Calling antagonists—particularly white nationalist antagonists—"trolls" in 2017, and furthermore linking these "trolls" to the trolls of yesteryear, overwrites the fracture that always existed within early trolling subculture.
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So The Good Place is simultaneously trying to build up new antagonists, while racing through plot so quickly to get everybody back together that its antagonists almost immediately get removed from the premises.
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Pathogens, Ms. Shah explains, have always been the body's antagonists.
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But they're not the only antagonists in the TV landscape.
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I think that most of our potential antagonists understand that.
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This is especially true for the former champ's biggest antagonists.
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And hence the sense of betrayal among his domestic antagonists.
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The antagonists were involved in only 599 of these fights.
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Our heroes are women, and their antagonists are women, too.
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Lindsey Graham, one of his main antagonists during the campaign.
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We now live in a world where in addition to having nation-state antagonists, and potential antagonists like Russia, and China, and Iran, and North Korea, we also have the problem of failed states.
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Warren was one of Trump's chief antagonists on the campaign trail.
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On this episode, both men had new antagonists to contend with.
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Hamilton was a New Yorker, and his main antagonists were Virginians.
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Ted Lieu, who's quickly becoming one of Trump's key Twitter antagonists.
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Thus, Schur's series often turn to increasingly outlandish guest-star antagonists.
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Dan, having battled his fair share of ethereal antagonists, steps in.
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The antagonists in these stories are not always who you'd expect.
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And then our antagonists, our critics, used it to manipulate us.
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"Critics, antagonists claim, should be objective," Mr. Bernheimer wrote in 2008.
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When antagonists appear, they arrive in a caravan of police cars.
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Cruz has been one of McCain's chief antagonists in recent years.
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Trump antagonists gave him virtually no credit, notwithstanding the robust U.S. economy.
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The antagonists of Dune are shaping up to be no less compelling.
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Superhero antagonists are meant to be terrifying, not generic or distractingly goofy.
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The Klingons look particularly menacing in this outing as the core antagonists.
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Video games have long used Nazis as the antagonists in their stories.
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Now, Qatar's antagonists appear to want Al-Jazeera closed down for good.
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Volunteers say the police rarely return the favor, treating them as antagonists.
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Former antagonists now share a common purpose: to keep the newcomers out.
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Repeatedly, his remarks were met by guffaws from the audience of antagonists.
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In interviews, he has adopted a tone of menace toward his antagonists.
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But nearly as soon as the plan was announced, antagonists rallied themselves.
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McCain emerged as one of Bush's chief Republican antagonists after the election.
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Particularly appealing to Roupenian is the shock value in foregrounding female antagonists.
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So far, all signs point to the Klingons being Discovery's main antagonists.
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Angiotensin antagonists, in contrast, seem to protect against severe mood disorder, Padmanabhan noted.
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Boyle Heights has become archetypal of the war between gentrification's actors and antagonists.
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Historically, the two were more likely to be seen as antagonists than allies.
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The show's strength remains Lenora and Martin, who are both partners and antagonists.
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His many attempts to bring the antagonists together in Yemen were repeatedly flustered.
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So they were caught between those two very immovable protagonists — or rather, antagonists.
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The group is supported by "foreign antagonists," including Saudi Arabia, the agency said.
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Unfortunately, and surprisingly, Nelson lets her antagonists off the hook at the end.
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Bill Cosby, Donald Trump, Kanye West: highly visible stars with highly motivated antagonists.
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One of Sessions' chief antagonists during his 1986 confirmation hearings was then-Republican Sen.
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It&aposs no surprise that Krauthammer&aposs liberal antagonists have joined in praising him.
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Swapping heroes and superheroes — protagonists and antagonists — could be gamble that pays out big.
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It's harder to be angry at antagonists who have every right to their pain.
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Like Trump, Cotton has expressed anger by calling for the prosecution of his antagonists.
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Some recent genetic evidence suggest calcium antagonists may also be tied to mood disorders.
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The stain on Lagarde's previously unblemished record might still give IMF antagonists some support.
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At first antagonists, they become tentative allies, only to be separated by suburban fate.
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But analysts say it is amply serving the interests of the two main antagonists.
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Many Republican leaders here are hopeful that the former antagonists can find common ground.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Debbie Ellerin's puzzle comes with protagonists, antagonists, and maybe some agony.
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Everywhere Uber turns, a conveyor belt of new antagonists keeps emerging around the globe.
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It opens doors, and we are able to highlight people who are social antagonists.
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Some of Trump's most determined antagonists, such as the Club for Growth and Sen.
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Those using beta-blockers and calcium antagonists were about twice as likely to be hospitalized for a mood disorder as people taking angiotensin antagonists after accounting for a number of factors that might influence the results, like age, sex and overall health.
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Abrams and Johnson aren't improv antagonists trying to score points by screwing each others' content.
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The antagonists want to change and transform others, which they think will lead to happiness.
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The kids not only approach their problems intelligently, but the antagonists are smart as well.
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Richie, 37, also included a photo of the Tethered — the film's main antagonists — holding hands.
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No, the real antagonists in The End of the F***ing World are the parents.
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Serena Joy is a warning, not only to her feminist antagonists, but to conservatives, too.
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As in the great war, it gets much much worse before exhausted antagonists give in.
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Space fiction is filled with fantastical antagonists—aliens, robots, alien robots, you get the idea.
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The show's primary antagonists — Victoria's mother, her adviser, and her uncle — add to the redundancy.
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It's sad that all we want to know is whether the antagonists were Muslims, again.
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"Looks like you all know who my pal is," Biden tells his antagonists with satisfaction.
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Pearlman also noticed parallels through Trump's relationship with two of his antagonists — both named John.
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But he said the company's business relationship with each made them more "frenemies" than antagonists.
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The president tends to do what he says, much to the chagrin of his antagonists.
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After her death, she was refracted through the interests of her admirers, or, too often, of her antagonists' antagonists: widespread hatred of Hughes, which crested in the seventies, sometimes eclipsed an appreciation of her work, in all its furious wit, abrupt tenderness, and transgressive force.
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This time, though, the antagonists will be doubled, and the once great enemies will be allies.
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Art: Ta-Nehisi Coates & Manny Mederos Tetu, left, and Zenzi, the main antagonists of Black Panther.
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These episodes generally expose the antagonists' real fears or, finally, unite potential couples in haunted houses.
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Since Warren emerged as one of his chief antagonists, Trump has been unyielding in his attacks.
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But the essential participants, the chief antagonists, were Suzanne Corkin and a man named Jacopo Annese.
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One of the most widely-spread ideas for writing stories is about how antagonists are written.
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It's touchstones are obvious—there aren't many board games that paint the police as unambiguous antagonists.
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The partnership between Johnson and Humphrey was as close as that of two antagonists could be.
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The cathedral interior is used by the film's antagonists not for worship, but for nefarious purposes.
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But in "Sabrina," the lawsuit argues, the statue is an evil symbol representing the show's antagonists.
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Mr. Newsom closed his speech with lines that his antagonists may keep in their back pockets.
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If museums want to continue to have a place, they must stop seeing activists as antagonists.
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Dozens of antagonists get hit during each protest, some evacuated with broken bones and bloody wounds.
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But as the antagonists get closer to Al Bab, the encirclement could become a flash point.
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Before flying back to New York City, he lobbed a last extralegal bomb at his antagonists.
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They need clearly defined dramatic (not just emotional) stakes; they need compelling antagonists and clear throughlines.
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The Windows mod, created by barsk, replaces the game's antagonists with some active and overeager canine companions.
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Alison — spoiler alert — was one of the antagonists who went by the pseudonym "A" in the series.
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Why might an absence of antagonists be a pattern in current movies about women, written by women?
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Neil Gaiman only had one rule for his Good Omens adaptation The film's antagonists feel similarly flat.
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And he's unsparing in mocking them, in terms of making his antagonists not just ruthless, but laughable.
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How did you think differently about the antagonists here than you would have in your past films?
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The real antagonists in this series, as in a lot of cinema about children, are the parents.
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Even female villains who exhibit zero human traits are just antagonists, like Ursula and Cruella de Vil.
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They're different, but they're similar in the sense that they've been longstanding antagonists of the United States.
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Mary's antagonists aren't out to destroy or rule the world, and they think their cause is just.
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Her antagonists only ever appear as torches in the mist, supported by inarticulate yells and horn blows.
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GOP critics ranged from lawmakers who supported Trump's campaign to one of his most dedicated party antagonists.
