You gotta remember that every time I've been arguing with someone, I've been loading it, I'll be arguing with guys, but at the same time I'm loading "Gun Lean"—I don't care about the guys I'm arguing with.
|
|
We've come a long way, baby — from arguing with our loved ones over what video to rent to arguing with our loved ones over what movie to stream.
|
|
All too often it's academics arguing with politicians who are arguing with cops—and the actual people at the sharp end of the policy get left out of the conversation.
|
|
When Joel finally gave in and started arguing with a movie, you knew that movie was truly bad; with Mike, arguing with the movie was an innate part of the viewing experience.
|
|
He will end up arguing with and killing his maker.
|
|
The offender appears to be arguing with several people afterward.
|
|
We don't need somebody that's gonna be arguing with ballplayers.
|
|
They were just arguing with each other, putting out stuff.
|
|
Over the next few weeks, executives kept arguing with Musk.
|
|
Arguing with any company is one of life's small pains.
|
|
Imagine, for instance, that you are arguing with your partner.
|
|
The No's will have a hard time arguing with that.
|
|
Yeah, I was just arguing with someone about free speech.
|
|
I look forward to arguing with you in good weather.
|
|
" Kylo is arguing with Luke: "Where did your path lead?
|
|
But some Trump allies aren't arguing with Schumer's strategy. Rep.
|
|
I need a dog lover arguing with a cat lover.
|
|
Forget the petulant government arguing with Brussels about budget deficits.
|
|
The video shows the student arguing with the BAMN members.
|
|
" I remembering arguing with Google, but then like, "I don't know.
|
|
I was arguing with everybody, trying to fight with my ideas.
|
|
I'm arguing with the guy who put it together for me.
|
|
He continues to read Lenin, arguing with him in his mind.
|
|
Don't even think about arguing with me—just listen and watch.
|
|
There's nothing wise about arguing with Big Narstie about absolutely nothing.
|
|
An older man is arguing with the shoe boy in Pashto.
|
|
Oh, look, here's my brother arguing with Herb on Herb's page.
|
|
He should not waste time arguing with Beto O'Rourke over guns.
|
|
We see her arguing with Aisha over treatments, boys, and lipstick.
|
|
GUTFELD: Yeah, it&aposs like when you&aposre arguing with a spouse.
|
|
Witnesses said they heard Pitt arguing with someone before shots were fired.
|
|
"He got belligerent and began arguing with the officers," the spokesperson said.
|
|
And I kept arguing with [Leibovitz] saying, 'You don't understand about Balenciaga!
|
|
Jana Nielsen sees Father Noah arguing with a man outside her home.
|
|
" Brussaux commented, "I would hardly call Kanye arguing with himself 'grown men.
|
|
Essentially, he was arguing with himself about the brilliant girl group. Classic.
|
|
It's unclear if it's the same girlfriend he was arguing with Thursday.
|
|
"Not everyone is arguing with the press," he said, to large applause.
|
|
VolunteerMore rewarding than arguing with strangers about who Daenerys will eventually marry!
|
|
The polling shows that arguing with a rival has few negative consequences.
|
|
And obviously, I'm 100 percent right and arguing with me is folly.
|
|
Lebanon has been arguing with foreign donors over international aid for months.
|
|
Just 72 hours ago, Sanders had no intention of arguing with Warren.
|
|
By this point, Harrison's it's-all-Kremlin-lies defense is so repetitive that arguing with him over whether Azov involves neo-Nazis is beginning to feel like arguing with someone over whether the Holocaust involved Third Reich Nazis.
|
|
He allegedly said that he had been arguing with Rios, the report said.
|
|
" She added: "Instead of arguing with me, Terry ran out of the bar.
|
|
A whole lot more democratization, and a whole lot less arguing with publicists.
|
|
The bottom line: It helps to be empathetic when arguing with another person.
|
|
But I'm not here to waste my readers' time arguing with another academic.
|
|
You'll spend as much time arguing with Six as you will translating hieroglyphs.
|
|
In the video, Booker is seen arguing with a large group of onlookers.
|
|
Then, Bloomberg published a video that showed Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver.
|
|
Arguing with bad uncles is not going to fix them, or us. 14.
|
|
And Issa was probably just exhausted from arguing with them about it all.
|
|
Since I couldn't yell at every man, I started arguing with my father.
|
|
She said she was reduced to tears and left after arguing with Seagal.
|
|
Instead of arguing with people and getting in line, essentially, you do what?
|
|
And then ... And then you realize you're arguing with the Russian boss, right?
|
|
She copped to doing some damage to the house while arguing with him.
|
|
She watches him arguing with some businesspeople that money doesn't grow on trees.
|
|
He received a technical in the fourth quarter for arguing with the referees.
|
|
Arguing with your partner is a normal part of being in a relationship.
|
|
I couldn't have understood this as a kid, arguing with the parish priest.
|
|
Katt soon followed and started arguing with the manager over the seating situation.
|
|
When the militants reached his door, the workers overheard him arguing with them.
|
|
He has likewise chided himself publicly about his penchant for arguing with referees.
|
|
Arguing with the author in your head forces you to gather opposing evidence.
|
|
And Tiny never even thought, for a long while, of arguing with her.
|
|
If you've been arguing with someone, it may come to a head now.
|
|
It also appears over and over, potentially arguing with its neighbors in a word.
|
|
And if you're arguing with someone online, you're probably under the influence of both.
|
|
For me, there's no arguing with the results — Digit has saved me serious cash.
|
|
Don't expend precious resources arguing with an old high-school buddy on social media.
|
|
"The problem is, everyone is arguing with each other and is divided," Frenck said.
|
|
Earlier in the semester, after arguing with her parents, she had cut her wrists.
|
|
Helen even throws a mug, like a certain someone did when arguing with Lee.
|
|
BREAKING: The world's problems will not be solved by arguing with strangers on Twitter.
|
|
A new video shows Uber CEO Travis Kalanick arguing with a driver over fares.
|
|
There's nothing worse than arguing with someone who simply refuses to listen to reason.
|
|
Once inside the vehicle, the man became confrontational and started arguing with Jordan's mother.
|
|
In both cases the process involves volunteers spending long evenings arguing with each other.
|
|
There was no arguing with the first point, but capable of winning the tournament?
|
|
They didn't ask us, Peter, but it could be us arguing with each other.
|
|
That includes relatively low-tech interactions like arguing with a loved one over dinner.
|
|
Andreessen said he also imagines arguing with Tesla's Elon Musk or Alphabet's Larry Page.
|
|
Rather than arguing with the president, he simply offered a theory about Trump's worldview.
|
|
Even in exile, he was constantly undermining his allies and arguing with his friends.
|
|
Then, in 20013, after arguing with his wife, he finally quit ISIS for good.
|
|
Yet he became prone to smashing racquets, arguing with umpires, and berating ball kids.
|
|
The couple can be seen arguing with the driver in footage of the incident.
|
|
Arguing with each other about picks and spreads and I came across your article.
|
|
Dave couldn't resist arguing with some of his friend's Bible-thumping acquaintances about it.
|
|
Her firm then began arguing with Olympic organizers over ownership of the copyrighted plans.
|
|
I had no business arguing with Christopher over how to solve a Rubik's Cube.
|
|
Arguing with Spiegel brings on a very real fear that you might get fired.
|
|
Nicolle Wallace, the former Bush administration communications chief, resisted arguing with her co-hosts.
|
|
"In a few cases, we can see them arguing with themselves," said Starbird. 2.
|
|
Meyers played a clip of Conway arguing with CNN's Chris Cuomo over the allegations.
|
|
Here they are arguing with one another over health care and other "progressive" ideas.
|
|
He ended up arguing with the hospital staff and summoned some colleagues for support.
|
|
He left the restaurant after arguing with the employees and returned with a handgun.
|
|
Amini spent about an hour with the judge, interviewing him and arguing with him.
|
|
In that sense, arguing with the counter-jihadists is something of an impossible task.
|
|
Weeks later, a video of Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver over pricing surfaced.
|
|
"I was fighting them constantly, appealing their decisions, writing emails, arguing with them," Kim said.
|
|
You know why, because we're fat, stupid and arguing with each other over stupid things.
|
|
It was not the first time Williams was penalized for arguing with US Open officials.
|
|
She was again fined in 2011 for arguing with the umpire during the championship match.
|
|
For something as quick and easy to make, there's no arguing with its delicious results.
|
|
In the show, the crash comes as a result of Jessica arguing with her brother.
|
|
Ellis told KTVE that he had been arguing with a friend when the officer intervened.
|
|
Can you blame them or can you say ... I've had an ongoing arguing with them.
|
|
But debunking Trump's climate change statements is as productive as arguing with a brick wall.
|
|
You just need conservatives who believe in governance arguing with liberals who believe in governance.
|
|
Some inmates told Reuters they were given sedatives after arguing with guards or other detainees.
|
|
In it, Swift and Urie go back and forth, arguing with each other in French.
|
|
The pain of arguing with your husband while your child is in the other room.
|
|
Arguing with facts, showcasing your skill and knowledge puts others into argue and defend mode.
|
|
Cohn would tell Trump he was wrong, arguing with him and in front of him.
|
|
A man began arguing with a female doctor with whom he had had a relationship.
|
|
ARGUING WITH ZOMBIES: Economics, Politics, and the Fight for a Better Future, by Paul Krugman.
|
|
Responding to the trollish world of MAGA memes is a lot like arguing with children.
|
|
I was on the bus and one of my friends was arguing with another boy.
|
|
She knows how to put together an argument (even when she's only arguing with herself).
|
|
The sun began to shine on my life when I gave up arguing with Brooke.
|
|
Krugman, by the way, has a new book, Arguing With Zombies, coming out in January.
|
|
I would spend up to an hour a day arguing with people who would respond.
|
|
O'Brien told investigators he was arguing with his wife that night, according to the coroner's report.
|
|
Police said Heather Locklear appeared "heavily intoxicated" and was "arguing with other subjects at the residence."
|
|
When arguing with family or roommates around March 24, hold your breath and count to ten.
|
|
After arguing with the investigators over whether they could enter or take documents, Blakeley eventually relented.
|
|
We first meet him as he's arguing with a superior, and paying the price for it.
|
|
" Another student chimed in, "It's nice to be around people who aren't always arguing with you.
|
|
Then arguing with me why I am not able to just bring it by the store.
|
|
Instead of arguing with Stevenson's detractors, they're raising the new character's profile and burnishing her reputation.
|
|
Fortunately, the man in question appears to be fine — eventually arguing with the driver behind him.
|
|
Raptors power forward Serge Ibaka was ejected in the second quarter for arguing with the officials.
|
|
DT is arguing with 'The Guv', a man who speaks passionately in defence of Wenger's management.
|
|
You can see the rapper arguing with a couple of men wearing construction crew reflective vests.
|
|
Contrary to popular belief, those involved in this effort avoid arguing with sceptics of the government.
|
|
"The father also revealed that he couldn't stop arguing with his son: "My opinion never counted.
|
|
" 'Black Lives Matter When the Police Kill Them,' " Lieutenant Finn says, as if arguing with protesters.
|
|
Once you've broken up with somebody, arguing with them is not going to bring them back.
|
|
The chats appear to show Kessler arguing with other planners about a wide range of issues.
|
|
Another Twitter user pushed back, arguing, with exhibits, that the photo was closer to a Baroque.
|
|
Dedmon was thrown out in the fourth quarter after arguing with officials during a free throw.
|
|
But she could often hear her alcoholic father arguing with her mother through the thin walls.
|
|
But a man, Ezekiel Hicks, was with the woman arguing with Brewer, according the police report.
|
|
A six-minute exchange showed then-CEO Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver over worker pay.
|
|
Golden State forward Draymond Green was ejected in the third quarter for arguing with the officials.
|
|
After arguing with Brewer for several minutes, O'Malley told Brewer: "I can't believe you're supporting Donald Trump."
|
|
When I raised my concerns, John started arguing with me and wouldn't take no for an answer.
|
|
The angry customer began arguing with restaurant employees over who was to blame for his unsatisfactory meal.
|
|
By then, the civil rights movement was in full swing; he remembers arguing with pro-segregation classmates.
|
|
This is actually one of the things I've been arguing with people most about over recent weeks.
|
|
There's even video of him clearly arguing with his co-pilot and other members of the crew.
|
|
Detroit coach Stan Van Gundy was ejected during the final minute for arguing with official Lauren Holtcamp.
|
|
It's all Norman, arguing with Mother, trying to figure out what his life is meant to be.
|
|
Pistons reserve center Zaza Pachulia was ejected late in the third quarter for arguing with the officials.
|
|
The man she saw arguing with Noah is revealed to be the 1986 version of Helge Doppler.
|
|
Try to relate to others in general, or smooth things over with someone you've been arguing with.
|
|
Aliya will speak her theories out loud, and she's constantly arguing with her robot assistant about something.
|
|
The second clip shows Raanan and Ifrah arguing with airline staff and police officers at the gate.
|
|
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick in February apologized after video emerged of him arguing with an Uber driver.
|
|
He jumped at the chance to ... It's funny because I'm arguing with someone at Facebook about something.
|
|
That led to consideration of whether arguing with my partners about stocks has improved or hampered results.
|
|
He became so enraged after arguing with one teen he drove up on a curb, police said.
|
|
They just started smoking a lot of cigarettes and arguing with each other, because everyone was tense.
|
|
"They came bursting in and started talking all at once and arguing with one another," Rosenberg said.
|
|
And there was sort of like an office building where some Africans were arguing with some officials.
|
|
But it allowed her to play to her strengths when arguing with Sanders over the auto bailout.
|
|
No one's arguing with him there — but what kind of force it is remains up for debate.
|
|
Well, there was a lot of arguing with each other over salads at Panera Bread at first.
|
|
In Baqa al Gharbiyeh, Malak Naddaf, 21, a medical student, said she had been arguing with boycotters.
|
|
He'd sit in the hot tub in their backyard, arguing with voices no one else could hear.
|
|
There are clearly pros and cons to the web, but there is no arguing with its impact.
|
|
Antetokounmpo then got up and was whistled for a technical foul for arguing with referee Tony Brothers.
|
|
And he's still arguing with skeptical investors and doctors about the market for his liver-disease drug.
|
|
When they don't, I'm arguing with a speaker whose compute power comes from a server far away.
|
|
Another video shows Valdosta police arguing with students outside about the tickets they purchased for the event.
|
|
That's a really ... A friend of mine's a New York Times reporter, was arguing with a bot.
|
|
Valverde and Cahill, along with more from their mom group, started arguing with the manager in the lobby.
|
|
On break from work, Leny loitered outside my cell, arguing with me about how I was over-reacting.
|
|
"Why are you arguing with me when you should be getting out!" the caller said, according to Shtulman.
|
|
Jordin Tootoo arguing with a waitress that he ordered a Jack and Coke and this tastes like Bacardi.
|
|
Police told PEOPLE that Locklear was allegedly "extremely intoxicated" and "arguing with friends and family" when they arrived.
|
|
Here's One Way to Reform an Internet Conspiracy TheoristThere is really no arguing with a veteran conspiracy theorist.
|
|
We're told she'd been arguing with other guests, and when security asked her to leave ... she got belligerent.
|
|
Two men, their heads wrapped in red keffiyehs, stab tough fingers at the SDF soldiers, arguing with them.
|
|
I did like your part where the whole staff is arguing with each other in front of you.
|
|
The actress was allegedly "extremely intoxicated" and "arguing with friends and family" when they arrived, according to Kuredjian.
|
|
But Henderson said the state DEQ is still arguing with the EPA over how to address the crisis.
