BARBS AND BLAME The lawsuit is the latest in a slew of barbs and blame-trading between the two banks.
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Branching from the rachis are smaller shafts called barbs, and then branching from the barbs are even smaller filaments called barbules.
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Specifically, their barbs, or micro hooks, are locked so tightly together that they are denser that the surrounding feathers, which have looser barbs.
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In particular, the bending of some of the barbs within their amber matrix suggests they were flexible in life in a way that flight-feather barbs are not.
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The President has directed his own barbs at Trump, too.
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The barbs continue to be thrown over Elon Musk's tweeting.
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But Trump's bombastic barbs weren't just for the North Koreans.
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Before you know it, Penelope and Alice are trading barbs.
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We traded barbs over who would take what painting home.
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Pompeo's barbs come amid growing tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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This week, Biden also exchanged barbs with 85033 hopeful Sen.
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Over the weekend, Gantz and Netanyahu were still trading barbs.
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Fury and Joshua have traded barbs over the last year.
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But using Mr. Miranda's template, he seamlessly added pointed barbs.
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He did not limit his barbs to the United States.
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Mr. Trump and Ms. O'Donnell have traded barbs since 2006.
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Trump and Megan Rapinoe exchange barbs during the World Cup.
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Lyndon Johnson, too, had been enraged by the Smotherses' barbs.
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In Santo Domingo, Almagro and Rodríguez traded barbs on Twitter.
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Chipmakers, in particular, have proven reliable despite the economic barbs.
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Cooperman, 76, has been trading barbs with Warren for weeks.
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Vawter pulled the trigger and the barbs struck Wiggington's back.
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In response to such barbs, Nielsen has toughened her rhetoric.
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And the next day's stories will read "Candidates trade barbs".
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There are many witty barbs about the follies of the 1%.
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The two candidates were trading barbs over the weekend on guns.
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You seemed to like my barbs aimed at the GOP, too.
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Cuomo and Trump have routinely traded barbs throughout the latter's presidency.
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Booker and Biden exchanged barbs on Wednesday over criminal justice reform.
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He wasn't the only one subject to barbs by his competitors.
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Who cares about Cupid's arrow when you can enjoy comic barbs?
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The Bulletin on Thursday once again directed specific barbs at Trump.
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The fifth Democratic debate offered its share of quips and barbs.
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The two leaders traded barbs on social media on numerous occasions.
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MORE (R) have traded barbs on a variety of policy issues.
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But for men like Trump, the barbs just aren't the same.
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She dismissed Dan's barbs as "cute" and part of their banter.
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But do the jokes, parodies, and 140-character barbs make a difference?
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In the message, Kim Jong-un fired numerous barbs at the president.
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Shared connection — or political party — aside, Bush and Palin sometimes traded barbs.
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He then traded barbs with Dean Baquet, executive editor of the Times.
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Sink traded barbs over business ethics while he poured millions into ads
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During the conversation, the two chummily exchanged compliments and light-hearted barbs.
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It has to be better than Twitter drama and talk-show barbs.
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Since their fight, McGregor and Nurmagomedov have exchanged barbs via social media.
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The latest trade barbs reignite decades of tensions between the two countries.
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Romney and Trump have been exchanging barbs on Twitter since last week.
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Earlier, both presidential candidates traded barbs and accusations in their first debate.
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The result is a hierarchy of interlocking barbs at the finest scales.
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Over the weekend, officials from North Korea and the U.S. exchanged barbs.
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That is why Klopp and Guardiola have traded bouquets, rather than barbs.
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"We've taken a lot of barbs and a little abuse," he said.
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The two sides have traded barbs in court filings and public statements.
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Basketball players at Durant Middle School hear the occasional barbs from opponents.
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Sanders also pushed back at the repeated barbs on his gun record.
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Social media played a huge role in spreading these barbs and takedowns.
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Cook and Zuckerberg have a history of trading barbs about customer privacy.
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The barbs against McCain from the President did not stop after his death.
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And Kim and Jimmy's relationship is filled with great barbs and sly banter.
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Despite trading barbs, both May and Corbyn said they wanted to continue talks.
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That has only made the EU more vulnerable to the barbs of sceptics.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump have exchanged barbs since he entered the White House.
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Nose to nose, both Wilder and Fury traded barbs in their quick confrontation.
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Trump's 2019 OPEC tweets have been more diplomatic than last year's Twitter barbs.
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In recent days, Trump and Rubio have focused their barbs on each other.
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Stanley Fish repeats all the usual barbs aimed at the politically involved academic.
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At least Coats was not subjected to the same twittered barbs and insults.
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Both men had traded verbal barbs throughout the build-up to the fight.
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There are also iron barbs in the hole that cut up his body.
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The evening includes funny speeches, with plenty of barbs aimed at the president.
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Watch: Ms. Warren has a long history of trading barbs with the president.
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Some of the eat-the-rich barbs here are about a decade stale.
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The two actors play off each other wonderfully, exchanging barbs, slaps and flatulence.
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The Hill compiled a timeline of Trump's Twitter barbs against the Senate leader.
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The man, played by Daniel Kaluuya, is generally unbothered, calmly dodging her barbs.
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Julian Castro's barbs against Joe Biden last Thursday will seem innocuous by comparison.
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Broken windows aside, the Cybertruck's distinct design has inspired far-ranging, creative barbs.
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The Democrat and Republican candidates traded barbs and accusations in their first debate.
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The pair have traded barbs in recent months over the issue of transparency.
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In his column, Valdez called Mini Lic a "weekend gunman," among other barbs.
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Jess, who is standing in Rory's office trading flirty barbs, just like old times.
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Cuomo's comments came after he and Trump exchanged barbs on Twitter over the weekend.
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Yes, the pair have traded barbs over social media for a couple of weeks.
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His current facility for verbal barbs, he explains, came from an entirely different source.
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Trump's national emergency declaration in February only sparked more barbs from the conservative commentator.
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Scott and Nelson trade barbs with first debate set to air 6:57 p.m.
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Frederica Wilson have traded barbs over his condolence call to the widow of Sgt.
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McCain's daughter Meghan has hit back at the president after each of his barbs.
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Trump and Khan have frequently traded barbs since Trump decided to run for president.
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Both he and Trump have publicly exchanged barbs in the months since Comey's firing.
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The two men have traded barbs in the past over other business disputes, too.
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His lawyer Rudy Giuliani has attacked McGahn's credibility, provoking barbs with McGahn's own counsel.
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On Wednesday, Putin and Trump traded barbs over the Kremlin's continued support for Assad.
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He hasn't abandoned issuing political barbs or castigating the media for coverage he dislikes.
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We've taken a lot of barbs and a little abuse, and we got there.
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Barbs of satire pop up and are washed away on streams of strong emotion.
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He stopped looking up at the stands, put an end to the salty barbs.
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Scavino has lobbed barbs at other GOP figures who have spoken critically of Trump.
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But there still could be stinging barbs from presenters and winners, especially about politics.
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Abbas' latest comments in 2018, are merely the latest barbs in this ongoing battle.
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The actor and the commander in chief have repeatedly traded barbs over the years.
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They took barbs at Rosselló throughout the entire song, calling him corrupt and homophobic.
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No one is safe from Elon Musk's barbs, it seems — not even Bill Gates.
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As party leaders traded barbs across the Capitol, other lawmakers were clearly growing weary.
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Flake's barbs have been so intense that they have sometimes drawn criticism from GOP leadership.
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The president's barbs against an equal branch of government have unnerved Democrats and Republicans alike.
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The two traded early barbs over taxes and health care in their respective victory speeches.
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Smith also traded barbs with pro-Trump hosts Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham in 2018.
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The two sides have continued to trade barbs while saying they want to avoid war.
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The rhetorical barbs have egged on a controversy that has broken down along complicated lines.
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One clue ... Schwartz claims part of Bieber's alleged campaign of terror involved anit-Semitic barbs.
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Cruz continued bashing Trump for making Cruz's wife, Heidi, a target of social-media barbs.
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They also vacationed together and delighted crowds by trading light-hearted barbs during speaking engagements.
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But she is now exchanging barbs with the Vermont senator and self-described democratic socialist.
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Instead, she came armed with invisible barbs that were likely to get under Trump's skin.
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Trump and Cruz frequently exchanged barbs during the 2016 campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
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" Mr. Joyce lobbed his own barbs the next day, telling reporters, "I'm inside his head.
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During that primary, he found himself in hot water over repeated barbs about then-Sen.
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But the barbs have increased since Rubio's strong third-place performance in Monday's Iowa caucuses.
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He's so nervous he doesn't even feel the barbs biting into his arms and side.
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Some have risen to the occasion with barbs blazing; others have taken a step back.
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Or If I Weren't Such an Introvert I Could Trade Witty Barbs for Once Wit.
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Giuliani and Daniels's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, have frequently exchanged barbs in their respective television appearances.
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Vice is definitely angry, and it aims its barbs at Cheney and both Bush administrations.
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He remembers the days of lawmakers hurling barbs across party lines about the AIDS response.
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Bolsonaro did not mention the barbs his son Eduardo traded with China's Ambassador Yang Wanming.
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The most inspired moments involve little more than the two of them just exchanging barbs.
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Jackie is an insult comic, but his barbs have no edge, no zing, no wit.
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Stocks got a lift Monday after there were no fresh trade barbs over the weekend.
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The debate turned ugly as committee members traded personal barbs and accusations of "untoward" behavior.
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Change is possible on this issue All of the barbs directed at Florida Republican Sen.
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President Donald Trump and Mike Bloomberg traded barbs ahead of Wednesday night's Democratic presidential debate.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau still had a few barbs of his own on Friday.
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Trusted that beneath it all—the yelling, the barbs—I just wanted to help you.
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Tharps makes Herodias sound like a shrewd, commandeering matriarch, a Lady Macbeth with fewer barbs.
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While the two traded barbs from behind curtains of shiny hair, Ellen completely checked out.
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In doing so, he cast a shadow over his rivals, who frequently tossed barbs his way.
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Trump was reacting to Bush throwing a number of barbs at him earlier in the day.
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Baghdad and Ankara exchange barbs But such displays of unity have been beset by regional rivalries.
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And just like most jellies it paralyzes prey with barbs on its tentacles and eats them.
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Similarly, Mr Sisi fans criticism of religious movements, while censoring even indirect barbs of his rule.
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Violet's polite and honeyed barbs at Florence are all the more hurtful for their silky exterior.
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The classic Taser works by firing two barbs with trailing wires that deliver an electrical shock.
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While they joked and reminisced (and traded a few fun barbs) with host Nick Grimshaw, a.k.a.
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In 1967, similar barbs were lobbed at Muhammad Ali when he protested against the Vietnam War.
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His barbs at de Blasio come after he engaged in a war of words with Gov.
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This four-minute supercut of his barbs is glorious, even if you've never watched the show.
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During the trial, Ellis continued to fire barbs at the prosecutors in front of the jury.
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Vivendi and Elliott traded barbs on Tuesday following the announcement that Genish would depart as CEO.
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Now he will be able to lob his barbs across town, instead of across the country.
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It was thrilling to see them together, trading anecdotes and barbs at such a frenetic pace.
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The minute detailing of the individual barbs of the bird's feathers took four months to complete.
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Amazon chose to respond, which is something it hasn't done after any of President Trump's barbs.
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" And it had walloping dance beats laced with distortion and electronic barbs, like "Myxomatosis" and "Idioteque.
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He has also touted good relations with President Donald Trump while ignoring Trump's barbs toward Mexico.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio withstood a barrage of barbs during a raucous election debate Tuesday night.
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We see Brooks as the skilled comedian who is deflecting criticism and barbs left and right.
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Washington and Beijing trade barbs, America honors John McCain and Asian-Americans get help against Harvard.
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The two traded good-natured barbs as they discussed the era of waning compromise in Washington.
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" The two men briefly traded barbs, with Gorka saying "you're not a journalist, you're a punk.
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Another story drawing wide coverage: racial barbs on the first day of the Florida's governor race.
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But this specimen lacked the rachis; it just had barbs and barbules down its ribbonlike tail.
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Women received most of these barbs, but some men, especially short ones, became his targets too.
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Cosby saved her angriest barbs for the Montgomery County district attorney's office of Kevin R. Steele.
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At the same time, Trump has frequently traded barbs and threats with top officials in Pyongyang.
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Elaine Luria, a retired surface warfare officer, traded barbs over the likelihood of future Ford deployments.
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Far-right memes have taken off online and are used as racist barbs against African-Americans.
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Trump and Flake, who is retiring after the midterm elections,, have long thrown barbs at one another.
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Why would such a site not be buried under a mountain of partisan barbs from all sides?
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Peña Nieto traded barbs with Trump, but many Mexicans felt that their president didn't challenge Trump enough.
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But then the pair's relationship soured and their feud saw the pals exchanging barbs in the media.
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But he traded barbs on more than one occasion with the committee's ranking member, Ohio Republican Rep.
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While Sessions remarked that Trump's attacks were "hurtful," Trump's barbs may be delivering what the President wants.
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Too many don't see or listen to each other, preferring to trade barbs and talking points instead.
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Sarah Palin (R) remains unpopular among voters in her home state following her barbs at Alaska Sen.
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Warren: After months of sniping at each other through heated letters and public barbs, Mulvaney and Sen.
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For now, though, the Fed chief is ignoring Trump's public barbs and pushing ahead with his work.
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The Democrat and Republican candidates traded barbs and accusations in their first debate ahead of the Nov.
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The ad is also a break from the contentious barbs between the two candidates on the trail.
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Saudis and Hezbollah trade barbs Hariri, a Saudi-backed Sunni, read his Saturday resignation remarks from notes.
