Or Obama bragging about barging in on naked beauty contestants?
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Now, in this final sequence, she does the barging in.
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Young children are barging into the room asking for snacks.
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Prepare to see more sponsored videos barging into your Pinterest feed.
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LinkedIn wasn't built for low-skilled job seekers, so Facebook is barging in.
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In one case, Ford Motor accused his investigators of "barging into" witnesses' homes.
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A bigger boy comes barging in, taking a piece of chocolate, then runs away.
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Randall confides it's taking everything in him not to go "barging" into the bathroom.
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Then these forward-thinking technocrats came barging in with a new plan: the MetroCard.
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The morality police have stopped barging into people's homes and offices quite so often.
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Transgendered people can use them without fear of people barging in or being stared at.
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I didn't go barging into Uma's trailer, screaming at her to get into the car.
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Next we see, the cops are barging into Oziel's house to seize the confession tapes.
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She said he pushed past her, barging into the building and then into her apartment.
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Think of an email coming in, a phone ringing, or a coworker barging into your cubicle.
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Zero-fee stock trading startup Robinhood is barging into China, even though it lacks explicit regulatory approval.
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The president's accusers say he's done everything from groping to barging into beauty pageant dressing rooms. Sen.
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Brandon went ballistic, barging into Tommy's bedroom and knocking him out with a sucker punch to the mouth.
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And yet we keep on barging into their areas, bothering them, and that risks even the tribe's death.
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A third person barging into a situation that looks dicey is extremely likely to help avert a crime.
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"Men with a chip on their shoulder walk like this," Midori exclaimed, barging around aggressively with her chest forward.
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The four Snake River dams are used primarily to create reservoirs for the barging of Idaho's wheat to ports.
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The next day, that same journalist came barging into my office, demanding to know why I'd badmouthed him to Trump.
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Rackete was arrested when she reached Lampedusa on June 29 and was accused of endangering lives by barging into port.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, urged caution at barging ahead with such a divisive case.
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This is, after all, a man who has openly boasted of barging into the dressing rooms of teenage pageant contestants.
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He's spent decades barging over fences or through gates to reveal what happens inside quarries, mines, and, most recently, salt pans.
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There's a fall and a thud and Cherie arrives, barging into the No.10 gym, aghast at the sight that's unfolding.
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FP comes barging in the door and drags Jughead, who's on the verge of beating up Chic, out of the house.
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There have been many instances of the older girl barging in on play dates and making my daughter play her way.
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Still, the startup could be vulnerable to a major player in e-commerce like Amazon or Shopify barging into the space.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio was notably guilty of barging in on other candidates' response times on the first night of the debates.
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But it only started barging its way into the workflow of Uber apps in DC about a month ago, in late April.
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Because a man's home is his castle, courts have insisted that the police obtain a warrant before barging in, absent extraordinary circumstances.
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I had my phone on me because I was like, all I need is this guy to come barging through the door.
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He was surrounded by Muslims and came barging in, calling me "rabbit," and he held a bunch of carrots in his arms.
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Last week, "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra testified that Weinstein overpowered and raped her after barging into her apartment in the mid-1990s.
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He forced his way into Ukraine in September, barging across the border from Poland with the help of a crowd of supporters.
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Equisapien-Cassuis gets the last word by barging into his former boss' lavish mansion with a posse of fellow horse-humans seeking revenge.
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We're familiar with grim stories about federal agents barging into apartment complexes, stores and school pickup sites to round up and deport immigrants.
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You may be thinking, I doubt a red light is going to stop Greg from barging into my cubicle, but you'd be surprised.
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SA after barging into the company's tie-up talks with another rival, three people with direct knowledge of the matter said on Monday.
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Intelligence veterans slammed House Republicans for barging into a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility in Congress on Wednesday during a closed-door impeachment hearing.
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"You need to step back and have a strategy before you go in there, instead of just barging through the door," he said.
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Last week, he killed thirty two people, barging into a mosque in San Diego, California wielding several semi-automatic weapons, before committing suicide.
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The young man was filmed running through Yoho Mall in Yuen Long, barging aside one officer in protective gear while another gave chase.
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"We lost production due to downtime, therefore we felt that we are better off barging than putting our crude in the pipeline," he said.