|
|
In the first half, Warriors center DeMarcus Cousins was ejected for arguing with an official from the bench.
|
|
Arguing with a nihilist is like intimidating a suicide bomber: The usual threats and enticement have no effect.
|
|
This isn't only great for romance: If you've been arguing with anyone, Venus will help smooth things over.
|
|
Police told PEOPLE that the actress was "extremely intoxicated" and "arguing with friends and family" when they arrived.
|
|
I was just yesterday arguing with one of my friends in Silicon Valley about the role of advertising.
|
|
He uses precious wind-down time arguing with me instead of just telling me a silly little story.
|
|
To keep from doing so, you pray, arguing with God that letting him die is best for him.
|
|
MBS texted Bezos photos looking like his girlfriend Lauren Sanchez, and made a remark about arguing with spouses.
|
|
One night, I found myself arguing with my aunt, uncle, and cousins about whether García was actually dead.
|
|
"We could be laughing one day; we could be arguing with each other the next day," Bird said.
|
|
And though arguing with billing departments is unpleasant and time-consuming, it's become a necessity for many people.
|
|
When the officer refused, Hannibal got belligerent, and after arguing with cops ... they arrested him for disorderly intoxication.
|
|
Police said the 56-year-old actress was "extremely intoxicated" and "arguing with friends and family" when they arrived.
|
|
Atkins had been arguing with his grandmother over his girlfriend, who was staying at their home, according to Egland.
|
|
But if you must, you should at least know how to identify the people you shouldn't bother arguing with.
|
|
"We're arguing with virtually every journalist we know that wrote some version of 'psychology's in deep trouble,'" Gilbert says.
|
|
The company has also spent the last 24-hours arguing with people on Twitter and responding to its critics.
|
|
"We're not arguing with the idea that, overall, having children is beneficial for reducing breast cancer risk," Nichols said.
|
|
Advocates of these two strategies are always arguing with one another about which is the ultimate long-term solution.
|
|
At the Manikarnika ghat, Ram Yadav, a farmer from a nearby village, was arguing with the main funeral director.
|
|
But that isn't why I spend 20 hours a week arguing with people on the internet and banning trolls.
|
|
He recently went on a Twitter spree to disprove round-Earth truthers, even arguing with astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.
|
|
At the event, Bryant had walked in the door and immediately started arguing with fellow Potomac Housewife Monique Samuels.
|
|
And Ms Jett has Mr Laguna—arguing with her, adoring her and devoting his life to serving her needs.
|
|
Later at the event, Ozzy was asked about a scene in the documentary that showed himself arguing with Sharon.
|
|
In the clip, Parker's character is arguing with Church over an "emotional affair" that she considered to be cheating.
|
|
"I feel like I'm sort of arguing with the Flat Earth Society," legal scholar Tim Wu said to Cowen.
|
|
They lost Coach David Fizdale when Fizdale was ejected midway through the fourth quarter for arguing with the officials.
|
|
Our witnesses say Morgan and her group were arguing with another group -- and ultimately the Orange County Sheriff's Dept.
|
|
Eric Hosmer was ejected for the first time in his career after arguing with home plate umpire C.B. Bucknor.
|
|
And I'm not arguing with the assertion that politics have no place in many subjects in a college classroom.
|
|
Tavarez was reportedly arguing with his girlfriend inside the same home when he allegedly became physical, according to TMZ.
|
|
Martinez Torres became so enraged after arguing with one teen that he drove up on a curb, police said.
|
|
Mwale says a boy was passing by on his way from school and saw the soldiers arguing with her.
|
|
Though Peavy was a bit preoccupied, arguing with the third base umpire that the call should've been a strike.
|
|
He also posted footage of the local area, adding that he had been arguing with officials about the situation.
|
|
According to TMZ and the Daily Mail, Gault and her sister began arguing with each other on Monday evening.
|
|
I had been arguing with my wife and then I was imagining what it would be like, being divorced.
|
|
Next: Mr. Barr is expected to skip a House hearing on Thursday, after arguing with Democrats about its format.
|
|
We're on a show, and I have people that are not Latino arguing with me about what we're like.
|
|
Spending my days arguing with people over stupid rules, errors and minor clerical tasks has made me beyond angry.
|
|
When she managed to call the police, the officer asked her whether she wasn't simply arguing with her husband.
|
|
Draymond Green appeared to have been ejected after picking up his second technical foul for arguing with the officials.
|
|
In February, a dashboard clip of Mr. Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver was seen widely on the internet.
|
|
When they began arguing with some of the students about why they were being kidnapped, she says she escaped.
|
|
Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better.
|
|
She was tired of arguing with the Democrats in her life — her sister, the women in her Bible study.
|
|
She missed school and remembers spending her days changing diapers, arguing with her husband and struggling to pay expenses.
|
|
"Instead of arguing with football players," Cuomo said, whose name has been mentioned as a possible 2020 presidential contender.
|
|
But last year, I had a terrible time, arguing with one guest for most of the afternoon about politics.
|
|
When Melissa joined RHONJ, her husband Joe Gorga was arguing with his sister Teresa and brother-in-law Joe Giudice.
|
|
Soon, the man he'd been arguing with joined him in the sedan, where they kept firing as they drove away.
|
|
We had been arguing with each other so much already, I was worried that this was really the last straw.
|
|
Indeed, the Vicomte de Mortemart is heard arguing with pro-Revolution Pierre Bezukhov (Paul Dano) over Napoleon's impact on France.
|
|
Try to avoid wasting your time arguing with strangers online—everyone knows text arguments are frustrating and prone to misunderstandings.
|
|
What's Clinton's best bet for arguing with Trump about Syrian refugees, who Trump seems to want to keep out altogether?
|
|
The bumper sticker was apparently a hoax, since the Sheriff says Gasser answered and started arguing with the other driver.
|
|
Unfortunately for Anthony, it took many hours of arguing with the insurance company to get the medically recommended procedure covered.
|
|
Lampert has been arguing with Sears over the terms of his purchase agreement to buy the company out of bankruptcy.
|
|
But while M could perform tasks (like arguing with your cable company) M suggestions is simply a contextual recommendation feature.
|
|
"I would hardly call Kanye arguing with himself 'grown men,'" the French artist and former adult film star wrote. Ouch.
|
|
When I came on, we were 2-0 down, I think, and I started arguing with Zlatan on the pitch.
|
|
I arrived at his studio an hour late, absolutely shattered, after an entire night of arguing with my then-girlfriend.
|
|
Witnesses reported seeing the sisters arguing with each other, with the passenger pulling the driver's hair, the Associated Press reports.
|
|
Despite the treatment, Amanda continued to spiral downward — staying out late, self-medicating with drugs and arguing with her family.
|
|
Arguing with me that it's just water when I smell the vodka on your breath doesn't help your case either.
|
|
Bulls reserve guard Aaron Brooks was ejected midway in the fourth quarter after two technical fouls for arguing with officials.
|
|
One time, I had a table of two come in, absolutely adamant that they'd booked and arguing with the staff.
|
|
In the last few minutes, the Toronto stars DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry were ejected for arguing with the officials.
|
|
I can imagine buying my kid a Playstation or something, and then arguing with him over who gets first dibs.
|
|
But just because an opinion-driven piece will invite criticism does not mean it's not worth making, and arguing with.
|
|
Davey Johnson was ejected in the 17th along with Darryl Strawberry, after arguing with the umpire over balls and strikes.
|
|
Green said a personal point of emphasis for him this season was to stop arguing with the officials so much.
|
|
We're told she wasn't arguing with anyone beforehand ... so there's no reason to think the bullet was meant for anyone.
|
|
This ranges from the mild, like excessive arguing with authority figures, to the extreme, like stealing or sexually assaulting peers.
|
|
Tinkle's father, Beavers coach Wayne Tinkle, drew a technical foul at the 11:56 mark for arguing with the officials.
|
|
Andrew Sullivan and I work out our differences I've been arguing with Andrew Sullivan online for almost 15 years now.
|
|
After arriving at the hospital and getting a checkup, Mozdzierz said he'd decided to leave after arguing with a staffer.
|
|
Rogers questioned the Justice Department attorney Mark Freeman in court harshly, at times even openly arguing with points he made.
|
|
Still, Ms. da Silva spent five months arguing with city officials who kept denying her government van rides to Recife.
|
|
I enjoy arguing with Ross Douthat on "The Argument," the podcast we co-host, because he's sincere and intellectually honest.
|
|
Embattled CEO Travis Kalanick recently asked for "leadership help" after Bloomberg published a video of him arguing with a driver.
|
|
This time around, Ruddick wasn't arguing with Bernie Sanders about basic math facts or leaving Ted Koppel supremely frustrated, though.
|
|
Allison seems him arguing with Luisa as her lawyer delivers the good news, but has no idea what is going on.
|
|
At least one woman was videotaping the incident on a cell phone, the spokesman says, and she began arguing with Calder.
|
|
I witnessed my grandmother raise her voice only when she was arguing with my uncles; she was always sweet to me.
|
|
Over the years, he grew accustomed to arguing with insurance companies about the need for big repairs following major weather events.
|
|
Melton was already arguing with another group of women when they got there, Jesse said in an attempt to defend Katie.
|
|
Some maniac is live streaming two Google Homes arguing with each other, so of course thousands of people are watching it.
|
|
They're so focused on arguing with each other [as] opposed to the real issues that are going on in everyday America.
|
|
Patti doesn't involve herself in fiery spats with other artists, nor can you imagine her arguing with people on the internet.
|
|
Friends nicknamed her Liv the Liability because they'd often find her passed out in the bathroom or arguing with people outside.
|
|
Tampa Bay manager Kevin Cash was ejected in the top of the fifth inning for arguing with the home plate umpire.
|
|
The fact that at several points Trump was arguing with moderator Lester Holt showed that things were not going his way.
|
|
There will still be weird and potentially comic moments, like a Bloodlines Easter egg that involves arguing with a stop sign.
|
|
It should be a nice upgrade from StarCraft's galleries of talking heads arguing with each other from inside tiny TV windows.
|
|
Cruz and Kasich are not only arguing with Trump about who could win a general election, but with each other. Early
|
|
Paul gets extremely defensive, arguing with all his might that his actions were not culturally insensitive, but rather just plain insensitive.
|
|
Spicer was, arguably, the face of Trump's administration -- frequently arguing with reporters, and was famously portrayed by Melissa McCarthy on 'SNL.
|
|
And while he's getting better at arguing with Trump, as he did on eminent domain, they still aren't his best moments.
|
|
Kellyanne Conway's bad month got even worse Monday after the Trump advisor found herself passive aggressively arguing with CNN on Twitter.
|
|
Then I would spend hours in the kitchen arguing with myself whether I should cut out protein and starch even further.
|
|
Also on Monday, a man was set on fire by a group of protesters after arguing with them over national identity.
|
|
He lost his temper at 2-2, arguing with the umpire heatedly after Cilic was awarded a point on a challenge.
|
|
Both the SDNY and Mueller filed sentencing memos last week arguing with varying degrees of enthusiasm for a below-guidelines sentence.
|
|
When one of the Pharisees sings, "One thing I'll say for him, Jesus is cool," there's no arguing with the assessment.
|
|
A lot of the interest of "Political Tribes" comes from the strong sense it emanates of an author arguing with herself.
|
|
After arguing with umpire Thomas Sweeney, Carreno Busta lost the next three points and Nishikori sealed the match with an ace.
|
|
" After all, he said, "At Thanksgiving, the last thing anyone wants to hear is you arguing with your uncle about it.
|
|
Examples of "unpleasant" behavior among fellow shoppers included line cutting, arguing with police or security officers, or acting rudely toward others.
|
|
Wild. L. and I bolt as soon as the astrologists start arguing with each other (yikes) and walk to The Smith.
|
|
That's time that could have been spent arguing with real progressive women, but is instead directed at a virtual brick wall.
|
|
"Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better," he tweeted.
|
|
After arguing with his 17-year-old son who did not want to attend the strike, he decided to go anyhow.
|
|
There's the thrill of arguing with your best friend, that same person, and realizing that maybe you want to have sex.
|
|
"Until the right wins for once, I have no interest in arguing with the alt-right or disavowing anyone," he wrote.
|
|
In many ways, they felt more like gadgets than traditional cameras, but there was no arguing with the results they produced.
|
|
Though maybe this vegetarian carbonara with spinach might be easier than arguing with the children about whether they actually dislike shrimp.
|
|
Locklear was allegedly "extremely intoxicated" and "arguing with friends and family" when they arrived, according to Ventura County Sheriff's Office spokesman Capt.
|
|
Cellphone video from the service shows Briese arguing with mourners at the altar, just a few feet away from the open casket.
|
|
Amazon has refused to co-operate, arguing (with the backing of privacy advocates) that the legal status of such requests is unclear.
|
|
At least one witness alleges that someone else at the scene claimed to have a weapon as Smith was arguing with Hayes.
|
|
Even arguing with him was fun; he would use all of his logic in arguments because he always had to be right.
|
|
No zoo was declared the winner, instead the entire world was declared the winner, because there is no arguing with adorable animals.
|
|
In the body camera footage, the officer asks the couple to come outside while they are still arguing with the wait staff.
|
|
While Tim was arguing with his daughter outside the home, he was confronted by another man -- the father of his daughter's friend.
|
|
People were arguing with the police, and I was photographing that when someone called out, 'Oh my gosh she's gonna get arrested!
|
|
Orvell says they recalled "really intense events" like breakups, arguing with a spouse, family conflicts, job loss and losing a loved one.
|
|
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has issued an apology after a video surfaced of the ridesharing company's CEO arguing with an Uber driver.
|
|
Cincinnati right fielder Yasiel Puig and manager David Bell were ejected in the sixth inning for arguing with plate umpire Kerwin Danley.
|
|
The point is, everyone's alternating between punching, arguing with, and driving very fast cars at each other, and it's all great fun.
|
|
Road worker Alandra Hull told 9 News she'd seen the couple arguing with a bearded man the night before they were murdered.
|
|
Many feel that Mrs May, who has spent lots of time arguing with fellow European interior ministers, would be a stronger negotiator.
|
|
Witnesses saw the pair "screaming and arguing with each other" and allege that Duval made no attempt to brake during the crash.
|
|
It is unclear what prompted the incident, but the video begins with the woman, Dyma Loving, arguing with a group of officers.
|
|
He added that while he takes full responsibility for arguing with Waffle House employees, he doesn't think the cop's actions were justified.
|
|
We were like a theatre show through music, because we'd tell stories and we'd be arguing with each other in our records.
|
|
Law enforcement sources tell us the guy was arguing with a hot dog street vendor that night and holding up a line.
|
|
He's also the child of immigrants who switches from English to Hindi when arguing with his put-upon sister, Mallory (Kiran Deol).
|
|
The senator spent hours on the floor arguing with his colleagues while Mr. Miller churned out a nonstop flurry of news releases.
|
|
In one of the first stories, the narrator is arguing with her father (who's been dead for five years) about the past.
|
|
I went to the doctor who — despite knowing I was a recovering addict, and despite me arguing with him — prescribed me Xanax.
|
|
During that argument, he sees himself in the future arguing with her in 1963, and then her lonely and sobbing in 1966.
|
|
DeMar DeRozan added 19 points before he was ejected with five minutes remaining after arguing with an official over an offensive foul.
|
|
Trump isn't crafting believable lies or arguing with how Comey understood events or even trying to convince observers of an alternative timeline.
|
|
A few days later, he called the inn back, this time arguing with the desk clerk about another item on the menu.
