Trump said the publication was now "bending over backwards" to apologize.
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BRITAIN is not exactly bending over backwards to attract foreign investors.
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Maybe this phone will be worth bending over backwards for, after all.
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Lazo confidently sings into the camera before literally bending over backwards to dance.
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Every celebrity and the mother was bending over backwards to try to elect Hillary Clinton.
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"It feels like you are constantly bending over backwards to calm her," his dad said.
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And let me hit back at this elitist backlash we're all bending over backwards to accommodate.
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Everyone's bending over backwards trying to copy its Surface Pro, while it's practically perfected the device.
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The Republican nominee for president is bending over backwards to appeal to the black community lately.
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Again Rubio came out to criticize a company he saw as bending over backwards for China.
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I vow to never make plans with them again — some people aren't worth bending over backwards for.
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"This government is bending over backwards not to antagonise Russia," says Ojars Kalnins, a Latvian politician and diplomat.
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And both games accomplished this without bending over backwards to be "current" or "modern," or pandering to nostalgia.
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" Calling himself "a huge NBA fan," Wachs accused the league of bending over backwards "to appease the Chinese government.
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The Municipality of Lisbon has been bending over backwards to incentivize entrepreneurs to start their companies in the city.
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"We're trying in earnest to meet them where they are; we are bending over backwards to get things moving."
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Like most college athletes, cheerleaders at many universities are bending over backwards to prep for team tryouts this week.
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The result is an image that imperceptibly teeters between multiple angles, collapsing or bending over backwards into convex arcs.
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And on the other side, others think that you're bending over backwards to serve a conservative constituency. Mm-hmm.
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But his problems are very different now, with the ECB bending over backwards to lift prices and ward off deflation.
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There are FM stations playing grime throughout the day and brands bending over backwards to align themselves with credible artists.
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The game should be bending over backwards to find ways to connect you with the best it has to offer.
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Despite having majority control of the government, Republican leadership is still bending over backwards for Democrats, and advancing liberal priorities.
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The bottom line: Venture capital has spent more than a decade bending over backwards to appease founders, often with positive results.
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"Most Republicans, I would say, wanted him to succeed and were bending over backwards to give him a chance," Kristol said.
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Given Trump's own efforts at bending over backwards to avoid acknowledging climate change, this is completely unsurprising, whether it was algorithmic or intentional.
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Here are four tips to deal: Sometimes when you're bending over backwards, it might come from a place of not giving others enough credit.
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He obviously knows how bad this looks—the police bending over backwards to protect the rights of the white guy who killed a black guy.
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Ms. Glen said the city was "bending over backwards" to make the Ice Center happen, extending deadlines for the developer by more than 500 days.
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In a tweet, Trump contended that the magazine "is bending over backwards in apologizing for the minor hit they took" at Clinton in the video.
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You may be the sign of diplomacy, but it's time to put your habit of bending over backwards for others in 2018 where it belongs.
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Chefs are bending over backwards trying to find intuitive artists who are able to conceptualize and produce the perfect plate for their many creative culinary compositions.
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You know the feeling: bending over backwards trying to take a photo of your new lipstick haul, only to get a muddled, lackluster image in return.
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It's a question of knowing right from wrong, avoiding conflicts of interest, bending over backwards to see that there's not even a perception of conflict of interest.
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We know one minute he&aposs criticizing her, the next minute he&aposs bending over backwards to try to make sure that she -- that he&aposs complimenting her.
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For years, the movement aimed to operate in a bipartisan manner, broadly taking Republican support for granted while bending over backwards to court a handful of Democratic votes.
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"Vanity Fair, which looks like it is on its last legs, is bending over backwards in apologizing for the minor hit they took at Crooked H," he wrote.
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Now the Administration is bending over backwards to convince our international partners to accept them before the President leaves office, wasting our diplomatic leverage on a reckless cause.
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"What you're seeing is Republicans in Congress who are bending over backwards to try to shield and deflect oversight of this behavior and accountability and consequences," Obama said.
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"Vanity Fair, which looks like it is on its last legs, is bending over backwards in apologizing for the minor hit they took at Crooked H," Trump tweeted.
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Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), Cory Gardner (R-Colo.), and Martha McSally (R-Ariz.) are so far standing by their man, or bending over backwards to avoid criticizing him.
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"Vanity Fair, which looks like it is on its last legs, is bending over backwards in apologizing for the minor hit they took at Crooked H," he tweeted.
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For example, the social media giant has been bending over backwards in recent years for those who falsely claim there is an anti-conservative bias on the platform.
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" Obama also had sharp words for the GOP, criticizing Republicans "who know better in Congress … bending over backwards to shield" Trump, and questioning, "What happened to the Republican party?
