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It's like if you got a black eye from getting punched in the face, but because you didn't call the police, you didn't really get a black eye.
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"If a scrub of the mission happens because of Berkeley, that's a huge black eye for us, and it's a huge public black eye for NASA," Milano says.
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" - Beth, 33 "Black eye from dancing too hard.
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" = PRYOR COMMITMENT 51A: "Cause of comedian Roseanne's black eye?
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The Reid controversy has been a black eye for NBCUniversal.
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She pointed to a black eye that was quite visible.
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It's just the latest black eye for Facebook on privacy.
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Can you imagine going on tour with a black eye?
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Car loans have been another black eye for Wells Fargo.
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My career pause had turned into my resume's black eye.
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It was a black eye for CNBC by all accounts.
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We're not just talking about someone getting a black eye.
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There, somebody gets a black eye and a bloody nose.
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That's rare, and could be a black eye for Apple.
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"I will go there with a black eye and a cast."
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"The government has a black eye on this one," Mason said.
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It was a black eye on Louisiana that embarrassed us all.
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Yes, it's a huge black eye for the company -- this week.
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It's given our state another black eye that we don't need.
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Then, a few months later, Ed gave Michael a black eye.
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How odd that not one person had mentioned my black eye!
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She has a black eye, and we ask her what happened.
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The truth is, I had given the black eye to myself.
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But the boy had a black eye and a heavy cough.
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"Someday this is going to be a black eye," he predicted.
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For some reason, Del has a black eye when he arrives.
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He stalked one student and left her with a black eye.
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T, the oldest, has a small black eye from the youngest.
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It was another black eye for the giants of the industry.
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The pictures show a grim Holderness with one very black eye.
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"Germany got away with a black eye," DekaBank economist Andreas Scheuerle said.
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That market turmoil marked a second recent black eye for China's regulators.
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Son & Park True Black Eye Pen Liner, $22, available at Soko Glam.
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Three top-25 players' bypassing the Olympics gives golf a black eye.
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"It's a black eye for Bezos and Amazon," Ives told Business Insider.
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My amazing boss came to the office once with a black eye.
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The lawsuit is yet another black eye for Uber that hasn't healed.
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It's a black eye on the city we can't let them forget.
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Mr. Khalsa also sustained a black eye, tooth damage and knife wounds.
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Bullies send Ray home with a black eye for no particular reason.
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"This is now, absolutely, a black eye on law enforcement," he said.
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Mix something glossy with black eye shadow on the back of your hand.
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It would also be another black eye on an already maligned computer model.
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And for night, a glittery black eye pencil and mascara does the trick.
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" Espy said his opponent "rejuvenated old stereotypes" and gave Mississippi "a black eye.
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And every black eye ends with Shia LaBeouf offering to buy you soup.
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But when I got the black eye, I realized things needed to change.
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In my makeup road bag, I always have my Benefit black eye pencil.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It would be the ultimate black eye for short sellers.
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The punishment represents the latest regulatory black eye for Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest.
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She punches him in the final episode which leaves him with a black eye.
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This wood pigeon suffered from a black eye after it flew into a window.
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"I had a black eye," Harington, 29, said in a video for W Magazine.
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Like a big, black eye, the sinkhole stares at you—then winks with light.
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Kai was waiting for me, a big, bearded guy with a prominent black eye.
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The Mirror has photos of de Souza sporting a black eye from the punch.
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She wound up with a black eye and bruises around the eye and nose.
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So, the boy later boasted, he slugged Mr. Walker, giving him a black eye.
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You admitted to hitting your wife so hard it gave her a black eye!
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It's another black eye for a state party that should be celebrating its victories.
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Ms. Dali applied a darker coat of black eye shadow on the lash line.
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Other journalists on Tuesday praised CNN for taking responsibility after a painful black eye.
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"I wanna explain my black eye," he said, according to video of his remarks.
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But it is a black eye that he would much prefer to have avoided.
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This is "a huge black eye for Samsung", TECHnalysis Research President Bob O'Donnell said.
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" On Monday, he said, "now, this is absolutely a black eye on law enforcement.
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Uber was a whole big black eye on Silicon Valley, the beginning of that.
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The force caused his skull to bruise his face, giving him a black eye.
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Why it matters: The result is relief for ExxonMobil which, for decades the standard of Big Oil, has suffered black eye after black eye for performance failures, and begun being treated by Wall Street as a mere mortal on the oil patch.
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"Ugh #pirate in pain," she captioned a photo of her wearing a black eye patch.
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Already, the Ridulph case has been a black eye for Sycamore, the DeKalb County seat.
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As for makup, she wore black eye liner, a nude lip and perfectly contoured cheeks.
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The fact that any of this was found is a black eye for the NSA.