|
|
And then there's that whole lawsuit thing, not to mention that just-unearthed video of Kalanick arguing with one of his own drivers.
|
|
As of publication police, were searching for the shooter and the man he was arguing with and had taken one man into custody.
|
|
Musk, who has recently made a habit of arguing with critics on Twitter, has been fiercely defending his involvement in the rescue mission.
|
|
Well, as the world now knows, Trump couldn't even stay calm long enough to stop arguing with (and talking over) moderator Lester Holt.
|
|
Sisters arguing with each other is the foundation upon which the Kardashian empire is built, and it's best for fans to remember that.
|
|
After arguing with investors about the merits of his AC motors, they fire him and say there'll never be anything named Tesla again.
|
|
Without local support, Amazon could have found itself tied up in legal battles and arguing with zoning boards just to get development started.
|
|
For those wondering if Williams throwing a racquet or arguing with an umpire is an outlier, it isn't — not by a long shot.
|
|
At least one woman was videotaping the incident on a cell phone, an LAPD spokesman told PEOPLE, and she began arguing with Calder.
|
|
You end up on a list… at which point you're arguing with an entirely different agency about why your passport has been revoked.
|
|
I'm gonna start my own business, because I'm kinda tired of arguing with people about the way I think the business should be.
|
|
A few hours after the Lee statute was covered, two men stood near the monument holding a large confederate flag, arguing with passersby.
|
|
Police said witnesses saw another vehicle stopped in front of Harter's truck and saw the guardsman, 23, arguing with someone outside their vehicles.
|
|
A police officer shot an antigovernment protester at point-blank range, while across town a man arguing with protesters was set on fire.
|
|
Before the Warriors cleared the floor, though, Luke Walton, one of Kerr's assistants, was assessed a technical foul for arguing with the officials.
|
|
Sometimes, it's easier to pretend that there are no more cookies instead of arguing with a toddler about why they can't have one.
|
|
So you both get a big kick out of arguing with each other and trying to out do each other on the show?
|
|
No one wants to hear you gossiping with your friend about your last Tinder date or arguing with your husband about your nanny.
|
|
I'm almost never happy with the results, though, so I have a hard time arguing with anyone who thinks my art looks awful.
|
|
" And I was like… I was arguing with him, I'm like "No there's no way, I'm having a seizure, my hand is shaking.
|
|
When arguing with Aquaria and Eureka, right or wrong, she spotlighted how people of color are treated differently in this country, sometimes unconsciously.
|
|
The UFC star mounted the Bellator cage to celebrate with a teammate but ended up threatening the referee and arguing with Bellator officials.
|
|
Matt Yglesias: Do we think we're going to see the Establishment Four arguing with each other, or will they try to attack Trump?
|
|
In a key early scene, Jefferson is driving and arguing with Anissa, whom he just bailed out after her arrest at a protest.
|
|
He returned to the campsite and began arguing with another hiker, fatally stabbing him in the upper part of his body, it said.
|
|
I did this online a few weeks ago when one tried arguing with me about a piece of racialized literary criticism I wrote.
|
|
He said his son had been dropping off a friend near the courthouse when his son saw the friend arguing with other men.
|
|
After decades spent liberating myself from Mom's real and imagined grip to become my own person, I realize I'm arguing with a selfie.
|
|
I head downstairs to make some coffee and end up arguing with mom about why we shouldn't make buttermilk waffles with almond milk.
|
|
At the airport, we tried sweet-talking and then arguing with the car rental workers who were not willing to bend the rules.
|
|
He said he has been arguing with Amazon, including in in-person meetings, for a year to try to get the problem fixed.
|
|
For many victims, paying a bit of cash is preferable to arguing with the perpetrator or having to navigate China's challenging legal system.
|
|
"Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better," he tweeted on Wednesday.
|
|
Up on the main floor, we may engage the defensive emotions of anger, frustration, anxiety, jealousy and resentment when arguing with a partner.
|
|
Travis Kalanick, Uber's cofounder and then CEO, admitted he needed to "grow up" after being caught on camera arguing with an Uber driver.
|
|
The Devils began to lose their composure in the third period, with Kyle Palmieri compounding a tripping penalty by arguing with an official.
|
|
Savage tried to come back for the next series, and was seen arguing with team officials before being escorted to the locker room.
|
|
We're told Elijah, who's playing Ricky Bell in an upcoming New Edition biopic, continued arguing with cops, and allegedly grabbed an officer's sleeve.
|
|
While that might be debatable -- no one was arguing with him about the young fan's potential to make it to the White House.
|
|
He's "arguing with your older uncle on Facebook about transgender bathroom bills when neither of you is transgender," reimagined as a sitcom character.
|
|
He was shot through the windshield at an intersection, and witnesses reported Gunter arguing with a man from his car shortly before the shooting.
|
|
As a wise person once said, 'If you're tired of arguing with strangers on the internet, try to talk with one in real life.
|
|
This was the case in mid-2017, when, during a nasty bout of burnout and depression, I vowed to stop arguing with people online.
|
|
He&aposs not an ideologue, which means you could be arguing with him one day and the next day he&aposs on your side.
|
|
Camera phone footage shows Garner arguing with two officers, denying he's selling cigarettes and repeatedly asking to whom he is accused of selling them.
|
|
So, and, in fact we have clients almost arguing with us they want a bigger allocation ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: But explain why you're bullish.
|
|
They have long been progressives and accustomed to arguing with peers in English class on issues such as protecting DREAMers and Black Lives Matter.
|
|
One of the preview's best moments shows Joan, who died in 2014 at the age of 81, arguing with Osbourne over an unnamed star.
|
|
Discussions have moved on, and if you're arguing with leading research centers, universities, the Department of Defense, and a thermometer, you're behind the times.
|
|
A video showing Uber CEO Travis Kalanick rudely arguing with a long-time driver at the end of his ride was published by Bloomberg.
|
|
Donald Trump sounded off on everything from military tactics to "sex tapes" on Sunday night — and he wasn't even arguing with the Democratic nominee.
|
|
Then, "a few minutes later, he saw Mr. Bieber arguing with a patron, when Mr. Bieber suddenly head-butted the patron," adds the release.
|
|
Augmented came later and you can stay up all night arguing with somebody about what the difference is, but- I like mixed reality, yeah.
|
|
But when it came down to it, I had to choose between arguing with a wall and having a loving relationship with my father.
|
|
There are way too many tiny tots who spend time arguing with their parents about when and why they have to hit the sack.
|
|
The police and relatives said she had set out from her home in the nearby Palestinian village of Anata after arguing with her family.
|
|
Witnesses told police Bishop was allegedly arguing with other people on the bus and cursing at them, the report says, local station KSNV reports.
|
|
We're told a witness called cops claiming Urias was in the parking lot arguing with a female companion and shoved her to the ground.
|
|
MACCALLUM: So, you know, obviously the subject that you are arguing with him last night at CNN is going to continue to come up.
|
|
There is no arguing with the facts on the slowdown, and it is tempting to read stories of malaise or complacency into these facts.
|
|
Lil Xan did catch some flak over a video earlier this week of him arguing with a customer in an Indianapolis mall food court.
|
|
Jordan returned to the campsite, according to the affidavit, and started arguing with one of the two remaining hikers, referred to as Victim #1.
|
|
Cincinnati rookie Nick Senzel struck out to end the fourth inning before getting ejected moments later after arguing with home plate umpire Bill Miller.
|
|
The final between Williams and Osaka was controversial, with Williams getting docked a game for arguing with the umpire and accusing him of sexism.
|
|
Mr. Bhat depicts the two celebrities arguing, with the cricketer telling the singer that she is "5,000 years old" and suggesting she should die.
|
|
To stem the current epidemic of obesity, there's no arguing with the adage that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
|
|
The incident went viral after Iovine posted a video of the confrontation online, in which the couple can be seen arguing with El Boutari.
|
|
He said at a news conference that the injured man had been arguing with a woman believed to be the mother of his children.
|
|
According to the complaint, the attendant added that Miller had been arguing with a woman a few rows away from him during the trip.
|
|
Arguing with your partner is a normal part of being in a relationship, but fighting about nearly every indiscretion could lead to unsolvable tension.
|
|
A video taken by an onlooker has spread online since Friday, showing a woman in Shanghai arguing with an officer over a parking fine.
|
|
"He's arguing with bold leadership we're going to do it — even though he knows you need Trump's waivers to do it," Mr. Villaraigosa said.
|
|
And I brought my two sons, and one of them said, "Mom, this is a ballroom of America," because everyone's arguing with each other.
|
|
Here's a sentence I never expected to find myself writing: Recently, influential liberal commentators recommended that liberals quit arguing with conservatives about public policy.
|
|
When I was little, trivial problems—like me spilling milk out of the carton or arguing with my brothers—made him hit the roof.
|
|
Camille meanders around Wind Gap, half drunk, blasting music, fumbling through abortive interviews, arguing with Adora, running into Amma, trading quips with Detective Willis.
|
|
"Lori is constantly arguing with Mossimo because she is beginning to grasp that they are in very serious jeopardy," a source told the tabloid.
|
|
Hanging from the walls of the visiting manager's office at Tropicana Field are 29 photographs of rival managers either talking or arguing with umpires.
|
|
I vividly recall spending much of the winter of 2002-2003 arguing with other college students about the then-looming US invasion of Iraq.
|
|
Kerr was given the heave-ho shortly thereafter, drawing bang-bang technical fouls for arguing with the referees with his team down 212-210.
|
|
Luke — who was known for removing himself from the Bachelorette after arguing with Luke P. and looking vaguely like Nick Viall — chooses Kristina Schulman.
|
|
Jason Aldean says Americans are spending too much time "arguing with each other" in the wake of the deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas.
|
|
At least two of those calls involved Katz arguing with his mother, though none of the reports provided to CNN show any physical violence.
|
|
She had been rereading old notebooks and diaries, which recorded other emotions: all the arguing with her lover; her constant suspicion of his behavior.
|
|
She spends her little spare time arguing with insurance companies — it took seven months to get a helmet for Alfredo, which Medicaid would not cover.
|
|
Police said the suspect, Joel Otto Walker, had been in the store -- Beasley Technology -- earlier on Monday afternoon, arguing with employees and causing a disturbance.
|
|
He explained his hyper-prepared process for arguing with personalities like Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe on the latest Recode Meda with Peter Kafka.
|
|
He was, however, seen arguing with Quintana, who did not help him chase down Miguel Angel Lopez, who finished second, two seconds ahead of Yates.
|
|
The Horn of Africa nation's worst drought in 292 years has left her destitute, reduced to arguing with neighbors over the allocation of aid rations.
|
|
But a bunch of people arguing with each other is a bad message to send, so in the modern day the scripts are locked down.
|
|
Those who believe that governments can afford to borrow and spend more are still arguing with those who think that debt is already too high.
|
|
In 2014, he was charged with disorderly conduct after arguing with police who cited him for riding his bicycle the wrong way in New York.
|
|
We all love a treat sometimes, and I'm not arguing with that, but when a treat becomes an everyday occurrence, that's when the problems start.
|
|
He is desperate to go home to Jen, whom he's been arguing with over the phone for an indeterminable amount of time, and his baby.
|
|
As the group was being led out, Reinhart began arguing with a security staff member and, the report says, allegedly punched them in the face.
|
|
Mars in Libra may find you arguing with partners more than usual, or perhaps the people you're in relationships with are more aggressive than usual.
|
|
Meanwhile, a guy with a Band-Aid in the middle of his forehead and his friend are arguing with the slice-masters about their order.
|
|
It's the same reason you don't want to stand close enough to be sucker punched by someone you're arguing with, space means time to react.
|
|
Sorry, but arguing with the algorithm is futile: canned cranberry sauce is a tart surprise in a sea of umami and should not be underestimated.
|
|
"It's hard to fathom arguing with your [significant other], never touching her and that gets you a suspension like this," Weddle told the Baltimore Sun.
|
|
And, in an instance straight from a novel, Charlize Theron was arguing with a bank teller when an agent intervened and offered to represent her.
|
|
There's no arguing with personal taste, or with viewers who walked into the film expecting something specific, and were frustrated when they didn't get it.
|
|
"I'm sitting here arguing with my husband, 'cause clearly he thinks I'm r—–ed [and] I don't know how to cut a beet," she says.
|
|
"If you're tired of arguing with strangers on the internet, try to talk with one in real life," Mr. Obama said in the January speech.
|
|
So you know, for instance, "[Goodbye,] Yellow Brick Road," which Bernie starts in a restaurant when he's arguing with Elton, coming out of an argument.
|
|
The arrests have been peaceful so far, with the protesters not arguing with Capitol police officers during arrests and no cuffs being put on them.
|
|
When arguing with her husband over his drug use, she was forced to protect herself and her baby son with a kitchen knife, she said.
|
|
"I'm not looking to stand and start arguing with somebody when there are reporters all around and cameras recording and seeing our conversation," Trump said.
|
|
Shortly after Harvey walks past Klein, she quickly turns around and can be seen shouting across the deli and later arguing with the boy's mother.
|
|
A 23-year-old suspect named Corey Roberts was seen arguing with someone on a sunny, summer afternoon, as young children passed by on scooters.
|
|
"Leslie Jones had been arguing with trolls for hours before I tweeted her, and doing so in an increasingly hysterical and nonsensical manner," Yiannopoulos says.
|
|
Should FIFA move forward with the replay technology, it could go beyond simply eliminating diving; it could stop players from arguing with match referees altogether.
|
|
No matter who she's dating or who she's arguing with, her subscribers can't get enough, and she's penetrated nearly every corner of the online world.
|
|
She recently choked back tears on live television while arguing with a Catalan mayor about whether Spanish police officers should be stationed in her town.
|
|
Jonathan Chait says liberalism is working, but he cannot believe he is arguing with Marxists, nor how many idiots there are confounding his good sense.
|
|
It goes much deeper than profanely arguing with a fan, or punishing journalists — most recently the Daily News' Stefan Bondy —whose reporting Dolan objects to.
|
|
You're also welcome, of course, to purchase a New York Times subscription for yourself or that special someone you'll be arguing with over the holidays.
|
|
Early on, Jill is heard arguing with a journalist over getting a retraction to an article that reported her as having cried during closing arguments.
|
|
Eventually, the boys were rescued — without his submarine — and Musk wound up calling one of the rescuers a pedophile while arguing with him on Twitter.
|
|
She is arguing with her own shadow, her mother, her teachers, none of whom care about the Dakota Access Pipeline, or not enough for her.
|
|
Philadelphia police said 19-year-old Michael Mitchell was armed with a handgun while he was arguing with his neighbor, CBS Philly reported on Monday.
|
|
Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — There are people who will say that puns are the lowest form of humor, and I generally don't bother arguing with them.
|
|
I need to be able to pay attention to his needs, not spend the time arguing with his mother and cleaning up the dog's messes.
|
|
Officer Peters, an 18-year Police Department veteran, was captured in photographs getting out of his vehicle, opening a Bud Light and arguing with protesters.
|
|
Kerr recalled getting ejected after arguing with the officials in a game against the Sacramento Kings in 2017, back when Cousins was playing for them.
|
|
There's a scene where I start arguing with Brian Bosworth, who plays my boss, and I think he's not firing me because I'm a woman.
|
|
In police body cam footage obtained by TMZ ... you see NBA YoungBoy and his baby mama, Starr Thigpen, arguing with cops in a hotel hallway.
|
|
Even on the verge of violence, he feels perpetually calm, possessed of a dry wit he uses to dismiss and dress down anyone arguing with him.