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They're usually just over-the-top antagonists in comic books, but Colin Furze is the real thing.
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But Trump thrives on bullying antagonists in public, and has urged his staff to "fight" the press.
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Some Trump antagonists have presumed guilt, while Team Trump has continually trumpeted there's "no evidence" of collusion.
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The company had been one of the chief antagonists for an antitrust probe of Google in Europe.
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A presidential election is a vast thing, but it has simple antagonists, a winner and a loser.
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A lesser flicker came when the former Drake antagonists Meek Mill and Tory Lanez appeared onstage together.
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In that novel, the crucial points of view radiate from apostles and antagonists instead of Lincoln himself.
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But the antagonists here should be those institutions, not individual consultant drones or hired-gun law professors.
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The painter and his legion of writers see us as our own victims and our own antagonists.
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Politico reported "no fireworks" at the gathering, and the two antagonists declined to discuss it immediately afterward.
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The film has something like five antagonists, which it keeps juggling, with four or five different storylines.
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People taking drugs known as beta-blockers and calcium antagonists for more than 90 days were twice as likely to be hospitalized for a mood disorder such as major depression or bipolar disease, compared to people treating their high blood pressure with so-called angiotensin antagonists, researchers report.
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Receptor antagonists such as 5-HT3 are a class of drugs known to slow intestinal movement in patients.
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When marginalized outsiders come together, they can confront their powerful, privileged antagonists and change society for the better.
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Along with Pennywise the Clown and the Red King, the Wendigo is one of Stephen King's primary antagonists.
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He was focusing on ending the war with Thanos and wanted the antagonists to disappear, so they did.
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They should instead be treated as what they are: the antagonists, with their targets in the subject position.
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It is about antagonists settling on a plan, because to do nothing is the worst plan of all.
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Meanwhile, loathsome antagonists like Vanessa Gekko and Rutabaga Rabitowitz were revealed as the protagonists of their own stories.
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It also introduces the Beast, a malevolent magical being that serves as one of the series's major antagonists.
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The antagonists remain the same this time round—billionaires, especially President Donald Trump; multinational companies; bad trade deals.
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Of these, 131,708 received antibiotics, 60,209 got histamine-2 receptor antagonists and 13,687 were given proton pump inhibitors.
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Pressure seemed to be coming from the right, in terms of Trump Administration animosity toward Silicon Valley antagonists.
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The villain of the current season, the Miami-born blonde is about as ludicrous as Bachelor antagonists go.
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Redressing the reputations of reviled antagonists from literature or the stage can seem a potty, if lucrative, enterprise.
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Yet here he is in "Mayhem," still happily slaying zombielike antagonists and up to his armpits in gore.
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One of Amazon's antagonists seized the moment last month with an unusual newspaper advertisement addressed to President Trump.
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In the game's story, those speed bumps are the many antagonists gunning for the Van der Linde gang.
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Silva owns Miami F.C. in the North American Soccer League and is one of U.S. Soccer's loudest antagonists.
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The last few years have brought many '90s antagonists back to the forefront of pop culture, from O .
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Often, Laoghaire and Frank have been antagonists by default — they are obstacles in the way of our heroes.
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In this incarnation, Iraq again becomes the principal battlefield, with Saudi Arabia and Iran playing the main antagonists.
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It makes sense that memes might cast names traditionally associated with older, wealthier, white people as their antagonists.
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The strategic genius of the plan is that it weaves vital economic interests of these sometimes-antagonists together.
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We see them here in the context of a community rather than as mere antagonists for our heroes.
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Minecraft is among the best-selling games of all time; it makes sense that it would attract antagonists.
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Imagine them playing out when the antagonists are ISIS, or China, or Russia, or his domestic political opposition.
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"Available data indicates that mTOR antagonists are just as safe in geriatric persons as in transplant patients, thus mTOR antagonists are the leading candidates to be 'anti-aging pills,'" Dean Kellogg Jr., a longevity researcher at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, told Gizmodo via email.
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There are still women being used as conniving, angry antagonists, but in cases like Adria's story in Diablo III or Azshara in the latest World of Warcraft expansion, there's at least enough characterization to see a variety of motivations, and a lot less use of overt trauma to create antagonists.
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To examine the link between blood pressure drugs and mood disorders, the researchers analyzed hospital data on 144,066 patients ages 40 to 80 who had been taking medicines for at least 90 days to control their high blood pressure - either angiotensin antagonists, beta-blockers, calcium antagonists or thiazide diuretics (water pills).
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Rosewood is like a warehouse with an endless supply of "A" antagonists to keep the Liars on their feet.
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" Some Twitter users compared UPS to popular Christmas antagonists like the Grinch and the Scrooge, calling the tweet "dark.
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Brodisacoum and similar chemicals are vitamin K antagonists, meaning they block our cells' receptors from taking in the vitamin.
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The celebrity attorney — who has become one of the president's chief antagonists — is flirting with a 2020 presidential run.
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Well-produced segments — whether they were panel discussions or separate interviews — could have juxtaposed antagonists like Kramer and Williamson.
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The Amharas and Oromos, which constitute well over two-third of the country's population, are seen as 'historical antagonists'.
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"Initially, we were going to go through the game with just the Baker family as the antagonists," Nakanishi explains.
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The world of Days Gone would, flatly, be far more interesting if none of its antagonists were in it.
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We identify with our favorites, getting a frisson of pleasure from their perseverance against tall odds and difficult antagonists.
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In particular, it feels like his shows often become trapped by cartoonish antagonists and conflicts the longer they run.
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The person responsible for the reboot is also one of the film's antagonists — Niander Wallace, played by Jared Leto.
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"Hopefully now the President has learned his lesson," said one of Trump's chief antagonists, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer.
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Caving into pressure — whether from the United States or from Mexican antagonists — is not the AMLO that Mexicans elected.
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" Drake over Tay Keith's menacing production, on the other hand, turn Baby and Gunna into antagonists on "Never Recover.
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In this telling, Pelosi and the Democrats are Trump's foremost antagonists, and in bridging their divides, he weakened himself.
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They include monoclonal antibodies given by injection or through a vein, and so-called CGRP antagonists taken by mouth.
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Last week, Warren, one of the top tech antagonists in the Democratic presidential race, declined to back Harris's call.
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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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Now he narrows his frame to the warfare between performative progressives and their antagonists bellowing about the PC police.
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Last week, Warren, one of the top tech antagonists in the Democratic presidential race, declined to back Harris's call.
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Different as night and day, the twins are also antagonists, a dynamic that persists even after Zelda's purported death.
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In both of those cases, the president was proud to make deals and even cultivate relationships with those antagonists.
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Trump antagonists have less power in Congress, although Democrats, if they remain united, can ice new legislation in the Senate.
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They have also been perhaps the most consistent antagonists for Democrats during all eight years of President Barack Obama's tenure.
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We never get to see how Nancy's Working Girl subplot resolves because her antagonists, uh, become possessed monsters and explode.
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The rails are both the heroes and antagonists of a conservation paradox that's unfolding here in the San Francisco Bay.
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Assad has managed to retain power with the help of frequent U.S. antagonists Russia, Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group.
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Once I successfully convinced [one of the game's major antagonists,] Kellogg, not to fight and we became mercenary buddies instead.
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In my experience, horror movies that pit two antagonists against each other are more slapstick than scary — think Freddy vs.
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Instead, warring antagonists stake out opposing positions and complex political debates are reduced to a stream of insults and vitriol.
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But today's antagonists are talking past one another and losing interest in the middle ground that most voters still occupy.
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While the antagonists of the first season had depth and a variety of interesting motives, the French are outright clichés.
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Sartre and Camus make at best sideways appearances, although they were de Gaulle's ideological antagonists as much as any politician.
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The difficulties of defending tough reporting and shielding journalists from powerful antagonists can be hard for any corporation to stomach.
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Not that the show, which has been one of his most outspoken and popular antagonists, didn't remain on the attack.
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As is the norm, Ms. Minaj aims shots at unnamed antagonists, but in the past, that bluster felt truly targetless.
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But, in the end, there is no substitute for a strong union in a long-term struggle against powerful antagonists.
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Aided by her media-savvy lawyer, Michael Avenatti, Daniels has become one of Trump's most dangerous and highest-profile antagonists.
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Despite Mr. Chávez's victory, the two parties still dominated government institutions, which he saw as antagonists or even potential threats.
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In both instances, one in 2010 and the other in 2013, the military claims that Mr. Amro pushed his antagonists.
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One of Clinton's antagonists, who voted as a House member to impeach him, drew lessons from that long-ago fight.