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On Wednesday, Ortiz-Magro posted a photo of his black eye on his Instagram Story.
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Photos allegedly supporting her abuse claim, showing the actress with a black eye, also surfaced.
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If Pixel phone fails, Google's name will get a black eye right along with it.
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People arrived at "Black Eye" in steady waves, and viewed the art with scholarly quietude.
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Employers are "paying to avoid the public black eye, being outed as harassers," she said.
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Despite Theranos, which I think put a black eye, it was Theranos and then Uber.
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He stalked one of them, according to the report, and gave her a black eye.
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Still, he shows up to a shift at the Bonne Nuit with a black eye.
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It's the latest black eye for the IPO market, as investors see companies as overpriced.
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Porter decided to quit Wednesday after photos of ex-wife Colbie Holderness' black eye emerged.
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She was hysterical, and had a puffy face and a black eye like she was attacked.
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"It was really an extreme black eye for our city," the 35-year APD veteran recalled.
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That's put a black eye on what otherwise has been a strong run for the Dow.
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Mr Abe cannot become buddies with Mr Xi without risking a black eye from Mr Trump.
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The Note 7 debacle was a bigger black eye both in terms of timing and scope.
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It's mayhem that ends with Nathan running away, and less sexy guy with a black eye.
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Abe is keen to keep the Ghosn affair from giving his governance reforms a black eye.
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But at a bigger-picture level, this is a black eye for the entire cryptocurrency industry.
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On Friday, Perrette posted a photo of a crew member with a black eye and stitches.
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I had a bloody nose, my lip was split open, and I had a black eye.
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The victim, who was visiting from Ottawa, was left with a black eye, cuts and bruises.
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The closure "kind of gave our community a black eye from a recruitment standpoint," Durrett said.
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The long delays are just the latest black eye for the deployment of the new systems.
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Sometimes he'd have a broken nose or he'd have a fat lip or a black eye.
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Hendren was taken into custody Monday, and a booking photo shows him with a black eye.
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It's the cops like these who go too far and give the profession a black eye.
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He also accused her of punching him and giving him a black eye back in October.
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Once, his son came home with a black eye; another time, with egg in his hair.
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And an internationally-covered black eye given to the city's racial issues courtesy of an actor.
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This is not only bad for McDonald's, but is also a black eye for Junction City.
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He went on to stalk one of the girls, and left her with a black eye.
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Holderness also shared photos of herself with a black eye that she said Porter gave her.
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But a published picture of Porter's ex-wife sporting a black eye brought a quick resignation.
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A woman in sunglasses slinks into her room and we see that she has a black eye.
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Parker called cops and responding officers noticed she had a black eye and cuts on her neck.
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In addition to her black eye, Mandy Moore also needed a few stitches on her brow bone.
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Before I knew it they had jumped Paul, given him a brutal black eye, and run off.
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The Intercept on Wednesday published photos of the first ex-wife, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye.
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Just one more black eye for Rio, a little more than a month before the Games begin.
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According to a recent Instagram post, you can expect the black eye pencil in early January 2018.
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"Germany got away with a black eye," DekaBank economist Andreas Scheuerle said of the fourth-quarter numbers.
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"Germany got away with a black eye," DekaBank economist Andreas Scheuerle said of the fourth quarter numbers.
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Yeah, he's still sporting a black eye, but he's clearly not the least bit down about it.
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"When you have a technical black eye like this, investors are going to remember it," said Smith.
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The celebrity BFF is immediately hospitalized and we learn in "Villainy" she sustained a brutal black eye.
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Uber's hoping this turns into a black eye for California, since it'll make them look anti-progress.
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He sported a black eye and a head bandage but otherwise appeared undaunted by his physical challenges.
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She also says she has bruises all over her body, a sprained ankle and a black eye.
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He accidentally gave Chris Pine a black eye while filming a fight scene for Star Trek Beyond.
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The birthday girl also exuded '90s vibes with her voluminous bouffant hairstyle and smoky black eye makeup.
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Losing that elimination status would be a black eye to the United States, public health experts said.
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The buddy who goads the drunk at the bar and you end up with a black eye.
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Profitability has plunged, giving investors a black eye that even a panda mask cannot conceal (see chart).
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Wells Fargo's mea culpa over the improper auto insurance sales marked another black eye for the bank.
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Maybe he'd use some for a black eye: 'If there's no steak available, give me the halibut.
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Now, the pressure is on the president to avoid a second black eye in Louisiana next week.
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Samsung's safety record Samsung's safety record took a black eye from more than just those combustible cellphones.
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I think what happened after Hurricane Katrina, is that it put a black eye on the community.
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The next day, a photo of Holderness's black eye that she said Porter gave her began circulating widely.
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She also had a black eye, a cut on her forehead and one of her eyes was swollen.