|
|
Just keep swimming On Super Bowl Sunday, former Olympic swimmer Dara Torres found herself arguing with a 9-year-old boy who predicted Brady's impending retirement.
|
|
A video showing Uber CEO Travis Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver that was leaked to Bloomberg is not representative of him, said Jason Calacanis, Inside.
|
|
"The tone of the whole discussion was much more consensual, it didn't feel like there was two camps fighting arguing with each other," said the diplomat.
|
|
Videos from inside the venue showed Spencer arguing with attendees during a question and answer session, denying that he was responsible for violence at his events.
|
|
While Snyder said he considers the method and motive a mystery, he says Williams confessed to arguing with his ex-wife over finances and pushing her.
|
|
Nationals manager Dave Martinez was ejected in the fifth for arguing with home plate umpire Tony Randazzo after several of his players took called third strikes.
|
|
The surveillance video from inside the bus showed the woman, 48, arguing with the bus driver for refusing to pull over after she missed her stop.
|
|
According to the docs, his oldest daughter told officials Hamilton began arguing with her after she made a comment that pissed off the former baseball player.
|
|
"We had a situation where police received a call for service about a passenger that was arguing with his female companion and possibly smoking," Pedregon confirms.
|
|
It was not immediately clear why security got involved, but the woman started arguing with Carl Williams, a 25-year-old unarmed security guard, police said.
|
|
The stabbing Jordan returned to the campsite, according to the affidavit, and starting arguing with one of the two remaining hikers, referred to as Victim #1.
|
|
Camera phone footage shows Garner arguing with two officers, denying that he was selling cigarettes and repeatedly asking to whom he was accused of selling them.
|
|
On Tuesday, Bloomberg published a video recording showing Uber CEO Travis Kalanick arguing with the driver of his Uber Black ride over the company's pricing strategy.
|
|
We're told the man had words for Busta, who got out of his car and began arguing with him ... which is where the video picks up.
|
|
André is arguing with his daughter Anne (Kathryn Erbe), a weary-looking brunette in smart business dress, over his latest dust-up with some hired help.
|
|
But his slide into madness began around age nine, when he started complaining about the angels and the demons arguing with one another in his mind.
|
|
While Maggie, Sasha, and Jesus are arguing with Gregory over Rick's rather poor handling of The Saviors, we get an interesting subplot between Carl and Enid.
|
|
In 21964, the year that Nabokov was born, Dunne dreamed that he was arguing with a waiter about whether it was four-thirty in the afternoon.
|
|
There are also the tension-filled but common scenes of mentally ill men and women stumbling down streets, arguing with imaginary enemies or harassing passers-by.
|
|
After arguing with his ne'er-do-well brother, Chen sets out on a trek through the countryside seeking his young nephew, who has been sent away.
|
|
It occurred to me that of all mind-boiling aspects of the current presidential race, the worst part was arguing with people whom I considered friends.
|
|
I mean, the global revenue of recorded music dropped 50 percent I think between Napster in 1999 and about 2015, so there's no arguing with it.
|
|
But spiritually, reporting bad behavior offers me a way to take action instead of arguing with people who simply want to ignite a war of words.
|
|
But it also seems like Trump will be sad if nobody is arguing with him, and will have to try to pick a fight with someone.
|
|
The WBC, however, has been a proponent against this proposal, arguing with the Ontario Athletic Commission about the matter as early as April of last year.
|
|
Democrats have staked much their electoral success on health care, arguing with near singular focus that they would protect coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
|
|
He starts arguing with the woman sitting in the car — Britany Jacobs, 25, Mr. McGlockton's girlfriend — about parking without a handicap permit, according to the sheriff.
|
|
But it quickly degraded into him waxing poetic about vague philosophical concepts, getting oddly defensive while arguing with fans about anthropology, and somehow ... defending reverse racism?
|
|
One wonders if he was arguing with himself—searching for a justification for not having had the wherewithal to take a scalpel to his own work.
|
|
The Portuguese was booked by referee Mike Dean for going over to the Southampton bench after arguing with goalkeeping coach Andrew Sparkes over apparent time-wasting.
|
|
After a video of Mr. Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver recently leaked on the internet, Mr. Kalanick apologized and said he would seek leadership assistance.
|
|
Musselman, who turned 55 Tuesday, was given a technical foul for arguing with the referees despite the Razorbacks leading by 30 points with 8:32 left.
|
|
And the manifesto states plainly what usually goes unstated by internet trolls: By design, its author wanted to get everyone upset and arguing with each other.
|
|
There's the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, there's the turkey, there's the post-turkey nap, there's the football, and there's the arguing with your cousins about the election.
|
|
Anyone who's seen that viral video of Joe Biden arguing with a voter in Iowa will know that he sometimes has a slightly odd way with words.
|
|
" Kris Jenner is still the take-charge mother, shown arguing with Kim before Caitlyn Jenner, then known as Bruce, describes herself as a "pushover for my family.
|
|
Well if your Monsanto, producers of the herbicide Roundup, you hire trolls to do your dirty work by arguing with critics on message boards and social media.
|
|
I would have loved to see movie Lara hanging out with her game-friend Sam, a descendant of Himiko, or arguing with the peacocking celebrity archaeologist Whitman.
|
|
But we're keeping our (paint-stained) fingers crossed for an art tutorial or two as well — there's just no arguing with the strange allure of these drawings.
|
|
Radziwill also opened up about calling Andy Cohen "full of s—" during the season 10 reunion special last year as she was arguing with costar Bethenny Frankel.
|
|
Last month, Bloomberg published a video of Kalanick arguing with a driver, who was complaining that the precipitous drop in fares was causing him to lose money.
|
|
The company is also now battling a lawsuit from Google, sexual harassment claims and a secretly recorded and unflattering video of its CEO arguing with a driver.
|
|
Kalanick was shown in a newly surfaced video arguing with driver Fawzi Kamel over Uber's business model and what effect it has had on the driver's pay.
|
|
Basically, I tend to see something dumb that infuriates me and then instead of arguing with somebody about it, I make a video to point it out.
|
|
Then there are those low points—Charlottesville, insane tweets, and the Putin summit—that keep Russo shaking his head and arguing with the Trump supporters he knows.
|
|
After the concerted struggle of technique class, it was comforting to hear Ms. de Lavallade stress the importance of conversing with, rather than arguing with, the body.
|
|
Law enforcement sources tell us ... the alleged victim claims he had been arguing with Browner when the NFL star became violent and attacked him in the driveway.
|
|
"A lot of the interest of 'Political Tribes' comes from the strong sense it emanates of an author arguing with herself," David Frum writes in his review.
|
|
A lot of these things are not too hard to solve if the two parties would focus on working together instead of just arguing with each other.
|
|
The K.C. Chiefs star was suspended from all team activities back in April after disturbing audio surfaced featuring the NFL star arguing with his girlfriend, Crystal Espinal.
|
|
The customer had attempted to purchase a ticket at the Spirit Airlines counter in Terminal B but began arguing with the employee, a Police Department spokesman said.
|
|
Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle and second baseman Adam Frazier were ejected in the seventh for arguing with home plate umpire Roberto Ortiz over balls and strikes calls.
|
|
People who reported grandstanding more often also reported more experiences arguing with loved ones and severing ties with friends or family members over political or moral disagreements.
|
|
Well worth the price of an op-ed arguing with a straight face that high drug prices that often result in ordinary people dying are socially valuable.
|
|
When he came to, he was in a foul mood and began arguing with his father, who was fed up with his son's heroin and fentanyl habit.
|
|
The Q&A unsurprisingly turned into two audience members arguing with each other about whether it's the artist's responsibility to make a political statement with their art.
|
|
While I wouldn't recommend arguing with college students as a marketing strategy, Bradford's comments offer an extended defense of The League from the common criticism that it's elitist.
|
|
Senior White House IT and cybersecurity staff all fled when Trump took office, which might help explain things like senior personnel getting tricked into arguing with email pranksters.
|
|
I remember I was living in Germany at the time when "Murphy Brown" had the kid out of wedlock, and then Dan Quayle was arguing with Murphy Brown.
|
|
The only incident I can think of is arguing with a driver about Qatar being a disgrace and not deserving to host anything, let alone the World Cup.
|
|
""If in the middle of the game you're spending all your time arguing with the refs," Obama told the crowd, "then you're a loser and you shouldn't win.
|
|
Ex-Disney star Orlando Brown pulled into a police station parking lot while arguing with his girlfriend and then allegedly struck her, while he had meth on him.
|
|
"The last time I saw my wife she was fixing her hair at a little vanity in the bathroom while I was arguing with Chris Walken," he wrote.
|
|
And if you listen carefully, you can hear my bank account arguing with my ovaries about why having a baby of my own is not a good idea.
|
|
"He kept describing it and he said the police were visibly angry with him and arguing with him about what happened, saying, 'That's not what happened,' " Robbins said.
|
|
The French economist was transformed into an international celebrity, arguing with uncanny timing that economic inequality has worsened since the 1970s, and contributed to social and political instability.
|
|
"[It could] be abusive or more an in-group way of speaking between people who have been arguing with each other for years, in some cases," he said.
|
|
When the two began arguing, with Trump calling Cruz a liar, Dickerson interjected with a quote your dad would say when your family would bicker during road trips.
|
|
Suspicions soon fell on her boyfriend Nick Gordon, whom Bobbi Kristina's housemate, Max Lomas, had been seen arguing with her earlier in the night she was found unconscious.
|
|
Both sides are eager to begin sorting, shaping and spinning them, and then arguing with one another and amongst themselves over how those lessons should influence future tactics.
|
|
So, while watching Paige's adventures in Famous in Love, here's permission picture a young Charlize, perched on the cusp of massive stardom, arguing with someone in a bank.
|
|
As she takes the stage for her turn, he begins arguing with his ex-wife Miranda (Sally Fields), causing their daughter to become distracted and misspell a word.
|
|
The alleged victim told police ... she was arguing with Blair over the line into the club when he picked her up and tossed her off to the side.
|
|
When Jon said that Christmas isn't a big book buying season we thought it would be clear that this was clearly fake but people kept arguing with him.
|
|
At the Brooklyn Roasting Company's branch in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, for instance, I found one right there at the counter, arguing with the barista about what "refill" means.
|
|
After a long day of drinking coffee, arguing with her parents and making me personally miserable, Lorelai retreats to Luke's for her last, late-night "vat" of coffee.
|
|
And 36 percent of those who owed the caterer (or somebody) money reported arguing with their partner about money "often," versus 11 percent of couples without nuptial debt.
|
|
Ultimately, I can then spend more time taking care of my patients and less time on the phone arguing with insurance companies on behalf of potentially lifesaving treatments.
|
|
There was a mob of Red Hats chasing after them, and those idiots got distracted from the idiots they were chasing, and started arguing with the protester idiots.
|
|
He emphasized Tuesday the marginal advantage of Republicans opting for Trump, arguing with him that there was "a chance" at at repealing ObamaCare and controlling the Supreme Court.
|
|
"If I know my father, he's up there arguing with Wilt that his son is the best big man in the game," O'Neal said, referring to Wilt Chamberlain.
|
|
He collected two strikes on Reds left fielder Jesse Winker before Winker took exception to a called strike and began arguing with the home-plate umpire Marty Foster.
|
|
Think about the role of teachers in the education system — another case in which public employees find themselves arguing with policymakers about how best to do their jobs.
|
|
The last thing patients or front-line responders need is programmers sitting at home writing code and arguing with health workers in the trenches about functions and features.
|
|
When Mars reenters Scorpio on May 27, this energy will manifest in the groups and organizations you belong to, so expect some long nights arguing with your crew.
|
|
A black student arrived home in the early hours of Friday morning when he found a group of students near his driveway arguing with his housemates, he said.
|
|
Kyrgios was asked if the fine — imposed for unsportsmanlike conduct, verbal abuse and audible obscenity after arguing with the chair umpire and smashing two rackets — had affected him.
|
|
He often found himself arguing with Twain about the changes he wanted to make and found the imagined conversations so compelling that he put them in the book.
|
|
To the residents of the Cause Houses, Sportcoat looks like he's arguing with himself, which ain't really a biggie — in the Cause Houses a little crazy isn't unexpected.
|
|
But I inevitably beat myself up about it, feeling guilty about letting my grief subside then arguing with myself for being masochistic or self-indulgent in my sadness.
|
|
"Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better," he tweeted with a Vox article on the topic.
|
|
It's Wednesday night in Washington, Republicans are arguing with each other with tax reform and the budget in the balance, and with Democrats over the latest dossier revelations.
|
|
I have the sense of, well, Chicago would probably be an area he would ... It was really interesting because I was arguing with someone from a Southern state.
|
|
Okay, another low-hanging piece of fruit: It is within our technology to know when we're arguing with a human being or a server farm in St. Petersburg.
|
|
That book (and the rumorssurrounding it) was the catalyst for the show's most iconic moment, when Giudice flipped a table while arguing with Staub during the season 1 finale.
|
|
Apart from the negativity of arguing with people endlessly, I'm constantly astonished by the things people say to me on social media—knowing well that I often read them.
|
|
In the second scene of Sunday's premiere, "Journey Into Night," Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) meets Delos' Karl Strand (Gustav Skarsgård) while he's arguing with a member of the Chinese military.
|
|
Last July, Metcalf was arguing with staff members in the common area because she wanted to sit closer to the television, rather than in her assigned seat, she said.
|
|
You think about its ideas, appreciating what's right and arguing with what's wrong — and then are struck by just how far America has fallen since this man was president.
|
|
A criminal investigation remains open, but suspicions soon fell on her boyfriend Nick Gordon, whom Brown's housemate, Max Lomas, had been seen arguing with Brown earlier in the night.
|
|
This voter, she said, is "tired of arguing with folks in their circle of life who are very opinionated and strong willed and loud" — and opposed to Mr. Trump.
|
|
This voter, she said, is "tired of arguing with folks in their circle of life who are very opinionated and strong willed and loud" — and opposed to Mr. Trump.
|
|
In 2014 Baldwin was also charged with disorderly conduct in New York City after riding his bicycle the wrong way and arguing with police who cited him for it.
|
|
People might sneer at a thinker's background or training, but there can be no arguing with a powerful new idea which explains the world better than its rivals do.
|
|
"When you're arguing with someone, what they'll say to you will be different based on whether you're alone or if a teacher, parent, or boss is watching," Gat says.
|
|
Bannon's ex-wife told police she'd started arguing with Bannon as he sat in his parked car and she stood beside it, according to a January 218 police report.
|
|
Democrats are arguing with Republicans and among themselves about issues -- above all health care -- but also climate change and paying for college that have energized the liberal grass roots.
|
|
According to the CPD, Lil Rel began arguing with the other driver and things got so heated he socked the guy in the face, knocking him to the ground.
|
|
So the bar is low, but there's no arguing with its outcome; what Ray did cannot be excused, no matter how hard he tries—or needs it to be.
|
|
According to French TV, Dennis was seen arguing with his team car before climbing off his bike but sports director Gorazd Stangelj told reporters he 'knew nothing about it'.
|
|
Yes. But even filling out forms and arguing with insurance companies to get a procedure or drug covered for a patient can feel worthy and in some ways triumphant.
|
|
By then, Mr. Lane had dropped out of high school and had been arrested several times for jumping subway turnstiles, arguing with police officers and fighting, Ms. Ragoonanan said.
|
|
Insurance commissioners are arguing with the Department of Health and Human Services that the less expensive and temporary insurance plans are "junk," and will be restricted in some states.
|
|
Sports Briefing Major League Baseball wants managers to stop arguing with umpires over balls and strikes — and warned them not to rely on replays as grounds for their grumbling.