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The other guy gives the impression of being independent-minded but has spent the last three weeks bending over backwards to be photographed with David Cameron and Boris Johnson.
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It's time to stop bending over backwards for Big Tech and time to start listening to local businesses, which have been critical to growing our cities -- and our country.
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Meanwhile, in North Korea, we continue to puzzle the world by bending over backwards for Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnPompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests State Dept.
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"Vanity Fair, which looks like it is on its last legs, is bending over backwards in apologizing for the minor hit they took at Crooked H," the president tweets.
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The U.K. is bending over backwards to welcome Saudi Arabia's crown prince as he starts a three-day state visit aimed at deepening economic ties between the two countries.
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He expects Overstock shares to roughly double to $110 and said the company's disclosure of the SEC investigation is "bending over backwards" to make sure they have appropriate compliance.
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"What I see is the Democratic Party bending over backwards for Bernie," adds the caller, who threatens to leave the party if the DNC doesn't stop "coddling" the Vermont senator.
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Seriously, this movie is just so sweet, whether it's Scott bending over backwards to impress his darling daughter or Hope and Hank going to great lengths in memory of Janet.
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Buttigieg's actual quote about the old normal followed by bending over backwards to talk about how much he loves Obama tells you everything you need to know about Pete Buttigeg.
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His ban comes at a time when American organizations' dealings with China are under heavy scrutiny with several being accused of bending over backwards to meet Beijing's demands around censorship.
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The launch is the centerpiece of a three-day event that features DJ sets and yoga with a YouTube star - almost literally bending over backwards to telegraph 21st-century kudos.
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This is why we can have police officers kill children and have white folks bending over backwards to say, Well, probably it was justified, there was probably something we don't know.
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He wasn&apost interested in bending over backwards to try to squeeze a few dollars out of a deal — and that led him to the straightforward approach he still employs today.
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The ship —The Aquarius — was blocked from docking at Italy's ports, with Salvini tweeting "Italy is done bending over backwards and obeying - this time THERE IS SOMEONE WHO SAYS NO," adding #closethedoors.
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Even in the age of Trump, they try desperately to be "balanced", which in practice means bending over backwards to say undeserved nice things about Republicans and take undeserved swipes at Democrats.
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Questions for Venus Retrograde: Libras are famous for bending over backwards for the people they care about, but with your ruling planet Venus retrograde this autumn, you'll be learning lessons about your worth.
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"The biggest difference is we're bending over backwards to meet their needs and we don't have any other priorities," Davis told PEOPLE on how the chimps' lives will change at their new home.
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"Betsy DeVos is bending over backwards to make it easier for fly-by-night schools to cheat students and bury them in mountains of debt," Senator Elizabeth Warren said in a statement Thursday.
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"It's a crazy competitive time in the credit card space, and banks are basically bending over backwards to attract new customers and retain current ones," said Matt Schulz, senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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MRA dude Fran Dodd (Bobby Moynihan) champions the innocence of the Reverend — a literal monster — while demonstrating all the behaviors of current apologists bending over backwards to forgive harassers and predators in Hollywood.
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The only way you can really even begin to justify the large (relative) sum of money you're spending on the Oasis is by looking to its cover—and even then you're bending over backwards.
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"Senator Tillis has spent the past few months spinelessly bending over backwards to appease President Trump at the cost of North Carolina families," North Carolina Democratic Party spokesperson Robert Howard said in a statement.
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Republicans who know better in Congress — and they're there, they're quoted saying, Yeah, we know this is kind of crazy — are still bending over backwards to shield this behavior from scrutiny or accountability or consequence.
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"When women are pregnant, it is still the case that few employers are bending over backwards to give them a promotion," said Kate Eichhorn, associate professor of culture and media studies at the New School.
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Republicans who know better in Congress, and they're there, they're quoted saying, yeah, we know this is kind of crazy, are still bending over backwards to shield this behavior from scrutiny or accountability or consequence.
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"You don't see the United States bending over backwards to accommodate any specific company like you see in other jurisdictions," he told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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The idea that social media networks are systematically discriminating against conservatives is manufactured from whole cloth—for example, Facebook is absolutely terrified of Republican backlash, while Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has been bending over backwards to please them.
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And forget for a second that the president and vice president actively discourage (mostly black) Americans from peacefully exercising their first-amendment rights while bending over backwards to allow (mostly white) Americans to fucking kill people at Nazi rallies.
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" As a result, she adds, "One criticism that was made [of the book] is that a lot of people seem to be bending over backwards to say they like kids or feel like they have to apologize for it.
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This has become known as "middle-out" tax policy, as opposed to "trickle-down," and it's a natural sell for those millennials struggling to ascend to the middle class, or those bending over backwards to remain part of it.