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The company has since acknowledged the black eye and agreed to free fixes for those with impacted systems.
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"Well, first of all, I want to explain my black eye," Carter, who walked with a cane, said.
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She says she makes him take pictures of her black eye and she emails the pictures to herself.
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Losing that elimination status would be a black eye on the United States, public health experts have said.
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On her eyes, Gaga wore graphic black eye liner with a row of crystals along her lash line.
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How come Sweet Pea has a black eye and Archie came out of that fight without a scratch?
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But the actor was bruised and battered, with a massive black eye and a couple of busted ribs.
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He shares his room with (Frenchman) Alexis (Vuillermoz) - one of them might end up with a black eye.
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We've already seen all-black eye tattoos, but now there's a new trend in ink: blacked out bodies.
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"I saw her black eye and her bruised arm and her stab on her leg," Mysti told News9.
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"The injury is nothing," said one passenger, Mike Scelzo, who had a black eye and a facial cut.
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Former President Jimmy Carter had a black eye and 14 stitches after falling Sunday at his Georgia home.
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At one level, the Martinelli affair represents a rare political black eye on a regional democratic success story.
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In midtown, they contemplated their puppets, a fluffy spotted hound and a freckled boy with a black eye.
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Photos also circulated showing one of his former wives with a black eye that Porter allegedly gave her.
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There is no question that trade will suffer a black eye as a result of this election season.
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My colleagues had seen Susan with cancer, not Susan who arrived in their midst with a black eye.
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As we reported, Epps allegedly left the victim with a black eye and neck pain after the attack.
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The Explorer took a black eye around 2000 after a series of fatal rollover crashes involving Firestone tires.
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T.I. posted pics showing the woman's alleged injuries, including a black eye and several bruises on her leg.
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Lieutenant Cole landed in a pine tree atop a mountain and was unhurt except for a black eye.
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He gave me a black eye when I was pregnant and intimidated me in other less overt ways.
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Earlier in October, he received 14 stitches on his head and a nasty black eye after another tumble.
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On Monday, Horstmann frightened his fans by appearing on his Instagram story with a very swollen black eye.
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This results in an apples-to-oranges comparison that gives retail employers a black eye they don't deserve.
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"This is as much a black eye on the federal government as the tech space," Mr. Balderas said.
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One of the ex-wives released a photo of herself looking into the camera with a black eye.
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The conventional wisdom says this is a black eye for the White House and a distraction from his agenda.
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So this is a very incestuous, very bad group within the FBI that&aposs given them a black eye.
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And the crew's reaction of Moore's black eye proves that their love for one another isn't just on-screen.
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The apparent mistakes in precinct-level reporting is just the latest black eye for this year's Iowa Democratic caucuses.
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He was handsome in a sloppy way and wore a black eye-patch over one eye like a pirate.
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It's also a black eye for what has otherwise been a fairly reliable program for Google over the years.
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Wells Fargo's outgoing CEO pay package is another black eye for the stock market and perhaps even capitalism generally.
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McVay ended up trekking to the hospital to ensure that there were no injuries beyond just a black eye.
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What about laughing so hard you choke on sushi, knock yourself unconscious and wake up with a black eye?
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"We needed the right to start a stupid brawl and emerge victorious or with a black eye," she writes.
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For some ufologists, Lazar is a black eye on a field they desperately hope to see achieve mainstream legitimacy.
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Reichle was taken to an area hospital and treated for a head injury, a black eye and bruised arms.
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" Hyde-Smith's comments, he continued, have "given our state another black eye," by bolstering "stereotypes we don't need anymore.
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As I assembled the dish, I rehearsed parries to the concerned comments my black eye was sure to elicit.
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After a recent practice, he showed up for an interview with a black eye, reflecting his team's gritty image.
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"It is a little upsetting that they would try to give the fire department a black eye," Larman said.
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Porter's first ex-wife, Colbie Holderness, also provided a photo of a black eye she said Porter gave her.
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He was transported to hospital, where he received nine stitches and a cold compress for his swollen black eye.
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She is still not sure what happened, but later she realized she had a black eye from the fall.
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"I want a reason to give you a black eye," says a drunken April to Clara at the party.
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The startup's Chapter 11 filing amounts to another black eye for its largest backer, Japanese investing giant Softbank (SFTBF).
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He sustained a black eye, seen above, when the popemobile stopped short in a crowd of pilgrims in Cartagena.
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"It is a terrible black eye for the state," said Mr. Harbison, who has called for Mr. Bentley's ouster.
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A photo also circulated of one of his accusers with a black eye that she says Porter gave her.
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"This is not only bad for McDonald's, but a black eye for Junction City," he wrote in the post.
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She posted a photo, which has since been deleted, of a crew member with a black eye and stitches.