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While Trump traded barbs for three to four minutes, the vast majority of the meeting was positive.
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Trump's barbs could be a problem, as polls show he is losing support among women to Clinton.
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The battle has turned increasingly rancorous, with both sides trading barbs in a series of legal filings.
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Chino's arms are scarred from the iron barbs that hooked him as he fell into the hole.
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That means Clinton will likely need to put up with barbs from Sanders for months to come.
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This isn't the first time Hanson has invited outrage for her offensive barbs at Australia's Muslim population.
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The group traded rapid-fire barbs about recent or coming operas and the singers cast for them.
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The comments to CNN's John Berman come following a weekend in which Scaramucci and Trump traded barbs.
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And it's been trading public barbs with AWS over the still contested $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract.
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For example, he has for years been trading barbs with now-former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein.
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Police departments have a complicated past with Taser stun guns, which shoot electrified barbs instead of bullets.
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Their latest trading of barbs happened just before Tuesday's Nevada caucuses, where Trump is a heavy favorite.
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Lewis and Trump have been trading barbs for some time, and that relationship is unlikely to change.
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The foreign ministers of both Iran and Saudi Arabia addressed the conference, taking turns to trade barbs.
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The night was filled with barbs about the Trump administration for its particularly trans and homophobic legislation.
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Always is unapologetic in these barbs, offering plenty of sharp wit beneath the scrim of much lighter romance.
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The ousted chairman and the Tata group have traded barbs in public on a near daily since then.
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O'Donnell is a well-known critic of Trump, and the pair have publicly exchanged barbs over the years.
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It's social satire by way of art-world comedy, and no woke participant is exempt from its barbs.
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And while they get along now, the pop icons shared some playful barbs when they initially performed together.
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Clinton told People she could handle Trump's barbs, but worried about the immigrants and American Muslims he targets.
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The Michigan businessman and political newcomer and Pensler exchanged barbs over business records, conservative credentials and the president.
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It started with sexual harassment claims, accelerated with verbal barbs, and ended with an unmasked nest of spies.
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The regular black feathers simply had single barbs attached to a main stem, like any feather you've seen.
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Piqued by Mr Cameron's barbs, the popular mayor is now throwing his full weight behind the Out campaign.
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Still, no one questions Barbs disappearance and continue to chock it up to teen angst. Ugh. Teens. 4.
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"Nor would I accept anything," he said, adding that the barbs are a reality of present day politics.
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Vicious battles were fought in schoolyards, the combatants trading barbs about parental income, social standing, and mental fortitude.
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The two men formed a mutual-deprecation society, trading barbs and, eventually, guest appearances on each other's shows.
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A Taser, sometimes called a stun gun, shoots barbs attached to wires that stick into a person's body.
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The effort is unusual for two lawmakers who have traded barbs over the panel's investigations into Russia's interference.
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The summit got off to a rocky start, with leaders exchanging barbs, posturing, and even making trade threats.
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And Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar admonished their rivals Biden and Castro for trading barbs with each other.
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A center stage, we have President Donald Trump and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer trading barbs on Twitter:
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Trump exchanged barbs with fellow Republicans throughout the year, but his fight with Flake was the most instructive.
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McCain's daughter, Meghan McCain, has hit back at the president after each of his barbs in recent days.
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The two traded barbs throughout his candidacy, with Trump mocking de Blasio upon his exit from the race.
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It has already traded legal barbs with the government over its rights and obligations about privacy and security.
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Mr. Cruz got in some barbs suggesting that Mr. Trump was more interested in himself than in voters.
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And then Trump turned Rubio's recent barbs back on him while noting his lead in polls of Florida.
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A rescue in Thailand, verbal barbs with North Korea and how to win a trade war (or not).
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Mr. Trump does not believe in "kinder and gentler" politics, but governs through blunt force and Twitter barbs.
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Trump's remarks were filled with self-deprecating humor and barbs at his own administration as well as critics.
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They've jettisoned the Johnny Carson model of late night TV: even-handed political barbs both parties could enjoy.
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Coulter's barbs Wednesday are not the first time the right-wing media personality has lashed out at Haley.
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Shortly afterward, Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi exchanged barbs as a White House meeting on Syria policy.
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At the prime minister's question session on Wednesday, former colleagues launched a barrage of barbs at Mr. Johnson.
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Shortly afterward, Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi exchanged barbs as a White House meeting on Syria policy.
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It all seemed fairly lighthearted — until it spilled onto social media, with the two exchanging barbs on Twitter.
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That was crystalized on Thursday when Buttigieg took barbs from Warren, Klobuchar, Sanders and even billionaire Tom Steyer.
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Cohen aided their mission by offering an opening statement laced with unnecessary and gratuitous barbs about Trump's character.
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Cruz's campaign hit back, and the candidates traded barbs over the weekend on the Sunday political talk shows.
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Flake, meanwhile, has emerged as one of Trump's most vocal Republican critics, prompting increasing barbs from the president.
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While Hillary Clinton was speaking in Ohio, the Trump campaign blasted out emails with responses to her barbs.
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It's at least the second time Michelle and Melania have traded blunt barbs over the last few days.
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Trump has traded barbs with some of America's closest allies, creating tension that is both needless and counterproductive.
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The barbs may not abate for some time, with a cast of current and former officials scheduled to testify.
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" Stenberg was likely auditioning for the role of Shuri, the tech-savvy Wakandan princess who serves barbs like, "Great!
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Their heated debate cycled between pointed barbs and explosive defenses and touched on a wide range of major topics.
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Now that blood-curdling barbs are flying across the Pacific, Mr Fitzpatrick believes, "It's time to have that hamburger."
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Toobin doesn't want to get into name-calling -- unlike the Prez -- but says 45's barbs reek of racism.
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The justices traded barbs and laughed with each other in a sit down with the Kalb report in 2015.
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In separate interviews with Fusion network hosts, the three traded barbs on Wall Street reform, gun control and more.
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The tournament was the subject of barbs from late night host Jimmy Kimmel, who joked on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Washington (CNN)Twitter got a taste of some playful barbs between two notable South Carolinians on Tuesday -- Republican Rep.
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The men trade lines (or, in some cases, barbs), contrasting McCartney's earnest sweetness with Costello's cynicism and caustic insults.
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Deliver homilies on the rule of law to elected governments, and you become an easy target for their barbs.
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The second (more popular) route leads to bitter back-and-forth filled with tired stereotypes or racially inflammatory barbs.
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The comments come as Trump and Pelosi trade barbs in a heated feud over Democrats' investigations into his administration.
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Carson mostly brushed off the attacks as Trump focused his barbs on other candidates entering 85033, including Texas Sen.
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When Ocasio-Cortez exchanged barbs with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi earlier this year, Sanders also stepped in, however carefully.
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" But Fallon says viewers shouldn't expect him to suddenly start throwing out biting political barbs on "The Tonight Show.
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WAYNE, N.J. — They were combative right from the start, armed with well-practiced barbs and bumper-sticker-ready quotes.
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Trump barbs: A group of farmers visiting the White House got an earful about the speaker of the House.
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Over the last few months, Uber and Waymo have traded barbs and legal maneuvers to gain the upper hand.
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President Donald Trump has made Amazon and Bezos, who owns The Washington Post, regular targets of his Twitter barbs.
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Menendez and Hugin sparred in their one and only debate on Wednesday night, when they traded sharp personal barbs.
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At the end of the tether are two small barbs that attach to a person when they make contact.
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Since January, the two sides had traded barbs in public and made demands, with little sign of backing down.
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But his rise in the polls has triggered a rise in media scrutiny — and barbs from the other campaigns.
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While most of her comments focused on empowering women across the globe, she included a few barbs against Trump.
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Trump and North Korean officials have traded barbs over the past year as tensions between their two countries increased.
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But McConnell unleashed some sharp barbs for members of his own party, too, taking special aim at former Sen.
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Jared Dudley, the Nets forward who has been trading barbs with Philadelphia's Ben Simmons, angrily confronted and bumped Embiid.
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Japan and South Korea often trade barbs over disputed islands known as Takeshima in Japan and Dokdo in Korea.
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The VC will return to trade barbs with his mortal enemy Jordan with next Monday's "Week 4," as promos confirm.
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Like the other intended recipients, Waters is both a critic of Trump and a target of barbs from the president.
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Speaking with reporters after his first of two campaign stops in New Hampshire on Tuesday, Biden brushed off such barbs.
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Throughout James Comey's testimony — which aimed some pretty no-nonsense barbs at the President — Trump managed to hold himself back.
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For those who are out of the loop, KVD and Star have been exchanging social media barbs since July 19.
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You probably don't think about two fully grown creatures plopping down to exchange verbal barbs and occasionally catty paw pokes.
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For instance, Szpajdel's emblematic design for Norwegian black metal band Emperor calls upon a fiercely balanced symmetry of unapproachable barbs.
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Actresses Debra Messing and Susan Sarandon traded barbs last month on Twitter over their support for Clinton and Sanders, respectively.
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Prince Alwaleed, a flamboyant character, has sometimes used his prominence as an investor to aim barbs at the kingdom's rulers.
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Millions of Americans watched on Sunday night as the two candidates vying for the presidency exchanged barbs, slights and grimaces.
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Clinton tossed barbs at her former rival, President Donald Trump, who has been known to announce policy stances on Twitter.
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During dinner, Kim brings up her anxieties out of nowhere as everyone else throws passive aggressive barbs around the table.
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Trump's tweet Tuesday was the latest in a series of increasing barbs directed at his attorney general in recent months.
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She aimed barbs at him a number of times during the 22019 campaign, though often without mentioning him by name.
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The texts showed that the two traded barbs about President Donald Trump during the campaign, and support for Hillary Clinton.
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Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton will enter the week before Labor Day trading barbs over racism, transparency and scandals.
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Trump had a thorny relationship with "Morning Joe" throughout the campaign and since Election Day, trading barbs with the hosts.
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But Trump and Clinton opted to instead trade sharpened barbs that reflected the acrimony of the 2016 White House campaign.
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Trump also came under fire after trading barbs last month with London Mayor Sadiq Khan after the London Bridge attack.
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Both have accused each other of running misleading ads that include President Obama, trading barbs through surrogates and press conferences.
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As we've reported ... Broner and Tekashi have been trading barbs in the week leading up to his fight against Vargas.
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Nevertheless, one fixture of Parliament seems unlikely to change: a robust debate, in which members direct barbs at one another.
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What the ads focused on: The barbs continue: The ads came after the two New Yorkers dueled throughout the day.
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Though some barbs have slipped through, the censors are still scrubbing material critical of the government, or information deemed alarming.
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Ms. Harris at times appeared unsteady in responding to the barbs, though none of her opponents executed a damaging blow.
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After punting on a trial deal in December, they spent a rare Friday session trading barbs on the Senate floor.
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The two have fought through a series of angry letters and public barbs, but had not faced off until Thursday.
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They exchanged barbs in the October debate after Biden's claim that he was the only candidate with major legislative achievements.
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Obama reserved his most cutting barbs for the people ostensibly throwing this event for him: Even reporters have left me.
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But Madrid has rejected calls for negotiations, with both sides exchanging barbs in the days since Sunday's non-binding vote.
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Romney and Trump traded barbs during the 2016 campaign, with Romney calling Trump a "fraud" and Trump slamming Romney's 2012 loss.
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While the jokes aren't purposefully at Chuck's expense, Chuck isn't enjoying the barrage of comedic barbs about his line of work.
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The barbs began when Fine responded to an op-ed by Dimon, which called on large and small banks to unite.
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Trump briefly met Cruz during his tour of the hurricane ravaged island on Tuesday after trading verbal barbs in recent days.
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Once again, we have a pair of tart-tongued adversaries trading barbs before acknowledging a magnetic attraction that neither can resist.
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Press events in the White House briefing room were frequently combative, as she traded barbs with reporters in defense of Trump.
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He has also chafed at the growing clout of news-side anchor Shep Smith — with whom he has traded barbs publicly.
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The 'hook-shaped' pieces were hooklets — barbs made of chitin, the same material that forms the exoskeletons of crabs and insects.
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Candidates in previous cycles traded plenty of tough barbs but also sparred over policy surrounding health care, financial regulation and taxes.
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In fact, Floyd and Manny have already begun beefing on social media ... trading serious barbs on Instagram and Twitter on Tuesday.
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Yet it wasn't a candidate who came out the winner after the six candidates on stage lobbed barbs each others' way.
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That argument bubbled over into the debate, with both candidates raising their voices, and sometimes making faces, as they traded barbs.
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Stock prices for Boeing, Lockheed Martin, General Motors and Ford all took deep dives after the president-elect's barbs on Twitter.
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Wilson and Trump have traded barbs for nearly a week on the controversy stemming from the President's condolence call to Johnson.
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Trading barbs Pence said Washington wouldn't ease the trade war with Beijing until it "changes its ways" in his Saturday address.
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In retirement, Mahathir was a constant critic of Abdullah, though his barbs were nothing compared to his subsequent attacks on Najib.
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Unlike Presidents Barack Obama or George W. Bush, Trump has lobbed his own signature barbs toward the stickiest foreign policy crises.
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Trump has recently traded barbs with Romney on Twitter, calling Romney a "pompous ass" who "choked" during the 2012 presidential election.
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In an interview, Lieu qualified that he only punches up with his barbs, reserving them for the president and his administration.
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The White House reserved its sharpest barbs for Democrats and the media, excoriating them for giving legitimacy to claims of collusion.
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" NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch has lobbed barbs at Young before, once comparing the Grammy Award winner's voice to a "dying cow.
