The former is obsessively controlling, the latter is a pushover.
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None of this should imply that Easy is a pushover.
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Does the concentration of exclamation points indicate that I'm a pushover?
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You don't think of him as being a pushover, just proper.
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It's not a pushover, mind you, but it's way more approachable.
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November—they hardly see Trump as a pushover in the state.
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It's not as if he went to his grave a pushover.
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So he is a pushover for the hirsute in his midst.
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""I don't want my daughter to be a pushover when she's older.
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I don't want my daughter to be a pushover when she's older.
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Any man who boasts about being a martial artist is a pushover.
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That is how much of a pushover Aronimink has been this week.
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Dallas is in a rut, and Chicago's defense is hardly a pushover.
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Shirvani says younger managers must make sure they are not a pushover.
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The Brexiteers further believed that the EU would prove to be a pushover.
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Because of your easygoing attitude, people can sometimes mistake you for a pushover.
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It's not about being a pushover; it's not about lacking confidence, or self-esteem.
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You don't get to where he was by being a pushover or being stupid.
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It probably won't be a pushover engagement, but it'll be well within your capability.
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Musk: I think I was strict, and they tell me I was a pushover.
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Moreover, Teresa made it clear that she isn't a pushover when it comes to Joe.
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Far from considering Nixon a political hypocrite or a pushover, Americans cheered his diplomatic coup.
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You're told to be nice, but not too nice, or you're perceived as a pushover.
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She thinks he's a fool and a pushover who's harboring a "sick infatuation" with Offred.
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But regarding the new top prosecutor as a pushover would be a mistake, he said.
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If he were a pushover, they would be plastering his bumper stickers on their cars.
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But he deferred to the prosecutor, saying he had never known Grannik to be a pushover.
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Chills. After the war, Felicity moved to the capital, where she married a pushover state senator.
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More trade: China may be on the back foot, but that doesn't mean it's a pushover.
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Jimmy's monologue is mostly about his father's being a pushover, a sucker for a sob story.
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Tamburello: But at the same time I think that helps because people know you're not a pushover.
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It's hard to know the line between ignoring that someone doesn't like you and being a pushover.
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You're in an emotionally sensitive mood today, Virgo, but that doesn't mean you're going to be a pushover.
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Egypt hasn't qualified since 1990 and Saudi Arabia is usually a pushover, but this is an unpredictable game.
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I am probably more of a pushover but then again, it's probably because I love Sheryl so much.
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And they took her, with her neat dresses, white gloves and bouffant hair, as a pushover Jackie Kennedy lookalike.
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He's no friend of Britain, he just knows Boris Johnson is a pushover and wants to take full advantage.
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Mortimer called to cancel a piano lesson for her daughter ("I'm such a pushover") and started to walk home.
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Gordon is a pushover with the technical skill to actualize the vision of the Camerons and Joes of the world.
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It's hard to imagine how much of a pushover Annette's character was before Witherspoon insisted on giving her some autonomy.
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It doubtless suspects that under either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, America is likely to be less of a pushover.
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And make sure it is someone who is not a pushover when it comes to deductions and tax-avoidance strategies.
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"The president's comments made us look as a nation more like a pushover and I was disappointed in that, " Corker said.
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I'm generous and a pushover, so I sometimes don't ask for certain things, whereas he is better about Venmo requesting me.
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So when somebody tries to prove that The Saint is a pushover when he is off duty, I play it cool.
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I know that's not true, but I'm really concerned that they think I'm a pushover and it's not good for anyone. Help!
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"I wish that I could turn the other cheek every single time, but I'm also not a pushover, you know?" she continues.
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The remainder of their matches were losses, but they have proven to the rest of Group C that they aren't a pushover.
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In that sense, the EPA's twin targets—290 grams of carbon dioxide per mile and 210 mpg—ought to be a pushover.
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They have to walk a difficult line of being assertive but not too aggressive, likable but not too much of a pushover.