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But we weren't as shocked as the people attending the standard house party who were greeted by 20 Darth Mauls barging through the door.
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In 2017, South Africa's Home Affairs Department warned of a real robbery scam in which fake officials showed residents fake documents before barging in.
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Dry ice clouding my vision, shoulders barging past, the soles of my trainers sticking to the floor when, out of nowhere, this tune starts.
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MORE ON: Armed robbery, dead bodies, and other Pokémon GO hazards MORE ON: Police politely asking Pokémon GO players to avoid barging into their station
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It's obvious Cole and Rosenfield should probably be the ones taking it easy, since they're the ones barging into a woman's home, demanding uncomfortable conversations.
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They said rising prices for "scarce" coking coal offset lower barging and rail capacity, and might have even boosted the assets' value at that time.
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Over the last two decades, his companies were granted contracts for dredging, barging and shipping by Tata Power, often renewing them without a bidding process.
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Working closely with the management of sprawling tea estates, they are now trying to find ways to prevent humans from barging in on the leopards.
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The police chief appeared to acknowledge Tuesday that his department overstepped by barging into Carmody's home and office and detaining him for more than six hours.
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We tend to think of robots barging in and replacing people immediately, but what's more likely is an intermediary stage, which we're beginning to experience now.
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Instead of bringing the informant to a judge to request a search warrant, Detectives Desormeau and Neve are accused of barging into the apartment on Nov.
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On that day in May, he was still burning mad after watching a YouTube video of ACORN workers breaking padlocks off foreclosed homes and barging in.
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We're familiar with grim stories about black-shirted federal agents barging into apartment complexes, convenience stores and school pickup sites to round up and deport immigrants.
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Except Hakeem decides to be a total dick to Laura, barging in on rehearsal and calling her a bitch, determined to torpedo this relationship into the ground.
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So too is the manner in which Chinese visitors have been vilified in the region for snaffling prawns at buffets, barging into queues and misbehaving on planes.
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The officers had harassed and threatened her before, arriving at their home without a warrant and demanding to be let in, before barging in and assaulting them.
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Rackete was arrested in Lampedusa and accused of endangering lives by barging into port but a judge threw out the accusations and freed her from house arrest.
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He is barging into similar territory by seeking to divert Pentagon funds to build his border wall that have already been appropriated by Congress for other purposes.
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Opting out does not always seem like an option to close friends, but it's far better to ask than to just barging ahead with a touchy topic.
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It's awkward because you're caught in between trying to have a mature relationship and also having your family barging in on you asking what you want for dinner.
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For so long, the nearly nine-year-old home-sharing platform pushed for growth by barging into new markets and new cities around the world, regulations be damned.
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House Republicans protested the process of the impeachment inquiry last week by barging into a sensitive compartmented information facility where testimony for the inquiry was scheduled to occur.
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The SEC said the company knew its barging assumptions were unrealistic and railway capacity severely limited by the end of 2011, just months after securing the Riversdale assets.
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Jughead proves to adjust to his new school quite well which makes Veronica, Betty, and Archie's attempt to save him by barging into his new cafeteria quite laughable.
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Every Wednesday, when foreclosure auctions are held, protesters gather outside Greek courts, blocking access to legal staff, barging into courtrooms and, on occasion, clashing with the riot police.
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While Shepard was tasked with uniting civilizations to defend their home worlds, Ryder is barging in to settle a bunch of galactic outsiders on Andromeda's prime real estate.
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We didn't talk about sex much anymore, other than figuring out how to have it with children barging through our door and demanding to know what we were doing.
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"After barging into my house, one of the policemen immediately pointed a gun at my forehead and asked me to tell where were the men were hiding," she said.
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But, the same dude apparently returned the very next night, ringing the front gate at 11 PM and then hightailing it on an electric scooter when Logan came barging outside.
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Gianforte's campaign initially suggested Jacobs instigated the incident by barging into the candidate's office and shoving a recording device in his face as he was preparing for a TV interview.
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They also pay Jennifer Garner a surely handsome amount to do her worst acting in commercials, with her barging into fucking hospice centers to pitch shitty credit cards to everyone.