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Once those were solved, the site told the origin story of the game's antagonists leading up to the game's release.
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It came out of that Elmore Leonard or Midnight Run structure, which is a bunch of obstacles and antagonists and things.
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A pair of longtime EPA antagonists just introduced bills imposing new restrictions on how the EPA uses science to develop policy.
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Mr Trump, too, has picked fights with antagonists like North Korea's Kim Jong Un, only to embrace them after minor concessions.
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That was followed by the Unfriended sequel Dark Web in July, this time featuring nefarious human antagonists instead of supernatural ones.
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In spite of his role as enforcer and chief network spoilsport, Mr. Tankersley was generally well respected, even by his antagonists.
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It helps balance out the story when the protagonists and antagonists (especially Campbell, ugh) bog the show down with their extremes.
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And though May dismissed the account as "bar chatter," some of her chief political antagonists have seized on Robbins' reported comments.
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There are heroes and comic relief figures and antiheroes and antagonists, all of which you can see evolving day after day.
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Schlafly's pronouncements drove her antagonists to distraction, though they suspected that her biting language was calculated precisely to provoke their outrage.
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For castaways adrift in space, the Red Dwarf crew does encounter a statistically improbable number of antagonists from week to week.
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Consider Neo halting Agent Smith's bullets in the Matrix — or any number of movies where antagonists square off against one another.
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Described by friends and colleagues as unrelenting, she occasionally stepped out into the public eye to take on her husband's antagonists.
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But the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, wanted to make one thing clear: Mr. Trump wasn't just teasing his favorite antagonists.
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Antagonists of Trump recognize, as I do, his ability to manipulate and bend rules and people — particularly Republicans — to his will.
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Jazz is brilliant, as she constantly informs the reader, and as secondary characters inform her, and as her antagonists point out.
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The plot is a fun one, featuring surprise guests from the future and Terminator action figures as the mysterious alien antagonists.
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He also points fingers at duplicitous antagonists in Albany, where his plans for the stadium and congestion-pricing were both scuttled.
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It's no surprise that Democrats find him odious—McConnell's unfavorables are 2202 points higher than his favorables with his natural antagonists.
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Russia is the only major power with significant relations with the main regional antagonists: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Syria and Israel.
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But now the two sides have come together in a deal that reimagines Silicon Valley and Detroit as allies rather than antagonists.
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Of course, in the real world, evil antagonists won't just back off at the high-pitched sound of a woman's angry voice.
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I took a lot of joy in confronting some of Horizon's antagonists head on, or demeaning them with a twist of logic.
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Through his puffed-up ego, Trump is apparently unaware that by tweeting his opprobrium he is giving his antagonists a fantastic platform.
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"More studies to query the benefits of mTOR antagonists in 'healthy older persons' are needed... and the sooner the better," he added.
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But the problem with Trump's argument is that it's less about specific antagonists or legislation and more about shadowy actors and cabals.
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Likewise, our antagonists seem to toggle between invincible, superpowered bullies who could easily crush us and laughably archaic relics of the past.
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"I'll have to take him here," she said, beneath the photomural of antagonists throughout history: Serge Gainsbourg, Catherine Millet, Alain Badiou, Astérix.
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The Syrian government and its Russian allies are longstanding US antagonists in the Syrian war, which has spilled into its eighth year.
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The armistice, not a formal peace treaty, has left the war's principal antagonists in a technical state of war for 63 years.
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Trump's comments were a stunning statement for a US President to make, particularly while standing alongside one of the US' primary antagonists.
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If it weren't for Ferguson's engaging villanness, Rose the Hat, the film's antagonists would've been the least terrifying part of the film.
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Among the most vocal antagonists of the law is the American Petroleum Institute, with members including Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell.
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It doesn't help that Mr. Lepage turns Coriolanus's antagonists into gassy lobbyists and phone jockeys while giving his supporters all the dignity.
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In his defense, some of Mr. Trump's most effective antagonists — Stormy Daniels, Michael Avenatti, Michael Wolff — have a knack for the outrageous.
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Heated arguments at the local tavern display more class than these press antagonists in front of the nation's government and medical leaders.
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And what in God's name are powerful computer programs like the Merovingian up to when they're not being antagonists in the films?
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His remarks were welcomed by China, which has repeatedly called for calm among all antagonists in the long-running Korean Peninsula crisis.
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Analysis: The underwhelming deal shows that these two powerful antagonists can achieve the basic steps of deal making, our economics correspondent writes.
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Like Frank Underwood in "House of Cards," Pius also suffers from a lack of worthy, competent antagonists as he steamrollers his opposition.
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Glueck notes that Microsoft was "once among Google's strongest antagonists" as a point in Oracle's favor, although it's a somewhat ambiguous fact.
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Nearly 5,500 people signed up in a day to an online petition asking the university to see rapists as the "true antagonists".
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Nearly 5,500 people signed up in a day to an online petition asking the university to see rapists as the "true antagonists".
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The political antagonists in "The Cockroach" are not Leavers and Remainers, as they are in the Brexit drama, but Clockwisers and Reversalists.
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And he complicates the narrative, slightly, by sprinkling antagonists throughout — mostly rival music executives though not Mr. Knight, Dr. Dre's greatest albatross.
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Still, the United States must learn to cope with this new geopolitical reality of a dual, and increasingly united set of antagonists.
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"Part of Al's earlier approach to public life was swashbuckling and baiting antagonists into fights they could not win," Wikler told me.
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It remains to be seen if Romney would continue to be one of President Trump's chief antagonists if he chooses to run.
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The local teenagers might as well be from "Bye Bye Birdie" — and they evolve from antagonists to allies with the scantest provocation.
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After registering 171 pounds, he threw two middle fingers to the heavens, further enraging his antagonists and channeling that nameless Roman actor.
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Becoming one of Trump's leading antagonists could help him score a future leadership role — and possibly stoke rumors about ambitions for higher office.
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Bullying, intimidation and torture was the only category where antagonists were responsible for more of the incidences: 237, versus 144 for the heroes.
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And that uncommonness extends all the way up the chain of antagonists to the 19th-century figure who set the battle in motion.
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Similarly, the series has promoted White Rose (BD Wong) to a series regular, smartly playing up one of TV's best, most enigmatic antagonists.
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In this one, you're playing as Clancy again, and he's thrown into a devious puzzle room constructed by one of the game's antagonists.
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M.M.T. people are the insurgents who view their antagonists as a calcified elite, and that establishment views the M.M.T. people as gooey idealists.
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It was a cynical but effective way to turn the tables, framing them as antagonists in the centuries' long struggle for racial equality.
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Even with the pressures and daily challenges of the White House, Trump seems never to miss an opportunity to bash his media antagonists.
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As she did with Mr. Gill's review, she responded, battling back her antagonists and becoming something of a folk hero in the process.
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In particular, IL-23 and IL-23 antagonists proved to be highly effective, resulting in dramatic improvements in ∼80–90% of psoriasis patients.
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The character was previously played by Topher Grace in the 2007 film "Spider-Man 3," as one of the web-slinger's main antagonists.
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The two primary antagonists of his latest film, the F.B.I. and the news media, are among President Trump's most prominent targets for criticism.
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IAGO is one of the most heinous antagonists in all of the plays, using manipulation to take revenge on all who anger him.
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China, another of the permanent members of the UN Security Council and a traditional ally of Pakistan, has urged dialogue between the two antagonists.
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Destiny 2's post-credits scene seems to very clearly be pointing to what's been hinted at as a fifth race of alien antagonists.
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But what about those big government baddies running Hawkins Lab, who were the main human antagonists and foils to Chief Hopper last time around?
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Anil Dash, an internet entrepreneur and activist who has been trolled for his outspoken comments about GamerGate, has made a study of his antagonists.
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Deadlines The fresh attempt to repeal Obamacare is taking place in the Senate, and involves some of the former president's consistent antagonists, including Sen.
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To impeach the commissioner, his antagonists aim to bypass the House leadership and bring the measure directly to the floor as a privileged resolution.
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In the northern part of that province, near the Turkish border, the Islamic State is currently under attack by a long list of antagonists.
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His implicit offer of pardons will likely place Trump alongside Richard Nixon in the pantheon of the antagonists of the American rule of law.
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The leaders of the Highwaymen and primary antagonists of New Dawn aren't Drugs-and-Jesus Cultists (though, do they ever show up) this time.
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Dodman and Shuster gathered horses with severe problems, who would pace and bite at guardrails, and gave them narcotic antagonists—the opposite of morphine.