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White-faced, her black eye makeup incongruously gothic in the strong light, she turned on Pippa in impotent fury.
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The Daily Mail ran photos of Holderness with a black eye that she said resulted from Porter hitting her.
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The GOP-backed bill would "move production methods into the shadows" and "give agriculture a black eye," said Sen.
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Then Mr. Tan, 20153, who plays under the handle PangaeaPanga, covered his eyes with a thick black eye mask.
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But when he goes through those periods when he's not competing, it's just a black eye for the sport.
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But the black eye this year for the studio is its latest collaboration with the "Jackass" star Johnny Knoxville.
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"I had a black eye as I'd been in a scrap," Harington told The Daily Mail Online's Craig Mclean.
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Along with her concussions, Claudia has suffered a black eye, a shoulder dislocation, a hip injury, and a knee dislocation.
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Mr. Anwar famously appeared in court in 1998 with a black eye that Dr. Mahathir's allies insisted was self-inflicted.
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This is an unfortunate black eye for the ThinkPad X1 Carbon, which has been a well-regarded Windows 10 laptop.
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He'd split open his cheek, bruised the bridge of his nose, and given himself a black eye after cracking up.
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He was punched while chasing down a thief who had stolen his phone, earning a black eye in the process.
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To make a sparkly look extra chic, apply gold eye shadow, then line your upper lid with black eye shadow.
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Now this is the latest black eye for the embattled department, already reeling from a proposed 37 percent budget cut.
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"Quite a few times Michael came home with a black eye, bloody nose, torn shirt," Blair told the Daily News.
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It represents a huge growth opportunity for Microsoft, while also presenting something of a black eye to Amazon Web Services.
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A 'creepy' encounter with evil She was a middle-age woman who wore flowing dark clothes and black eye shadow.
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The outage is another black eye for Robinhood, which caters to young people and is valued at nearly $9 billion.
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The steak would be for the black eye he has suffered in this corruption case, now in the jury's hands.
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Now it's not necessarily a real black eye if you pay a dividend with a portion of your cash flow.
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Now the episode, which was not disclosed for a year, is turning into a serious black eye for the company.
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Similar to the old character, Stone wears a two-toned black and white hairstyle, red lips and black eye makeup.
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Her friends told authorities that Tammy at one point had a black eye after John shoved her into a bookcase.
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But just in case they forget, this cool poster reminds them of the difference between a breve and black eye.
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Porter has denied the accusations, and also reportedly told White House senior staff the same story about Holderness's black eye.
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Shah hinted that the emergence of a picture -- showing one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye -- influenced Kelly.
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When I was a shithead kid, I would get a black eye, and that was like a trophy to me.
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It was such a black eye for US intelligence that large changes were made to the process of making intelligence assessments.
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Melissa gets a black eye from Reggie Love (Tariq Trotter) for it, which leads to the best moment of the season.
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But with more and more casual TV watching happening over streaming services, it's a big black eye on the A8F's experience.
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"It would be such a black eye to Facebook if they were to mishandle this," Borochoff told me over the phone.
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At one point, Halsey nurses her partner after he earns himself a black eye (It's not clear who administered the injury.).
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In clearly defined white-face, black eye makeup, and black lipstick, their appearance is a modern adaptation of a classic look.
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In one photo, Oprah is shown with a long blond — almost white — braid, glittering lips and dramatic bluish-black eye makeup.
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Mario Licato may have a black eye and several stitches, but at least he also has a voicemail from Shia LaBeouf?
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A photo submitted to evidence shows Heard with a black eye, and video of her leaving the courthouse revealed visible bruising.
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They're so funny, in fact, that one Australian politician ended up with a black eye last Sunday because of the show.
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The Queensland lawmaker then fell unconscious, hitting his head and getting a black eye and a huge gash on his cheek.
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By the first scene, Kenny and Lee have begun the slow waltz towards the black eye we see in the previews.
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The male attacker shouted "Trump 2016" and then struck Gore, leaving the artist with a black eye but no serious injuries.
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Photos were also published on Wednesday showing one of his accusers with a black eye that she says Porter gave her.
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Going to work on Monday with a freshly cracked phone screen is like walking into the office with a black eye.
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WeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts say
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And then on top, because I like a black eye with a smudged look, I use a Chanel or Sisley liner.
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But advocates note that the economy is far healthier than in the financial crisis, when mortgage securities got a black eye.
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Mr. Khalsa, an information technology specialist, had a black eye, numerous damaged teeth and several knife wounds to his left hand.
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In his book "The Art of the Deal," Trump confessed that in second grade he gave a teacher a black eye.
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He said he didn't see the U-turn as a black eye, but rather something they just tried and didn't work.