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The clashes wounded 22 police and more than 60 protesters, as demonstrators advanced toward the legislature, hurling bricks, iron poles and sticks, while barging their way forward with metal barricades.
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It is easy to bleat about human rights when you are living in a peaceful, postmodern paradise; less so when you have millions of illegal migrants barging through your back door.
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But one hacker found a way to add himself as an author to any Medium publication, and demonstrated the security issue by barging in on the The White House's own channel.
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Ms Fields had accused Mr Lewandowski of grabbing her and barging her out of the way, as she was asking the Republican front-runner a question at a rally in Florida.
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Gianforte's campaign initially suggested Jacobs instigated the altercation by barging into the candidate's office and shoving a recording device in the politician's face as he was preparing for a TV interview.
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Visa's departure leaves Libra looking more like tech companies barging into payments, conjuring fears of their move fast, break things approach that could cause financial ruin if Libra runs into problems.
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The Japanese prompted a protest from the Canadian team after barging Dunfee in the back as he passed him for the final time, leaving the Canadian shaking his hands in frustration.
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Trump has angered some voters with his insults of Mexican immigrants and hard line on immigration combined with his past statements about grabbing women or barging in on their dressing rooms.
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In a pre-taped segment for Wednesday's show, Britney Spears and her five half-naked backup dancers pranked the late night host by barging into his bedroom while he was sound asleep.
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The bottom line is that this dad just learned the hard way that if you really want to keep kids from barging into your home office, you need to childproof that door.
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While Midge is killing it at the Vanguard with deep-cut feminist comedy, Susie is uptown barging into the hallowed grounds of the comedy boys club that is the famed Friars Club.
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"We had hoped that enforcement of mandatory mass flow meter (MFM)-equipped bunker barging in January would have driven commercial improvement in the Singapore market, allowing Aegean to compete profitably," he said.
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Segway's attempts at working with cities gave way to a more aggressive attitude of barging into a city with a few hundred scooters, setting up shop, and dealing with city officials later.
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His lawyer at the time, Marty Singer, also denied an allegation in which the actor was accused of barging in on an unnamed Hollywood executive who was changing in his trailer in 1991.
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They were not charged for criticising the government, but for loutishly barging into a performance by a group of special-education-needs children, frightening them and denying them the right to be heard.
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He stole their food, borrowed their truck without asking, tagged along when he wasn't wanted and finally, in barging in on Rick and Michonne, displayed zero respect for the concept of personal space.
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" I mean, it was lovely, Tom, and then you come barging in with that whole Dorothy-back-from-Oz business: "I learned that Downton is my home and that you are my family.
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It's made clear from the moment he appears on the transformer pad that this Lieutenant Connolly, barging into the story where fans expected Spock, is kind of a douchebag — more Winklevoss than Vulcan.
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Sometimes it's a lewd remark on the street, and other times, it's just a guy who has no problem barging into your time and space to claim some of it for his own.
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Trump's power play injected fresh intensity into his escalating political offensive against the Justice Department and renewed worries he is barging across long-held boundaries between the judicial system and the Oval Office.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Far-right nationalists have a fun new thing, and that new thing is this: barging their way into offices staffed with people who disagree with them. Why?
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At a second trial, prosecutors argued that Lee had knocked on Reese's door, asking to borrow tools to fix his car, before barging in and beating Reese to death with a tire thumper.
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NEW YORK, July 16 (Reuters) - When Netflix Inc reports second-quarter earnings on Wednesday, a big question is how the streaming giant will handle a slew of new competitors barging in to its territory.
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It's the second time in 3 weeks cops arrested a woman for getting too close to the Biebs ... just last month in Laguna Beach a woman got busted after barging into JB's hotel room.
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My parents have just finished a job, and now they stay home with me all day, Dad browsing funny things nonstop online, Mom barging into my room whenever she is about to do something.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele deployed hundreds of soldiers on Tuesday to fight gangs, days after facing criticism for barging into Congress with the army to pressure lawmakers over his security plan.
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Takeshi Onaga, the governor of Okinawa, accuses the Japanese government, which is building the base, of "barging forward recklessly" and wrecking the pristine environment of the quiet fishing village of Henoko on Okinawa's main island.
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It is also an embodiment of British values at their best: compassion and decency; waiting in line rather than barging ahead; being part of a national community rather than a collection of self-seeking atoms.