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And if Donald Trump's antagonists have their way, his removal will restore that sacred scripture to its proper place as the basis of policy.
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A legal trial is, in theory, a classic process: Two antagonists have their say, under fair terms, and agree to abide by the result.
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During the campaign, The Enquirer also published scathing articles about Mr. Trump's rivals, as well as perceived antagonists like the television host Megyn Kelly.
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In some ways, the Syrian opposition and its Russian antagonists appear at odds with Western powers over the success of the truce so far.
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"This is a fight between friends that will only benefit actual antagonists such as North Korea," says Park Cheol-hee of Seoul National University.
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"Reputation" is about lashing out against your antagonists, sure, but also about seeking, and perhaps finding, love in the midst of severe self-doubt.
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"We keep seeing examples of the Department of Justice weaponized against Trump's political antagonists," Jesse Eisinger of ProPublica wrote, in response to the news.
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As Polygon's Ben Kuchera writes, though, it's dragged down by its dull antagonists: a pair of murderous futuristic live-streamers called the Calypso Twins.
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Will it address that Patel is of South Asian descent, that Davy's benefactors and antagonists (Ben Whishaw is playing conniving Uriah Heep!) are white?
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But a new generation of women is rising up as active antagonists for the rights of both woman and child to peacefully co-exist.
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A long shift from walkers to humans as primary antagonists now feels complete, though of course the show could shift back at any time.
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Poppy is the primary antagonist, but the film also has several other secondary antagonists, and it keeps tagging them in like a WWE match.
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As Slate's Ruth Graham points out, the Covington teens greatly outnumbered their antagonists, and a lot of them were making fun of Phillips's chanting.
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The show has featured antagonists of many different ethnicities and backgrounds, but in this case we inadvertently and regrettably stepped into a complex political issue.
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The film's antagonists are the politicians and pencil-pushers who stay safely on Earth, judging how to spin propaganda out of the cosmonauts' every move.
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Now they find themselves in roles no one ever imagined, as the central antagonists in the raging debate between personal privacy and the nation's security.
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In a series known for charismatic and interesting antagonists, here was a horde of mute ice zombies who simply wanted to wipe out all life.
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But I'm wondering if there are any examples of truly blue-collar antagonists who manage to maintain both their class identity and their "villain" status.
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The president – prone as he is to Twitter tirades and harshly criticizing his antagonists – has been extremely vocal about his displeasure with rising interest rates.
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As the developers have noted before, pigs became the antagonists only because the game's development happened to coincide with swine flu being in the news.
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The show has featured antagonists of many different ethnicities and backgrounds, but in this case, we inadvertently and regrettably stepped into a complex political issue.
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The struggle is gory and usually people die, but at least both antagonists can acknowledge the life-or-death struggle in which they are participating.
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But a social wealth fund that turns workers into owners of, rather than antagonists to, capital might appeal to workers without alienating powerful business interests.
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Despite the extensive lore, history, theories, prophecies, books, and shows about the Game of Thrones universe, we know next to nothing about its central antagonists.
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Two of the main antagonists, who have driven the show's id since the very first episode of the very first season, just kinda get squished?
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The actual climate antagonists—fossil fuel companies, the Republican Party, and rich people—might not be swimming into our houses and munching on our ribcages.
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It is member of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) trade and defense union, as are its three main antagonists — Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain.
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It is now clear that Turkey and the United States are less allies and partners than antagonists and strategic competitors, especially in the Middle East.
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Rather, it was traditional publishers, social media companies, professional antagonists, and the general online reader who found ways to push helpful discussion wildly off-course.
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The intrigue: Fancy Bear is primarily known for attacks against NATO and former Soviet states, with a smattering of attacks against Russian antagonists mixed in.
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"I stand in awe of the pharmaceutical industry's jujitsu magic to have gotten their prime antagonists to become the focus of the problem," said Sen.
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If the 2016 election has brought forward a new generation of Clinton antagonists — WikiLeaks, Breitbart, Russia — it has also reintroduced America to an old one.
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Subsequent administrations expanded this system, appreciating that the United States could strengthen its perch by enabling the progress of former antagonists and longstanding friends alike.
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Do liberals in fact need to understand — or empathize with — their many antagonists, the men and women who are sharply critical of the liberal project?
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Once the primary antagonists, they've now been reduced to a substitute for water, forming a "moat" in a fenced-in perimeter around the Savior compound.
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But by targeting Mr. Ohr, the president moved beyond his bitter clash with high-profile antagonists like Mr. Brennan and reached deep into the bureaucracy.
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Private equity's loudest political antagonists were back at it over the weekend, wrongly arguing that Taylor Swift's contract dispute is illustrative of the industry's rapaciousness.
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But, in June, Barr issued a legal opinion arguing that Bush had "inherent constitutional authority" to order the F.B.I. to take foreign antagonists into custody.
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There is a raging war today for the personal data of the average consumer, and a Maginot line has been clearly drawn by the antagonists.
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"Social media manipulation is the new frontier for antagonists seeking to influence elections, polarise public opinion, and side-track legitimate political discussions," the report states.
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The idea of "sexiponage" might strain credulity, at a time when cyber warfare between America and antagonists like Russia and North Korea dominate the headlines.
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Rather than making landowners partners in protecting species, the ESA too often treats them as antagonists — which ultimately harms the effort to protect imperiled wildlife.
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The British Men of Letters started off this season as antagonists for Sam and Dean, but now they all seem to be on the same side.
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And the coverage that has existed has primarily featured the underdogs as antagonists of not-very-popular frontrunners rather than scrutinized them on their own terms.
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Stealthily name your list "My Best Friends," or "Thinkers" and no one will suspect it really is a handy guide to your most virulently disliked antagonists.
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Over the last six years, networks of online antagonists have jumped on every mass tragedy to manipulate the media and propel this term into the mainstream.
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But tech companies have been the most visible antagonists and have cast the proposal as anywhere from frustrating to an existential threat to their business models.
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Both films are under 80 minutes in runtime, so this shorthand — along with Karloff's gift for pantomime — works effectively in establishing antagonists as soon as possible.
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A late entrant to the competitive arena of migraine treatments, Connecticut-based Biohaven's rimegepant is part of a new class of medicines called CGRP receptor antagonists.
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Because the statue is featured prominently in the show, The Satanic Temple claims its members are being associated with the "evil antagonists" depicted in the series.
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"I stand in awe of the pharmaceutical industry's jiu jitsu magic to have gotten their prime antagonists to become the focus of the problem," Whitehouse said.
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His authority and power are in his mind the key agents of every human drama, even ones whose main antagonists going back centuries have been authoritarians.
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If Johnson, like Lance Stephenson and Joakim Noah and countless other 'Bron antagonists before him, is indeed in the King's head, he'd probably rather not be.
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While there are similar products, so-called dopamine antagonists, on the market already, the company said its product did not have safety issues associated with others.
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Our constitutional republic, riven with checks and balances, would compel antagonists to find some sort of collaborative resolution—and that would work to the greater good.
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Last night's Game of Thrones might have been one of the season's most heartbreaking episodes, but it was full of revelations about the series' primary antagonists.
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AMLO, if he is elected, and Trump would be natural antagonists, but enablers as well, as each would fit the other's vision of the bilateral relationship.
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"It's unfortunate that mean-spirited antagonists have attempted to draw attention away from this event by mischaracterizing the beliefs and positions of our organization," Daly said.
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Audrey and Morgan aren't the usual oil-and-water pair of natural antagonists thrown together by circumstance so they can squabble their way to mutual appreciation.
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Once enemies in three wars, then antagonists in an uneasy peace, Egypt and Israel are now secret allies in a covert war against a common foe.
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Themistocles' fleet staged a waterborne defense of land against human antagonists; the U.S. Navy fleet can defend its crews from landborne pestilence by remaining at sea.
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It includes some of the finest moral argumentation in the canon: thrilling back-and-forths between well-matched antagonists with a great deal on the line.
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The study, in BMJ Open, compared people who used P.P.I.s with those who used H2 receptor antagonists (Zantac, for example) and with those who used neither.
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The city councilman has been one of the fiercest antagonists of the deal that would reward Amazon's expansion in New York to a seemingly limitless degree.
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The game itself consisted of flinging birds at pigs, but it at least provided its writer, Jon Vitti, with protagonists (the birds) and antagonists (the pigs).
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It's like street fighting, in which antagonists generally refrain from deliberately gouging eyes or punching throats but will still beat the hell out of each other.