|
|
If you can get a person you are arguing with to the point of saying "that's right," they are signaling, subconsciously, that they actually believe you understand their perspective.
|
|
And after arguing with them to try and tell them I was the next DJ, I ended up getting pulled to the floor by four or five of them.
|
|
McGregor's "emotions got the best of" him as he jumped the Bellator cage and celebrated with Ward, but then appeared to shove the referee before arguing with Bellator employees.
|
|
I know that the physicians and nurses who have cared for my son have also spent hours filling out forms and arguing with insurance-related entities on his behalf.
|
|
The delight of Edmund Morris's "Edison" is that, instead of arguing with earlier writers or debating the terms of genius, it focusses on the phenomenological impact of Edison's work.
|
|
Trump visited the CIA on Saturday trying to ease tensions with the intelligence community, but he ended up arguing with the media over the size of his inauguration crowd.
|
|
But the two rivals spent much of the evening arguing with each other, and both were repeatedly upstaged by clashes involving the candidates better known at the national level.
|
|
Hotel staff had reportedly asked Weezy and his squad to open the balcony door for some ventilation, but the rapper apparently got upset and started arguing with hotel staff.
|
|
The week after that, a video emerged of Mr. Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver who complained about the company; the executive later apologized to employees in an email.
|
|
"When you've been arguing with FedEx all week that you really are Madonna and they still won't release your package," she wrote, with the always handy #bitchplease hashtag to boot.
|
|
Instead of arguing with Kelly, Trump seemed to save most of his contempt for his fellow candidate, who he called "Little Marco" and was at odds with throughout the debate.
|
|
I clearly remember arguing with my teacher that I needed to sew up her stomach, while my teacher insisted that I leave it open so I could put treasures inside.
|
|
"I wanted to prove a point, and of course arguing with Piers Morgan, who is such a dick... That's why I kept going back and forth with him," says Rose.
|
|
At this time, instead of arguing with your group members, you can tell them to whip out or download this app during class and work on the presentation right now.
|
|
That book (and the gossip surrounding it) was the catalyst for the show's most iconic moment when Giudice flipped a table while arguing with Staub during the season 1 finale.
|
|
I have spent too much of my time as a New York transplant arguing with natives that Chicago's food surpasses theirs, and not just at the fancy dining opportunities, either.
|
|
" She continued: "I wanted to prove a point, and of course arguing with Piers Morgan, who is such a d—… That's why I kept going back and forth with him.
|
|
After arguing with employees, he returned to the store with a can of gas, poured it on the floor, and attempted to light it on fire before fleeing the scene.
|
|
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ witnesses told them the rapper -- known for his hit track "Magnolia" -- began arguing with a woman as they were exiting the terminal late Thursday night.
|
|
That book (and the gossip surrounding it) was the catalyst for the show's most iconic moment when Giudice flipped a table while arguing with Staub during the season 1 finale.
|
|
The last 30 seconds of the music video shows all the various Taylors arguing with each other, saying things her haters have accused her of over the last several years.
|
|
Akbar V claims she was arguing with Thug's fiancee, Jerrika Karlae, in front of the club when YT stepped in ... and slapped her on the left side of her face.
|
|
After all, it was still just a phone — a thing for text messages, mostly, and maybe look up a piece of trivia when arguing with a friend at a bar.
|
|
I'd guess this is about arguing with a woman in the hallway of a bougie event — moving a heated argument out of the public to work it out in privacy.
|
|
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich was not around for his team's dismal 19-point fourth quarter after being ejected from the game for arguing with an official in the third quarter.
|
|
According to witnesses ... the white woman in the video got extremely heated with a black man, who was apparently defending a black woman who was arguing with the white woman.
|
|
Videos circulated on social media appear to show unarmed protesters arguing with soldiers and breaching a barbed-wire barricade placed on a road, before gunfire sends activists running for cover.
|
|
Around 10 PM Monday, a shooter fired at a man arguing with his girlfriend outside of a home on a street in Cleveland, Ohio, injuring four people, including two children.
|
|
There was no arguing with Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE.
|
|
Britain has been a key ally in promoting an "outward-facing Europe", and a reliable voice arguing with America for EU sanctions to pressure such countries as Russia and Iran.
|
|
At one point, her cousin turned to him and said in English, Hey, look, I'm arguing with a toddler, after which his wife swung her hand across the cousin's mouth.
|
|
The Raptors (5-4) lost point guard Kyle Lowry with 8:08 to play in the second quarter after he was assessed two technical fouls for arguing with the referees.
|
|
The company's reputation suffered after criticism from former employees over its treatment of women, as well as the fallout from video of CEO Travis Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver.
|
|
Comedian and progressive talk show host Bill Maher defended Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham on Friday, arguing with guests on his HBO show that a boycott led by Parkland, Fla.
|
|
As an intellectual exercise that doesn't require medical malpractice insurance, for years doctors have been publishing their theories and arguing with each other over the diagnoses of people long dead.
|
|
During the meeting, Uber communications executives showed Kalanick a newly published report on him by Bloomberg News that included a viral video of Kalanick dismissively arguing with an Uber driver.
|
|
We're not exactly sure what set Lil Xan off ... but we're told the rapper started arguing with another customer after he ordered Taco Bell at Circle Centre Mall in Indianapolis.
|
|
It's normal to lose one's cool occasionally if you're arguing with your partner about something, but if these verbal slingshots happen regularly, it may be a sign of emotional abuse.
|
|
My other favorite costumed people to photograph are people who are eating in costume, sitting on the ground in costume or arguing with someone on the phone while in costume.
|
|
The 23-year-old woman involved in the 2017 choking attack said she had been arguing with Mr. Brown when he had threatened to stab her, according to the police.
|
|
Sarah also said the kids "caused emotional stress on Jennifer," and that her wife "would often call about the kids making her crazy and arguing with them," the report notes.
|
|
They should not have to spend huge amounts of time filling out complicated forms and arguing with insurance companies as to whether or not they have the coverage they expected.
|
|
"We spend so much time arguing with each other and not enough time like working on the issue," the country music star told "Today's" Sheinelle Jones in a Tuesday interview.
|
|
FCC approves T-Mobile/Sprint merger despite serious concerns Over the summer, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai issued an order essentially arguing with the carriers and suggested the deal move forward.
|
|
She instead chose to be a bully: arguing with the boy, essentially telling him if you don't like it here, you can always go back to where you came from.
|
|
Video surveillance from the store shows Michael Drejka arguing with McGlockton's girlfriend, Britany Jacobs, on July 19 before McGlockton exits the store, confronts Drejka and shoves him to the ground.
|
|
Strike up a conversation with a grown-up in that park (maybe one arguing with a youngster about the merits of a Rocket Pop) and you might find an ally.
|
|
As good as Hodge traditionally is — and he is very good — it's near impossible for him to sell the bizarre dissonance that is him arguing with someone inside his head.
|
|
With the Americans arguing with the referee Jeffrey Solis about a foul, Aron Sigurdarson exploited a quick restart to drive forward, cut inside and curl a shot around a backpedaling defender.
|
|
Ted Cruz took a little jab at Donald Trump during Thursday's Republican presidential debate after arguing with Chris Wallace, a Fox News journalist that was also helping to moderate the event.
|
|
In a second search warrant affidavit, Boedecker told detectives she put the girls in the Jeep so they wouldn&apost hear her arguing with her husband and then briefly dozed off.
|
|
Arguing politics online is always a disaster, but arguing with someone who insists that they, unlike you, are motivated by pure reason is actually less productive than debating a brick wall.
|
|
I recall arguing with friends about whether our experience was essentially a PG version of Burning Man, or a harbinger of something bigger, a growing discontent among millennials with social media.
|
|
A newly released video shows Chief Executive Officer Travis Kalanick arguing with his Uber driver, Fawzi Kamel, late on a Super Bowl Sunday night in February, seated between two female companions.
|
|
No, Bush won't be coloring your hair this season, but the actress and philanthropist did recently return from an Alaskan vacation — and arguing with Twitter trolls — ready for a 'do refresh.
|
|
Luckily, the mystery has been solved and you don't have to spend your night arguing with your loved ones about whether this is bird or bunny until deep, unrepairable rifts form.
|
|
And then, after arguing with Liv about her decision to get drunk and hook up with their mutual friend Julian (Ben Winchell), Matt crashes the car they are in, and dies.
|
|
Carmelo Anthony, who had 62.53 points in the loss, played just 262.5 minutes in his previous visit to Boston before being ejected in the second quarter for arguing with an official.
|
|
The 911 dispatcher allegedly told responding officers that the Thomas Martens, a retired FBI agent, had been arguing with son-in-law Corbett and had hit him with a baseball bat.
|
|
In the second episode, for example, Shalhoub's Republican senator tries to convince someone to switch political parties, arguing with a smirk that party lines are just "brands," like Cheerios versus Chex.
|
|
Here's the deal ... the Dallas Cowboys superstar running back had been spotted in the parking lot at the Electric Daisy Carnival around 3 AM on Saturday morning arguing with his girlfriend.
|
|
In accepting the plea deal, Hoskins admitted to approaching Sproaps and Partlow while they were talking in the street near her home, arguing with them and then pulling out a gun.
|
|
See MURDER IN THE SUBURBS AVIVA STAHL Aviva Stahl grew up in the oppressively landscaped suburbs of northern New Jersey, where she spent her middle school years arguing with underage Republicans.
|
|
A man witnesses described to KCAL as having a mohawk haircut was seen arguing with another Costco customer near the freezer section, where he pulled out a gun and opened fire.
|
|
Baltimore Ravens safety Eric Weddle says it's RIDICULOUS the NFL just hit Jimmy Smith with a 4-game suspension for "arguing" with his ex-girlfriend ... considering the incident never turned physical.
|
|
In 2017, Peters was suspended one game by his team at the time, the Chiefs, for throwing an official's flag into the stands and arguing with a Kansas City assistant coach.
|
|
The young golfer said he returned to the scorer's table where his father and coach were arguing with a U.S. Open tournament official and was floored upon hearing he was disqualified.
|
|
When I'm arguing with Fade—usually this involves saying his name in a scolding tone—Alucard is often asleep and no amount of cat screeching and name-calling will wake him.
|
|
I started writing political beauty features as an assistant because I felt so strongly about it, and there was no arguing with the numbers: Our readers responded with gratitude and enthusiasm.
|
|
Citing feedback from drivers who described intoxicated commuters vomiting in their cars or arguing with them during the ride, the company said it would stop its GrabHitch service between 1 a.m.
|
|
So I for years have been kind of just arguing with not a ton of ... because this is a hard thing to compile evidence of the typical sort that we use.
|
|
"Then, instead of doing all that he could to help Akai Gurley, he wasted precious time arguing with his partner about calling for help," Assistant District Attorney Marc Fliedner told jurors.
|
|
Prosecutors have accused Liang of spending crucial minutes arguing with his partner over whether to call in the shot for fear of discipline, while Gurley lay dying on a landing downstairs.
|
|
A police officer shot an antigovernment protester at point-blank range, the third police shooting since the protests began, while across town a man arguing with protesters was set on fire.
|
|
And there were a number of counterdemonstrators, not all of them Antifa but broadly along the left wing who were -- who were arguing with them and getting into some small scuffles.
|
|
Her eldest daughter, Ghofran, now 18, defied her mother by wearing make-up and cutting her hair, and Rahma, a year younger, was expelled from school for arguing with the teachers.
|
|
And while I can't say whether arguing with the Hezbollah tour guide about the deaths of innocents had any effect on his views, it was better than not trying, wasn't it?
|
|
For LaVar Ball, the drama of arguing with the president and having his son leave U.C.L.A. — where his youngest son, LaMelo, is also committed to attend in 2019 — is nothing new.
|
|
In late 2011, in a match of reserve players in Grozny, a rival forward named Spartak Gogniev from F.C. Krasnodar in the Russian league was ejected after arguing with the referee.
|
|
According to reports in TMZ and the New York Post's Page Six, the 38-year-old "Collide" singer began arguing with the woman, identified as his ex-girlfriend, on Friday afternoon.
|
|
The sergeant was conducting a business check just before midnight Friday when a person started arguing with him and spat on him, Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said in a statement Saturday.
|
|
Ms. Castillo, whose family became homeless after being evicted from their apartment in late 2014, said she has been arguing with homeless services staff and shelter providers since entering the system.
|
|
So does a man who was escorted from school grounds by law enforcement and given a criminal trespass warning after arguing with his ex-partner, a parent at the high school.
|
|
Bloomberg on Tuesday published a video of Kalanick, a co-founder of the company, arguing with a driver who tells him that rates have been cut and he has lost money.
|
|
His footage shows soldiers inside Ziad Jaber elementary school, arguing with the school principal and other teachers, as they attempt to remove Zein Idris and his 7-year-old brother Taim.
|
|
She was arguing with me, I think, arguing for our future—for the idea that we couldn't live beholden to expectations or fears or to judgments we didn't know would come.
|
|
Mr. Cole, who opened Artemis Capital to outside investors in 21.5, is taking the opposite side, arguing with the passionate intensity of the true believer that this market calm cannot last.
|
|
I was arguing with people at YouTube because I was looking for Anti-Defamation League, I've told this story a number of times, and the top 20 videos were anti-Semitic.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — I'm an inveterate lover of books, so you never have to bother arguing with me about the continued relevance of print as a medium.
|
|
In the video, Hunt is seen arguing with a 19-year-old woman outside of his room at The Metropolitan at the 9 at 3:22 AM on February 10, 2018.
|
|
Tinseltown is full of stories of serendipitous discoveries of talent: Lana Turner at a malt shop; Harrison Ford installing a door at George Lucas' studio; Charlize Theron arguing with a bank teller.
|
|
The book (and the gossip surrounding it) was the catalyst for one of the RHONJ's most iconic moments, when Giudice flipped a table while arguing with Staub during the season 1 finale.
|
|
Everyone works out of glass rooms, but no one ever notices all the ridiculous stuff going on right next door, like two men spending every work day arguing with the same bot?
|
|
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich quickly joined his star forward in the locker room when he was ejected from the game for arguing with the officials just 211 seconds into the third quarter.
|
|
After arguing with the first responders over transporting Ahmodu to the hospital for about 10 minutes, Ahmodu's cousin, Adefolaju Oridupa, threw him over his shoulder and carried him out to the street.
|
|
Only in a news climate so ludicrous as 20173's could a storyline this farfetched seem so incredible: The internet thinks Kevin Durant is arguing with trolls on a secret Twitter account.
|
|
When a campus party leads to him arguing with a white classmate who sings along with the n-word (NO), the campus police arrive — and one of them holds Reggie at gunpoint.
|
|
Only this time, instead of long comment threads arguing with homophobic relatives until one of them asks if you can "agree to disagree," everyone will be posting video rants at each other.
|
|
After years of arguing with local residents who were worried about eviction, and battling with environmentalists over plans to bulldoze a delicate sand dune ecosystem, the golf resort eventually opened in 2012.
|
|
Defense Secretary James Mattis, a widely respected figure seen as a stabilizing influence inside the administration, handed in his resignation after arguing with Trump over foreign policy in a White House meeting.
|
|
Busta Rhymes apparently wasn't in the mood to mingle with a fan, and all hell broke loose when that fan got sour and used a homophobic slur while arguing with the rapper.
|
|
We broke the story ... a woman claimed she was arguing with Thug's fiancee in the parking lot of Palace nightclub in March when he stepped in and smacked her in the face.
