year, he put beef heart on the menu again, at his third restaurant, Llama San, in the West Village, which zeros in on a hyper-specific facet of Peruvian food by serving dishes inspired by Nikkei, or Peruvian-Japanese, cuisine.
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The legal team zeros in first on highly intelligent species like whales, elephants and apes, and then set out to find a venue, settling on New York, where several chimpanzees live in small rural zoos, run-down amusement parks and university research laboratories.
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"From the Collection: 1960-1969," a yearlong presentation, zeros in on the overfetishized 1960s, when art and politics were in turmoil and interacted with a new force, and tells its story with work by more than 19693 artists from around 20 countries.
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It turns out the singer is in a volatile relationship — "I need you sometimes/but not all the time" — and the band starts kicking and churning behind her as she zeros in on tensions, backs off, and dives back in, again and again.
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" My mind swirls, then zeros in on a not-so-distant memory of the stout 9-year-old who wasn't yet my student, but visited me every morning after my class performed a musical for the school, which, according to him, was "the bomb!
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Opened in late June, "Ocean Wonders: Sharks!" zeros in on local aquatic life, recreating the underwater Hudson Canyon off the coast of New York and New Jersey, an area that's frequented by many of the 29 shark species that live in New York's waters.
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If the first section of "In the Fade" provides a series of snapshots of a contemporary German life — the hectic pleasures of its big cities; its ambivalent multiculturalism; its bureaucratic humanism — the second part zeros in on the gears of the country's legal system.
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" Tech elites who are looking for more than extra zeros in their bank statements are finding it in an unlikely place: so-called songversations, emotion-heavy gatherings that combine philosophical rap sessions with improvised music, run by a ukulele-strumming songstress who describes herself as a "heartist.
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As the administration continues to grapple with immigration policy, here are three books that examine how immigration has changed the American landscape and what a country owes to outsiders, while in the realm of fiction, a recent novel zeros in on the experiences of two young refugees.
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Quite poignantly, she zeros in from several angles (press reports, official documents, an interview with someone who knew him) on Marshal Sergey Akhromeyev, who was said to be a supporter of the 1991 coup attempt against Mikhail Gorbachev, and who hanged himself in his Kremlin office when it failed.
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Although Jin's gurulike speech might connote Steve Jobs, and the vast arena portends a set piece like the assassination that opens Brian De Palma's "Snake Eyes," the director, Cho Ui-seok, zeros in on an audience member: Park Jang-gun (Kim Woo-bin), One Network's computer systems manager.
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Mabel O. Wilson, the designer and professor of architecture at Columbia University, backs them up in an essay that zeros in on the lost potential, especially in urban design and therefore social justice, caused by the unusual whiteness — even by MoMA's standards — of its architecture and design holdings.
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Michael Kink, the executive director of the Strong Economy for All coalition, a group of unions and community organizations, said a pied-à-terre tax "zeros in on the global ultrarich," while a transfer tax on expensive properties could also affect families in gentrifying areas of Brooklyn or Queens looking to sell their longtime homes.
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EditorsNote: fixes "zeros" in sixth graf Chicago shortstop Tim Anderson had a double and two RBIs, and left-hander Carlos Rodon pitched 7 1/3 scoreless innings as the White Sox broke a six-game losing streak with a 4-0 victory over the visiting St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday at Guaranteed Rate Field.
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He added, "If you're wondering what the limit function is on Google's model or on Facebook's model it's Amazon getting a large enough share of retail to be able to say, you know I like that price but I'm gonna put two zeros in before the integer value, and cut the price by 99%," he said.
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This portion of the bill was included in the House-passed version of the Intelligence Authorization Act While the bill aims to address foreign threats generally to supply chains, it zeros in on Chinese supply chain exploitation practices including cyber-physical attacks on U.S. electric grids, missiles and computer systems, and malicious actors gaining access to sensitive data.
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Because this year is the 2875th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide, the BAM lineup zeros in on Rwanda, with movies about the genocide (the HBO film "Sometimes in April," directed by Raoul Peck of "I Am Not Your Negro") as well as more recent Rwandan films like "Finding Hillywood" (on Friday and Saturday), which explores the country's developing film industry.
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Other episodes address subjects like performed grief and hot takes, "An Open Letter to People Who Write Open Letters," the politics of online rage, and—a personal favourite—"The Horny Men of the Internet," which zeros in on what Zitron and Biederman call the "mwah sweetie" guys, who send unprompted, vaguely ominous invitations to women to visit them on yachts in Qatar, or Miami, or wherever else oversexed men with yachts are to be found.
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Before their conversation could progress toward lunch and money—maybe a loan or an advance on his inheritance, something to help with the rent, the child support, the zeros in his bank account fast approaching a solitary zero, Mom his eternal backstop—before Michael could start playing the old game of please feel sorry for me, the waiter arrived, not with the promise of taking their order but with Michael's older brother in tow, Henry, squat and flushed, bald, who grabbed the free chair like a wrestler grabbing a pair of shoulders.
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