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"Sometimes I feel our government is bending over backwards trying not to upset the alliance with the United States," said Lim, who is among some 222,000 people who cast their ballots during the April 25-30 voting period for overseas residents.
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So, all of these things almost feel in some ways like the president is really bending over backwards now to prove that he will not do anything that would look as if he is kowtowing to Russia in any way.
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Plunging confidence and market turmoil will dent investments and growth in Britain and the euro zone, weighing on inflation, even as the ECB is bending over backwards to boost consumer prices after it undershot its target for more than three years.
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My biggest complaint about this movie ended up having nothing to do with its purported "shallowness," which every critic seems to be bending over backwards to point out as if to distance themselves from the fact they're even writing about it.
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What is slightly more troubling, though, in terms of both Jamiroquai specifically and the nostalgia industry at large, is seeing the bending-over-backwards that people'll do to latch onto pretty much anything that finds its way onto more than three websites.
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The president&aposs top advisers and cabinet officials, however, are bending over backwards to argue that he didn&apost threaten to commit a war crime and is acting in accordance with international law, despite his tweets and public statements indicating the opposite.
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"Voters are just so terrified of Donald Trump being re-elected that they are bending over backwards to avoid anything that looks or feels like 2016," said Meredith Kelly, a top aide to the failed 2020 presidential campaign of Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.
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"Given the United States' vulnerability in cyberspace, I think the government is bending over backwards to make America safe, but they're going too far," Andy Purdy, Huawei's chief security officer and former head of the US Department of Homeland Security's national cybersecurity division, told CNN last week.
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While Donald Trump's campaign has been bending over backwards to distance the presumptive GOP nominee from the awful words of a former butler, they're still dealing with another significant PR problem: the White Nationalist who is now also a delegate from California for the billionaire businessman.
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Republicans who know better in Congress, and they're there, they're quoted saying, yeah, we know this is kind of crazy, are still bending over backwards to shield this behavior from scrutiny or accountability or consequence, seem utterly unwilling to find the backbone to safeguard the institutions that make our democracy work.
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"There's a risk more to the downside that in December he was hawkish, then in [the January] press conference he was bending over backwards to be dovish, and I think he's still trying to get his voice on that," said Gary Pollack, head of fixed income trading at Deutsche Bank's private wealth unit.
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Vanity Fair, which looks like it is on its last legs, is bending over backwards in apologizing for the minor hit they took at Crooked H. Anna Wintour, who was all set to be Amb to Court of St James's & a big fundraiser for CH, is beside herself in grief & begging for forgiveness!
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During an overdose epidemic so large that it is cutting overall life expectancy in the US, you'd think that insurance companies and the healthcare system would be bending over backwards to get people into evidence-based treatment—especially since we have two drugs that are proven to cut the death rate by at least half.
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For all its bending over backwards to get any and all Japanese people out of the central story, the The Forest's real coup is how it mines its terror: after all, a vast forest full of the corpses of the hopeless that also happens to scramble compasses and cell signals isn't nightmare material on its own.
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"What you're seeing is Republicans in Congress who are bending over backwards to try to shield and deflect oversight of this behavior and accountability and consequences," he said, speaking at a rally in Ohio for gubernatorial candidate Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE.
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"He looked like he was playing dodgeball with the Senate Judiciary Committee, bending over backwards to avoid revealing anything that might constitute a judicial philosophy or give hints about how he'd approach the legal issues of our day," Senate Democratic Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (N.
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President Trump took a break from promoting his administration's successes against ISIS and MS-13 on Twitter to slam Hillary Clinton, Vanity Fair magazine, and longtime Vogue editor Anna Wintour (who is not, as his tweet seems to suggest, the editor of Vanity Fair): Vanity Fair, which looks like it is on its last legs, is bending over backwards in apologizing for the minor hit they took at Crooked H. Anna Wintour, who was all set to be Amb to Court of St James's & a big fundraiser for CH, is beside herself in grief & begging for forgiveness!
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" In 2900, evaluating a similar type case on the merits, where the two robberies at issue netted only a case of beer, a carton of cigarettes and $220006 in cash from two businesses, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit – a Court not traditionally known for bending over backwards to advance defendants' rights (and, in fact, true to form, did not reverse the convictions at issue), nevertheless wrote: "the Hobbs Act was intended to address offenses with a broad impact on interstate commerce, as opposed to local robberies normally prosecuted under state law, especially petty robberies or extortions.
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This is an evasion performed by bending over backwards into a bridging position to counter any clothesline, punch, etc. This is named after The Matrix film series, as it is performed similarly to when Neo, in the movies, avoids a string of bullets.