|
|
He's bursting with confidence ("and I ain't just begun / I been running my city like Diddy, you chump"), but he's rapping with such incredible energy that there's no arguing with his claims.
|
|
"When you've been arguing with customs all week that you really are Madonna and they still won't release your package," she wrote on a photo showing the singer looking none too pleased.
|
|
In London, Owen Jones, a liberal columnist who is gay, walked off the set of a Sky News program after arguing with the host on how the Orlando attack should be defined.
|
|
The night before Lucas Fowler and Chynna Deese were found dead along the Alaska Highway in British Columbia, a road worker said she saw the couple arguing with a mysterious bearded man.
|
|
The night before a couple were found dead on the side of the Alaska Highway in rural British Columbia, a road worker said she saw them arguing with a mysterious bearded man.
|
|
That attack hit hardest by the release of a video he did not know was being taken that showed him arguing with an Uber driver, and coming off as mean and elitist.
|
|
"Probably the half of the last 15 years of my life has been spent discussing with clubs, arguing with clubs, debating with clubs, and in the end always, always agreeing," Infantino added.
|
|
Many of us spent the latter half of 2014 listening to this absurdly addictive series, impatiently waiting for new episodes or discussing (read: arguing) with friends over Adnan's suspected guilt or innocence.
|
|
You can get less-designer but still-official SB 235 T-shirts at the Target a block away, too, where I heard a couple of women arguing with the cashier about paying $.
|
|
This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Arguing with your partner can be fun—a point scoring game where you can assassinate their joy based on who last bought the toilet paper.
|
|
You'd just watch scientists toiling away with data from the Hubble Space Telescope and you'd see us at our desks arguing with each other, going to conferences, and nothing would ever happen.
|
|
President Trump has resisted efforts to provide extra money for Puerto Rico, which is struggling to recover from twin hurricanes in 2017, arguing with inaccurate numbers that it has already gotten enough.
|
|
Mr. Mnuchin and Gary Cohn, the White House's chief economic adviser, also debased their credibility last year by arguing with no evidence whatsoever that the Republican tax cut would pay for itself.
|
|
It is a disturbingly familiar scene: a black motorist standing outside his car on a rainy night, arguing with the white police officer who has pulled him over for seemingly no reason.
|
|
Two men -- one of whom was wearing a cap emblazoned with a Chinese flag -- were seen arguing with protesters in the arrivals hall, before being ushered away by security as protesters cheered.
|
|
The girl has been arguing with her own parents about whether she can give up her Ph.D. The chef spits out the usual clichés about a strict father and a quiet mother.
|
|
Instead of doctors and nurses spending a significant part of their day filling out forms and arguing with insurance companies, they could be using their time to provide care to their patients.
|
|
"Officer Pantaleo was justified in using physical force to make this arrest," he said, noting that Garner can be seen in video shouting and arguing with the officers trying to arrest him.
|
|
Colin Kaepernick spent six years in the N.F.L. displaying his abilities and the three years since his ouster arguing with the league over whether his abilities should still merit him a job.
|
|
As Jose Mourinho grew irritated, the Tottenham manager was booked by referee Mike Dean for going over to the Southampton bench after arguing with goalkeeping coach Andrew Sparkes over apparent time-wasting.
|
|
Even so, the two and a half minute clip has brought us to the unexpected, confusing place of arguing with the White House over whether an ordered miscarriage counts as an abortion.
|
|
Now it was about arguing with lawyers, mastering a labyrinthine court records system, understanding local politics and explaining the complicated legal chess game that played out between the accusers and the accused.
|
|
In a speech to the nation on Wednesday evening, Mr. Duda rebuffed critics, arguing — with merit, even critics acknowledge — that the judiciary in Poland has long been seen as sluggish and removed.
|
|
By the end of his first year, he was already arguing with Mr. Capa about the agency's future size and direction, but he remained Magnum's main manager and salesman for nine years.
|
|
Witnesses quoted in the Colombian newspaper El Tiempo said they saw Hernández-Mora arguing with an unidentified man in the town of El Tarra, before taking a motorcycle to an unknown destination.
|
|
Airbnb's announcements also come at a time when another San Francisco upstart, Uber, is facing increased criticism, including its treatment of drivers after a video surfaced showing its CEO arguing with a driver.
|
|
We're told Cardi wasn't driving, but she and a cousin -- who was also in the Bentley -- got out and started arguing with the other driver, and that's when the NYPD officer got involved.
|
|
In June, seven Democratic lawmakers gained entry to an immigration detention center in New Jersey after "arguing" with the police and "literally banging on the door," one of the congressmen posted on Twitter.
|
|
Next, an Uber driver filmed Mr Kalanick arguing with him about fare cuts and uploaded the material, including the boss lamenting that "some people don't like to take responsibility for their own shit".
|
|
Angelo Clary said that he and his wife saw a young woman they did not recognize inside the studio, and she drew the blinds when they began arguing with the security guards outside.
|
|
"Officers spoke with Daniel Jymm, and he stated that he was arguing with his brother about who had eating [sic] the last of the ribs, when things became physical" the police report states.
|
|
The couple seemed to be arguing, with Disick, 35, placing one hand on his girlfriend's arm in an apparent attempt to comfort her, while Richie, 20, appeared to wipe away a few tears.
|
|
A video that went viral earlier this year showed a man in upstate New York arguing with ICE officers who attempted to stop the vehicle he was driving and detain the passengers inside.
|
|
Investigators found the limo was overcapacity, and surviving passengers said the driver was likely distracted while arguing with his wife over the phone when they tried to alert him to the growing fire.
|
|
But, the Chiefs have suspended the star WR in the wake of audiotapes which recorded Hill arguing with his fiancee, Crystal Espinal, about the child abuse case involving their 3-year-old son.
|
|
Fiennes' film rightfully puts Jones front and center at all times, even in more vulnerable moments, like when she's arguing with someone over the phone or tenderly recalling her past feelings for Goude.
|
|
But Meadows, who could be heard yelling and arguing with Ryan on the floor, was furious that the final immigration package left out several provisions that had been agreed to during earlier negotiations.
|
|
The company has dealt with a viral hashtag urging users to delete the app, an ongoing sexual harassment allegation, and, earlier this week, a video of CEO Travis Kalanick arguing with a driver.
|
|
In this Instagram photo captured by Mark Davis, they look like characters from Fantasia made flesh, come to soothe those tired of quipping, screaming, and arguing with each other for a week straight.
|
|
Consider: He has not been called for a technical foul for arguing with officials since Game 1 of the conference semifinals, which is a DiMaggio-like streak for a player of his verbosity.
|
|
"Oh No!!!!" is one of its tormented love songs, wondering, "Why can't I control it?" and arguing with itself over a clattering beat and dissonant guitar, an unresolved flare-up of romantic anxiety.
|
|
In an interview with state television, Renzi said Italy was not arguing with Europe over a few decimal points of budget deficit but wanted Brussels to sanction eastern European countries who rejected migrants.
|
|
The lasting image I've retained from The Problem With Everything is one of a woman alone at her computer, in her New York apartment, reading as much as possible and arguing with herself.
|
|
In addition to Clem, his gallery of characters included the easily flustered proprietor of a general store and Lavern Nagger, a husband constantly arguing with his wife, Ida Lee (played by Roni Stoneman).
|
|
On Money During a February ride in San Francisco, Travis Kalanick, the chief executive of Uber, was recorded arguing with and eventually berating an Uber driver from the back seat of his car.
|
|
Brown said during an interview airing Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" that moving the discussion into a "judicial forum" instead of politicians arguing with each other would be beneficial for the country.
|
|
When I first met Charney, he came into my store and began arguing with us about why we hadn't updated every single mannequin with the large-breasted models he had recently sent over.
|
|
Some free-speech advocates have expressed concern with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, arguing (with little hard evidence) that Dorsey and his team have designed the platform with a biased intent to muzzle them.
|
|
We can sit and watch the same movie and still see completely different films, as you'll well know if you've ever walked out of a theater arguing with someone about what you just saw.
|
|
Kelly has now brought the photo of Pfeiffer to the larger group, explaining to Allie, Gordie, Becca, Sam, and Will that she saw him arguing with their parents shortly before all of this happened.
|
|
Nielsen&aposs outburst came after New Jersey Democrats gained entry Sunday to an immigration detention center in their state after "arguing" with police and "literally banging on the door," one lawmaker posted on Twitter.
|
|
Four hours later and 4503 miles (1,530 kilometers) away, Cristiano Ronaldo&aposs eyes were wide in anger as he shouted in protest just ahead of the final whistle, once again arguing with a referee.
|
|
For millennia, men have been debating the ins and outs of Christian theology, and those same men took to Twitter like fish to water, debating and arguing with one another — until Rachel came around.
|
|
The video, published by the Star-Telegram, showed the Millers — armed with guns — arguing with Howard over a mattress that Howard had dumped in the shared alleyway behind their homes on Don Juan Street.
|
|
Police body camera footage captured on July 26 shows Detective Jeff Payne arguing with University Hospital nurse Alex Wubbels, then physically removing her from the hospital and putting her in handcuffs as she screams.
|
|
In explicit surveillance video posted to social media websites (WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO) , the woman can be seen arguing with a Tim Hortons employee before pulling down her pants as other restaurant patrons look on.
|
|
Rafa is with Sofia on the private jet, who he literally snatched out of her car while she was arguing with her mother (I can't help but love all the scenes they have together).
|
|
II makes good on that highly relatable statement, with Sam (Logan Browning) arguing with the internet and trying to convince people out of their point of view before realizing that that almost never works.
|
|
It's the second time Paige has changed her story -- but now she claims she was arguing with Alberto in the Orlando Airport terminal on Sunday after getting bad news about a sick family member.
|
|
"I definitely supported Bernie, but then once Hillary had the nomination, I was the guy arguing with my friends at the bar -- the Bernie and bust people -- saying, 'you guys are idiots'," Oberst said.
|
|
Elsewhere in the city, a pro-Beijing supporter was doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire after arguing with protesters in Ma On Shan, about 12 miles north of the business district.
|
|
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone was ejected in the second inning of Game 1 of Thursday's doubleheader against the Tampa Bay Rays for arguing with rookie umpire Brennan Miller about the strike zone.
|
|
The 26-year-old man, known by his handle MrDeadMoth, can be heard on the livestream arguing with his partner, a 21-year-old woman, who repeatedly asked him to stop playing the game.
|
|
In his farewell address, Obama rolled out his party's answer to Trump: "If you are tired of arguing with strangers on the internet, try talking with one of them in real life," Obama said.
|
|
They may overprescribe antibiotics out of an unrealistic fear that the patient could eventually develop complications and need them, or because it is easier than arguing with a patient who insists on getting them.
|
|
For a chuckle, check out this youtube clip of Wittman and Gaethje demonstrating the knee back in 2014 and apparently Gaethje himself arguing with people in the comments about the effectiveness of the move.
|
|
"You go around seeing white Post-it notes and red Post-it notes, and then oftentimes I'm standing there while the people are arguing with red and white Post-it notes," Mr. Murphy said.
|
|
In April, just after Loughlin and Giannulli pleaded not guilty and realized they were looking at serious jail time if convicted at trial, Us Weekly reported that Loughlin was "constantly arguing" with her husband.
|
|
Included is a witness who saw Flowers near the car from which the gun was stolen, a witness who saw Flowers arguing with someone near the furniture store and gunshot residue on Flowers' hands.
|
|
"We are just going to meet with them and listen to their sentiments and come and implement them because what is important now is not arguing with them or them with us," he said.
|
|
Local media said they went missing very close to the place where Henández-Mora was last spotted arguing with an unidentified man and then hiring a motorcycle to drive her to an unknown destination.
|
|
Now, arguing with the MMTers generally feels like playing Calvinball, with the rules constantly changing: every time you think you've pinned them down on some proposition, they insist that you haven't grasped their meaning.
|
|
Included is a witness who saw Flowers near the car from which the gun was stolen, a witness who saw Flowers arguing with someone near the furniture store and gunshot residue on Flowers' hands.
|
|
I don't know because I got the inspiration for doing that series for NBC from Marc Andreessen who have been arguing with for decades and how ... He and I argue about all kinds of things.
|
|
The video posted on YouTube by the California couple shows Brian Schear arguing with a police officer and a Delta employee as he sat on Flight 2222 waiting to depart from Maui to Los Angeles.
|
|
Sudeikis' character Bradley struggles through the awkwardness of being a single father to a 16-year-old daughter, as she suffers through typical teenage angst, arguing with her dad and sending him on tampon runs.
|
|
Tommy "Tiny" Lister -- best-known for playing Deebo in the "Friday" movies -- got a visit from cops after his girlfriend's live stream captured him arguing with her and smacking a phone out of her hands.
|
|
Two years later 150 pressmen elbowed each other frantically to meet Deep Throat, the source of Watergate secrets, who to their surprise mostly spent the conference arguing with his wife, and left in an ambulance.
|
|
Oakley, who played the bulk of his 19-year career in New York, had to be forcibly removed from his courtside seat by several security guards after he was seen pushing and arguing with them.
|
|
Those who want central-bank policies to return to normal (higher rates, no more purchases of government bonds) are still arguing with those who believe that premature monetary tightening will damage a still-fragile economy.
|
|
A year and four months of thinking about table settings and bindi applications and how long my hair should be and, improbably, arguing with my mother over whether or not the chairs should have bows.
|
|
In South Carolina, the leader in the public polls, Donald J. Trump, still holds an edge despite a closing argument that was spent praising the fallen Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and arguing with Pope Francis.
|
|
At the same time that I was receiving an education in the food of my hometown, arguing with a child's certainty about why I deserved the last green corn chip, I was attending public school.
|
|
In the video, which has been widely spread on social media, the mom and several other passengers can be seen arguing with the crew about the baby's well-being while the mom fans the child.
|
|
Also on Thursday, Defense Secretary James Mattis, a widely respected figure seen as a stabilizing influence inside the administration, handed in his resignation after arguing with Trump over foreign policy in a White House meeting.
|
|
Reza Gul, 203, was attacked by her husband on Sunday after arguing with him over his decision to take a 6- or 7-year-old niece as his fiancée, Gul's mother, Zarghona, told the Times.
|
|
Maurice was tossed after arguing with officials about a pair of hard hits on his players in Tampa on Thursday; Gallant was sent off after a couple of Panthers were hurt against Nashville last Saturday.
|
|
A young man who showed up at a reading Yan recently gave said that he had been detained for seven days after arguing with customs officers who found two of Yan's novels in his suitcase.
|
|
Brett Gardner banged his bat on top of the dugout, jumped over the dugout railing and was thrown out by first base umpire Phil Cuzzi and then began arguing with third base umpire Todd Tichenor.
|
|
One moment William, a devout Christian, is arguing with Jacob over whether a Jewish writer is a pawn of the Devil; the next, Jeanne and Jacob are trying to survive a bout with smelly cheese.
|
|
The play brought Girardi charging out of the dugout, arguing with the plate umpire, Dana DeMuth, pointing to grass inside the baseline and walking along it, making his case that he was following Correa's footsteps.
|
|
Another neighbor, Donald Macleod, who lived behind the Longs, said Thursday morning that agents in F.B.I. jackets were searching the house, where he once heard gunfire at night, and Mr. Long arguing with his mother.
|
|
Tokyo might well use the pressure to bolster its case for an acceleration of the normalization of the Japanese military, arguing with domestic critics that a better-rounded military will make Japan more self-reliant.
|
|
Delgadillo was arguing with Martin over a haircut he had just provided to her son when she allegedly got into her vehicle and intentionally hit the barber, pushing him through a glass storefront, authorities said.