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According to a clip screened at D23, the meeting doesn't get off to the right start initially — with Vanellope barging in on the happily-ever-after gals as they hang in their dressing room backstage.
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Nothing brings the franchise crashing back to actual reality quite like Ross Jirgl, the ex-boyfriend of frontrunner Becca Kufrin, barging onto the set to demand the opportunity to propose to the season 22 finalist.
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For this reason, Trump barging noisily through the front door may prove less of an immediate trigger to a Chinese depression than TPP more subtly attacking China via the backdoor, like a stealthy cat burglar.
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But the fact that the Republican leadership is willing to hold votes on such a toxic issue months before Election Day is a testament to how immigration is barging its way up the political agenda.
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But by virtue of committing this professional ethical violation, Bornstein didn't deserve a squad of hulking men barging in and demanding his office records, dispatched by the newly sworn-in President of the United States.
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In short, Swift is no longer "rudely barging in on a white-veil occasion" to interrupt a wedding, like she dreams about in the title track from her 2010 album Speak Now—far from it.
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Annabella Sciorra, 59, said Weinstein, 67, showed up at her door after they had dinner together in the summer of 1993 or 1994, barging in, undressing, pinning her arms above her head, and raping her.
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It also demonstrated, yet again, Mr. Trump's penchant for barging into the most sensitive political debates of other countries — often turning himself into a lightning rod, which poses challenges for his allies and adversaries alike.
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Tallahassee Police Chief Michael DeLeo explained in a news conference that a man, whose identity has not been revealed to the public, shot six people after barging into the studio located in a small shopping center.
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" Gianforte's campaign did not deny Jacobs' allegation but countered in its own statement that Jacobs instigated an altercation by barging into the candidate's office, shoved a recording device in his face "and began asking badgering questions.
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It's easy to imagine him just barging into scenes he has no reason to appear in, like the one in which Celeste is setting up the new apartment she's planning to escape to with their kids.
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My dad is particularly (in) famous for coming up with crossword ideas in the middle of the night, scribbling them down, and then excitedly barging into my room the next morning to pitch them to me.
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Soon a YouTube channel, "Doctors' Alliance", started to show videos of Ms Vasilieva barging her way into provincial hospitals, exposing the dire state of care and the lack of basic drugs, and insisting on the public's rights.
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Mr. Arzberger, 43, had been accused of barging naked into the room of a 64-year-old woman at the Hudson Hotel, where he was staying while on tour in March 2015, and trying to strangle her.
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His major obstacle, though, is that Australians are hypersensitive about both the rights and the rites of their native people, and they don't take kindly to some American's barging into off-limits areas to perform stolen rituals.
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In the end, Axe does get to the bottom of why the casino license was moved, but barging into the Yale Club to confront the Rhoadeses is an act of weakness masquerading as a show of strength.
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He is wringing every last ounce of power from his remaining time in office, nominating a Supreme Court justice, making a historic visit to Cuba and barging Friday into Britain's debate over whether to leave the European Union.
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They are ashamed to be taken for tourists, who behave these days as though the city belonged to them, barging in like bad guests who help themselves to the refrigerator and put their feet on the coffee table.
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But it all comes crashing down when Ashley Too, Rachel, Jack, and the real Ashley O — who woke up from her coma when Ashley Too unplugged her life-support — come barging in, exposing Catherine as a lying, manipulative fraud.
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Aegean is in the process of arranging its withdrawal from the physical supply market in Singapore in conjunction with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and its barging and cargo partners in the market, the company said.
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Read more: Barging into your home, threatening your family, or making you disappear: Here's what China does to people who speak out against themYang had been held in "austere conditions," Stary described in a July interview with the ABC.
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Lyubov Sobol, an opposition candidate who is now on a hunger strike in protest of her exclusion from the Moscow ballot, posted a video on Twitter that appeared to show police barging into her apartment ahead of the protest.
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They practice, twice a week, under the floodlights of an outdoor handball court at the Cairo International Stadium, honing their skills in the essential aspects of the sport — moving fast, with dexterity, and barging opponents out of the way.
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For example, if one employee complained that another employee was barging in on the sales floor, our first step would be to take some time at an employee meeting to go over the rules of honoring other people's sales.