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The eccentric, bushy -bearded, ocean-lover sported a black eye patch after a surfing accident in 1971, according to USA Today.
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Unlike Black Eye Peas, Drezus's signature sound is hard-hitting, a reflection of the pain his people have endured for generations.
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The turnover at Kleiner continues to be a black eye for the firm — and Murphy is no small part of that.
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Basically, Harington auditioned for his now-iconic role with a giant black eye he got in a fight at a McDonald's.
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It provides a succinct account of Mr. Trump's childhood, when he says he punched a teacher, giving him a black eye.
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The Obama administration got a black eye for its financial aid to the solar technology firm Solyndra, which sank into bankruptcy.
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Alanda claims she suffered major injuries in the attack -- including a broken nose, a black eye and cuts on her back.
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Originally from Brooklyn, he has spent 15 years in Japan and writes a column called "Black Eye" for The Japan Times.
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She's got a black eye, and she's driving a VW van that appears to have been hot-wired with a screwdriver.
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At that point, America had already seen the photo of Holderness with a black eye caused when Porter allegedly punched her.
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"Basically Iowa turned out to be a nonevent except for being a black eye for the Democratic Party," Mr. Sosnick said.
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It would also be another black eye for SoftBank, which is Oyo's biggest investor and owns half the start-up's stock.
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It's another black eye for the bank, which has been working to restore its reputation after a massive fake accounts scandal.
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During the sentencing, Chief Gallagher told the jury he had put "a black eye" on the Marine Corps and the Navy.
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The Intercept published pictures Wednesday that showed one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye after he allegedly attacked her.
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Kelly's glowing statement about Porter emerged roughly 12 hours after the photos of the black eye surfaced around 2 a.m. Wednesday.
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The latest black eye came on Saturday, when Trump's favored candidate in Louisiana, multimillionaire businessman Eddie Rispone, went down to defeat.
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Porter resigned this week as the allegations become public, including a photo of one of his wives with a black eye.
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" The settlement marked another black eye for the SPLC, which has repeatedly been accused of branding some conservative organizations as "hate groups.
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When she returns home with a black eye, Carlotta warns her not to do what Carlotta knows she's doing at that club.
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"This has put a black eye on the two communities I love: The United States Marine Corps and the Navy," he said.
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He added that 73 percent of firms are struggling to hire, thanks to the black eye the recession made on the industry.
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The star reported to Instagram that she hit her eye on the shower door handle and ended up with a black eye.
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Days later, when they returned to deliver a mattress to the girl's home, they met her mother, who had a black eye.
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Lovato was on tour with the Jonas Brothers back in 2010 when she gave one of her backup dancers a black eye.
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That she's going to be 2 years old, 3 years old, and I'm picking her up and I have a black eye.
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But the black eye of Mr. Guzmán's escape, from the country's most secure prison, caused the government to begin rethinking its strategy.
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Shortly after a depressing Christmas I spent getting a black eye and writhing in the pain from withdrawal, I checked my email.
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The other man was hurt pretty bad though ... cops say he was hospitalized with broken teeth, a black eye and bite wounds.
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And she came back for the final day and she had a black eye and bruising everywhere, but she made the final.
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Perhaps the biggest black eye the Trump administration took in 2018 was over separating migrant children from their families at the border.
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Why it matters: Hospitals don't want the expensive black eye that can come with the public disclosure of a big data breach.
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Images of the goateed, bespectacled Anwar in court with a black eye and bruises brought condemnation of Mahathir from around the world.
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The filing of criminal charges against officers for on-duty felony conduct is rare and represents a black eye for the LAPD.
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The Intercept published pictures Wednesday that allegedly showed one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye after he allegedly attacked her.
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"Commissioner Lima-Taub's behavior is indefensible and a black eye for Hallandale Beach," a fellow commissioner said, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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During her pregnancy, she gives her lover a black eye, polluting the quasi-holy state of pregnancy with an act of violence.
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He shifted his tone, however, after more details of the allegations emerged, including photos of Porter's first wife with a black eye.
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In fact I got a black eye because I was playing a reckless game that was, fundamentally, about bolstering my own ego.
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I know it's got the black eye from that one test, that one drug ... but I think Nvartis is a better bet.
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I know it's got the black eye from that one test, that one drug ... but I think Novartis is a better bet.
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Photos also began circulating showing one of his accusers with a black eye that she said was a result of Porter's abuse.
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It's also a black eye for Dorsey, who has shunned efforts to better secure him and his devices, according to the source.
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One of the accounts included photos of his first wife, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye that she says Porter gave her.
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"This is a black eye for the Philippine National Police," said Ramon Casiple, head of the Institute for Electoral and Police Reforms.
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"I hope he understands the magnitude of the black eye this gives the law enforcement profession from coast to coast," he said.