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There was little sparring and only a few barbs as the contenders largely stuck to talk of trade, terrorism and immigration.
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While Texas and Texas A&M have been busy trading barbs, they've been eclipsed as the real best teams in Texas.
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Almost a hundred years ago, Virginia Woolf wrote an essay, prickly with barbs and wounded pride, about the latest American fiction.
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Or they came from players, who used the barbs as a way to emasculate or demean the opponents across from them.
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In the absence of direct talks, Twitter has become a common forum for U.S. and Iranian officials to trade biting barbs.
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"The duo traded barbs for years, with Jobs calling Gates boring and Gates calling Jobs "weirdly flawed as a human being.
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Trump and Whitmer have traded barbs in recent days, as the Detroit area has seen an increase in COVID-19 cases.
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Bristowe met Tarrick on her podcast, Off the Vine, and the two exchanged some flirty barbs until Tartick asked Bristowe out.
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The two sides exchanged unusually caustic barbs, mirroring the sharp divisions on immigration policy among lawmakers and members of the public.
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Nixon's comments are the latest in a string of barbs she's hurled at Cuomo since announcing her campaign on March 19.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, traded barbs with his Republican predecessor, Rudy Giuliani, over which mayor's policies were to blame.
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Earlier this month, Bezos traded barbs with White House adviser Peter Navarro over an unrelated conversation about counterfeit products on Amazon.
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Campaign officials have long wanted him to save his best barbs and insults for 2020, when the Democratic field has narrowed.
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Beyond the day-to-day barbs traded on Twitter, some of the biggest dustups between the factions have landed around endorsements.
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Norquist's comments come after Trump and Corker, who is retiring at the end of next year, traded barbs on Twitter Sunday.
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And among some people whom Mr. Trump targeted with barbs and insults, there is palpable concern about much more than investments.
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Their nematocysts contain minute poisonous barbs; these they use to spear tiny planktonic prey, which they then stuff into their mouths.
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Amazon has almost always remained silent, choosing not to trade barbs with Trump even when his statements have been provably false.
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Since that agreement was signed on May 31, Temer and the Batistas have traded barbs - taking their rift to corporate boardrooms.
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Warren and Sanders have traded barbs with Joe Biden over their Medicare for All plans, which Pete Buttigieg has also criticized.
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Gervais, the no-holds-barred British comedian, returns for a fifth time and is already promising to let the barbs fly.
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Gervais then directed his barbs toward any actors who appeared in shows streaming on services run by Apple, Amazon, or Disney.
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In another, Turner fired the Taser's electrified barbs into an inmate's chest after he refused to remove a piece of jewelry.
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It's a film that seems particularly designed to lodge barbs in a comfortable audience during an era of rising white nationalism.
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Admittedly, it's been a one-sided affair since the two first traded barbs last February over Trump's plans to build a wall.
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In a rare public feud this month, two of its four ethnic parties traded barbs over who was responsible for the violence.
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Headstrong Beatrice and Arrogant Benedick have a contentious relationship built on the power of their verbal barbs and their 'skirmish of wit.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, a frequent target of Trump's Twitter barbs, wrapped up a campaign-style trip throughout the West last month.
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He tweeted barbs directed at former Vice President Joe Biden, the news media and the actress Bette Midler -- all before 8 a.m.
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After a night of trading barbs at the Alfred Smith charity dinner in New York, the presidential candidates are still at it.
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The latter, long angry with James for his barbs at Trump, simply saw this as confirmation that Bron is with the communists.
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I saw older folks express humiliation and dish out verbal barbs like, "They are trying to reinstate slavery!" at officers conducting searches.
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Like her father, she is feared and respected, and known for being blunt, unpredictable and for openly trading barbs with the president.
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Friendly and silly where other comics were vicious and caustic, they radiated a sunny glow that gave their barbs a light touch.
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Unlike an analog conversation, which might hook you emotionally one part at a time, social media feeds offer multiple barbs per page.
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They pass up the obvious chances at misogyny, gay-panic jokes (so easy, given the several crotch-groping gags), and racist barbs.
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It was unusual, given that there's no love lost between the two men, who frequently trade barbs and diatribes on social media.
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Rather, they merely groused about having to stay at work on a Thursday and threw barbs at the guy keeping them there.
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The red carpet looks, the big wins, the gaffes, the Ricky Gervais barbs and the emotional speeches are all well-documented already.
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The reasons for this aren't known for certain, but the barely disguised barbs leveled at the other Beatles might provide some indication.
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In Huntsman's case, this habit included smug barbs about how much more reasonable and science-y he was than the average Republican.
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The debate ends with closing statements after an entertaining hour of sharp barbs, frequent interruptions and a moderator trying to impose order.
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Pence and Kaine squared off in the first and only vice presidential debate Tuesday night and traded barbs over a number issues.
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Buttigieg and Pence, who previously served as the governor of Indiana, have traded barbs of the vice president's religious beliefs on homosexuality.
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Former Immigration and Customs Enforcement acting director Thomas Homan and Democratic lawmakers traded barbs during a House Oversight Committee hearing on Wednesday.
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At that point the US and North Korea still had a rocky relationship, with Kim and Trump openly trading barbs in public.
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President Trump caught flak on Saturday after ratcheting up his barbs on NFL and NBA players, prompting criticism from various professional athletes.
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This is not the first time — or even the first time in a week — that the two auto manufacturers have traded barbs.
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Trump and Corker then traded barbs Tuesday morning, just hours before the president was scheduled to meet with Senate Republicans on taxes.
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The summit plan has hit a number of speed bumps recently as both sides have begun trading barbs and taking tougher positions.
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Trump's series of spats with the London mayor Long before Trump became president, he was trading barbs with the mayor of London.
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The TV funnyman says he plans to "keep it 85033,000" in his barbs at the annual soiree, typically attended by the president.
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His criticism of his liberal colleagues was scathing, but he directed the sharpest barbs at conservatives he thought had betrayed the cause.
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He then traded barbs on Twitter with Prime Minister Mark Rutte about who will work with whom after the March 15 vote.
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More recently, Johnson traded verbal barbs with President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly assailed Chicago's leaders for the city's high crime rate.
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You sprint down the field in your Prime, wrap the nearest one in the whip's electrified barbs, and let the charge go.
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The two governments trade barbs at the United Nations, accusing each other of deceit and bad faith; arms control agreements are fraying.
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As the two sides traded barbs, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres urged an end to military action and a turn to diplomacy.
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I came up with the Tower of Barbs and started thinking about what kinds of scenarios that could exist in that world.
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Netanyahu also traded barbs with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who described Israel as a "terrorist" and "child-murderer state" on Sunday.
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It's where presidential hopefuls exchange barbs and where you can find behind-the-scenes videos from the NFL and the Academy Awards.
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She knew she'd behaved poorly, not just to me, but with numerous other little barbs aimed at my mom, dad and sister.
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Mr. Trump's barbs were seen as especially indelicate coming on the third anniversary of terrorist attacks in Paris that killed 130 people.
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The feud between a Florida representative, Frederica Wilson, and John Kelly, the White House chief of staff, escalated with more verbal barbs.
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Among his barbs, Mr. Trump revoked a White House invitation to Stephen Curry and his Golden State Warriors to the White House.
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As Patagonia and Trump supporters traded barbs, the blaze, known as the Thomas Fire, became the largest wildfire in modern California history.
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But despite the barbs, Trump leaned heavily on support from the channel's right-wing commentators and took his cues from their shows.
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The barbs also underscored the deteriorating state of Trump's relationship with Pelosi as he faces an impeachment inquiry led by House Democrats.
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But the combination of his PowerPoint presentation and his down-to-business sleeves statement unleashed a slew of internet barbs and memes.
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Pittsburgh (CNN)Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign on Friday released a list of its bundlers following weeks of trading barbs with Massachusetts Sen.
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Volcker, who slammed the economy's brakes like no other Fed chair, also absorbed his share of barbs from lawmakers in the 1980s.
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Before long, the "chicken sandwich wars" were in full swing, with brands trading barbs on Twitter and an explosion of taste tests.
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Trump and Corker traded barbs Tuesday morning, just hours before the president was scheduled to meet with Senate Republicans on tax reform.
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Erdoğan and German Chancellor Angela Merkel exchanged barbs in a nasty back-and-forth, but it's in their interest to work together.
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For months, executives at the companies traded barbs over the tie-up, with Kroton's management accusing Thompson of seeking to derail the deal.
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Diplomatic tensions have escalated between North Korea and Malaysia since the killing, with the countries trading barbs over Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
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But crows are also known for their amazing tool-building skills, which they use to construct sticks, hooks, and barbs from plant material.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump traded some brutal barbs at the annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner in New York City Thursday night.
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Just a few days ago, the duo exchanged faux-barbs in a series of good-humored tweets back and forth to each other.
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Trump and Baldwin have traded barbs ever since the former 30 Rock star began impersonating the president on Saturday Night Live in 2016.
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Barber: They love to make jabs at each other, that's one of my favorite parts of the show is throwing barbs at Stephanie.
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While the two former Republican governors have been critical of both parties, their strongest barbs have been reserved for the Republican presidential nominee.
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Bette Midler and President Donald Trump are trading internet barbs once again, this time over a fabricated quote and an ill-fitting suit.
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Members of the audience gasped after McCain, 34, used the harsh term on Behar, 76, while they traded barbs over President Donald Trump.
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An autopsy later revealed that the shark had been injured by a stingray, with one of its barbs still stuck in its snout.
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While many revolved around begging to go home (back to his shell?), some of the barbs hit a little too close to home.
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But the kinds of barbs we've long faced—a wondering aloud if murder is in black people's DNA—can cut just as deep.
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Scroll through the gallery for the refresher course you need — it's the only way you can avoid one of Olenna's trademark shady barbs.
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Anyone who has navigated the emotional minefield of a family meal will recognise the affectionate way they bicker, their barbs softened with tenderness.
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Reid warned Thursday that he plans to continue his verbal barbs against Trump, particularly on the businessman's refusal to release his tax returns.
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Ali was loved because he walked with us and took the barbs and arrows, body blows and head shots, the prejudices and dismissals.
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All of the people who the bombs were addressed to are prominent critics of Trump who have been frequent targets of his barbs.
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She's still active on Twitter and has lobbed a few barbs at other YouTubers — including Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau, her former roommate.
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The two coaches have already aimed barbs at each other in a feisty buildup that is likely to be replicated on the field.
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The barbs marked the fourth time in the last five days that Trump has criticized McCain, who died from brain cancer in August.
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Trump and his aides have been a chief target of such barbs, including "Saturday Night Live" impressions by Alec Baldwin and Melissa McCarthy.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg have traded a number of barbs in recent months over the companies' differing approaches.
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The guest appearances were sandwiched by a typical Trump stump speech, including boasts about his administration's accomplishments and barbs directed at his critics.
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She was flanked by three other drag veterans in gold, who traded unprintable barbs (mostly about who was the oldest or most promiscuous).
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Paul WortmanProvidence, R.I. To the Editor: Kamala Harris's clever, cutting, calculated barbs at Joe Biden will not win the Democrats the White House.
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Trump and Kim have traded barbs about their "nuclear buttons," and in February, the US announced new and harsh sanctions against North Korea.
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But the former vice president would be smart to take on the barbs from the left, especially from people like Bill de Blasio.
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But in the opera, as these soldiers mask their barbs with comradely banter, Mr. Huang's roiling music reveals the deep hatreds at play.
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Since September the fight has turned unusually personal, with barbs often directed at the board and CEO Carissa Rodeheaver, lawyers and bankers said.
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Strolling among the tombstones in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, the brothers were not the least bit morbid, excitedly trading stories and barbs.
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If I wanted just to be entertained by sheer wit and satirical barbs, it would be Dorothy Parker, Oscar Wilde and Noël Coward.
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Pence and Kaine squared off in the first and only vice presidential debate of the year and traded barbs over a number issues.
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On Chinese social media, where diplomatic rows rarely break into view, people have watched with fascination as the two countries' embassies trade barbs.
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This time, though, the barbs over social media came from the medical community in response to a tweet from the National Rifle Association.
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After all, he did let Em get on his track, "Lord Above," and throw the initial barbs about Nick's baby mama, Mariah Carey.
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The two have seemingly traded barbs more than others in the field, and either one could benefit from the other's debate stage stumble.
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In response to barbs from Warren, Buttigieg has already announced he will open his private fundraisers to the press and disclose his bundlers.
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Schumer on Wednesday insisted he didn't take Trump's barbs personally and pledged it wouldn't dissuade him from searching for a compromise on immigration.
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Trump's comments on militant attacks in Britain have sparked anger and he has often exchanged barbs on social media with the London mayor.
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Screenshot: RedditA dozen or so more barbs with no relation to the topic of veganism later, qwefhsdf threw down the first "twat" of many.
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Confrontations took place on Instagram, where raging victims traded barbs with the thieves in comment sections, threatening violence if they ever saw them riding.
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Trump's comments on militant attacks in Britain have sparked anger and he has often exchanged barbs on social media with London mayor Sadiq Khan.
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The show's comedic barbs targeting Trump have been so on point that in October 2016 Trump stunningly demanded that the iconic show be cancelled.
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With the hashtag #WorldSeriesArtThrowdown, the two venerable institutions have taken to Twitter, trading rhyming barbs accompanied by images of work from their respective collections.
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Gomez' barbs about Bieber's treatment about his fans and relationship with Sofia Richie played a part in the pop star deleting his Instagram account.
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Trump's attacks on Clinton came as the two traded barbs Tuesday on national security and the other's competence to serve as commander-in-chief.
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His stump speech has grown longer, expanding to include new hits on Trump and new barbs against Republicans he says fueled the billionaire's ascent.