|
|
You can also set up spending alerts for various categories and have Trim, or another app, negotiate some of your bills, so you can say goodbye to spending an hour arguing with the cable company.
|
|
Cleveland, Ohio: 313 dead, 303 injuredAt about 2101 PM, a woman was arguing with her boyfriend outside one of their homes when a man came out of said house and opened fire—presumably at the boyfriend.
|
|
Bentz, the youngest of the four swimmers involved, released a statement saying Lochte played the key role in the situation, tearing a poster off a wall and arguing with armed security guards at the gas station.
|
|
No, there&aposs just too much watching "World Star" and arguing with your girl in Texas, and too many WhatsUp apps and all that kind of stuff and people doing stuff, working on their own careers.
|
|
And the Broad City creators' affection for Drescher is clear; she even guest-starred as Ilana's Aunt Bev in a Season 4 episode, arguing with Ilana's mother over who will inherit their late mother's engagement ring.
|
|
Johnson isn't thrilled to be there, and in a series of flashbacks we see him in the years prior: as a foul-mouthed pragmatic Senate majority leader cracking dirty jokes and arguing with the idealistic Sen.
|
|
After arguing with Munchery employees, a delivery driver in Sacramento by the name of Sharon Howard said she finally received a "janky looking handwritten check" from the business on Monday and is hopeful it will clear.
|
|
When he regained consciousness, his parents were in the room arguing with one another and his younger brother had smeared soiled diapers all over the living room window, as if in attempt to keep something out.
|
|
Yes: It turns out that we spend the pertest years of our lives arguing with the same annoying person from college about whose turn it is to get out of bed and turn off the nightlight.
|
|
The child, named Ryker, had celebrated his 2nd birthday just days before the April 16 shooting, during which the boy's father, Michael Glance, 103, of Blackman Township, was allegedly arguing with his mother, Nicole McCarthy, Mlive.
|
|
Illustration by Kat Aileen When we left off in part two of "Owls," Drake had just finished arguing with Skepta about whether or not BBK could absorb OVO and then made fun of Skepta's British accent.
|
|
In the 2014 documentary Merchants of Doubt, a relatively young-looking Glantz is shown arguing with a TV host who refuses to believe his four-pack-a-day habit is bad for his or others' health.
|
|
Instead of fighting for conservative solutions to our shared problems, I find myself arguing with "conservatives" who, despite all the objective, verifiable evidence, can't even admit that our shared problems even exist in the first place.
|
|
Seeing journalists arguing with each other suggests the news industry is more interested in playing out polarized range-wars than serving as public surrogates who are supposed to be informing citizens about news issues of substance.
|
|
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, in a conference call Thursday night with House Democrats, began to lay the groundwork for blaming the GOP, arguing with control of the majority "it's their responsibility" to keep government open.
|
|
They are tired of arguing with their friends about who the best nominee will be, and they are joking about moving to Canada if faced with the prospect of a President Trump or a President Cruz.
|
|
He had previously pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 1977 death of Janet Needham, a 573-year-old housewife in northwestern Pennsylvania who left a bar with him after arguing with her husband, according to prosecutors.
|
|
The segment—which did air during the show's original run on FOX—includes footage of Ramsay "vomiting after opening a bin of shrimp," finding three dead mice in a rodent trap, and arguing with the chef.
|
|
Earlier that day, Williams had sustained a series of penalties — for getting coaching from the sidelines (a charge she disputed), for throwing her racket, and for arguing with an umpire — that ultimately cost her a game.
|
|
Of course, it's no use arguing with certain people, because they continue to stand behind their flawed affiliation to cats, even when they do something like destroying a historical portrait painted by their favorite artist. Haha!
|
|
The Orioles slugger Chris Davis was ejected for arguing with the plate umpire, Will Little, after striking out against Joe Biagini in the seventh, the third time in three at-bats that Davis was caught looking.
|
|
I imagined a red light down there and a traffic jam for miles, horns blowing, crystals getting out of their cars, arguing with each other and banging and kicking the walls of my joints in frustration.
|
|
The same will be true if the rich and famous can easily get tests while average sick people have to wait on hold or in long lines, arguing with bureaucrats and administrators about their potential exposure.
|
|
He said that after Mr. Drejka, 47, began arguing with Ms. Jacobs over whether she had the proper permits to be in that space, Mr. McGlockton, 28, left the store and went up to Mr. Drejka.
|
|
Another witness, Mr. Coker said, spotted the group the next morning in Sunny Side, Ga., a city in northern Spalding County, and said Mr. Gebhardt and Mr. Moore were arguing with a black man, Timothy Coggins.
|
|
During a recent game against Duke at Madison Square Garden, his old stamping grounds, Ewing was on the verge of an ejection for arguing with the referees over what he thought was a phantom foul call.
|
|
Even before he lands in the port of Jaffa (now a part of the metropolis of Tel Aviv, whose founding is depicted in the novel), he finds himself arguing with a fellow-passenger on the ship.
|
|
Sometimes, that is, we stand up for our views even though it won't make any difference to the person we're arguing with, simply to express which side we are on, what kind of people we are.
|
|
McGlockton was in the store with his then-five-year-old son — their other children had stayed in the car with Jacobs — but when he came outside to see Drejka arguing with Jacobs, McGlockton shoved Drejka.
|
|
Now, with "Genghis Khan and the Quest for God" he has taken his thesis still further, arguing with equal fervor and conviction that the Khan, though godless himself, favored total religious freedom for his subjugated millions.
|
|
Late Friday night, Peña appears to have been arguing with a worker at a Miami sandwich shop when he was assaulted by a Twitter user who claimed responsibility for the alterction in a since-deleted tweet.
|
|
It's like the lack of diversity, and then also this idea that people's ... There is an ethos to Reddit, you always end up arguing with them that people should be able to say what they want.
|
|
While the suspects were arguing with neighbors, the victim ran out of the apartment and police found him on the street wearing an inside-out tank top, shorts and sandals on a cold winter day, police said.
|
|
The tone of politics does have an effect, although it's hard to show a link between politicians arguing with each other and some guy in his garage deciding to pull out his gun and go shoot people.
|
|
If you've been spending most of the debates this election screaming at the television and arguing with whichever candidate you find most repulsive, you now have a chance to let your voice be heard—well, sort of.
|
|
Frank Redding, 32, of Cranston, was arguing with a family member outside the banquet hall when a manager confronted him for drinking alcohol on the property "that was not sold by the facility," according to the report.
|
|
The "Juju On That Beat" rapper's seen on video -- obtained by TMZ -- arguing with his roomie off camera with extinguisher in hand ... then taking a few steps toward him and shooting a cloud of fire-squelching chemicals.
|
|
"There could be an opportunity for a press reboot over some of the issues that the press corps has been arguing with the White House for: access to the President, press conferences, on-camera briefings," Shear said.
|
|
In the clip, Fredericks is arguing with friends over the correct ranking of the chips in a Frito-Lay variety pack made up of Cool Ranch Doritos, Nacho Cheese Doritos, Cheetos, Fritos, BBQ Lays, and Original Lays.
|
|
Instead of arguing with Bannon during their interview, he makes most of his argument through his filmmaking, through making the kind of movie Bannon himself would likely love when seen through his own morally self-distorted lens.
|
|
Kalanick has been on an I'm-so-sorry tour of late internally; he was also was wounded by a video released last week of him arguing with an Uber driver and generally behaving like a corporate toddler.
|
|
In 2012, an off-duty Chicago cop named Dante Servin shot Boyd, 22, in the back of the head from the seat of his car, after arguing with her and her friends for making too much noise.
|
|
Uber is desperately seeking a new CEO to revamp the company after months of scandal, including sexual harassment allegations and a viral video showing Travis Kalanick, the company's founder and former CEO, arguing with his Uber driver.
|
|
In the Mong Kok neighborhood on Sunday night, two men in masks who looked to be in their 20s or 30s punched a shirtless, older man who was standing in the street and arguing with a crowd.
|
|
Eight hours a day, seven days a week, he sits in the sunless office of his apartment in Los Angeles, playing games like Starcraft 2 or League of Legends and arguing with anyone who's in the mood.
|
|
Kyrgios had picked up the initial fine for unsportsmanlike conduct, verbal abuse and an audible obscenity in Cincinnati after arguing with the chair umpire and smashing two rackets during his second-round defeat by Russia's Karen Khachanov.
|
|
Booked in the 43rd minute for arguing with the referee, the scowling Italian collected a pass from Marco Delgado cutting inside and then beat Guadalajara goalkeeper Rodolfo Cota with a low shot that crept inside the near post.
|
|
He went 3.113-for-4 with a pair of strikeouts, the second one a called third strike that started the top of the ninth inning and eventually led to Gonzalez's ejection for arguing with plate umpire Marty Foster.
|
|
Yara Greyjoy (nice to have you back, Yara!) is arguing with her dad Balon (who I totally forgot to add to the draft, but that's probably for the best) about whether or not to go storm another castle.
|
|
It's stupid in the same way that arguing with a climate change denier is stupid: No matter what evidence you present, the other side is going to just keep looking for conflated anecdotes that confirm their world view.
|
|
Sitting in the kitchen, arguing with her mother (again), eldest daughter, Abigail (Kathryn Newton), throws into Madeline's face something that her mother confided in her a year before: Madeline's affair with her "Avenue Q" collaborator, Joseph (Santiago Cabrera).
|
|
Both nights were dominated by discussion of health care, first with Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren arguing with Medicare-for-all skeptics, and then with Joe Biden defending his public option plan against Kamala Harris's more ambitious proposal.
|
|
Speculation about Kelly's departure had run rampant since Friday, with reports that Trump had grown tired of arguing with his top aide and had settled on Nick Ayers, Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, to replace him.
|
|
After arguing with his daughter about the foolhardiness of continuing with the invasion — which would require holding lands and castles against mainland armies — Balon Greyjoy threatened to reverse his decision to make her his heir and stormed outside.
|
|
But what all these movies do illustrate, in these dark hours of political and economic uncertainty, are the ways in which we'll keep arguing — with greater and greater intensity — about the future of America in the movie theater.
|
|
Trump's response to the unflattering piece is also a testament to his PR strategy: When he feels attacked he builds himself as the arbiter of truth – discounting the account so vehemently that there is no arguing with him.
|
|
Before Tableau was the $15.7 billion key to Salesforce's problems, it was a couple of founders arguing with a couple of venture capitalists over lunch about why its Series A valuation should be higher than $12 million pre-money.
|
|
That's not to mention the video of Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver over wages, or the recently exposed "Greyball" program that Uber allegedly used to thwart authorities across the world who were cracking down on the ridesharing service.
|
|
With that in mind, the most Trumpian tactic the comms team employed was arguing with TV networks about the 'chyrons,' the words displayed at the bottom of the screen that act as headlines for whatever the commentators are discussing.
|
|
Wu Nengji, a broad shouldered young man sporting an abundant shock of black hair, is arguing with his ex-girlfriend, an attractive girl wearing tall black boots, and her new boyfriend, whose hair is styled in an improbable bouffant.
|
|
Moreover, that person has to work alongside the guy who once called his company "Boob-er " and was caught on a dashcam recording — just a month ago — bragging about a tough corporate culture and arguing with an Uber driver.
|
|
Just as that was getting underway, crisis hit again -- and again -- in the form of a patent-infringement lawsuit from Alphabet's self-driving car unit, Waymo, and a dashcam video of CEO Travis Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver.
|
|
Ever since Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park opened on Roosevelt Island four years ago, City Hall has been arguing with the nonprofit group that built and runs the park over whether it is fully accessible to disabled people.
|
|
After reportedly arguing with a woman in a parking lot, a 27-year-old man grabbed a long gun from his car and fired randomly into the crowd—the kind of indiscriminate shooting you don't often see in Europe.
|
|
While we're out here arguing with our aunts and uncles to use password managers and two factor authentication and pointing fingers over Facebook's latest blunder, there's a cyber war (mostly a cold one, for now?) happening out of view.
|
|
Unemployed and frustrated, Ms. Jackson said she began arguing with her mother and began wondering where she and Preston could fit since her two younger sisters were returning to live in the family's two-bedroom apartment in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
|
|
After arguing with Léo about the relative merits of sleep-training and co-sleeping — a debate that plenty of more conventional modern parents have had — Jean-Louis spirits the child away to a hillside to serve as wolf bait.
|
|
Now, Willy is back in his native Brooklyn, courtesy of Theater Mitu at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and he's acting pretty strangely — scurrying around in a wrinkly white mask, singing many of his lines, arguing with a refrigerator.
|
|
" Ms. Lythcott-Haims argues that an unpleasant experience like flying into town for a weekend to see a dozen apartments or arguing with your landlord about the rent "is not just part of life, it's what makes a life.
|
|
But those same qualities have also created some of the toxic culture that now exists at Uber, and his personal combativeness got him in trouble this week when a video of him arguing with an Uber driver was released.
|
|
It's been a hell of a week: working our asses off through Wednesday so could actually enjoy the holiday, arguing with family about everything from politics to all the ways we're wasting our lives, then eating all our feelings.
|
|
Then there's the abuse, not just various sources, there was one source at one time on Facebook I was arguing with for the longest time that Hillary Clinton was a lizard at one point, and that kept going everywhere.
|
|
Sutton's best friend also told police that Sutton called her the morning after the alleged shooting and confessed that she had been arguing with Coleman and shot him while her 10-year-old daughter Trinity was in the living room.
|
|
It isn't their celebrity that makes their excessive Facetune habits surprising — reality stars are among the most traditionally shameless when it comes to activities like posting sponsored content for teeth whitening products and arguing with each other in the comments section.
|
|
I always tried to utilize my time the best I can, but I was talking about the four of us [in Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young] and the amount of time that we wasted arguing with each other, drugs, egos, women, whatever.
|
|
" In a set of since-deleted tweets, Gorman uploaded photos of the stewardess slumped over in her seat and arguing with a passenger, berating the poor guy a few inches from his face—just part of what made Gorman's flight "terrifying.
|
|
My idea of an esports tycoon is still Evil Geniuses' Alex Garfield arguing with fans in the Team Liquid forums, not the New England Patriots' Robert Kraft inevitably celebrating the Patriot Way of Overwatch ("Do your job: Get on the payload").
|
|
And while former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was caught on video arguing with his Uber driver, Lyft President John Zimmer regularly gets in the driver's seat as a Lyft driver to connect with his passengers and attends driver meet-ups.
|
|
Ginsburg answered with a precision that was characteristic of her briefs, of her oral arguments, and of her opinions from the federal appellate court, but also with a self-control honed by decades of experience arguing with people who underestimated her.
|
|
"I have a distinct memory of arguing with Ronald Reagan at a Times lunch, but I suspect that was while he was a candidate for president," Max Frankel, a former executive editor and former editor of the editorial page, said.
|
|
This week Elon Musk had to put colonizing Mars, building a Hyperloop, and trying not to mess things up with Grimes aside to deal with an issue of paramount importance: Arguing with some artist's daughter about a farting unicorn on Twitter.
|
|
And after Boone was ejected from Saturday night's game for arguing — with plenty of profanity — that Giancarlo Stanton's strikeout should have been called a foul ball, he realized after looking at replays that the umpires had made the correct call.
|
|
REJECT OLD-VERSUS-YOUNG-WAYS OF THINKING Prejudices pit us against one another, like moms who work outside the home arguing with stay-at-home moms about who's a better parent, instead of joining forces to close the wage gap.
|
|
The true problem with the refusal isn't that Damian wasn't ready to get married to someone he had been arguing with for a month — it's that he didn't prepare Giannina at all before devastating her in front of dozens of people.