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And Ruby Bridges's antagonists in "The Problem We All Live With" appear only in the form of ugly graffiti and a thrown tomato sliding down a wall.
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The Bladerunner's antagonists espouse the kind of idealistic extremism that drives countless anime plots; it's ripe for philosophical monologues delivered by Eugenics Control administrators and "Naturist" fanatics.
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White Walkers certainly seem to be the central antagonists of the story, but the basic fact of the matter is that nobody knows what they're even after.
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Its heavily criticized narrow perspective does make sense in the context of the insular, classist culture of Nick's family, who are largely poised as the film's antagonists.
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Alt-right antagonisms—really any antagonisms—should instead be described in terms of the impact they have on targets, not what the antagonists want people to think.
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We need all of our forces and credibility to help broker an understanding between Iran and Saudi Arabia as the main antagonists in the Middle East today.
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Trapped on Titan, Skyrine Master Sergeant Michael Venn and his fellow soldiers face dual threats from Earth and the alien Antagonists who have invaded the solar system.
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Far Cry 25 and 4 were so driven by their "insane" antagonists, and here it feels like Ubisoft quadrupled down, aiming for unpredictability and finding instead incongruity.
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And Sunday's key match has the added spice that elevates great sporting rivalries into truly epic ones: a dash of real-world tension between the two antagonists.
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Mark Cuban The billionaire Dallas Mavericks' owner emerged during the 2016 race as one of Trump's chief antagonists, letting no opportunity to needle the Republican nominee pass.
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All he did was demonstrate once again that his supposed antagonists in the political media have short memories, which makes them easy marks for a tired con.
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In fact, sometimes the most pervasive antagonists are the ones you encounter every day, or in this case, in Hawkins, IN. So who is this mysterious Billy?
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The first rule of being a strong man who rules over a hive of squabbling, heavily-armed antagonists is don't ever let them think you're a goner.
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If Mr. Trump wants to succeed, he needs to defer more to those — from tough-minded advisers, to congressional antagonists, to angry allies — who disagree with him.
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" In this memoir, the television writer "catalogs the men who should have been comrades and instead were antagonists," said our reviewer, adding: "It's not a short list.
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Deliberate outrageousness is his métier, but he's an equal opportunity purveyor, eager to rile stray conservatives who venture into the theater, as well as their liberal antagonists.
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That's a mistake: With no personality defects to exploit and only imaginary antagonists (all puny) to shake a fist at, this Abzug unbound gives Fierstein no resistance.
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Before long, the personal feed that had once been a totem of cornball folksiness included harsh attacks on Megyn Kelly, "Lyin' Ted" Cruz and other perceived antagonists.
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Such an outcome would place the country in the hands of antagonists of the bloc, who have raised concerns about membership in both NATO and the eurozone.
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Ms. Swift has always had enemies — antagonists animate her — but this is not as savage as "Dear John," or even "Mean," songs written for a specific target.
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The United Nations special envoy for Yemen, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, who also briefed the council, said he saw no sign the antagonists were willing to compromise.
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The new United States foreign policy, with its xenophobic protectionism aptly symbolized by Mr. Trump's promised wall on the Mexican border, will turn these supporters into antagonists.
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Shortly after Trump fired Bolton -- by tweet -- two of his former antagonists, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, could barely hide their smiles.
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Shuttle diplomacy undertaken by Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson with the antagonists, all of them close allies of the United States, ended last week in failure.
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He stuck with the Clintons longer than some of Mr. Clinton's other political gurus, like Dick Morris and Douglas E. Schoen, who became highly vocal Clinton antagonists.
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Its antagonists hide behind ill-garnered success and unearned public acclaim, while its protagonists live with the consequences of doing the right thing in an unjust system.
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Trump would also pick out one or two antagonists during any given debate — always some combination of Bush, Marco Rubio, and Ted Cruz — to try to take down.
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More pressingly, this case illustrates the need to rethink the "free speech" defense, one howled to the heavens—by the antagonists, anyway—in the aftermath of Jones' harassment.
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All these antagonists are somewhat sympathetic, but their desire for meaningful change in the face of real problems is presented as leading inevitably to mass murder and genocide.
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Elba, who has played both protagonists and antagonists in movies and TV shows including The Wire, Beasts of No Nation, Pacific Rim, and a handful of Marvel movies.
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She has managed an unusual balancing act during nearly two years in the job, remaining in the good graces of both Mr Trump and his Republican-establishment antagonists.
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Yupelri belongs to a class of drugs called long-acting muscarinic antagonists (LAMA), with the existing treatment options primarily being hand-held devices such as Boehringer Ingelheim's Spiriva.
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At a panel discussion at NYCC, showrunner Emily Andras announced a run of 12 episodes (up from the first season's 10) that will feature higher caliber demon antagonists.
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The increasingly polarizing concept was on full display this week, as UBI backers and antagonists sparred at a debate hosted by Intelligence Squared U.S. in New York City.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), one of Trump's chief antagonists on Capitol Hill.
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You've got Michelle Pfeiffer eating birds and Danny DeVito doing whatever it is he's doing as the main antagonists, along with Michael Keaton returning as Batman/Bruce Wayne.
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Trump previously proposed during his presidential bid that countries like Japan and Saudi Arabia should acquire nuclear weapons as a counter to antagonists like Iran and North Korea.
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We use props to prove our racial bona fides, shedding the "real" in favor of simplistic, rhetorical slights of hand designed to throw our antagonists off our trail.
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At first blush, the luxury fashion industry would appear to have little to do with a resurgent labor movement that identifies "millionaires and billionaires" as its great antagonists.
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These onslaughts of rhetoric aimed at his opposition mostly leave his antagonists sputtering in response, but I don't think an in-kind response will be very effective either.
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To preserve the integrity of foreign funds, the US must be vigilant about its aid infrastructure lest non-governmental antagonists deal irreparable blows with its own wayward dollars.
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Mr. Conte will now present his cabinet choices to Mr. Mattarella, who has the power to reject individual ministers and is wary of empowering antagonists to the euro.
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Any reopening would require an agreement between the antagonists in the war, which has led to what the United Nations has called the world's worst humanitarian disaster. Col.
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It makes no sense as anything but a plot device, and you'll find yourself, like Clay's antagonists, yelling at him to listen to the rest of tapes already.
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Both directors said Mr. Garfield possessed a moral conviction necessary for playing their protagonists, each of whom happen to be devout and forced to face down Japanese antagonists.
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One of the most aggressive, vocal antagonists to Silicon Valley's tech giants has received a big boost from a rather unexpected source: Former Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton.
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Few sportsmen have faced as many opponents, adversaries and antagonists as Perry, and even fewer have confronted them with the same hard defiance, the same cool, unflinching panache.
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Once the supernatural threat was eliminated, the Lannister queen and her rather one-note set of cronies in King's Landing became Game of Thrones' apparent final set of antagonists.
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The president took to Twitter to rail against former FBI Director James Comey, who has emerged as one of the president's principal antagonists in the ongoing special counsel probe.
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In the case of female antagonists, this often means they are shunted off suddenly or are left simmering on a back burner until it is their time to die.
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In these stories, it's the ecoterrorists who are at the center, and if it doesn't feel quite right to describe them as the heroes, they're certainly not the antagonists.
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And there were times he got the best of his antagonists — flipping the script on Mr. Bush as he tried to hit him for missing votes in the Senate.
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Before looking at Russia and China, and the growing awareness that they will become the Western agencies' main antagonists again, start with the twin shocks of technology and terrorism.
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The most compelling antagonists are often those who offer a heady mix of attraction and repulsion, such as the morally defunct criminal mastermind and 'Truth Terrorist' of "The Bridge".
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She's a prodigious fundraiser to whom many members owe favors, and her main antagonists are white men with voting records that are at least somewhat more conservative than hers.
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In one, Daredevil has to fight his way out of prison; another battle takes place in a newspaper office where the antagonists use every implement that comes to hand.
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In all three cases, the protagonists are unsuited for and inexperienced with violence, and they're up against antagonists who are, to varying degrees, better equipped to handle lethal force.
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Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee who has recently become one of Trump's chief antagonists, will hit the campaign trail alongside Kasich in the run-up to Ohio's primary.
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Google has spent years marketing itself — more aggressively than Facebook — as non-threatening, noted Luther Lowe, a Yelp policy staffer who is one of Google's longtime antagonists in Washington.
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The key difference is that whereas the Oddworld games had antagonists that could kill the player (and that you could kill through indirect means), Shiny has no violence whatsoever.