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The two spend the hour and 26-minute run-time talking almost exclusively to each other, trading barbs and moaning about everyone around them.
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Videos released by police from bodycam footage showed the actor hurling expletive-filled barbs at officers as he questioned the reason for his arrest.
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Driving the news: The two schools battled for the spotlight yesterday, as both held court — and traded barbs— during their respective conference's media days.
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Fans loved to him see trade barbs with Govinda, a comedy star of the 1990s, either as a trusted sidekick or a worthy opponent.
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Legere is a chronic oversharer, and his tweetstorms can quickly take a turn into overt, unhinged barbs at his favorite target, telecom topdog Verizon.
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The reality television star and Republican presidential candidate chose to lob barbs at Democrats from the safety of his own Twitter account all night.
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And there's no talking with Donald Trump, either — a man who cannot apologize for a single thing he's ever said without hurling worse barbs.
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The two nations have this month traded barbs that have strained relations and pose risks for the wider Great Lakes Region's commerce and security.
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The full interview on Jones's website contains barbs for social justice warriors and a prickly defense of free speech involving the Ku Klux Klan.
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For three months, Ackman and ADP have traded increasingly bitter barbs through securities filings, television appearances, conference calls, webcasts and private meetings with investors.
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Leaders from the BJP, the Congress party and the AAP have repeatedly exchanged barbs and traded blame over a sharp deterioration in air quality.
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Fernandez, a center-left Peronist, also aimed barbs at the Organization of American States (OAS), which had said in an audit of Bolivia's Oct.
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Prior to the more personal barbs issued in Ohio, a handful of Republican lawmakers had expressed discomfort with the president targeting their former colleague.
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Mr Gandhi, who until recently was widely regarded as a political weakling, has begun offering a steady barrage of acerbic barbs, to growing effect.
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Leaders from the BJP, the Congress party and the AAP have repeatedly exchanged barbs and traded blame over a sharp deterioration in air quality.
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But despite his electronic barbs, the soft-spoken Karlovic is nothing like Connors when he is on court, despite his menacing nickname, Dr. Ivo.
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It marks a considerable de-escalation from last year, when Trump and Kim exchanged heated barbs that stoked fears about a possible nuclear conflict.
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It was a shift in tone from when the two he exchanged barbs just days earlier over who was to blame for the fires.
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After Trump was elected, his barbs ended, and people close to Francis say he does not hold grudges and wants to turn the page.
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Pundits on the left and right took cheap shots at one another, trading the sort of barbs one hears every day on cable news.
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President Donald Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, traded barbs with the Democratic operative and attorney Christopher Hahn during a Fox News interview on Tuesday.
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Democratic candidates for president are increasingly throwing barbs and exchanging swipes with one another ahead of their first debate in just three weeks. Sen.
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Trump's softer approach seemed to stabilize markets on Monday, with stocks rebounding from a sharp decline after both sides traded fresh barbs on Friday.
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Clips of Rubio's barbs have echoed across social media and television networks, some of which have started showing his campaign events in near entirety.
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It's all thanks to comedian Michelle Wolf, whose blistering speech scorched all of D.C., though she saved some of her harshest barbs for Sanders.
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Cook replied: Worth noting: Apple has been making this privacy argument for a while, and Cook and Zuckerberg have a history of trading barbs.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The two companies vying to purchase British food delivery service Just Eat traded barbs on Wednesday, as technology company Prosus and Takeaway.
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It's a convention in the still-active fan forums to describe the moment when the show first sunk its barbs into viewers' mental flesh.
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Madeline still harbors feelings for her ex, Nathan (James Tupper), as is obvious in the barbs she slings at Bonnie, a younger yoga instructor.
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In a hearing before the commission on Monday, executives and lawyers from Boeing and Bombardier traded barbs about which country was subsidizing its companies.
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PARIS — The French rapper Médine often compares his music to boxing: In a career spanning 15 years, he has thrown countless hooks and barbs.
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Trump's comments on militant attacks in Britain have angered some and he has often exchanged barbs on social media with London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
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The companies' representatives have traded pointed barbs in the press, and AMC temporarily blocked MoviePass access to big-city movie theaters earlier this year.
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Months later, the two companies got into a patent battle, and soon after, Bezos and Musk took their feud public, trading barbs on Twitter.
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The address included barbs against the media and his Democratic presidential opponents and complaints about his impeachment mixed with endorsements of his economic policies.
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A tense night While Bloomberg was the focus of many barbs, the other candidates didn't spare each other from withering criticism throughout the night.
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He pulled the United States from the Paris agreement on climate change and has traded barbs with Greta Thunberg, the teenage Swedish climate activist.
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Iranian and US officials have traded barbs for the past week, and Tehran maintains that the United States and its allies orchestrated the unrest.
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"Ultimate Beauty Bible" is a far more plausible affair, though the language is only a little less heightened and the barbs perhaps even sharper.
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In targeting the NFL, Trump similarly may have broken his lance against a foil too powerful for him to intimidate with his racial barbs.
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U.S. government debt yields were lower as investors grew worried in the wake of a new exchange of barbs between North Korea and Washington.
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He looked presidential, was forceful but optimistic, and delivered well-prepared words without deviating from the text or taking the bait of Democratic barbs.
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Norquist's comments come after Trump and Corker, who is retiring at the end of next year, traded barbs on Twitter Sunday. http://bit.ly/2xuHnc4.
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Life has a way of throwing different barbs at us, and we must be cognizant of how these life risks affect our retirement planning.
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Following a White House statement on trade Monday, Trump traded barbs with CNN, calling the network "fake news" as he left the briefing room.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The two companies vying to purchase British food delivery service Just Eat traded barbs on Wednesday, as technology company Prosus and Takeaway.
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Trump attacked Cummings — a former chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus — as "racist," although the presidential barbs didn't appear to bother Cummings at all.
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Trump's barbs could be a problem for the Republican presidential nominee, who polls show is losing support among women to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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"It was the tone [of the election], the outcome, and the continuing barbs," said Nancy, of her motivation to come to DC to protest.
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During the campaign, Trump issued a number of barbs directed at Bezos and his businesses, but at the meeting both men appeared nothing but complimentary.
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And then, like America itself, the seams started to show—Quan and Thugger went their separate ways, traded onstage barbs, and never reconciled on record.
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The 10-episode series, announced last month, features Rickles sharing meals and trading barbs with friends and fellow comics he has inspired over the years.
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Serbia immediately called for a UN Security Council meeting — with support from Russia — where the Serbian and Kosovar presidents traded barbs on the world stage.
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And I think these silly barbs and made up stories did not come out earlier in the campaign because he felt he was doing okay.
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His darkly comedic monster films like The Host and Okja, double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at inequality, particularly in his native Korea.
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Consider President Obama trading friendly Twitter barbs with Prince Harry over the Invictus Games, a Paralympics-style competition for wounded military service members and veterans.
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T-Mobile US CEO John Legere and Sprint chief executive Marcelo Claure traded barbs on Thursday as the two wireless providers announced unlimited data plans.
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In recent weeks Juppe's rivals and notably former President Nicolas Sarkozy and former Prime Minister Francois Fillon have traded barbs in an increasingly heated campaign.
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Previous CEOs Gates and Steve Ballmer took a more adversarial approach to competitors, such as targeting Google with ad campaigns or trading barbs with Apple.
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It's especially important for the person doing the roasting to also turn the humor on themselves, otherwise the barbs can come across as too harsh.
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The frantic exodus has nothing to do with the latest exchange of barbs between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, North Korea's ruler (see Banyan).
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Interestingly, in the UK it aired in theaters with a re-release of the original Frozen and didn't suffer the icy barbs of online hate.
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In the U.S., Samsung began sending fireproof boxes and protective gloves to customers returning potentially explosive Note 7s, drawing humorous barbs from social media commentators.
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The two countries have repeatedly traded barbs over what Washington calls Beijing's militarisation of the waters by building military installations on artificial islands and reefs.
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Carole Radziwill correctly attempts to remind Dorinda her barbs are "beneath" her, since her feelings are legitimate, but her way of expressing them are awful.
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But Juppe, who served as prime minister form May 1995 until June 1997 under President Jacques Chirac, would also be vulnerable to National Front barbs.
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Overall, the two candidates tempered their barbs with mutual respect, even ending by suggesting they would work together closely regardless of who wins the nomination.
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The market ructions and trade barbs also pose a challenge for China's push to boost the profile of the booming tech sector on mainland bourses.
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Sessions, who was one of Trump's earliest supporters and previously served as an Alabama Senator, has largely refrained from publicly responding to the president's barbs.
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To succeed they have to play a game of hiding their anger behind careful smiles and sharp barbs rather than outright machinations or drawing swords.
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Trump's comments on militant attacks in Britain have angered some and he has often exchanged barbs on social media with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.
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The two tech giants have had a rocky history, with their CEOs exchanging public barbs and suing each other, accusing one another of patent infringement.
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Senior officials from the two countries also traded barbs over a new U.S. nuclear arms policy that will expand the Americans' low-yield nuclear capability.
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Not only do they scratch and slice, but tiny barbs are left in the skin, sort of like if you sat down on a cactus.
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The band's latest record, American Tragic, lobs polished barbs of 80s pop, goth rock, and snappy electronics straight at your heart—and at your hips.
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The show has always been deeply, proudly weird, especially when it throws its characters into chaotic alien worlds and barbs its jokes with poison tips.
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But the barbs each woman had served ramped up interest in the feud between the two, even if what happened on the court did not.
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And the two appear to have smoothed things over after trading barbs earlier this month over Trump's racial attacks against a Mexican-American federal judge.
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Cruz did not shy away from his typical harsh barbs against Trump, despite being in the GOP front-runner's home state, where he remains popular.
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Senators were able to squeak through a deal on the use of Russian rocket engines for space launches, after lawmakers exchanged rhetorical barbs for months.
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Grassley has gone after Clinton's tenure at the helm of the State Department before, including trading barbs with her advisor at the time, Huma Abedin.
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And that was after her original speech was toned down, and some of the barbs at Mr. Trump removed, people familiar with the address said.
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She swung at Mr. Sanford with little apparent reservation or restraint, filling her advertisements and debates with barbs about the congressman's personal and political integrity.
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When we first meet Cass, she's throwing out barbs as sharp as Harley Quinn herself and sweetly complimenting old ladies as she steals their watches.
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What happened: Several months after their bout at UFC 229, McGregor and Nurmagomedov exchanged barbs on social media in a feud that quickly turned ugly.
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Even as the president continues to fire almost daily barbs, league officials and a group of players met this week to discuss how to proceed.
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This species of cactus releases pads and barbs that are carried on the wind to patches of soil where they will take root and grow.
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The two had fun in the week leading up to the championship finale dropping verbal barbs like a pair of boxers before the championship fight.
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Trump tweeted criticism of the speech as it was going on and was the subject of implicit barbs from both Obama and South Carolina Gov.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly ordered OPEC to tamp down rising oil prices, but his Twitter barbs might be wasted on the world's oil cartel.
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Another billionaire, the financier, Carl Icahn, famously took the other side of Ackman's trade, with the two trading barbs live on CNBC in January 2013.
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Trump responded by calling Romney "one of the dumbest and worst candidates in the history of Republican politics," and the two continued to exchange barbs.
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In another video, Turner fired the Taser's electrified barbs into the chest of Kevin Carey in May 2009 for refusing to remove a nipple ring.
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Although the shouting and clever barbs are still very prevalent, he also worked hard to sing more of the melodies and address more serious issues.
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Kenney's barbs came at a time of discord in the Canadian federation between its resource-rich Prairie provinces — like Alberta and Saskatchewan — and Trudeau's federal government.
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Stephen Colbert had some pointed barbs for Roy Moore, the embattled Republican candidate for United States Senator in Alabama, on Tuesday's episode of The Late Show.
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With the stock market roiling over new barbs between Washington and Beijing, investors are scrambling to figure out where to put money in times of volatility.
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As for their structure, their central shafts and the paired barbs branching from these shafts resemble those of ornamental feathers in many bird species alive today.
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The yuan also tumbled in offshore trade, weighed by expectations of a deeper slowdown in China as the world's two-largest economies exchanged barbs over trade.
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In his six months in office, veteran leftist Lopez Obrador has consistently sought to deflect the U.S. president's barbs and avoid embroiling himself in a confrontation.
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The comparison is specious because Trump has been trading barbs with O'Donnell for nearly five years on Twitter, though he hasn't tweeted about her since May.
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After a bruising campaign in which he traded barbs and insults with his former mentor, Mahathir Mohamad, Najib's Barisan Nasional coalition was trounced in Wednesday's poll.
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In the past, he's faced accusations of misogyny over the lyrical barbs he's hurled at his ex, and several songs contain graphic depictions of Scott's murder.
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Trump's two oldest sons, Eric and Donald Jr., who run the family company, traded barbs with de Blasio on Twitter, calling the event a political stunt.
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To Cramer's surprise, however, the stock market — which in recent weeks has buckled on any news of escalating trade disputes — seemed to brush off the barbs.
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Even if Britain has been spared the verbal barbs, its surplus relationship with the United States puts it in a similar practical position as those countries.
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Later, Weiner points to the television screen, which still features the men trading barbs: "Whatever the opposite of that is, is what Huma is," he says.
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The M5S has long reserved its most scornful barbs for the centre-left, creating a residue of loathing for the new party among the grass roots.
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" The laughs that greeted such barbs were braced by relief that seemed to pervade the entire auditorium, especially when Rock added, "It's not about boycotting anything.