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Cook's Alfred Kazin: A Biography is a 2008 life of the Jewish American literary critic. William Grimes felt that Cook's biography was excessively fair-minded, bending over backwards to give the frequently unpleasant Kazin the benefit of the doubt in most cases, despite criticising Kazin for his treatment of women. Grimes felt the book suffered from the fact that Kazin's life largely comprised minutiae of book reviewing, temporary employment, grant applications, and academic conferences. The Washington Post called it "excellent".
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During his career in psychology, James has attracted controversy with his views on the nature versus nurture debate. Stuart Ritchie, a psychologist at the University of Edinburgh, wrote a strongly critical review of James's book Not In Your Genes. He described the book as a "straw man made flesh", "a compendium of psychological myths and legends", and "bending over backwards to avoid awkward conclusions". Ritchie wrote, "Few books risk such damage to the public understanding of science as those by Oliver James", and accused James of "scientific illiteracy".
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Later on, she resigns from her job and moves to Florida, but somehow ends up CEO at an even bigger company. :Hitomi, at least in the beginning, is a milquetoast; generally bending over backwards for anything that is asked of her. However, as the series progresses and she acquires influence, Hitomi becomes more willing and able to use her connections against those who earn her scorn. When the cast learns about the bad future they need to avert, for example, Nitta is shown not caring at all - not even when Hitomi returns to Japan specifically to seek his aid in regards to that.
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So I got involved. God created me, but he > gave me the go-ahead to do what I could with it." Before the tour began, Parton positioned the first round of dates in the United States due to back issues. The singer poked fun at her condition saying, "I know I have been breaking my neck and bending over backwards trying to get my new 'Backwoods Barbie' CD and world tour together, but I didn't mean to hurt myself doing it, But hey, you try wagging these puppies around a while and see if you don't have back problems.
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" Alexis Petridis from The Guardian said that the song "seems to be bending over backwards to annoy the listener. Perhaps it's a last desperate tactic to win back some privacy: she's trying to get people to leave her alone by making as irritating a noise as possible." A reviewer from the Ottawa Citizen said that "some tracks [of the album] just don't work, such as Radar, in which Britney's voice is tuned up so high she sounds like she's 14." Laura Herbert of BBC News said that many of the album's songs, including "Radar" and "Toy Soldier" "are repetitive and over-produced.
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She is still mad with Jane, as Tess believes that Jane resented her throughout the years. Tess reveals that the reason she stayed in New York was because she got fired from her job and her boyfriend dumped her; she explains that when she met George she'd tried to be like Jane since she fell in love with him. Tess also encourages Jane to focus on her life and her own needs, rather than becoming a pushover for all of her friends by bending over backwards for their every desire. Later at work, George tells Jane that he appreciates her because she never says no.
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He edited an introduction to disability studies entitled Beginning with Disability: A Primer (Routledge, 2017) A collection of his essays entitled Bending Over Backwards: Disability, Dismodernism, and Other Difficult Positions was published by New York University Press in August 2002. He is also the author of The End of Normal: Identity in a Biocultural Era (U of Michigan, 2014). His latest book is a history of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act titled Enabling Acts: The Hidden Story of How the Americans with Disabilities Act Gave the Largest US Minority Its Rights, published by Beacon Press in July 2015 on the 25th anniversary of that act.
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In 2005, Serano's 36 page chapbook called On the Outside Looking In: A Trans Woman's Perspective on Feminism and the Exclusion of Trans Women from Lesbian and Women-only Spaces was published by Hot Tranny Action Press. It contains 4 essays. Updated versions of three of these (Bending Over Backwards: an Introduction to the Issue of Trans Woman-Inclusion, Skirt Chasers: Why the Media Depicts the Trans Revolution in Lipstick and Heels, and Hot Tranny Action Manifesto) are included in Whipping Girl. In the introduction to Whipping Girl, Serano says that she chose the title 'to highlight the ways in which people who are feminine, whether they be female, male, and/or transgender, are almost universally demeaned compared with their masculine counterparts'.
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Finally, critics note her Surrealist sense of juxtaposition and spatial ambiguity, including a freewheeling approach to reality where abstract and figurative are often interchangeable, creating a context of danger, disorientation and flux. Bramson's early paintings often borrowed strategies from Japanese woodcut design, breaking compositions into rectilinear sections or diptychs, but in signature works like The Dance (1985) and Shipwrecked (1987), she began tackling larger-scale, panoramic compositions with deep landscape spaces. Within them, she would orchestrate a growing personal iconography, both familiar and bizarre: performer-exhibitionists, flamboyant costumes and accoutrements, theatrical objects (masks, globes, vases, swords, pillars) and exotic settings. Her dreamlike, emotionally charged vignettes implied archetypal, yet open-ended, relational scenarios, with contorted figures clinging to masts, bending over backwards, or paddling as waves swirled around sinking boats.
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