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Voter registration laws vary from state to state, and the Bikers were concerned about getting a "black eye" if anything went awry.
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It is yet another regulatory black eye for the bank, which has been implicated in several financial scandals in the last decade.
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Shaw, who suffered a black eye, went straight to work after the incident but later visited the hospital as a precautionary measure.
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There is a picture of Porter's first wife with a black eye; he has offered no alternative explanation for how that happened.
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The ONLY thing that changed was that a picture of one of Porter's ex-wives with a massive black eye went public.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — When I say that Damon Gulczynski starts our solving weekend with a shiner, I don't mean a black eye.
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Mr. Williams appeared on Fox News programs with a black eye, and videos of his assault were widely shared on social media.
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The autopsy for Young showed that he had a black eye and contusions to the right side and the front of his head.
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When we look at the longer arch of our country's history, the insurrectionist theory gets a serious black eye in the Civil War.
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Their counterparts in the US are equally outraged, Zhang said, seeing the experiment as an indelible black eye for the Chinese scientific enterprise.
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The abuse escalated, Holderness said, on a vacation in Florence, Italy where Porter punched her in the face, giving her a black eye.
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" But Trump still added, "At this point, if you don't get rid of Gadhafi, it's a major, major black eye for this country.
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Why it matters: The bug was a black eye for the company, which prides itself on offering better privacy options than its rivals.
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Yonatan allegedly claimed the black eye was an injury resulting from falling on a pile of rocks while playing soccer, the outlet reports.
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A woman, cowering in a corner with a black eye, would say she fell into a doorknob, while her partner loomed over her.
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Those sites went offline for hours on Friday, resulting in a lasting black eye for both affected services and the internet at large.
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But, following this advice will mould you into the brawling badass you always wanted to be without earning a real-life black eye.
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The impact: While clearly a black eye for Amazon, the outage did prove just how ubiquitous Amazon's services are in powering the Internet.
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Hong Kong's successful self-governance is important for China's international image, and its failure would be a major black eye for the president.
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Now, read the article, "False Missile Alert Looms as a Black Eye for Hawaii and Its Governor," and answer the following questions: 1.
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For eyeliner, Ms. Dali suggests gently tapping a black eye shadow directly on the lash line (between the eyelashes) with an angled brush.
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The most distinctive difference appeared when the researchers blocked the view of either of a jewel wing's eyes using a black eye patch.
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Another went public with a photo of her sporting a black eye that she alleges was the result of being hit by Porter.
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"I think the photographs took everybody by surprise," Mulvaney said, referencing a photo of one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye.
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The saga is a black eye for Credit Suisse, which needs top talent to succeed in a tough environment for European investment banks.
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Photographs emerged of one of the women with a black eye, which she said she got from Porter, who has denied the allegations.
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He shifted his tone, however, after more details of the alleged abuse emerged, including photos showing Porter's first wife with a black eye.
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Not long after, Bruins Coach Bruce Cassidy launched into a screed that condemned the postseason officiating as a "black eye" on the league.
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Most celebs would be too embarrassed to show up a hot Hollywood nightclub with a black eye -- but most celebs aren't Nate Diaz.
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"From my own investigation of the incident, I am persuaded Gibson did not beat [Grigorieva] or give her a black eye," Weiner writes.
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"Max Scherzer is starting a day after breaking his nose," another Twitter user wrote, referencing how menacing the pitcher looked with his black eye.
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"The industry came out of the recession with a black eye and left people asking why they were paying so many fees," he said.
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Martosko also tweeted that the Daily Mail approached the White House about the photos of the black eye until the morning of Feb. 7.
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While failing to file could be simple oversight, it's surely a black eye for someone so eager to market himself for his business prowess.
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Ms. Chui asked Ms. Odum to bring in Edie, a lionhead with crazy white tufts sprouting from her forehead and big black eye patches.
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During questioning, when Flores was asked about a black eye he sported, he told campus police he got hurt in a pickup basketball game.
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DO YOU AGREE MAYBE TO SUZY WELCH'S POINT, PEOPLE ARE SO DISGUSTED THAT IT WON'T MATTER ANYMORE OR DOES THIS PROVIDE ANOTHER BLACK EYE?
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They're not happy at all that this has given Rio a black eye, and they are vowing to get to the bottom of it.
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However, when she refuses to get in the back seat of his car with him, he hits her and gives her a black eye.
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This also could be another potential black eye for the ACA's co-op program, in which 19 of 23 companies have already gone under.
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His iconic pirate-like black eye patch was the result of a surfing accident when he fell while riding a wave at the Hook.
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"This gives Arizona another black eye," Dana Wolfe Naimark, the chief executive of the Children's Action Alliance, an advocacy group, said in a statement.