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In a presidential season rife with confrontation, verbal barbs and endowment innuendo, one thing has stayed the same — nobody is speaking above a high school level.
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Those barbs have heightened concerns about anti-OPEC legislation advancing in Congress, injecting a urgency into Barkindo's project to reframe its role in the global market.
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Tensions between the U.S. and North Korea were also evident in each country's rhetoric, with leaders of both nations exchanging personal barbs and threatening military action.
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Verbal jousting among House Science Committee members over President Trump's cybersecurity practices spilled over into a hearing Tuesday, as members snuck in barbs and counterpunches throughout.
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Wilson and Trump have traded barbs for nearly a week on the controversy stemming from the President's condolence call to Myeshia Johnson, the widow of Sgt.
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In March, Russia's Embassy in the United Kingdom tweeted a series of sarcastic barbs aimed at the U.K. government after its expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats.
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The aide most identified with Trump's hardline stance, Stephen Miller, has drawn barbs from colleagues who accuse him of overseeing what amounted to a chaotic mess.
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" The men have continued to trade barbs on Twitter, with Trump calling Conway the "husband from hell" and a "whack job" and Conway calling Trump "nuts.
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Iranian officials accused the Trump administration of not living up to its predecessors' promises, and have traded barbs with Trump and top U.S. officials for months.
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During the show's "Weekend Update" segment, co-anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che again largely focused their attention on Kavanaugh, with additional barbs aimed at Trump.
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I've attended Gridiron dinners through the years where politicians and jokesters entertained each other; their barbs and interactions never reached the level to which Wolf sank.
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Arguing against a cave is the fact that the shutdown fight has turned deeply personal, with Pelosi and Trump trading barbs via Twitter and public statements.
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But they were also the barbs of a man mocking his neighbor's home for having no walls, while his own house burned down from the inside.
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This affirmation is even more striking as the United States and Russia trade barbs over alleged violations of the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty of 1987.
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And every time the two trade barbs, it's McGregor's erudite and whimsical Ric Flair-like monologues and one-liners that get the bulk of the attention.
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Left alone, Rigoletto grimly reflects that he, who wounds people with verbal barbs, and the assassin, who stabs them with a blade, are not that different.
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The officers' focus then turned toward the Latino man in the beanie, who continued to trade barbs with the five or so officers slowly surrounding him.
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It was a stark contrast to just a night earlier, when the brothers traded barbs about Andrew's "ill-fitting jacket" and Chris's broadcasting from his basement.
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Rather than the "zipped" feathers of modern birds, its plumage was likely composed of short quills with long, flexible barbs that stuck out in V-shapes.
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True, these superannuated children barely try to convince one another of anything; despite the barbs, there's little external conflict, just family love born of shared history.
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His darkly comedic monster films like The Host and Okja, double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at inequality, particularly in his native South Korea.
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His darkly comedic monster films like The Host and Okja double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at inequality, particularly in his native South Korea.
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McCain and President Donald Trump have traded barbs since the 2016 campaign and neither McCain nor Salter have shied away from criticizing the commander-in-chief.
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Like Rossini, Mozart, working with the librettist Lorenzo Da Ponte, softened the sharpest edges of the text's anti-royalist barbs to pass muster with Austrian censors.
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Over the last few months, Ackman and ADP had traded increasingly bitter barbs through securities filings, television appearances, conference calls, webcasts and private meetings with investors.
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The two men also traded barbs after Klizan shouted to celebrate a double-fault from Lokoli that gave Klizan a 5-2 lead in the decider.
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Kimmel and Moore continued to trade barbs on Twitter, and Kimmel later said on his late-night show that he accepted Moore's "invitation" to fight him.
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Anthony was wholly committed to the Knicks when this season began, but that attitude wavered as he took repeated public barbs of varying subtlety from Jackson.
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Since the Tuesday meeting, though, the two have traded barbs about the usefulness of that meeting and how to best curb violence in the nation's schools.
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North Korea and the U.S. traded barbs earlier this week, with a U.S. ambassador dismissing the feel-good atmosphere around North Korea's participation at the event.
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Last winter, a New York City police officer fired his Taser's electrified barbs into the rib cage of Rosario, 17, as she screamed she was pregnant.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump exchanged barbs with French President Emmanuel Macron for the country's new digital-services tax, which was signed into law in July.
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But President's track record indicates the luster of unity is unlikely to last: Many of his past attempts at bipartisanship have quickly evaporated amid tweeted barbs.
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Don Rickles became famous for throwing barbs at any group he could target, but he was often at his most caustic while roasting his fellow celebrities.
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" For Republicans, Amazon's retreat is an opportunity to revive beloved barbs and brand Democrats as "job killers" who are all too eager to "tax-and-spend.
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Both Cormier and Jones traded barbs throughout the latter's extended hiatus from MMA and the former's ongoing reign as the king of the 205lbs weight class.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron and four eastern European Union leaders sought to smooth relations on Friday after publicly trading barbs over jobs and democratic values.
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Fox typically chooses not to respond to the president's barbs --perhaps knowing that he's trying to drive a wedge between the news side and the opinion side.
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The case sparked a public exchange of barbs between the tech giant and authorities, re-igniting a debate about the trade-off between privacy and national security.
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The mere suggestion of Assad staying in power is likely to further complicate talks with both sides already trading barbs and the situation on the ground worsening.
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The finishing touch is Finley's dialogue, which crackles with delightful barbs that manage to portray the love/hate relationship between teenage girls without veering into catty stereotypes.
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Venezuela and the United States have been at loggerheaders since the government of late President Hugo Chavez, with frequent exchanges of barbs and expelling each others' diplomats.
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Why it matters: While Trump has traded barbs with several Democrats on Twitter, it is unusual for him to single out Pelosi on the social media platform.
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The Oscar-winning actress, playing the voice of "God," introduced performances and made her own barbs against Trump ("Even the real God can't find Trump's tax return").
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JERUSALEM – Israel and Turkey exchanged diplomatic barbs Wednesday as the spat between the former allies continued to escalate following deadly violence along Israel&aposs border with Gaza.
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New York (CNN)Donald Trump has embraced a tried-and-true schoolyard tactic to swat away Hillary Clinton's barbs: He's flinging her words right back at her.
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The word can refer to a member of a celebrity's fervent fandom, like Rihanna's Navy or Beyoncé's Beyhive or Nicki's Barbz (also stylized as Barbs or Barbiez).
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Oracle continues to throw barbs at rival Salesforce, as the two companies compete to become the first software services company to reach $10 billion in cloud revenue.
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The two sides have yet to reach terms, while doing their part to drum up interest with plenty of media barbs, with some major hurdles to overcome.
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The currency union has faced mixed fortunes over the course of the presidential race - one that has been mired by personal barbs, fraud allegations and security threats.
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And for the most part, the statement appeared to ring true, as a procession of A-listers honored Murray's career and stayed far away from political barbs.
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At one point, ties became so bad that they resorted to invoking Voldemort, the villain in the "Harry Potter" books, in their verbal barbs about each other.
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A racially-charged rift between left-wing Democrats and the Party establishment has emerged in recent days after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and prominent progressives exchanged barbs.
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But nowhere has the battle been more intense than at the event on Friday, with candidates trading barbs less on specific policies, and more on political ideology.
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Ms. Olsen produced "My Woman" with Justin Raisen, who's best known for working with Sky Ferreira, Santigold and Charli XCX — songwriters who put barbs in their pop.
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Blamed by the President as the origin of the special counsel's Russia probe, Sessions has been on the end of Twitter barbs and private dress-downs alike.
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Speaking at the dinner Saturday night, Wolf -- who also drew criticism for her barbs on several controversial topics, including Sarah Sanders' appearance -- made several jokes about abortion.
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Over songs like "Stamina" and " Smooth Operator," Lean's signature raspy tone traverses through aggressive rap barbs to Patois-laden dancehall tunes, and sneaky interpolations of Sade hooks.
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Whether old-guard Protestant patriarchal types or rule-bending Jewish parvenus (who face anti-Semitic barbs now and then), none of them are unconditionally lovable or loathable.
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His monologue, preceded by a black-and-white video send-up of some A-list stars, was filled with barbs against Harvey Weinstein, Mel Gibson and others.
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The exchanges on nearly every major issue have become predictable, and while the candidates have "traded barbs" here and there, there haven't been any truly shocking moments.
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Taser stun guns, which shoot electrified barbs instead of bullets, have become more popular over the past two decades because they are generally less lethal than firearms.
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Lawmakers, advocacy groups and Mr. Cuomo have continued to trade barbs on the topic, with the governor comparing his critics to people who believe Earth is flat.
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Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Hua Chunying and US Department of State spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus have been trading barbs on Twitter over the last few days.
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Just as slam dunks sometimes shatter backboards sending shards showering onto the floor, impeachment machinations can shatter the House chamber's dignity in a barrage of bitter barbs.
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Maher, known for his barbs against Trump and Republicans, went on to joke that House Republicans are "true patriots" for their attacks against the law enforcement institutions.
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Still, ongoing barbs traded between Abraham and Rispone have sparked Republican concerns that neither candidate will perform well enough in next week's election to spark a runoff.
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The CBS host — who recently came under fire for what critics called a homophobic comment about Trump's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin — featured 337 Trump barbs.
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President Donald Trump also traded barbs with Omar and other freshman congresswomen of color on Twitter, telling them to "go back" to "broken and crime infested" countries.
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Macron, a fervent europhile, has traded barbs with Orban and other eastern European leaders, accusing them of not respecting democratic values and refusing to take in migrants.
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But the wide-ranging barbs also reached the likes of AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka and actress Debra Messing, both of whom he suggested were two-faced.
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The Massachusetts senator has run the model of a disciplined campaign, steering clear of attacks on her primary rivals and saving her barbs for President Donald Trump.
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Boulez fought harder than anyone for the cause of contemporary music, and even those who received his barbs benefitted in one way or another from his energy.
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With the PBS show winding down, Slate has compiled some of her finest one-line barbs aimed at family members, guests of the estate, and, sometimes, even herself.
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Obama instead used Friday's event to test-drive barbs against Republicans, including suggesting the party is exploiting the economic fears of white, middle-class Americans for political gain.
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After facing each other to make opening remarks on Monday, the rival delegations spent the rest of the day negotiating indirectly through intermediaries and at times trading barbs.
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India-Pakistan relations The attacks earlier this year took the India-Pakistan relationship to a new low, with Modi and Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan exchanging regular barbs.
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North Korea and U.S. President Donald Trump have traded barbs after the Asian nation threatened a nuclear missile attack on the U.S. territory of Guam earlier this week.
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On paper it's everything I love in a TV show: gorgeous people flaunting their extravagant wealth while trading vicious barbs and brilliantly undermining one another at every turn.
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Ahead of their meeting on Sunday, Johnson and Tusk traded barbs over who would be to blame should Britain leave without a deal at the end of October.
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Carly Fiorina spends a lot of her time on the campaign trail attacking Hillary Clinton, but at Thursday's Republican "undercard" debate her barbs took a new personal turn.
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Benioff scoffed at the idea that the city wouldn't know what to do with the money, and dodged questions about the tax being disproportionate by firing more barbs.
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Some people accused Wolf of attacking Sanders for her appearance, while others felt the barbs were appropriate given the press secretary's history of making false statements to reporters.
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Trump expressed suspicion that the North&aposs recent aggressive barbs were influenced by Kim&aposs unannounced trip to China two weeks ago — his second in as many months.
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This approach doesn't preclude her from correcting her opponent's distortions and misstatement of fact, but if she engages in a war of barbs and emotion, she will lose.
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The night was filled with laughs and boos, with the presidential candidates donning forced smiles as they launched rough barbs at each other at the usually lighthearted event.
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But the feathers did have barbs and barbules—a pattern of branching found in modern feathers—suggesting that this feature arose quite early in the evolution of feathers.
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AS ITALY'S budget for 2018 wends its way through parliament, the European Union and the Italian government have been trading barbs in what has become an annual ritual.
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Trading barbs over taxes is just the latest spat in a drawn out public fight between Trump and "Liddle Bob Corker," as Trump has christened the Tennessee senator.
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Ahead of Wednesday's planned meeting between Donald Trump and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto in Mexico, the Republican presidential nominee and former Mexican leader Vicente Fox traded barbs.
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Washington (CNN)The US and Russia are exchanging ever harsher rhetorical barbs amid growing charges of war crimes in Syria following a brutal attack on a Syrian school.
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More than 8,000 people gathered in Birmingham for a common cause: not to trade barbs and witless repartee, but to celebrate the game that they (we) all love.
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Watch as Ramsay basically goes through the process at warp speed and poor Shane struggles with knife skills, the Metric system, identifying things like tarragon, and Ramsay's barbs.
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Important to the muted global outlook is ongoing U.S.-China trade talks, which have pitted the world's two largest economies against each other through tariffs and other barbs.
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Barbs begin But disagreements over Israel this week and a suggestion from Obama he could have won in a contest with Trump seem to have ended the politesse.
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During his tenure on the court, from which he retired in 2014, Mr. Barbosa became famous for his blunt style and the barbs he delivered from the bench.
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Lloyd Blankfein traded barbs with Sanders after the senator added Blankfein to his "anti-endorsements list," a sort of who's who of powerful people who have criticized Sanders.
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PHILADELPHIA — A racially-charged rift between left-wing Democrats and the Party establishment has grown in recent days after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and prominent progressives exchanged barbs.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump exchanged barbs with Khizr Khan, the Gold Star father of a slain soldier, over his criticism of Trump at the Democratic National Convention.
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As Trump enters his tenth month in office, Barack Obama remains his most dependable antihero, with the slights, barbs and outright lies he's uttered about his predecessor mounting.