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Artist Jeff Hong today launched Trumptendo, a group of old school Nintendo Entertainment System video games that replaces antagonists like Donkey Kong, Bowser, and Mike Tyson with The Donald.
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But it was making money, so they made new serial killers and put the emphasis on the antagonists, but Dexter was an exhausted character, and it got stupid. Right.
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In the end, he ceded significant concessions to his Albany antagonists in exchange for an extension of a single year, down from the three years he had hoped for.
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Phillips also recently published an in-depth report with Data & Society titled The Oxygen of Amplification, which offers better practices for reporting on far right extremists, antagonists, and manipulators.
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Words of intolerance and xenophobic characterizations of refugees—some of the world's most vulnerable people—as invaders and antagonists have no role in our efforts to find a solution.
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But at Kalinatek, to the effect of better characterizing our antagonists and defining a change in the story's pace, that dynamic is both reflected back at us and subverted.
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The best friend (John Glover), the patron (Marin Mazzie) and the nurse (Marsha Mason) are not antagonists or foils but enablers; Mr. McNally doesn't give them any structural function.
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The most obvious guess as to the culprit for this horrendous crime would be a member of the Seventh Kavalry, a bloodthirsty white supremacist group and Watchmen's leading antagonists.
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"If he takes that shot now and takes on as antagonists all the populists and authoritarians around the world," Ms. Nossel said, "it could be a long five years."
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Even Neville Chamberlain and Halifax, ostensibly the movie's antagonists for their desire to negotiate with Hitler and unwillingness to back Churchill, ultimately function only in their relation to Churchill.
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That forms part of the motivation of some of the show's antagonists: they're frustrated by modern technology, and feel that our reliance on tech has diminished society as a whole.
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Mr Wilders' antagonists argue that because his comments this time targeted an ethnic group, rather than a religion as in his earlier hate-speech trial, they do not deserve protection.
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GROWING A TAIL Early in the show's run, Olivier, a body-modification fan who's one of the antagonists overseeing a human cloning project, shows off the pink tail he's grown.
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One of Mr. Hearn's primary antagonists, a bearded California-based programmer named Gregory Maxwell, also appears to have pulled back from his work on Bitcoin after receiving anonymous death threats.
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There are a lot of names and histories to introduce in the first episode, so keep track of the primary antagonists and be sure to groove to the funk music.
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The game changed for Hammer with the success of its 1955 film The Quatermass Xperiment, a science fiction feature whose alien antagonists presaged the studio's true calling card: monster movies.
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The weekend wobble was treated by some political rivals and online antagonists as validation -- proof positive that the Democratic nominee was unfit, in the most literal terms, for the presidency.
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The Babadook is obviously an assigned-male-at-birth individual and yet, unlike other male-type horror-antagonists that are often hulking and brutal, the Babadook is slender and feminine.
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Coverage of free speech fights in the U.S. casts the left as illiberal antagonists and lets the right off the hook for its own, much more serious history of censorship.
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And who among them – even the most implacable administration antagonists – wouldn't want to pay this modest tribute to the vice president whose son, Beau, succumbed to brain cancer last year?
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Mr. Genscher traveled extensively over the next few years to persuade allies and antagonists alike to take Mr. Gorbachev at his word about Soviet economic change, diplomacy and arms control.
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Of all the antagonists the theater has thrown at us over the centuries — the bloodthirsty royals, the cannibal barbers — death is the most formidable, if also the most dramatically inert.
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A framed poster that hangs above the door to his judicial chambers in Orange County reminds him daily of the vitriol he attracted as one of Mr. Clinton's main antagonists.
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Americans should turn on their televisions, he wrote on Twitter, and watch the attorneys make "our case against" his political antagonists, who he listed with a series of taunting nicknames.
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It bears reminding, for example, that Washington and his best-known adversary on this latter question, W.E.B. Du Bois, were not antagonists at the time of the "Atlanta Compromise" speech.
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While this occasionally descends into what feels like a numbing list of names and organizations, Nelson largely succeeds in throwing light on the vast power of her cast of antagonists.
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In a petition filed with the state District Court of Travis County, Google raised concerns over two consultants, in particular, both of whom have worked for Google competitors or antagonists.
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Turkey and Russia are also pressing ahead with diplomatic cooperation, with the goal of expanding a partial truce and bringing the Syrian antagonists into a new round of peace talks.
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For them, the prospect of his premature exit has had the effect of a curtain call after a bloody opera, reanimating vengeful antagonists for a final bow on center stage.
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Some of them are victims and some of them are antagonists, but none of them are as important as Jennifer and Needy — either to each other or to the audience.
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We wanted to look at the roles of government and big business within the world we were building, and set up a huge, almost-impossible-to-overcome group of antagonists.
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But it does go so far as to introduce the antagonists—larger, dangerous giants who make the BFG as much of an outcast in his world as Sophie feels in hers.
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That gave the Sky Blues the dubious honour of having failed to win a derby in over a decade, a fact of which they are still reminded by their local antagonists.
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And it seems noteworthy that in the initial round of globalist versus nationalist arguments, Bannon's main antagonists — not just Cohn but also Kushner and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin — were mostly Jewish.
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The men on the show are neither antagonists nor bumbling idiots, they're simply secondary to the women's goals, be that getting to the bottom of a case or literally committing murder.
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The show has never been great at developing human antagonists, and as written in the comics, Negan is less a character than a collection of violent tics and vaguely sociopathic tendencies.
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As soon as the lawsuit was filed, those executives took an interest in Schmidt and his client, sending out operatives to dig up what they could find on Uber's new antagonists.
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Its terrorists are always fronts for domestic antagonists that no one could really root for: corrupt, power-crazed high-ups in America's military-industrial complex who may also be undercover Nazis.
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The centerpiece of this strategy is to interrupt and apprehend the recruiters who prey on weak, disaffected youths and then manipulate them into dangerous antagonists capable of horrific acts of violence.
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In the past, Ms. Swift's refusal to name the subjects of her songs or any of her personal antagonists also robbed them of their opportunities to respond, keeping the narrative tidy.
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Clara's particularity is precisely what makes her such a resonant and representative figure, because it's her idiosyncratic spirit that is threatened by the sterility and greed represented by her mercenary antagonists.
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Murata, by contrast, announced with his Olympic gold at middleweight that he could be the first Japanese fighter to win in the wider world, a world full of 211-pound antagonists.
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Fans have been comparing the bold outfit to those of other fictional antagonists, like members of the Slytherin house in the Harry Potter series and Claire Underwood from House of Cards.
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Indeed, both Totono and Doki Doki Literature Club build sympathy for their antagonists, in an effort to give weight to the selfishness of the player actions that drove them to violence.
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And McPhee shares, with boyish delight, his blueprints for the structures of his pieces, including "Encounters With the Archdruid," a profile of the environmentalist David Brower and Brower's three chief antagonists.
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Axelrod is best known for voicing antagonists Finster (season 1) and Lord Zedd (seasons 2-20193) on the popular Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV show, which ran from 1993 to 1996.
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Several prominent Trump antagonists are actively urging other Republicans to take on the president, and a popular governor, Larry Hogan of Maryland, has indicated he is newly open to their entreaties.
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Today's culture wars, like war itself, have moved beyond the old, clearly defined fields of contention and are just as likely to rage among old allies as traditional right-left antagonists.
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What we're talking about here is the unintended consequences and bureaucratic refinements and things that have to do less with the civil rights movement and the protagonists and antagonists of it.
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"All of this is entirely man-made — this is a result of the conflict," Mr. McGoldrick added, urging countries that are supporting the antagonists with arms deliveries to exert more influence.
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In a news conference, Trump denounced what he called an "egregious display of hatred and bigotry" displayed by antagonists "on many sides" — a seemingly noncommittal characterization that drew an immediate backlash.
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"Ultimately they want to be recognized as a nuclear power and then reset their relations with some of their antagonists, South Korea and then the US, as a nuclear power," he said.
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Trump will begin the process with a remarkable meeting with President Barack Obama at the White House, an encounter between antagonists who never bothered to hide their visceral dislike for one another.
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Put simply, the silent protagonist means that there is no positive force in the world of the game to talk back to the longform, clear arguments being put forth by the antagonists.
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One of the things that made Big Little Lies so gratifying is that it felt complete as is, not distracted with the need to plant seeds for future twists and emerging antagonists.
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They called him a "jackass" and implied he was a child, but now some of President Donald Trump's most vocal Republican antagonists on Capitol Hill are cozying up to the White House.