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In their desperation to assure their own people that they are not a pushover, China's rulers are forgetting the first lesson of propaganda.
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"People might not like it, but if you stand up for what you believe in, then you won't be a pushover," Richardson said.
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" Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker, a Republican, said Trump's comments next to Putin made the United States look like a "pushover.
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You just need enough units to patrol the borders, rattle their sabers, and scare off anyone who thinks you might be a pushover.
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As I stood there in my clearance-rack khakis watching A. leave, I felt the triumph of a pushover finally refusing to fall.
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" Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker, a Republican, said Trump's comments next to Putin made the United States look like a "pushover.
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Atlanta will attempt to build on last season's run to the conference final, while the scrappy Boston Celtics will not be a pushover opponent.
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The teasing I thought would end only got worse, because now the girls knew what a pushover I was, caving to their mean words.
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After telling her boyfriend his career is a joke and he's a pushover, she meets him poolside with a plate of fries and apologizes.
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President Trump would argue that foreign policy is not a popularity contest, and it's better to be viewed as a threat than a pushover.
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"Martins doesn't look like a pushover and the Democrats have also had scandals in Nassau," said Hank Sheinkopf, a veteran New York political consultant.
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The capos who had seen the fruits of doing business with a pushover like Fitzsimmons didn't take kindly to the headlines Hoffa was making.
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For anyone who knows top Hearst exec Joanna Coles, it's pretty clear, pretty quickly, that she is not a person who is a pushover.
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"There have been times in my career when people thought I was a pushover, especially as they saw me as this smiley guy," Ricciardo said.
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Indiana is hardly a pushover, and Paul George is the type of player who is going to have a transcendent playoff series at some point.
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The omission meant that the possibility of a false positive in cruising flight — a pushover occurring where it naturally would not — would likewise not be addressed.
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" Kris Jenner is still the take-charge mother, shown arguing with Kim before Caitlyn Jenner, then known as Bruce, describes herself as a "pushover for my family.
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People who once dismissed Rao as a pushover began likening him to Kautilya, the Mauryan empire's strategist who wrote a book on statecraft a millennium before Machiavelli.
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Republicans in the US Senate, where Sessions last served, appear allergic to appointing a pushover a few months before their party risks a bloodbath in the midterm election.
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"You're just looking for someone who comes in with a vision and a passion … and you want someone who can collaborate, but not who's a pushover," Abrams says.
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I try to be sensitive to people's feelings, but that's not because I'm stupid or I'm a pushover—it's because I believe that's the right way to be.
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I'm a pushover for sob stories, for teary tales of sacrifice and broken hearts, even when those stories stir up both intense emotions and skepticism about those flooding feelings.
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"This is the big question," said Giles, adding that while many observers assumed that Trump – a political novice – would be "a pushover for Putin," his unpredictability meant anything was possible.
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While Beijing seems to regard President Obama as a pushover, they won't be able to ignore a threatening and volatile Trump who fights for a fairer playing field for US firms.
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Sure, she had the best of the lunchboxes (that block of cheese looked good) but she was timid and kind of a pushover and carried a weird spoon wherever she went.
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Kevin Smith: We made a Jay and Silent Bob movie where you don't even have to be a pushover to be a little glassy-eyed once or twice in the movie.
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Presumably if Jon hadn't given her an excuse, she would have found a different one — it really looks like she just wanted to not seem like a pushover, to make her turnaround convincing.
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Today's comments belong to this latter genre—a rare but substantive reminder to the Anglo-Saxons that they should not treat Germany as a pushover, as Mr Trump seemed to do in Sicily.
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After Buress' infamous Cosby set, the allegations took on new meeting: if Buress, a deeply lovable dude best known for playing a pushover dentist, said something was wrong ... well, then, something was wrong.
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" A sense of work ethic she's also passed down to her children, explaining that she's, "definitely not a pushover and neither is David," in fact, she adds they're quite, "strict with the children.
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Mr. Slimane, with his insistence on total control and refusal to live in Paris, instead remaining in Los Angeles and making the brand come to him, is no one's idea of a pushover.