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And during the back-and-forth barbs with Washington, Pyongyang at one point said it would fire missiles into the waters off the US Pacific territory of Guam.
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Now the Police Department, under different leadership and amid national anger over police killings of unarmed black men, is easing its limits on Tasers, which shoot electrified barbs.
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Read more: Leaders at the G7 summit made power moves, traded barbs, and threatened tariffs in a 'difficult test of the unity and solidarity of the free world'
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Her clever barbs and scathing commentary elevated her to the level of notoriety shared by the A-listers she covered -- many of whom are now remembering her fondly.
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" Trump has recently traded barbs with Romney on Twitter after Romney called Trump's appeal to China and Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden "wrong and appalling.
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Hedge fund investor Leon Cooperman and Warren have traded barbs in recent weeks over her proposed wealth tax, which forms a key part of Warren's progressive campaign pitch.
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The two exchanged barbs earlier this year after Biden said he would have "beat the hell out of" Trump in high school over his degrading comments about women.
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Which is why he just keeps pouring it on -- millions more on TV ads, barbs thrown at Trump on social media, anything to provoke the President into responding.
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" Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir responded that "last-minute, cheap barbs of desperation aren't a good look for a candidate who proclaims his desire to unite the party.
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Civil rights groups that were once the target of Mr. Allen's barbs have also come around, signing amicus briefs supporting Mr. Allen's position in the Supreme Court case.
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I can go to my childhood home and talk politics with my nephew Nadeem, or trade barbs with my niece Rabika, or steal a cuddle from newborn Sara.
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And that's OK." Watch the back and forth: President Trump and President Macron trade barbs over handling of foreign ISIS fighters:"Would you like some nice ISIS fighters?
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His dark comedies/monster films, like The Host (2006) and Okja (20143), double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at social inequality, particularly in his native Korea.
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The two also swapped barbs in August after the Greenlight chief reported that the firm's bet against Tesla "was our second-biggest loser" in the most recent quarter.
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The exchange of barbs took place a day after Italy and France tried to bury the hatchet following a diplomatic squabble over Rome's refusal to accept the Aquarius.
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A scandal in 2017 involving leaked emails in which top members of the Miss America Organization traded misogynistic barbs about contestants certainly didn't add to the pageant's appeal.
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While Daphne would fire barbs in all directions, she had a life-long suspicion of the Labour movement and she made Muscat and his allies her prime targets.
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The two men, once they stopped hurling barbs at each other, turned out to have plenty in common, and watching Giamatti and Lewis work together is great fun.
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The once sacred tradition of a presidential debate -- where candidates typically trade barbs over their vision of the country's future instead of personal humiliations -- exploded into something quite chilling.
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There are a mix of factors behind the barbs, from genuine concern to a desire to keep regulators and lawmakers focused on Facebook and away from their own companies.
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Financial markets were hit early last year when the two sides were exchanging aggressive rhetoric but the meetings have soothed the tensions and seen Trump fire his barbs elsewhere.
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" Days following the performance, Carey's team and Dick Clark Productions exchanged barbs — the singer's manager asserting that the ABC show sabotaged the performance and "set [her] up to fail.
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Full of barbs aimed at "The Donald" and packed with praise for the Democratic candidate, his 44 minutes on stage won over one audience member in particular: Bill Clinton.
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Whereas Corker once responded to the president by calling the White House an "adult daycare," the current targets of Trump's barbs mostly try not to fire back at him.
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Donald Trump may appear impervious to the sharpest Republican barbs, but he has one proven weakness over the course of his four decades in overly public life: stubby fingers.
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After months of relative calm, tensions have flared again on the Korean Peninsula following North Korea's latest missile test, accompanied by an exchange of barbs between Pyongyang and Washington.
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Elizabeth Warren tried to sow Democratic unity here Monday, turning barbs on Donald Trump and backing the policies of Hillary Clinton following two days of tension within the party.
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Although Lala initially entered the melee of Vanderpump by throwing critical barbs at her fellow cast members, "Going South" proves just have far the cast is from those days.
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The last time Lisa Vanderpump saw Lisa Rinna and Eileen Davidson, the 56-year-old restauranteur was trading barbs with them on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion.
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Financial markets were hit early last year when the two sides were exchanging aggressive rhetoric but the meetings have soothed the tensions and seen Trump firing his barbs elsewhere.
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" Days following the performance, Carey's team and Dick Clark Productions exchanged barbs — the singer's manager asserting that the ABC show sabotaged the performance and "set [her] up to fail.
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When we watch Richard Pryor melt down on stage or Dave Chappelle's blind white supremacist routine, we see that comedy is also about fashioning pain into even sharper barbs.
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The U.S. and Russia are locked in a battle for influence over crisis-stricken Venezuela, with Washington and Moscow trading barbs over perceived meddling in the South American country.
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North Korea and U.S. President Donald Trump had traded barbs after the Asian nation threatened a nuclear missile attack on the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam earlier this week.
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It's easy enough to prefer insult comedy to milquetoast liberalism, the latter being too timid to go to blows with the right, but Chapo directs its barbs rather democratically.
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While Harris saw her stock rise after the first presidential debate, where she traded barbs with Joe Biden, she's muddied the waters on her true position on health care.
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The president unexpectedly called in camera crews and reporters just before the negotiations, which quickly devolved into a heated shouting match between Trump and Democratic leaders, who traded barbs.
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The Golden Globes are handed out at an informal gala dinner where the champagne flows and celebrities roast each other with inside barbs, and make topical and political jokes.
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When, toward the end of "Bush," he allows that his subject "may not have been America's worst president," the act of charity stings far worse than his cruelest barbs.
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"I don't know how she does it," said Susan Brownmiller, author of the landmark feminist work "Against Our Will," who has traded barbs with Ms. Steinem for four decades.
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This seems especially true on debate nights, when it feels like the candidates have brought their ideas, their barbs and their zippy one-liners right into our living rooms.
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But he saved his thorniest barbs for Senator Marco Rubio, the Florida Republican who endorsed Mr. Trump after labeling him a "dangerous con artist" during their bitter primary battle.
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Cruz has avoided any onstage attacks of Trump's record since Thursday's debate, when the two went after one another, instead unleashing his barbs for press gaggles after his events.
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A (relatively) civil primary: Sanders and Clinton have traded some barbs over their past voting records, and Sanders has knocked her for taking exorbitant speaking fees from Wall Street.
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Newsom and other California officials have traded barbs with U.S. President Donald Trump over the issue, with Trump blaming state and local leaders for failing to solve the problem.
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Though the artist channels de Sade's scenes of deprivation through sculptures built around wires, barbs and protrusions, the most memorable works correspond to the writer's interest in erotic plenitude.
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He lampoons Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump virtually every night, but Seth Meyers says he's not worried about potentially alienating half of his viewers with his increasingly political barbs.
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Democratic strategist Basil Smikle, who has not sided with any campaign, said the barbs were good news for Biden — especially coming from more than a fortnight from the caucuses.
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And Buttigieg, surging in Iowa with the state's caucuses now just three months away, is drawing barbs from two lagging candidates desperate for traction, Kamala Harris and Julián Castro.
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" Publicis even made light of these barbs in its 2018 all-staff holiday video where a voice attributed to Marcel asked, "Why create me if no one wants me?
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All the same, Washington and Beijing swapped barbs over trade, investment and regional security at an Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) summit on Saturday in Papua New Guinea.
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His dark-comedies-slash-monster-films, like The Host (2006) and Okja (2017), double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at social inequality, particularly in his native Korea.
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Tensions between Iran and France have risen in recent months with both sides repeatedly trading barbs in public, including le Drian accusing Iran of "hegemonic temptations" in the region.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - A social media furor over data privacy on Indian political party apps escalated on Monday with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and opposition Indian National Congress trading barbs.
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Candidates, as the debates loomed, have already signaled a willingness to go after each other on a host of issues, with some of the barbs getting more and more direct.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Hollywood's awards season gets underway on Sunday with the Golden Globes, an often raucous party where the champagne flows along with pointed barbs and surprises.
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But he's moved on from his pro career and is focusing his energies elsewhere, like trading thinly-veiled barbs with his brother, and competing on rubbernecking-a-trainwreck TV shows.
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Trump, the widely anticipated target of Obama's barbs who was memorably skewered in 2011, was not in attendance -- a fact that did not go unnoticed by the commander in chief.
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But her dissent is couched in dispassionate, straightforward terms, with none of the barbs that often spiked Mr Scalia's opinions—and are now popping up in other Trump appointees' rulings.
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Hours after trading barbs in the presidential race's first one-on-one debate, Hillary Clinton appears to have put some distance between herself and Donald Trump, according to one measure.
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HOCKEY The wage dispute between the U.S. women&aposs hockey team and USA Hockey took another turn as the two sides traded public barbs about the status of their negotiations.
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Michelle Obama has spoken openly about her distaste for political vitriol and often recalls asking why her husband wanted to expose himself to the barbs of political life at all.
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Mr. Rubio, who at times seemed to shout, and Jeb Bush exchanged harsh barbs about immigration overhaul, which represented some of Mr. Bush's best moments in any previous debate. Gov.
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Williams has been enjoying her single life lately -- especially with her new, young "friend," Marc Tomblin -- but the ex-couple have also been exchanging barbs as their divorce moves ahead.
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You only need to read some of the many, many Twitter barbs he's aimed at the U.S. President to know how lethal he can be over a shorter character count.
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With Trump's continued racist attacks on members of Congress, the Texan could try to direct his sharpest barbs at the White House -- something no Democrat will hold against him. 3.
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Ackman and former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz traded barbs in 2013 over Ackman's investment in JCPenney, but Schultz was no longer the CEO of the coffee chain when Ackman invested.
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Doc Gooden says he's officially ending his public feud with Darryl Strawberry ... telling TMZ Sports, "I'm moving on with my life" after trading nasty barbs with his ex-Mets teammate.
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" But in the days that followed, Carey's team and Dick Clark Productions exchanged barbs — the singer's manager asserting that the show sabotaged the performance and "set [her] up to fail.
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The Queen of Thorns certainly lived up to her name in episode 3, and Jaime Lannister will be feeling the sting of her barbs long after her body is cold.
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They've been on opposite sides of the war but while the Russians and Americans traded barbs at the UN this week, Iranian and Turkish leaders met a few rooms away.
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The two countries have been exchanging barbs over Australia's so-called character test, which has resulted in a rise in the number of New Zealanders being deported from the country.
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Today, Apple throws barbs at Facebook any time it can, now that the company has fallen out of public favor due to its ongoing data privacy violations and constant scandals.
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As the boats circled one another, members on both sides took turns trading barbs on Twitter, yelling over microphones, and in one case blasting a ship with a water hose.
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Jerry Brown (D) to offer support as the state deals with catastrophic wildfires, a shift in tone after the two men exchanged barbs over the fires a few days earlier.
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Overconfidence plays out in more subtle ways too; the employee thinks they're clever enough to fire off barbs and doses of negativity without their corrosive patterns being spotted or reprimanded.
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The electrified barbs accidentally struck another officer, Detective Edwin Mateo, knocking him down on top of a third officer, Michael Green, who described being pinned by a convulsing Detective Mateo.
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Jerry Brown (D) to offer support as the state deals with catastrophic wildfires, a shift in tone after the two men exchanged barbs over the fires a few days earlier.
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Later in the debate, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro directed several barbs at former Vice President Joe Biden, who served with Castro in the Obama administration.
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In fact, looking back at the highly undiplomatic barbs of the US's top diplomat in Germany, the freshly-minted Trump appointee Richard Grenell, Trump's actions in Quebec were even predictable.
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The health care debate has taken center stage in the Democratic presidential primary, with Biden and Sanders, a favorite of the party's progressive flank, trading barbs about their respective plans.
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The barbs may be just a preview of what to expect in Miami on June 26 and 27, when 20 Democrats will take part in the debates over two days.
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Despite the back-and-forth barbs, the feud between Trump and Corker didn't come up during a closed-door lunch on Tuesday, GOP senators said as they left the meeting.
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Since then the camps have traded barbs on a regular basis, leading to a drop in share prices of listed Tata entities and sparking concern among shareholders and other stakeholders.
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The etching has the effect of leaving tiny defects and barbs along the newly carved edges of graphene, which induce the TMDC to nucleate and grow preferentially along these edges.
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The leader of the Catholic Church and the leader of the free world have been trading barbs since the 2016 campaign season over issues like immigration, capitalism, and climate change.
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Sanders' and Biden's campaigns have traded barbs over those issues during the primary campaign, and they are likely to spar even more aggressively as the race enters its next phase.
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The president has already traded barbs with Mr. Trudeau, criticizing Canada over what American farmers and companies have called illegal subsidies of dairy and lumber exports to the United States.
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The star-studded sketch ended with a surprise payoff of its own: an appearance by the real-life Clifford, who traded a few barbs with Alec Baldwin's incarnation of Trump.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg traded barbs hours before the two billionaires are set to air competing advertisements during the Super Bowl.
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Senators also are expected to question Pompeo about Trump's closed-door meeting in June with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un and his administration's recent hostile barbs aimed at Iran.
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Ahead of Saturday night's megafight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor in Las Vegas, our correspondent looks at how race-based barbs have long been used to promote matches.
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In which case you have already anticipated my second point: Mr. Cattelan directs these barbs at art from inside the art world, rather than lobbing insults from some cynical distance.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada and the United States exchanged barbs on Tuesday over sluggish negotiations to update NAFTA, reflecting mounting tensions over trade talks that appear unlikely to conclude on schedule.
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I would rarely see her but heard.... The latest barbs from Trump escalated the conflict with Manigault Newman, which has virtually consumed the White House for the past several days.