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His antagonists come from all corners -- including his own party -- and not since the "Anybody But Carter" caucus have we seen the party of the front-runner so opposed to his nomination.
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Gutierrez is yet another Trump supporter trying to activate the racial resentment among American voters to get them to support Trump, even if that means describing Latinos like himself as the antagonists.
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Mr. de Blasio has faced stiff resistance to his agenda — and millions spent on negative television ads — from well-funded antagonists including charter school advocates, Uber and the city's largest police unions.
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They have advocates who say humans have an obligation to care for them, and antagonists, like the authors of the book "Cat Wars," who want to eliminate them, by any means necessary.
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By deploying white-hulled coast guard cutters — the small stick — both antagonists have announced, matter of factly, that they are enforcing the law in waters where they are entitled to do so.
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There are "save the cat" and "kick the dog" concepts that help the audience ally with or side against your protagonists and antagonists based on how they treat the world around them.
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First he charmed her step-daughter and now — at least in the eyes of many Trump antagonists on the internet — Justin Trudeau has left a new Trump family member smitten: Melania Trump.
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But the lack of progress between Israel and the Palestinians showed that Mr. Trump can line up any number of cheerleaders and still fail to break the impasse between the prime antagonists.
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In addition to the Mounds, the exhibition features other recurring characters in the Moundverse — for instance, the Mounds' natural antagonists, "the Vegans," who love tofu, order, and emptiness, and can't see color.
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The new Republican senator from Missouri was equally loud when he was the state's Attorney General, but he's positioned himself on Capitol Hill as one of the biggest antagonists of Facebook and Google.
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Now that he stands an extremely good chance of winning the Republican nomination, some of Cruz's intra-GOP antagonists are lashing out to defeat him, even at the risk of strengthening Donald Trump.
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Like many young adult sci-fi stories, though, Paradise Hills offers a space where young women's competence and autonomy is taken for granted — even if the antagonists are determined to take it away.
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She's also been one of Ivanka's fiercest antagonists, reminding us that just because Ivanka resembles a real human being doesn't mean she has humane qualities, including intellectual independence and, you know, baseline empathy.
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The National Review, which in January 2016 eviscerated the candidate with an issue titled "Against Trump", has since taken a more accommodating line, while still continuing to employ and publish some Trump antagonists.
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He said that realpolitik would likely prevent the West — especially the U.S.— from acting against the Saudis too aggressively, or pushing Riyadh into the embrace of antagonists of American interests, such as Russia.
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But then again, the concept of antagonists becoming best buds has been baked into this franchise since Brian O'Connor turned his back on the cops to throw in his lot with Dominic Toretto.
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For a series that's so often treated its primary antagonists as towering, intimidating bastions of evil, that feels radical, but it also punctures their balloons and makes them a little more ridiculously human.
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In Japan, there was a trend for some time of selling synthetic cannabinoids with NMDA antagonists like diphenidine or methoxphenidine; then you're dealing with interactions between drugs that are already unknown in isolation.
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He was poised to be a breath of fresh air after the corruption that tainted much of Grant's presidency, but the same men who allowed that corruption to happen were Hayes' biggest antagonists.
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The Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, faces challenges from antagonists including WikiLeaks, the far-right news organization Breitbart and the group Judicial Watch, which has been hounding her since her days as first lady.
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"I very much worry that the antagonists seem to believe that this can be a managed and contained military escalation but military planners thought the same thing in 1914," she wrote to CNBC.
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Kerry announced the initiative on a visit to New Delhi, and his show of support for his Indian hosts marked a departure from Washington's usual neutrality regarding the nuclear-armed South Asian antagonists.
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In "Just the Funny Parts," Scovell, whose résumé includes stints on many zeitgeist-y shows, from "The Simpsons" to "Murphy Brown," catalogs the men who should have been comrades and instead were antagonists.
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None of Mr. Trump's many media antagonists have taken him on in quite this way, on his own terms, using some of the same tactics he did as a celebrity, candidate and president.
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The tethered aren't Pet Sematary's undead, exactly, but they're not that far off, either — figures with familiar faces and demonic intentions, antagonists who know every shameful secret and vulnerability of the people they're tormenting.
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"Following a slew of failures with other 5-HT6 receptor antagonists, Axovant's intepirdine put the nail in the coffin for the mechanism in Alzheimer's disease," Baird analyst Brian Skorney wrote in a client note.
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Episode 1 At the end of season 1 of Love, our two antagonists (for that's what they are in this moral mudpile of a series) had just enjoyed a kiss and a few confessions.
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The opening minutes of the season premiere center on tying up one of the loosest ends from Season 1: Soviet assassin Dorothy "Dottie" Underwood, one of the chief antagonists of Agent Carter last year.
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Racist taunts and physical threats had to be endured — from antagonists bellowing from the grandstands of Southern ballparks in the minor leagues or from vile bench jockeys like Ben Chapman, the Philadelphia Phillies' manager.
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There's the promise of H.R. 1, but the practices observed Thursday by the bill's Democratic sponsors and Republican antagonists alike would suggest there's little danger anytime soon for the big-money system in politics.
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"Scovell, whose résumé includes stints on many zeitgeist-y shows, from 'The Simpsons' to 'Murphy Brown,' catalogs the men who should have been comrades and instead were antagonists," Melena Ryzik writes in her review.
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In the paintings at Jack Shainman Gallery, Abney depicts tightly packed, chaotic scenes where it is not clear who are the antagonists and who are the protagonists, or even what exactly is going on.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio, frequent antagonists who teamed up to lure Amazon, presented the deal to bring 25,000 of the company's workers to Long Island City as a major victory.
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Researchers studied 63,397 people in Hong Kong successfully treated for H. pylori infection, of whom 3,271 used P.P.I.s and 21,179 took H2-receptor antagonists, another type of acid-controller (Tagamet, Pepcid and other brands).
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"Despite his repeated promises to cooperate, Mr. Rosenstein's supervision of the Department of Justice has been sorely inadequate," said Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina and one of Mr. Rosenstein's most outspoken antagonists.
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But it's hard to see how he could persuade his antagonists on either the right or the left to stand down, convinced as they both are that they represent their hotly contested state's future.
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The yuan has been pegged around 7.0730 for a few weeks, and a move in either direction could telegraph clearer than words whether the trade war antagonists are moving closer together or further apart.
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Above all, the deal shows that these two powerful antagonists can achieve the basic steps of deal making, building trust as negotiating partners, respecting bright lines on each side, and allowing each other ambiguity.
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The ambassador, Alya Ahmed al-Thani, also said there could be no direct negotiations until her country's antagonists ended their economic boycott of Qatar, which she described as an illegal "siege" causing deep harm.
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The yuan has been pegged around 7.0730 for a few weeks, and a move in either direction could telegraph clearer than words whether the trade war antagonists are moving closer together or further apart.
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One of Mr. Trump's most provocative and persistent antagonists, Cher, is leading a new boycott of the president-elect that aims to hit him where he will most certainly feel it: his Nielsen ratings.
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The leader of United Nations' peacekeeping operations offered a dire appraisal of South Sudan on Tuesday, saying the world's youngest nation is sliding further into mayhem with no sign that its antagonists want peace.
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The Babadook, a fictional character in the eponymous horror film who terrorized a family's home in Australia, was a fitting metaphor for queer people's potential roles under the Trump administration: We will be the antagonists.
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And following in Marvel's latest penchant for somewhat sympathetic (or at least, nuanced) antagonists, Hannah John-Kamen's Ghost, whose backstory I won't spoil here, is just as much a victim as she is a villain.
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But when it counts—as, say, in Washington state's recent ballot initiative on a carbon tax—its antagonists in the fossil-fuel industry smack a chequebook more forcefully on the other side of the scales.
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This also plays out in the idea that Dolores and Bernard are going to be antagonists now, because Dolores said so, or in the way Lee gives his life to save Maeve (as you mentioned).
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By letting some antagonists survive season 1 and create an ongoing presence, Coker was able to build on strong character foundations to move the series forward in a way that Jessica Jones season 2 couldn't.
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In tweets Rapp has identified the GamerGate movement as particular antagonists, saying that "GG" sympathizers had been contacting Nintendo directly with information from her personal life, but she also caught the ire of neo-Nazis.
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Brainiac is an android from another planet and has advanced mental capabilities that allow him to manipulate individuals and machines, and it looks like he'll be one of the the main antagonists in Injustice 2.
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The 95-page report, based on a yearlong investigation, represents the first time the United Nations has blamed specific antagonists in the Syrian conflict for the use of chemical weapons, which is a war crime.