|
|
This month, seven of her 8003- to 800-pound ceramic vessels — airbrushed with women embracing, dancing and arguing with each other, and tagged in spray paint with Neri's name — will go on view at the David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles.
|
|
He comes into the series with four technical points — just three away from a mandatory one-game suspension — but he has not received one for arguing with officials since Game 1 of the conference semifinals, a span of nine games.
|
|
Finally, after a month of arguing with them and signing all manner of waiver forms and the supervisor warning me that the dog would "tear [my] hand off" if I touched his food dish, I was able to bring him home.
|
|
Arguing with strangers on the internet has largely replaced hobbies in people's lives because seriously, how can you just sit there sticking stamps in albums when there is a chance that someone on the internet might be wrong about something?!
|
|
While "Last Stop," adapted by Cheryl L. West from Matt de la Peña's Newbery Medal-winning picture book, occasionally veers toward sanctimony, there's no arguing with the power of its score, which includes rap, R&B, gospel and Latin influences.
|
|
Jeff Stein: When we met you had just been arguing with [Green Party presidential candidate] Jill Stein, who arrived inside the DNC convention arena to try to win over Bernie Sanders supporters after he had officially lost the nomination to Clinton.
|
|
Uber recently found itself mired in a series of controversies — including a highly publicized sexual harassment allegation by a former employee, a lawsuit from Alphabet's car company and CEO Travis Kalanick caught arguing with his Uber driver in a newly released video.
|
|
Even when I think it doesn't pull something off, I feel like I'm always productively arguing with the show — the fact that I have a half-dozen different crossovers and rewrites in my head alone is proof that it's tapped into something fun.
|
|
That doesn't mean it's a free-for-all: a copyright owner might get mad at you for using a photo and you might end up arguing with them about whether your use was fair, but again, Zillow isn't even the copyright owner here.
|
|
Here's hoping they have the chemistry the MCU team do — a short, dour clip of Banner arguing with Stark didn't do much to convince, but the truth is Crystal Dynamics is good at characters and we should just let them do their thing.
|
|
" According to the complaint, Copeland allegedly acknowledged arguing with his wife, and recalled the shoving and slapping, but "did not remember his response to [the victim] slapping him, only that he carried [the victim] down the stairs and out of the house.
|
|
In a short NSFW video, Barr looks disordered and distressed as she smokes a cigarette while arguing with a male producer about the editing of a previous video — one that was apparently cut together from multiple shoots and showed Barr wearing different outfits.
|
|
All in all, it's a fine speaker, perfect for occasions such as sitting at the dining table and listening to music to write a review while arguing with your son about eating another slice of pizza for lunch while he watches college football.
|
|
In the short clip, Barr looks disordered and distressed as she smokes a cigarette while arguing with a male producer about the editing of a previous video — one that was apparently cut together from multiple shoots and showed Roseanne wearing different outfits.
|
|
In Ma On Shan, a rural part of northeastern Hong Kong, video footage circulating on Monday showed a man who appeared to be a government supporter being doused with flammable liquid and set on fire after arguing with a group of critics.
|
|
Daenerys is arguing with Tyrion, the King in the North was nearly killed (again), the Stark sisters are at each other's throats, and one of the three dragons threatening the Queen's reign perished — not bad for staying off screen the whole hour.
|
|
Zhao was promoted in mid 2019 after building a reputation for himself on Twitter as a fierce advocate for Chinese interests -- arguing with western politicians and blocking Beijing's critics -- during his time as a senior diplomat at the Chinese embassy in Pakistan.
|
|
Stephen Curry turned the ball over two more times, DeMarcus Cousins missed a few free throws, and, most important, Draymond Green picked up his third foul of the game — then, after arguing with officials, got his sixth technical foul of the playoffs.
|
|
Rangers were called to a hotel in the park because Mr. Reinke was causing a disturbance by arguing with another guest in the dining room, the news release said, before they realized it was the same man wanted by Yellowstone law enforcement.
|
|
The women and girls are also fined if they disobey rules that range from leaving the bar without permission to going to bed early and arguing with co-workers, said Luz Amelia Saavedra, who heads the human trafficking office of the local prosecutor.
|
|
He is a recidivist for mind games — that puerile playground taunting that falls somewhere between boxers' trash talk and a movie trailer — and, when no particular foe presents themselves, he is more than capable of arguing with himself, his players, even his owner.
|
|
Local 13-227 has been arguing with the company over crane operations at the refinery since 2008, when a 420-foot (128-metre) crane fell over in an accident that killed four people and injured seven others, all of whom were contractors.
|
|
Local 13-227 has been arguing with the company over crane operations at the refinery since 2008, when a 420-foot (128-metre) crane fell over in an accident that killed four people and injured seven others, all of whom were contractors.
|
|
After all, they belong to the same country, which is arguing with the European Commission about excessive public debt and low growth, is losing educated young people to jobs abroad (19903,000 last year) and has two pensioners for every three people in work.
|
|
His cousin, Charlene Egland, told The Associated Press that he had been arguing with his grandmother — who had raised him since he was 7 years old — "on and off for about two or three weeks" over his girlfriend staying at the elderly woman&aposs home.
|
|
Chennai, India (CNN)As Manjula Sridhar went into the operation theater of a maternity ward in Chennai, the capital of the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, her mother began arguing with the doctor over a water shortage that threatened to delay the delivery.
|
|
Since season 8 of The Real Housewives of New York City premiered last month, the unapologetic reality star has been clashing with the women left and right – from arguing with Dorinda Medley over her boyfriend to sparring with new cast member Julianne "Jules" Wainstein.
|
|
From a French perspective, the hosts will "want to try to manage this G-7 so it doesn't turn into another embarrassing mess with everyone arguing with each other," Constantine Fraser, European political analyst at the TS Lombard research group, told CNBC via telephone.
|
|
He's been coming to terms with his new stature in a very public way, from his tendency to block people on Twitter instead of arguing with them to his public apology to writer Megan Ganz for sexually harassing her on the set of Community.
|
|
Though he garnered points with voters and bolstered his populist reputation by refusing a personal driver and car, he also made headlines for, at various times, reading while driving, talking on his cell phone while driving and arguing with a streetcar operator while driving.
|
|
Jovan Wilson was at his home in Englewood, Illinois, with his uncle and three siblings when two teens — a 15-year-old boy and 17-year-old girl — allegedly entered the home and started arguing with Wilson, police and Davis told the Chicago Tribune.
|
|
We were at a pool party, and a wine-drunk Angie, who was 26 at the time, became increasingly loud and obstinate, arguing with my dad and his friends and alienating herself from all the other 303 and 50-something adults at the party.
|
|
" Rather than veering deep into cyberpolicy, Russian interference in the election or the explosive new Trump allegations, Obama offered one last tip of online advice: "If you're tired of arguing with strangers on the Internet, try talking with one of them in real life.
|
|
At a conference this spring, the soft-spoken legal academic Tim Wu responded to doubts raised by Tyler Cowen, an economist, about whether America has dangerous levels of corporate concentration by saying it was like arguing with someone who believes the earth is flat.
|
|
Another spot features child actors -- one for Rokita and one for Messer -- in the same outfits arguing with each other in school over who will be the senator, while a child playing Braun sits in the back of the class and reads an economic textbook.
|
|
In this moment, Jenny isn't arguing with a willful child, but with a construct she has built over decades of repression, with the part of herself that needs to believe that she was complicit in her own nightmare in order to keep moving ahead.
|
|
I spent years arguing with friends, not only pointing out that Uber seemed like a bad company run by bad people but also making the case that giving money to a company like that would only enable those bad people to do more bad things.
|
|
In the hours after a video came to light of Uber founder Travis Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver over low fares, Kalanick and a few other executives broached the idea of apologizing and buying the driver's cars to make it up to him.
|
|
Ms. Hobby-Bishop devotes hours to tasks like sourcing old-growth wood to match the existing wood, or arguing with window installers over how to replace a 100-year-old pane of broken glass so it has the same seasoned look as the other panes.
|
|
They're clever women — "I language along," one says of arguing with her husband — trained in quantum mechanics and epigenetics but baffled by surreal developments (one suddenly sprouts a breast on her back) or merely the sundry ordinary indignities of being someone's daughter, someone's wife.
|
|
She met six detainees and represented even more Guantánamo clients remotely, arguing with anger on behalf of hunger strikers being force-fed, trying to persuade foreign countries to take clients cleared for release and trying to educate the public, lest they forget about Gitmo.
|
|
The disorienting months following disaster are often marked by endless Saturdays spent wandering the aisles of Home Depot; afternoons wasted on the phone arguing with your insurance company about the value of an Ikea crib; and critical decisions made at your most vulnerable hour.
|
|
The student Mr. Greenwood is alleged to have assaulted, identified in court documents as Solomon Shewit, has said that he was coming home in the early hours of a Friday morning when he found a group of students outside his home arguing with his housemates.
|
|
"The downstream effects of steel and aluminum tariffs are insignificant and the mission here is to preserve our steel and aluminum industries for national security and economic security," Navarro said, arguing with Wallace on the overall impact that tariffs would have on American companies.
|
|
"Motherhood" is a chronicle of about three years in the narrator's life, from 37 to 40, during which the question of reproduction hangs over everything she does, which includes going on a book tour, hanging out with friends, writing and arguing with her partner, Miles.
|
|
WASHINGTON — President Trump agreed on Monday to certify again that Iran is complying with an international nuclear agreement that he has strongly criticized, but only after hours of arguing with his top national security advisers, briefly upending a planned announcement as a legal deadline loomed.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Akai Gurley bled to death in a New York stairwell, the police officer who fired the fatal bullet was upstairs arguing with his partner about whether to call in the incident, prosecutors said at the start of the officer's trial on Monday.
|
|
Kyrgios was also docked a point for arguing with the umpire over a close line call in his 6-2 6-1 defeat by Rafa Nadal in the China Open final on Sunday and he has admitted to not being dedicated enough during his rollercoaster career.
|
|
The United States is Canada's largest trading partner — it sends about 75 percent of its goods across its southern border — but with the president arguing with Australia's prime minister and talks of border taxes, it's anyone's guess as to whether this decades-old relationship will remain intact.
|
|
Uber itself has faced challenges in the past few weeks: A recently released video showed CEO Travis Kalanick arguing with one of the company's drivers; a former employer publicized a sexual harassment complaint; and Alphabet's self-driving car subsidiary, Waymo, sued the company over trade secrets.
|
|
In the span of 24 hours the Steelers' star wide receiver was seen arguing with coaches, dipped out on post-game media availability, may or may not have signaled he wants to be traded, and may or may not have skipped out on work the following day.
|
|
On Friday morning, a shirtless, shoeless man holding an anti-abortion sign stood in front of the Senate side of the Capitol advocating against abortion and arguing with liberal, presumably pro-choice protesters about whether women's rights or the rights of the unborn are more important.
|
|
The resolution of their feud is twisty enough, I suppose, but the buildup to it (especially the scenes where Arya and Sansa are arguing with each other to keep up a charade solely for the audience) fatally undercuts everything else the show is trying to do.
|
|
And according to the resigning leaders, avoiding him, rejecting him, distancing one's self, are all "the right thing to do" -- not arguing with him, urging him to take a different course, or demanding that he choose sides between white supremacists and hostile groups on the left.
|
|
In the study, he says the research could be improved upon by pinpointing exactly what kind of social relationships were involved in a hug -- a stranger or someone you were arguing with, for example, as opposed to a lover or an all-healing embrace from Mom.
|
|
"Most of us here do not want to live in a world [where] in 2023 or 15 years ... some other country dominates the world ... because when they were displacing us, your policymakers were too busy arguing with each other and playing dumb, ridiculous games," he said.
|
|
"To our colleagues in federal government, I humbly suggest that at this time, instead of arguing with football players, instead of obsessing how to take health care from the poor in this country, why don't we put the politics aside and focus on helping Americans?" he said.
|
|
That's awfully earnest, I know, but you did ask the guy from ProPublica..." NYT journalist and "1619 Project" architect Nikole Hannah-Jones: "My New Year's resolution for 2020 is to stop arguing with trolls who have 10 followers on Twitter and to try to drink more bourbon!
|
|
And without insurance or with a much reduced role for insurers, doctors and hospitals would be able to decide more for themselves how to care for patients, instead of almost always consulting and sometimes begging and arguing with insurers over what they will and won't cover.
|
|
Opinion Columnist With everything else going on, I really don't want to spend time arguing with the Modern Monetary Theory people; after all, we agree on basic policy issues right now, and they are never likely to have as much destructive influence as the deficit scolds.
|
|
Many leading Democrats, in the donor community, in the Senate itself, and in the wider partisan universe, are plainly uncomfortable with what happened to him, arguing with some cause that these are relatively minor transgressions compared to what some other powerful men have been accused of.
|
|
After a scene at a fancy hotel where Zak commits to a lavish bat mitzvah he can no longer afford, we next see him at home, unable to sleep, with bandages over his nose and cotton up his nostrils, and arguing with his unsympathetic wife about auto insurance.
|
|
That sewage is destroying coral reefs off the island's west coast, but the county is arguing — with the help of the Trump administration — that the sewage isn't subject to regulation under the Clean Water Act because it runs through local groundwater before hitting the federally regulated ocean waters.
|
|
Also, when even the Republicans are arguing with each other, which they are today about Syria and all kinds of things about shutting down the ... We're going to get to your prediction in a minute, but the fighting now between Trump and the entire Congress, which is interesting.
|
|
Instead of arguing with your peers on Facebook, or debating your colleagues at work—if you're one of those concerned citizens, it might behoove you to skip all of that and create the change you'd like to see by supporting and promoting some active healthcare foundations and organizations.
|
|
Plumlee leapt in front of James, and, while he did not get hard contact on the ball, he redirected it enough to send it off the backboard and into the arms of a teammate as time expired, with James arguing with referees while Plumlee openly celebrated on the court.
|
|
I had many of the same conversations with my mother as she approached death: It would have been cruel and self-righteous to insist on arguing with her that death, far from being an entry to a new life, is, as Catullus put it, "a perpetual night for sleeping."
|
|
Instead he listens to the recordings one at a time, and keeps confronting the other characters — quizzing them, arguing with them, fighting with them — without knowing the whole story, or his own role in it, even though he could find out with just a few hours of binge listening.
|
|
Chris didn't make it immediately clear why he canceled last-minute, but in two videos he'd gone live with prior to the boxing match -- in which he's sitting alone in his car and arguing with fans who engage him -- he alluded to not wanting to be a laughing stock.
|
|
"You know Trump is the only person who could hold a press conference about a pandemic and then turn it into a fight about racism," Noah says, after playing a clip of Trump arguing with reporters over his repeated use of "Chinese virus" when referring to COVID-19.
|
|
A section of their website proclaims "Stop Arguing With Liberals, Just Spread Memes," while another affirms the importance of "[throwing] the communists out helicopters"—a far-right meme referencing the brutal executions performed under Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet which has cropped up regularly on Reddit's r/the_donald and 53chan's /pol/ board.
|
|
" As far as his own creative process is concerned, Davis says that he'll never forget what Thom Yorke told him when he supported Radiohead on their 1997 OK Computer tour: "You're used to this adrenalin rush and when you don't get it, you try to recreate it by arguing with people.
|
|
There are now innumerable videos of Peterson arguing with various liberals and leftists on YouTube, with titles like "Leftist Host SNAPS At Jordan Peterson, Instantly Regrets It." They have millions of views and have led to a massive surge in donations to Peterson's personal account on the crowdfunding site Patreon.
|
|