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Sports Briefing The wage dispute between the United States women's hockey team and U.S.A. Hockey took another turn as the two sides traded barbs about the status of their talks.
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When Trump, the candidate, broke the emergency glass on the problems in the political establishment, he wounded many with his barbs and the shards that spread across the political landscape.
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President Jair Bolsonaro and Rodrigo Maia, head of the lower house of Congress and chief architect of the coalition to pass pension reform, have traded barbs publicly over the process.
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The image of soft birds on sharp wire is one of bearing the barbs, pricks, thorns, and roughness of life today, and feeling as fluffy and vulnerable as these finches.
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Each day since the attack, India and Pakistan have traded barbs, threatened and insulted each other and, at the same time, tried to carefully woo other countries to their sides.
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The former vice president Dick Cheney — the subject of "Vice" — came in for tougher barbs than the current president, who may not be the awards-podium draw he once was.
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China and the United States have repeatedly traded barbs over what Washington says is Beijing's militarization of the South China Sea by building military installations on artificial islands and reefs.
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Turkey's military presence in northern Iraq since well before the Mosul campaign has angered Baghdad, and the two countries traded barbs over the issue shortly before it began on Oct. 17.
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West, being the natural enemy of the North, returned with several barbs that made fun of Mr. mau5's choice in headwear attire and the ill-advised spelling of his name.
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It kicked off on Monday with a tweet about Mike Pence, then progressed to her shutting down Trump trolls again and again with a series of well-crafted, 140-character barbs.
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At long last, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump squared off on the debate stageMonday night, and for an hour and a half the duo frostily exchanged barbs as the world watched.
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Why it matters: Lawmakers using rumors to support claims of bias run the risk of turning serious policy discussions about the danger of algorithms and media consolidation into unsubstantiated political barbs.
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China's emergence drew barbs from U.S. Vice President Mike Pence on Saturday, who said countries should not accept debt that compromised their sovereignty - a reference to China's Belt and Road project.
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The pop-punk barbs likely stemmed from the fact that, before launching her solo career, Stevenson got her start playing in Rosenstock's now defunct, beloved punk ensemble Bomb the Music Industry!.
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" In the days following the performance, Carey's team and Dick Clark Productions have exchanged barbs after the singer's manager asserted the show sabotaged the performance and "set [her] up to fail.
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Despite the barbs, Johnson and Tusk sat across a small table with Macron, Merkel, and Italy's caretaker leader Guiseppe Conte, who was its prime minister until just a few days ago.
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Corker -- once considered a serious contender to be Trump's secretary of state -- has had especially sharp barbs against Trump in the weeks since he announced he wouldn't run for re-election.
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The two have regularly exchanged barbs, with Schiff calling the president "dishonest" and questioning his decency, and Trump dubbing the lawmaker "little'" and referring to him as "Adam Schitt" on Twitter.
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In my own book, I thought it was useful for a change to avoid Twitter-like barbs and analysis and go back to basics and ask questions like: What is justice?
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On the floor of Parliament, Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party leader, traded barbs with Prime Minister Theresa May, but she refused to be drawn into offering any details of the agreement.
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This third campaign saw barbs traded between the two leaders and the release of several secret recordings aimed at damaging both the main campaigns, though particularly that of Blue and White.
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Mr. Ross is chairman of International Automotive Components Group, an auto parts manufacturer with facilities in Mexico, a country that has been a frequent target of Mr. Trump's anti-trade barbs.
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But the criticism has veered into new — and more explicit — territory in recent weeks as Buttigieg and Warren have traded barbs over transparency and their past work in the private sector.
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Yet in a surprise development, the markup was limited almost exclusively to Raskin and Collins, who sat for hours taking questions and trading barbs with opposing members of the Rules panel.
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Senators Mitch McConnell, above, and Chuck Schumer traded barbs in back-to-back speeches on the Senate floor with charges of partisanship run amok and unfair dealing by the other side.
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" Asked for comment, Faiz Shakir, Mr. Sanders's campaign manager, replied, "Last-minute cheap barbs of desperation aren't a good look for a candidate who proclaims his desire to unite the party.
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Doug Collins, the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, wove barbs aimed at Democrats and tried to unravel the case against Trump during the course of the day as Rep.
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It's not the first time Pelosi has launched such barbs at Bannon, a former executive at Breitbart News whose embrace of nationalist views has fueled charges of bigotry from his critics.
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Todd Rokita and Luke Messer are upping the pressure on their shadow war ahead of their likely Senate bids in new barbs, ahead of what's expected to be a rough primary.
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"Conway has been in the middle of Trump's barbs with her husband, George, a conservative lawyer who frequently makes headlines for his criticism of the president," Yilek wrote in the article.
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During an appearance by wrestler-turned-actor-but-still-sometimes-wrestler John Cena on WWE Smackdown last Friday, he traded barbs with his foe Bray Wyatt in a completely empty arena.
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In many ways, it is a balm to soothe the barbs we sustain in a culture that punishes women for their appetites, that villainizes sexuality and erases the value of sex workers.
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This advanced version a mafioso's piano wire is studded with razor sharp barbs, so that when you go to strangle the enemy, you can cut off their head at the same time.
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After all the hoopla around the "Flash Boys" book, all the regulatory hand-wringing, the traded barbs, and the TV fights, IEX will finally launch as a stock exchange beginning on Friday.
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The Iceberg, his 11th solo project overall, is a culmination of these media, combining verbal barbs on contentious topics—like the dynamic between young black men and the police—with intricate production.
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Barbs that economics is but the "painful elaboration of the obvious" will resonate with visitors traipsing through gallery after gallery running the gamut of economic actors, from firms to consumers and governments.
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As senators traded barbs about whose fault it was, Florida health officials said they'd found seven more home-grown cases of Zika, six of them part of an outbreak in Miami Beach.
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Barbs from President Donald Trump have chipped away at the prestige of work that some consider already tarnished by leaks and the belief that "enhanced interrogations" is another way of saying torture.
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At the last two Republican debates, Rubio gleefully jumped in the gutter with Donald Trump, suggesting that his small hands mean that he has a small penis, alongside other Trump-esque barbs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury and gold prices rose while the Japanese yen strengthened on Friday as a fresh exchange of barbs between North Korea and the United States fueled geopolitical concerns.
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In a nearly 40-minute speech that drew robust Republican applause but only a tepid Democratic response, Rauner did not abandon his stalled plan and lobbed barbs at two primary Democratic constituencies.
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Gwake is one thing, but seeing Keys cozy up to Adam Levine and trade these comic barbs with Shelton makes us wonder why there isn't a Voice after-show to indulge in.
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The barbs had quieted down over the last couple weeks -- so, we had to ask Sanders when we got him out at the Super Bowl if the rift with AB was dead.
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Despite those pointed barbs and bemused media coverage of the unusual origins of his campaign, Gravel has struggled to gain mainstream acceptance that he is, in fact, a real candidate for president.
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"Saturday Night Live" stars Michael Che and Colin Jost host for the first time on an evening where barbs about U.S. President Donald Trump and other topical issues are expected to feature.
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The war of words with Warren escalated last week when Cooperman sent Warren a letter in a response to a recent tweet from Warren — who was responding to previous barbs from Cooperman.
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The moderator tries hard to get both DeSantis and Gillum to stick within their allotted times as the two candidates take sharp barbs at each other, including accusing each other of lying.
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But that effort fell short, and as players in the Pirates' dugout traded barbs with Garrett, he made a run at them, taking a big swing and once again clearing the benches.
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At the same time, Carmelo Anthony took to Twitter, apparently to answer his former teammate Amar'e Stoudemire, who seemed to throw some barbs at Anthony on Sunday without mentioning him by name.
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One of Trump's most consistent -- and judging by the crowd reaction, successful -- barbs during the campaign was when he described Cruz as holding up the Bible, then putting it down and lying.
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The United States and China have been hurling barbs on trade back and forth over the past few months, over tariffs, market access, and the widening trade deficit between the two countries.
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The good news for the Barbs ... we're told those close to Nicki believe she's just taking a much-needed break from the haters and simply needs a moment to chill and reevaluate.
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Then, in April, the acrimony surrounding the anthem protests grew, drawing barbs on Twitter from President Trump and forcing the league to hold a confidential meeting among its players, owners and executives.
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At issue were barbs Stone unleashed at a longtime associate, Randy Credico, as he was mulling how to respond to congressional and Justice Department investigators probing Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Trump also ratcheted up economic barbs with French President Emmanuel Macron for comments he made disparaging NATO and the European country's new digital-services tax, which was signed into law in July.
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Mistry's letter included allegations of corporate governance failures within Tata Sons, and a series of other barbs aimed at family patriarch Ratan Tata, who has returned as interim chairman of the company.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Buttigieg, who are fighting for supremacy here, testily traded barbs over wealth and transparency, issues that both candidates have increasingly put front and center at campaign stops here.
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"The president, or my friend from Vermont —" Biden said, gesturing to Sanders as he and the Vermont senator traded barbs on health care and the costs of Sanders's "Medicare for All" proposal.
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Preston Packard (Samuel L. Jackson), the scientists ship out, accompanied by Mason, a no-nonsense war photographer who's soon trading barbs and looks with the world's prettiest mercenary, James Conrad (Tom Hiddleston).
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The comments — which stress that the Senate GOP leader and the president have a shared agenda — come after weeks of rhetorical barbs and signs of frustration from both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Between barbs about "covfefe" and alleged Trump-Russia collusion, Clinton spoke thoughtfully about the shortcomings of social networks, and how they likely played a role in swinging the election in Trump's favor.
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But when it comes to the president, she does not mince words — the above tweet is pinned to the top of her Twitter profile, and she and the president often exchange barbs.
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Doyle's writing glows, with the pitch-perfect barbs the young people sling at each other, the atmospheric weather events, her masterfully delineated characters — including the island itself — and a page-turning plot.
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During the past week, Trump delivered several barbs against Mexico, whose leaders were dismayed by the U.S. president's decision to announce protectionist tariffs during complex talks to rework the NAFTA trade pact.
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And standing on stage, trading rapid-fire barbs with Mr. Christie, he did not spot the trap that the governor had laid for him by warning the audience of Mr. Rubio's robotic ways.
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The study, conducted by PhD candidate Alexis Noel, found that with just "a single grooming sweep," the barbs of a cat tongue move in four directions, acting as a flexible comb for hair.
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Part of the reason that Zink's barbs, however pointed, seem to ricochet from one victim to the next is that they lack the conviction that they'll land on a public ready to respond.
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The sources added that a key aim of the second listing would be to diversify its funding channels and bolster liquidity, especially as Chinese companies face increasingly heated barbs from the Trump administration.
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Ahead of the primary, Sisolak and Giunchigliani have traded barbs over everything from the mass shooting that took place in Las Vegas to a proposed bill that addresses the treatment of sex offenders.
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The two had been trading barbs on social media recently -- with Khabib posting a video clip showing him strangling McGregor with the caption, "You will live with this shame all your life #tapmachine."
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It's very reminiscent of Pete Wells' legendary 22012 slam of Guy Fieri's Times Square restaurant, except this time it's the president-elect at the receiving end of the barbs, not a celebrity chef.
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Janning believed the CSU's dangerous brinkmanship with Merkel over migration was also a reaction to AfD barbs that the CSU lacked credibility — that the party talked tough, but didn't follow through with action.
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When everyone wants to watch a debate on YouTube that sources questions from Facebook, figure out who's on stage with Google, and see candidates trade barbs on Twitter, who will need Fox News?
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There was also some relief for markets as President Donald Trump came out of a meeting of the NATO military alliance in Belgium with a positive assessment, after a string of earlier barbs.
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Asked about Rubio, Trump would not level any attacks against the Florida senator who has also avoided directing barbs at the brash billionaire who played an outsized role in sinking former Florida Gov.
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With all that to take in and the resort's focus on wellness and "transformation," you'll barely notice the bars of reception dropping out and and the political barbs fade to a distance memory.
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The first time the Hollywood glitterati had a chance to sling barbs at Donald Trump as a sitting President, it was the Screen Actors Guild Awards — just a few weeks after his inauguration.
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In the weeks after trading barbs with the pope, Trump's support from Catholic Republicans actually increased, and there was no sign of it eroding after he selected as his running mate Indiana Gov.
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Nicki Minaj's concert venues are scrambling to avoid the wrath of the Barbs by making sure they have enough wattage for the show, and to spare Nicki from hearing more "Cardi B" chants.
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Trump and Khan have frequently traded barbs in the past, notably when the US President appeared to misconstrue a statement by the mayor in response to a terror attack in London last year.
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SHANGHAI/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Concerns that a sharp fall in Chinese stocks this year will turn into a rout as China and the United States exchange barbs on trade are overdone, some investors say.
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Incessant name-calling, the offensive barbs and the comical caricatures that have been the hallmarks of this campaign season must now give way to serious engagement, thoughtful analysis, and above all, sound judgment.
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Brazil's refusal of the G7's money came as Bolsonaro and Macron — who hosted this year's G7 summit in Biarritz, France — exchanged personal barbs amid their disagreement over how to handle the fires.
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While Rosenstein and Nunes have been trading barbs for months over the California Republican's document requests, the two nevertheless went to dinner with a mutual friend on the evening of the January meeting.
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London (CNN)US President Donald Trump's war of words with the Mayor of London continued Monday, with the two men trading barbs even as the city mourns the victims of Saturday's terror attack.
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Begun in the Eisenhower administration, exchanges gained fame in the U.S.-Soviet "kitchen debate" of 1959, when then Vice President Richard Nixon exchanged barbs with Nikita Khrushchev at a U.S. exhibit in Moscow.