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With the opioid crisis continuing to sweep the country and the general black eye providers have taken over pricing, Robbins sees Amazon staying away.
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How did the husband (Wojciech Mecwaldowski) of the auditioning actress (Paulina Chapko) come into possession of what looks like a very fresh black eye?
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One of the women revealed photographs of herself with a black eye, which she alleged that Porter had given her on an Italian vacation.
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And Joe Biden, the Democratic Party's presidential front-runner, emerged from it with a major metaphorical black eye, to match his physically bloodied one.
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One story included a photo of one of the ex-wives, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye she said Mr. Porter had given her.
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The passage of the measure ended an ugly, if short-lived, impasse that threatened to give a black eye to both major political parties.
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Sporting a black eye patch (reminiscent of the British war correspondent Marie Colvin), Mathilde bonds with Bahar (the arresting Golshifteh Farahani), the unit's commander.
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Wednesday morning, Ryan Grim, the DC bureau chief of The Intercept, tweets a picture of Porter's first wife, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye.
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But on Wednesday, Holderness released a picture in which she has a black eye, the result, she said, of Porter punching her in 2005.
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From 2002 to 2007, he served as party leader of Zhejiang Province, where his administration received a black eye when it confronted local Christians.
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Despite the public release of a photo of Holderness with a black eye, Trump, as usual, didn't show any support for the two women.
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"I don&apost know what the evidence is against Genaro Garcia Luna," Vigil said Tuesday, "but it certainly is another black eye for Mexico."
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It threw me off, having to come into work the next day and do a monologue about being punched — with a real black eye.
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Stephen Sabella, a former Bonanno associate, testified that one interaction with Mr. Zancocchio left him with a black eye, bloody nose and damaged tooth.
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"I don't think they want another black eye," explained former Senate Budget Committee director Steve Bell, now a senior adviser at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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"It's the worst, most embarrassing black eye you can get," said Pete Sealey, former CMO at Coca-Cola and now a marketing professor and consultant.
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A promising sizzle reel for the season features Ben crying, women running down flights of stairs, a black eye, and a lot of helicopter rides.
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"Today is another unnecessary black eye for the lobbying profession," said Paul Miller, a lobbyist who heads the National Institute for Lobbying and Ethics (NILE).
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The city's lead-laced water has become a black eye for Michigan's business-minded GOP governor, Rick Snyder, and a poster child for regulatory failure.
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After receiving her first black eye and having to get stitches for the very first time, we're sure Moore was feeling a little bummed out.
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IBM has gotten a black eye in recent years for — in its critics' view — hyping the promise of its AI in flashy demos, then underdelivering.
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It has earned its black eye -- missing by wide margins what the public actually wants because some people hate the media pollsters just as much.
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The Congressman says Sweden will emerge from this saga with a black eye, and he thinks race is definitely a factor in A$AP's detention.
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In the video Chyna posted on Sunday morning, she appeared groggy and had a noticeable black eye while she took viewers through her morning routine.
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His first wife, Colbie Holderness, released pictures of herself with a black eye that she says Porter gave her by punching her in the face.
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I think gaining a black eye from Reggie (Ross Butler) defending Jughead and talking to his dad later also helped knock some sense into Archie.
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On her YouTube page, Arcand writes that she was left with little more than a black eye but wishes she could have kept the ball.
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Images at the time of a goateed, bespectacled Anwar in court with a black eye and bruises brought condemnation of Mahathir from around the world.
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According to The Australian, the politician was sporting a cut-up, black eye Thursday, but it wasn't the result of car accident or fist fight.
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"They all recalled seeing Peggy with injuries and one even asked Peggy what had happened to her after noticing a black eye," the complaint said.
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Read the full story here:WeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts say
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She also has a black eye and blood running out of her mouth, and she is next to what appears to be a convicted felon.
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A 'feather in Microsoft's cap' and a 'black eye' for Bezos and AmazonAWS is still the cloud computing leader when it comes to market share.
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Though experts agree the documents do not provide the explosive material that Assange has claimed, the leaks have been a black eye for the agency.
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To cheer my girlfriend up, I took her out for some ramen—her sporting a massive black eye, and me, still wearing my incriminating hat.
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As we reported ... Jen allegedly punched Ronnie in the face and hit him with a phone back in October, giving him a nasty black eye.
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Mr. Kelly said that he then accepted Mr. Porter's resignation, emphasizing that that was before he had seen the photos of Ms. Holderness's black eye.
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The appeal removes a black eye as Mr. Khosrowshahi scales back in Asia and prepares for an initial public offering as early as next year.
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" The first African-American in Mississippi elected to Congress since Reconstruction, Mr. Espy said Ms. Hyde-Smith's remark had "given our state another black eye.