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There's more than a hint of Breaking Bad's Walter White about Darcy's detached demeanor, while Green Room's marauding racists recall the antagonists who made the final season of Vince Gilligan's show such an unpleasant ride.
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But President Trump and the Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg took unmistakable aim at each other on Tuesday at this conference of business and government figures, reprising their roles as antagonists on the global stage.
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The movie lights up whenever it shows archival footage of its antagonists: Jacobs is sensible, warm and witty; Moses is cocksure, occasionally truculent, openly contemptuous of the people his big ideas are likely to displace.
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Their simultaneous race to seize the city, Al Bab, has turned into a test of how a global realignment of powers supporting Syria's antagonists could help reshape or end the nearly six-year-old conflict.
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"General Flynn's resignation is a troubling indication of the dysfunction of the current national security apparatus," said Mr. McCain, who has emerged as one of the few Republican antagonists that Mr. Trump has not silenced.
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Nothing was resolved, and it appeared that if anything, the meeting illustrated how antagonists have hardened their positions over the crisis afflicting Venezuela, once Latin America's most prosperous country, now in an economic free fall.
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All any of these characters are doing is trying to undo death — the antagonists are just far more committed to the cause than our heroes, who want merely to rewrite the plague out of history.
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On the other hand, to both Democratic Party political pros and their left-wing activist antagonists, keeping the media lens on Trump scandals rather than substantive issues like taxes and health care is objectively counterproductive.
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During that time, terror attacks were relatively common, with many attacks attributed to the group known as the Tamil Tigers, who were the Hindu government's antagonists in the war, though the group was avowedly secular.
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Both Mr. Mas and Mr. Rajoy — the two central antagonists in Catalonia's long-building dispute with Madrid — saw their popularity plummet after making austerity cuts and failing to take responsibility for corruption scandals in their parties.
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Stick is a member of The Chaste, an ancient group that is sworn to fight The Hand, who are likely to be the primary antagonists of The Defenders following their involvement in Daredevil and Iron Fist.
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In the chapters to come, we see musicians deal with "anti-fans" actively invested in disliking them, casual fans, and entirely different sorts of audiences such as family, friends, potential collaborators, business people, and random antagonists.
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They must team up with their former enemies and ignore their training as they journey to the homeworld of the Antagonists to learn what the fate of every intelligent being in the solar system will be.
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The same people who would almost certainly be early victims of any nuclear war with the nation's most powerful potential antagonists have less democratic control over their fate than the residents of any other U.S. state.
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Technology providers view their first obligation as being toward the security and privacy of the customers they are contractually committed to protecting; for that reason, they have often been miscast as antagonists to law enforcement interests.
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It does not say what the conservative antagonists, who are decidedly to the right of their fellow Democrats and more likely to vote with President Donald Trump, think a Democratic-controlled House should try to accomplish.
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The two were antagonists in the early months of the administration, with a feud that attracted widespread commentary by the Washington press corps while Bannon was in the White House and continued even after Bannon resigned.
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Fox News reporter Jennifer Griffin said Trump's team has asked Work to remain in his role in part due to concerns that North Korea and other foreign antagonists may test the president-elect after his inauguration.
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After Mr. Cohen joined the Trump Organization in 2006, the role that Mr. Trump wanted him to play was clear: a combination of aggressive spokesman and lieutenant who would take on the real estate mogul's antagonists.
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As the bell rang and students streamed to their classes, she pulled aside the antagonists and just let them vent, using the listening skills she had learned as a negotiator on the police department's SWAT team.
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Christian invites Wyatt to live with him, but soon Wyatt's emotional state unravels as strange visions and unnerving voices turn his reality into a hellscape, and he begins making preparations for war with perceived alien antagonists.
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Hollywood, for the most part, has positioned itself as one of Donald J. Trump's chief institutional antagonists, and yet only a nation that had fully absorbed the values of show business could have elected him president.
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It also demonstrated the deep fissures Trump and his GOP antagonists are creating within their party, which threaten his agenda and complicate Republican efforts to retain control of the House and Senate in next year's elections.
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I thought of Edward Gorey's deadpan alphabet books, visiting upon his innocent, tall-collared children the bloodiest freak accidents; and of the great Jackie Chan, mowing down scores of eager antagonists like a weaponized Gene Kelly.
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If the Night King and Company are really going to be the epic antagonists this season, it's pretty likely we're going to learn more about their motives, which means they're going to have to communicate. How?
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Tozadenant, which the company acquired last year when it bought Biotie Therapies for $363 million, belongs to a new class of drugs called A2a receptor antagonists that can help improve motor symptoms in patients with Parkinson's disease.
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Positioning himself as the defender of victimized white males, he goes after those he sees as their antagonists: feminists, people of color, and immigrants, cloaking his hate speech under the mantle of the right to free expression.
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On Wednesday, the developer released an intriguing piece of art showcasing the main group of antagonists in an homage to The Last Supper, which was preceded by a live-action teaser that revealed the new Montana setting.
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Their helplessness and confusion makes Belko Experiment feel like Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon's The Cabin in the Woods, but with less humor, and without the peeks behind the antagonists' screen to shape and humanize the story.
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Josh Mohrer, the general manager for Uber New York who was one of mayor's chief antagonists during the dispute last year, said on Friday that the company supported several proposals in the report and City Council legislation.
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The couple was either at the center of a comedic universe, where story lines spun out from friends, work, and family, or they were the antagonists of a dramatic plot, tracing a path toward their permanent dissolution.
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In this situation the best result would be for one or both of the antagonists to back off their warfare for the good of the country, and prior to the time when one of them is routed.
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Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, condemned the attack in a statement, emphasizing that antagonists in the Yemen conflict had damaged or destroyed more than 70 health facilities since the hostilities began 17 months ago.
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Although their meeting in St. Petersburg on Tuesday produced little beyond vows of friendship and cooperation, the symbolism of the two former antagonists coming together for a friendly talk was enough to raise alarms in Western capitals.
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Escalating trade frictions between the U.S. and China have a range of businesses and investors in both countries sweating, but some believe there remains a bright spot where the antagonists can find common ground — fighting environmental issues.
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Why it matters: The same dynamics that turned many public internet forums into free-fire zones between culture war antagonists and red state/blue state zealots have begun to roil the worlds inside Silicon Valley's walled gardens.
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There was the timing: Mr. Acosta's credential was stripped hours after the president fired his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, and had to explain away a difficult midterm election that handed his Democratic antagonists control of the House.
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People's Daily, the Communist Party's main newspaper, published an online commentary on Tuesday saying that "schools and students are not antagonists," and adding that universities should seek to better understand the thoughts and actions of young people.
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Since taking office, Mr. Trump has appointed one of the chief antagonists of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, as its administrator and proposed slashing its budget by nearly a third, more than any other federal agency.
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The report said that these and other Russian weapons systems, which are more advanced than anything China could produce, would allow Beijing greater military capabilities in a confrontation with possible antagonists such as Taiwan or the US. The report said that these and other Russian weapons systems, which are more advanced than anything China could produce, would allow Beijing greater military capabilities in a confrontation with possible antagonists such as Taiwan or the US. They would also allow China to accelerate the development of its own advanced weapons, the report said.
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According to a complaint filed late last week, Pinkerton sent Take-Two Interactive a cease-and-desist letter over the characters of Andrew Milton and Edgar Ross, a pair of Pinkerton agents and major antagonists in the game.
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Mewtwo was one of just two original pokémon yet to make an appearance in Pokémon Go, and its status as one of the series' best-known antagonists made it a fitting adversary for the Pokémon Go Stadium event.
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And in doing so, he went against the grain of typical political combat in New York, where the conflicts are usually of the hand-to-hand sort, and not broad frontal attacks on powerful antagonists they cannot control.
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Both have become frequent cable network guests — Mr. Avenatti as one of Mr. Trump's greatest antagonists, and Mr. Scaramucci as a loyalist to the president even after flaming out after less than two weeks at the White House.
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The two antagonists have warred on and off since the militant Islamic group Hamas took power in Gaza in 2007 and Israel imposed a land, sea and air blockade of the territory and its roughly two million residents.
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Gerald Benjamin, a political scientist at the State University of New York at New Paltz, said the shared set of antagonists "could drive the mayor and the governor together," though no signs of a thaw were immediately apparent.
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He demonstrated a highly improvisational and situational approach that could inject a risky unpredictability into relations with potential antagonists, but he also opened the door to a more traditional American engagement with the world that eases allies' fears.
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