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Trade Barbs in iPhone Privacy Case | The company said a ruling on unlocking the phone of a gunman in a mass shooting had to take into account the national debate over data privacy.
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China and the United States have repeatedly traded barbs in the past over what Washington says is Beijing's militarization of the South China Sea by building military installations on artificial islands and reefs.
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After months of venomous barbs and apocalyptic threats of war, the meeting between President Trump and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, was unquestionably a relief, with its handshakes and effusive politeness.
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In theory, the Rape-aXe's inward-facing barbs would permit a rapist to penetrate his victim, but then it would clamp down on his penis (without breaking the skin) the moment he'd withdraw.
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Earlier on Sunday, some supporters of Donald J. Trump, either anticipating the barbs or irritated that many Hollywood stars have been outspoken in their dismay at his election, made #BoycottGoldenGlobes trend on Twitter.
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And though Mr Cummings does not deserve Mr Trump's barbs, the Democratic Party to which he belongs, and which has controlled the city of Baltimore since 1967, must take its share of responsibility.
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The Nevada debate last week was fiery but engaging, as Senator Elizabeth Warren flayed Mr. Bloomberg in his first debate and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar exchanged sharp, personal barbs.
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Greece and Turkey share a border and have already traded barbs over tensions building up at the frontier where refugees and migrants have started arriving in large numbers in the past few days.
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It's not certain the deal meant to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) will get through Congress, but both sides are sounding positive notes even as they trade barbs over impeachment.
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He peppered the second half of the broadcast with impressions of Johnny Carson and Bill Clinton, aiming one of the few political barbs of the night at that former president's wife, Hillary Clinton.
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Chopping between full-bodied keys, triplet flow, Auto-Tuned boyband crooning, and distorted barbs, it's a carefully reassembled broken mirror, with Ol' Dirty Bastard, Throbbing Gristle, and The Backstreet Boys used for glue.
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Last week, Trump accepted an invitation to meet with Kim by May, although it has yet to be arranged The two leaders have exchanged barbs in the past over North Korea's nuclear program.
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"The 'I got this' vibe he exudes during his TV appearances breaking down the Russia investigation is only slightly more popular than his legendary social media barbs calling out Donald Trump," Petkanas said.
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US, Iran trade barbs In a statement released late Thursday, Haley warned other nations against trying to impede the Security Council's discussion of what she called a "troubling and dangerous situation" in Iran.
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The U.S. dollar was little changed on Tuesday, close to a three-week low against the euro, as Washington and Beijing traded barbs and announced fresh tariffs on a growing number of imports.
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Trump's attacks this summer on four freshman congresswomen of color and his barbs against the late House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings, in which he called Baltimore a "rodent infested mess" haven't helped matters.
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China and the United States have in the past repeatedly traded barbs over what Washington says is Beijing's militarization of the South China Sea by building military installations on artificial islands and reefs.
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" – President Trump, in his interview on " Hannity ," reflecting on his past exchange of verbal barbs with Kim Jong Un. WATCH ANTI-TRUMP MEDIA: "The left will still not give [Trump] a shred of credit.
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Late last year, he released a video clip called "Barbs" or "messy" in a Saudi dialect which was watched over 37 million times and led to a huge dance craze in the Arab world.
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The contract, worth tens of millions of dollars, is drawing political attention after SpaceX and Ariane traded barbs about access to each other's markets, which could presage a transatlantic trade dispute in coming years.
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The presentation represents the latest in a string of barbs between the activist triad and Bed Bath & Beyond, which has defended its business practices and announced an overhaul of its board earlier this week.
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The barbs exchanged with McConnell about health care weren't even really about policy substance — the bill McConnell tried to get through the Senate was a lot different from what Trump promised in the campaign.
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The controversy came days after the two contenders traded barbs over their respective credentials to serve as commander in chief, after an NBC News forum on the subject failed to produce a clear winner.
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" And in response to Rubio's barbs that Trump was putting on makeup backstage during the debate, Trump turned the tables on him and said the Florida senator was putting on makeup "with a towel.
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With ABC's camera firmly squared on Mr. Burnett — who laughed the entire time, despite the charged barbs — Mr. Kimmel said that if Mr. Trump is elected president, Mr. Burnett is the man to blame.
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The former president has exchanged barbs with critics before, including last month when he clashed with a protester during a speech in Philadelphia who went after the crime bill he signed in the 1990s. .
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Trump and Pelosi have been locked in a bitter war of words this week, exchanging insults and barbs amid an intensifying feud after the president walked out of a meeting at the White House.
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Former Immigration and Customs Enforcement acting director Thomas Homan and Democratic lawmakers traded barbs during a House Oversight Committee hearing on Wednesday, a scene that played out similarly in a previous hearing in July.
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Harbaugh, Michigan's football coach, has starred in a rap video, traveled the country for youth camps, taken his team to Florida for spring break, traded barbs on Twitter and even had sleepovers with recruits.
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Trump and Carrier's union president have traded barbs since Chuck Jones said the president-elect "lied his ass off" about the terms of the deal to keep Carrier manufacturing jobs in the United States.
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We got "Jack" and "Sheryl" first name terms from some of the senators, and plenty of "thanks for turning up" heaped on them from all corners — with some very particular barbs reserved for Google.
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"Reagan's sense of self-security was such that the cruel barbs by liberals calling him a 'moron' and 'idiot' and 'warmonger' and 'fascist' and 'Nazi' and everything else didn't bother Reagan," he told me.
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Earlier this year, back before Trump and Kim were shaking hands and spawning memes at the Singapore summit, the two leaders were mostly just trading barbs and slinging insults at each other on Twitter.
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And let's face it: That's the business model at this point, these huge firehose machines that just churn out little bits and barbs in the hope of getting other people to peddle corporate advertising.
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U.S. President Donald Trump had thrown last year's summit of the club of major industrial countries in Canada into disarray, backing out of a joint communique and firing barbs at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Here's what you need to know: Explosive devices were sent to several prominent Democrats, including former President Barack Obama, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and other figures who often face right-wing barbs.
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Barber's sense of timing, along with an ability to express emotions with only his eyes and mouth, lets Osvaldo turn barbs from his father, mother-in-law, ex-wife and children back on them.
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Chip makers hope that the latest barbs between China and the United States are mainly aimed at gaining leverage in trade talks, not permanent changes in how the countries will have to do business.
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Relations between Macron and Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan have soured ahead of Wednesday's NATO summit in London with the two leaders trading barbs over Ankara's cross-border offensive in northeast Syria targeting Kurdish militias.
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Democrats on Wednesday night voted for two articles — abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — after eight hours of debate on the House floor, where hundreds of lawmakers traded barbs for and against impeachment.
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After the longtime show producer Ken Ehrlich said in an interview that Grande was no longer performing because she "felt it was too late for her to pull something together," Grande replied with barbs.
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Throughout the weekend and the morning of Christmas Eve, Trump defended his decision on Twitter and tweeted barbs at critics, including Mattis, McGurk and Bob Corker, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Before the Cubs suffered a deflating loss in Game 1, there were friendly, good-natured barbs thrown at Cubs fans, jokes that acknowledged both teams' long droughts without a championship (Cleveland hasn't won since 1948).
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This song is the antithesis to "Hotline Bling"—Sheeran is a jilted lover who's not too proud to admit he's hurt, while Drake is angry and vindictive, turning on his ex with petty, sexist barbs.
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Washington (CNN)Comedian and "The Nightly Show" anchor Larry Wilmore hosted President Barack Obama's final White House Correspondents' Dinner Saturday, delivering sharp barbs on everything from race to Republican candidates to the mainstream media itself.
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In January, the company said it plans to create 100,000 new jobs in the U.S. by 2018 — an effort surely not lost on Trump, who traded barbs with Amazon boss Jeff Bezos during the campaign.
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The warring sides - who continue to avoid direct talks in Astana - traded barbs once again, with the rebels accusing the Damascus government of cooperating with Islamic State, which has been defeated but not fully eliminated.
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In the earliest aughts, when the concept of trolling was being solidified, trolls, like the rest of the web, were a relatively harmless bunch of nerdy white guys hanging around in chat rooms, trading barbs.
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The pair traded barbs through the media, accusing the other of taking PEDs and GSP very publicly tried to organise extensive out-of-competition drug testing for each other with money from his own pocket.
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This year's breakout sci-fi show was Netflix's Stranger Things, and at New York Comic Con, we saw more than our fair share of Elevens, Hoppers, Barbs, and variations on the rest of the cast.
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Laura Linney and Cynthia Nixon will not just be trading barbs in a new production of "The Little Foxes," by Lillian Hellman, set for the Manhattan Theater Club next spring — they'll also be swapping roles.
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While The Fresno Bee noted that this year marks the first time in more than 15 years that it is endorsing someone other than Nunes, the paper and Nunes have traded barbs in recent months.
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The wheels first started coming off Bloomberg's campaign weeks ago, when he turned in a dreary debate performance where he was unable to either effectively land an attack or defend himself from scores of barbs.
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The barbs between Swift and Borchetta, a rare example of such contractual dirty laundry being aired outside of litigation, captivated the industry and raised questions about the age-old power dynamic between artist and label.
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" He reserves his barbs for the likes of Jane Fonda, "the leftist actress," who "in a faux, Beyoncé-esque ponytail looked like she had developed a classic case of 'trying to be a teeny-bopper.
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Set aside the barbs from the White House and you realize that Sessions is also an ambitious attorney general, waging a wide-ranging campaign to use the Justice Department to achieve a far-right agenda.
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Now, Kyrgios looked and sounded equally petulant as he began heaping a barrage of barbs at friends and advisers near the court, as if they were to blame for his shoddy play down the stretch.
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Italy: Leaders of the government's two main governing factions, who have been increasingly at odds and even traded personal barbs, pledged to meet and discuss their differences in a bid to hold their coalition together.
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Trump has also exchanged barbs with McCain, who has broken with the administration on a number of issues and cast a deciding vote in July to kill a scaled-down GOP bill to repeal ObamaCare.
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" In her two years leading CMS, Verma has drawn attention for regularly criticizing Obamacare — a law she administers — as well as trading Twitter barbs with Democratic lawmakers and mocking progressive ideas like "Medicare for All.
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Anthony, the franchise's biggest star, has had a particularly troubled season with the team, enduring countless losses on the court and a number of barbs aimed at him by his own team president, Phil Jackson.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson tossed barbs in the direction of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, writer Max Boot, former National Security Adviser John Bolton, and Senator Ben Sasse during an anti-Iran war segment.
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Police used tear gas to disperse hundreds of opposition demonstrators who clashed with Lula's leftist supporters outside the presidential palace where he was sworn in, while ministers and corruption investigators traded barbs throughout the day.
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Trump's latest barbs directed at Warren come after the Democratic senator said this week that she would "fight my heart out" to stop his "toxic stew of hatred and insecurity" from reaching the White House.
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During the town hall Sunday, Buttigieg was critical of President Donald Trump but saved his toughest barbs for Vice President Mike Pence, whose four years as governor of Indiana overlapped with Buttigieg's tenure as mayor.
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President Donald Trump and Alec Baldwin — his chief impersonator — traded online barbs Friday, each describing the other as causing "agony," the latest salvos in an ongoing feud between the commander in chief and the actor.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Trump have a history of trading barbs, particularly during the 2016 election — but his references to her ethnic heritage, especially his taunts labeling her as "Pocahontas," have drawn the most attention.
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At the United Nations, the Israeli and Palestinian ambassadors traded barbs on Monday, as the Security Council met behind closed doors with the United Nations envoy in charge of the tattered Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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That worked great in 30 Rock, which often lobbed politically and socially satirical barbs, in its skewering of both rich white Republican politics (via Jack Donaghy) and well-off white liberal guilt (via Liz Lemon).
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Fans trade barbs on whether it will be all-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive, and how it will beat out the Challenger Hellcat's 650 pound-feet of torque, the car that gave FCA an edge.
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A hook protruding from the back of the drone snags on a line, which both slows the craft down and causes it to swing up into a waiting net, where nose barbs keep it in place.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley met in South Carolina for the fourth Democratic presidential debate, trading barbs on a number of issues including gun control, foreign policy and the intersection of race and policing.
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Taser also questioned whether both the weapon's electrified barbs made contact, noting the coroner found evidence of just one, and argued it was "highly unlikely" the stun gun delivered any charge that contributed to the death.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Stars at the Golden Globe Awards had plenty to say at Sunday's ceremony, not shying away from addressing the sexual misconduct scandal that has roiled Hollywood whether in pointed barbs or impassioned speeches.
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Verbal barbs designed to put off the opposition in the heat of battle, sledging has long been part of cricket, but the intense rivalry between England and Australia has often taken it to a different level.
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Rickles' final series – Dinner With Don by AARP Studios – features the star sharing meals and trading barbs with friends and fellow comics he has inspired over the years, including Paul Rudd, Amy Poehler and Sarah Silverman.
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While the president frequently derides the media as "fake news" or the "enemy of the people," Monday's barbs came less than a week after a man sent an explosive device to CNN's New York City offices.
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Clinton and Trump met in their first general election debate on Monday night, where the two nominees traded barbs over trade, the economy, taxes and women's rights, but failed to address Trump's core issue of immigration.
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Cruz and Rubio have largely avoided attacking Trump and have focused their barbs on each other recently, duking it out on the issue of national security and immigration heading into the next debates later this month.
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He can sharpen their barbs, tease out their mixed emotions and infuse them with passion or irony, constantly rescuing them from their own familiarity — constantly recharging his reputation, as if he hadn't already earned it all.
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