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"If you show your willingness to back down and kowtow to the party, the party considers you a pushover," said Maya Wang, a senior China researcher at Human Rights Watch in Hong Kong.
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Known for being a pushover, she is not even able to tell an overzealous sales assistant to just let her browse a store, and buying three pairs of socks in order not to disappoint.
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But while I wouldn't want my son to be versed in the behavioral skill set lately (and sometimes lazily) categorized as features of toxic masculinity, I also don't want him to be a pushover.
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Featuring a 13-inch FHD IPS display, an eighth-generation Intel Core i7 processor, a PCIe SSD up to 512GB, and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 graphics, the convertible Nitro 5 Spin isn't exactly a pushover.
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Every woman knows that there is being nice, and being a pushover, and it is not always easy for some of us to tell which side of that line we're on until it's too late.
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Snyder transformed Kansas State from a pushover—that may be generous; the school had gone 3-40-1 in the four seasons before Snyder took over—into one of the top 773 programs in the country.
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The Atlanta Falcons can clinch a playoff berth with a win Sunday, but they won't face a pushover opponent because the Carolina Panthers need a road win to retain their hopes of an NFC South title.
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The "double bind" means that women must project both warmth and authority in their body language: Smile, but not to the point of seeming like a pushover; take up space, but make sure you're not physically intimidating others.
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Being a Texan, though, and rarely hatless, he is anything but a pushover.) Mangold adds an unexpected grace note, for Miles has a wife, Mollie (Caitriona Balfe), and a son, Peter (Noah Jupe), both of whom he adores.
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No audience member will buy that things can be resolved so quickly and easily, and sure enough, Thanos is now a pushover, having drastically weakened himself in destroying the Infinity Stones, the objects which gave him his omnipotence.
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Why didn't you pick this when one of the music artists were on, not on our time when you saw five ladies that do daytime TV, you thought that we would be a pushover, that's why you chose us.
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" Corker said that while he shares Trump's desire to have good relations with Russia, he felt the president's remarks after meeting with Putin "made us look as a nation more like a pushover and I was disappointed in that.
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While the next eight months(ish) will decide the electability question vis-a-vis Biden, the takeaway from the Post-ABC poll -- or at least one of the takeaways -- should be that Trump isn't going to be a pushover in November 2020.
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But low scores remained elusive on a long and demanding course that is never a pushover, no matter what the conditions, with two-under-par rounds of 68 by Thai Kiradech Aphibarnrat and Irishman Shane Lowry the best of the earlier finishers.
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I don't mean that in a belittling way, like she was fragile or a pushover, just that it seemed more like she was about meet a person she admired for afternoon tea rather than to attempt to publicly beat them into submission.
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Travers is shy and relatively awkward, but he's not a pushover, and much of the season revolves around his attempts to figure out if his bosses — and the bigwigs they answer to — are using the intellectual output of API employees in shady ways.
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Besides speaking openly about the challenges of breastfeeding, nailing the perfect family photo with two young children, and why she frequently posts "real mom s—" online, the Lip Sync Battle host has also revealed that Legend's worst parenting trait is the fact that he's a pushover.
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RHONJ Stars Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga Translate Their Slang For the Rest of us During the first part of the RHONJ season 8 reunion last season, Teresa told Andy Cohen that she never thought of leaving Joe but clarified that she wasn't a pushover in the relationship either.
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Yet the Pittsburgh native feels at home on grass and, with 11 of her 19 Grand Slam match wins coming at Wimbledon, she was never going to be a pushover for Williams, who is still feeling her way back after a niggling knee injury had limited her court time since the Australian Open in January.
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Abigail Breslin's most recent role as Chanel No. 5 on Scream Queens may have painted the actress as a pushover who doesn't stand up to those she views as superior (namely the ultimate über bitch Chanel No. 1, played by Emma Roberts), but in real life, the 20-year-old speaks up for herself just fine.
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