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Then there's a scene where Dan jokingly berates his assistant for barging in to let him know Les Moonves is on the phone ... Moonves stepped down from CBS after several women accused him of sexual misconduct, which he's denied.
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The defendants said that in the months after the acquisition they had reason to believe the value of the assets had actually grown by $1.2 billion, as rising prices for "scarce" coking coal helped offset lower barging and rail capacity.
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Wednesday, a gaggle of conservative House members on Capitol Hill staged a "protest," barging into the secure room — called a SCIF — where members of three House committees were preparing to hear testimony from Laura Cooper, a deputy assistant secretary of defense.
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With the shorter Szpilka barging his way through Wilder's defense to land punches in the pocket, he was well within range of "The Bronze Bomber"—and he well and truly paid for it with the wild, looping right hand of Wilder.
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But Bryant moved past the notion that the split left rings on the table by pledging his life to the franchise and barging into a stratosphere of his own, with his jaw jutting out and face clenched in his signature fashion.
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Travis Reinking, 22016, was on the radar of law enforcement well before he was taken into custody on Monday and accused of barging into a Nashville Waffle House over the weekend and opening fire, killing four and injuring four more.
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The barging contract was awarded on the basis of a single-party bid, which Mr. Mistry says was because it was coupled with a contract for related work that his company was undertaking, not because of a connection to Mr. Tata.
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The man accused of barging into a rabbi's home with a machete and stabbing five people during a Hanukkah celebration in New York is now facing federal hate crime charges after police recovered journals with anti-Semitic sentiments from his home.
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It is physically impossible for me to send a text or respond to one, and then I get mad that nobody understands me because if they did they'd obviously be barging down the bedroom door to rescue me from my nugget grave.
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But behind the scenes, Simmons turned his antics on women staffers — barging into a staff meeting on the building's 14th floor where he was conducting an interview and shouting, "Hey chicks, sue me!" while pulling open his shirt, the Daily Beast reported.
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"When a woman receives a diagnosis of Down syndrome during her pregnancy, the last thing she needs is Governor Kasich barging in to tell her what's best for her family," said NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio Executive Director Kellie Copeland in a statement.
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The Mozambican coal business, which relied on barging the product down the Zambezi River to export via a planned port on the coast, was acquired for $3.7 billion in 2011 from Riversdale Mining and sold a few years later for $50 million.
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Late last month, a man, whose identity has not been released, was leaving his girlfriend's Lake Worth Beach apartment to go to work in the morning when a kinkajou came barging into the second-story residence and attacked him, CBS 12 reports.
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In the past few days, the country has heard allegations about the Republican presidential candidate barging into a beauty pageant dressing room, lunging at a People writer and forcing his tongue down her throat, and grabbing a stranger's breasts on an airplane.
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Responding to allegations that someone had torn down an Indonesian flag the day before and then retreated to a dormitory housing university students from Papua (the Indonesian part of New Guinea), police fired tear gas into the building before barging in and arresting 43 residents.
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He does that by barging into her office (who would walk into their superior's office without knocking if the door was closed???), then jumps on a call to come to her defense as she's getting reamed by a board member (again, who does that???).
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Though Orla (Louisa Harland), a space cadet with a lack of understanding when it comes to privacy, is always quick to put that image to rest by, say interrupting Erin's voiceover while barging in on her as she's taking a bath or reading her diary.
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I got turned around by the smallest one of the bunch, at 41A and 29D, where I had unknowingly and confidently inked in CRUNCH for "Ab-targeting exercise equipment" (which makes no sense if you actually finish the clue; why was I just barging along?).
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So here is Jake Tapper, a leading luminary of CNN, spontaneously barging into a brouhaha between Sean Spicer and the New York Times, and somehow attributing to Spicer the "birther" controversies that Mr. Trump was so active in stirring up even before he began his campaign for the presidency.
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Wearing a Royals hat in his basement studio, where a painting of Mahomes awaited completion, Oropeza said he perceived Mahomes as already being more popular than the catalysts on the Royals team that energized the city by barging into consecutive World Series, losing in 2014 before winning in 2015.
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It began with the unseeded Stephens, who was ranked 225th on the women's tour less than two months ago, barging her way in with an impressive demonstration of nerve and desire and ousting the two-time champion Venus Williams, 224-24, 25-230, 230-373, in the first semifinal.
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Read more: Barging into your home, threatening your family, or making you disappear: Here's what China does to people who speak out against them This paranoia is particularly evident in Xinjiang, with journalists having described being tailed by plainclothes officers — as many as six in the VICE News's case.
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Remember that Trump himself stands accused of a long list of sexual misdeeds, from barging into the dressing rooms of teenage beauty contestants to groping a woman on an airplane, to a credible accusation of rape made less than a month ago, to bragging about grabbing women by the genitals.
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Into the trailer now, barging in on the hunched woman and her comatose wife, Brad Pitt looked all CGI huge and muscular, he seemed at first to be menacing, but now he turned the other cheek, and turned it again, turning so much that he twirled round and round in circles.
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But after a group of Republican lawmakers threw the inquiry into chaos this week by barging into a high-security hearing room and forcing a delay in testimony from a Pentagon official, Democrats have grown more concerned about the potential for disruptions, said the sources, who were not authorized to speak on the record.
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And the reason Frankel was feeling very vindicated by it all is that while Medley was mad at Singer, she was also mad at John, who spent the first part of the episode barging into, out of and around the lingerie party, trying to defend his reputation from what he heard were the women's attacks.
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When I worked for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Operation Fish Run, barging juvenile salmon and steelhead downstream past the seven dams on the lower Snake and Columbia Rivers, I watch the last of the wild sockeye fingerlings from Redfish Lake and the last of the coho salmon from the Grand Ronde disappear.
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The only MORAL thing you can do, here, is walk out of that stadium and go door to door, barging in on every Christmas celebration you can find, and trying your damnedest to convince everyone you talk to that it's time for them and their family to move anywhere—ANYWHERE—to get away from Boston.
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But here's a breakdown of what the iOS 29 code obtained by 25To5Mac's Chance Miller shows and which startups could be impacted by Apple barging into their businesses: Apple appears to be preparing a workout guide app for iOS, WatchOS and Apple TV that would let users download instructional video clips for doing different exercises.
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The child who became the most powerful man in the world, or at least occupied the real estate occupied by a series of those men, had run a family business and then starred in an unreality show based on the fiction that he was a stately emperor of enterprise, rather than a buffoon barging along anyhow, and each was a hall of mirrors made to flatter his sense of self, the self that was his one edifice he kept raising higher and higher and never abandoned.
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Rep. Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarButtigieg on Republican SCIF crash: 'This behavior is an embarrassment' Omar warns sanctions on Turkey would be ineffective in op-ed Omar knocks Republicans for appearing to bring phones into highly-classified SCIF room MORE (D-Minn.) and other Democrats knocked House Republicans on Wednesday for barging into a classified intelligence room in the U.S. Capitol to disrupt the deposition of a top Defense Department official who was set to testify about President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE's dealings with Ukraine.
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Barging into the dressing rooms of Miss Teen USA in order to see teenage girls naked ("I sort of get away with things like that," Trump once told Howard Stern); calling Caitríona Perry, a reporter from Ireland, up to his desk to tell her she has a "nice smile"; once speculating, while seated next to his daughter, Ivanka, that if he weren't her father, "perhaps I'd be dating her"; instructing a female "Apprentice" contestant to stand and twirl so the male contestants could rate her body; implying, as he did on Twitter Tuesday morning, that his professional colleague Senator Kirsten Gillibrand offered him sexual favors for political donations; bragging about forcibly kissing women and grabbing their genitals — I don't have to keep listing them, do I?
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But these soon give way to the kind of artifacts that could have been selected by only a clever, peculiar mind, and that could have emerged only out of Russia: a stack of pages from the Bible, which had been serially inserted into issues of the local Communist daily in the '90s to increase its flagging circulation; a newspaper photo of a soused Boris Yeltsin jiving with a band after barging onto the stage at a luncheon in Germany, propped against a drum with a gashed skin; next to it, another image, of Vladimir Putin playing a baby grand, perched above a grinning row of piano keys; a section of railway track with a dark-red stain, the very site (although not really, of course) of Anna Karenina's death.
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