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Photos of one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye surfaced publicly, which eventually led to the White House expressing concern about the allegations.
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Would he still be on the payroll now if not for the allegations -- and the images of ex-wife Colbie Holderness' black eye -- going public?
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Colorful, smoky eyes have been hip lately (think: amethyst, emerald and shimmery browns), so the black eye makeup "really sent a message," Ms. Kendal said.
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But simply by raising a second gargantuan pot of money, Mr Son has given the doubters a big black eye and himself a day to remember.
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"Until this system is cleaned up it will continue to be a black eye in America's criminal justice system," he said, referring to the appeals process.
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Apple's lowering of its guidance for the first quarter is a "major black eye" for the tech giant, noted analyst Dan Ives told CNBC on Wednesday.
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If this latest news causes delays in the approval for the plane to return to service, it will be more than another black eye for Boeing.
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Heard, who sported a visible black eye, was seen breaking down in tears as she left the LA courthouse following the granting of her restraining order.
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But the budget drama is a big political black eye for Ryan and his top lieutenants who promised a return to "regular order" under his leadership.
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The Washington Post published her op-ed Tuesday, accompanied by a picture of her with a black eye allegedly caused by Porter in the early 2000s.
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Neighbors and family friends had previously spotted Christopher with apparent injuries that included bumps, bruises and a black eye covered up with makeup, trial testimony revealed.
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The allies' rejection is a black eye for the U.S. in global efforts to thwart a threat, particularly if the U.K. doesn't follow the U.S. lead.
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"The decision to include a few emojis with a black eye, bruising, and so on is a way of bringing attention through shock value," Mack says.
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A New York man is tending to a black eye after he was allegedly punched on the subway because he looks like Shia LaBeouf, PEOPLE confirms.
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Sources connected to the situation tell us the woman claims to have a black eye, multiple bruises on her back, a sprained neck and sore ribs.
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This is likely to be a bit of a black eye from Amazon, as the company looks to bolster its presence in the home security space.
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"Unfortunately, I think the only thing that society recognizes as abuse is a black eye," said Heather Frederick, a spokesperson for the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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The reality star, 32, was spotted with a black eye out and about Monday in Calabasas, California, after grabbing a sushi dinner at Sugarfish by himself.
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My dad says he found difficulty in the fact that depression isn't visible: It wasn't a broken leg or arm, a black eye or a cough.
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It's a ludicrous policy that doesn't serve anyone's interest and it's another black eye for a digital storefront that PC gamers already avoid like the plague.
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Facebook's fake news problem was a black eye for the company, but it was nothing compared to the Cambridge Analytica scandal that broke in March 24.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame got a black eye from the Space Cowboy, Steve Miller, after the 72-year-old was inducted on Friday.
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"It's a black eye for any community," Mike Surrell, owner of the tourism company Lady Rose Marine Services in the town, told the New York Times.
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"This has put a black eye on the two communities I love: The United States Marine Corps and the Navy," Gallagher reportedly told the jury Wednesday.
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While stories of chaotic transportation, crime and half-empty stadiums gave Rio something of a global public relations black eye, Reed has nothing but good memories.
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Knausgaard was at his ease, staring coolly into the distance, as if he could feel neither the heat nor the camera's glossy black eye on him.
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Last week, Sanders praised Porter's work at the White House even after pictures of his former wife were published online, showing her with a black eye.
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The 26 pieces include whimsical nods to the late singer, including a "Bowie Eyes" blouse (he famously had one clear blue eye and one black eye).
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"I put a black eye on the two communities I love the most, the U.S. Marine Corps and the Navy, specifically the SEAL community," he said.
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To make matters worse, an early morning brawl in October outside a casino that was captured on videotape left the mayor with a literal black eye.
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The issues are "another black eye for Samsung" and may cement its reputation for valuing rapid innovation over quality assurance, Mr. Chen and Mr. Zhong write.
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McDonald's has faced scrutiny over its approach to sick leave amid the coronavirus outbreak, prompting worries about a "black-eye in the media" from some insiders.
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Weeks of clashes at many of those protests gave the French police a collective black eye, as questions were raised about the harshness of their tactics.
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But simply by raising a second gargantuan pot of money, Mr Son has given the doubters a big black eye and himself a day to remember.■
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Holderness said Porter emotionally and physically abused her, choked her repeatedly, and in one instance, punched her in the face, leaving her with a black eye.
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The documents are yet another black eye for Boeing, which touted the Max as a capable successor to the last generation of its bestselling 737 planes.
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On Wednesday, The Intercept published a photo of Porter's first wife, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye that she says Porter gave her on their honeymoon.
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The White House continued to defend Porter — who resigned on Wednesday — after pictures were published online showing one of his ex-wives with a black eye.
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Herington Police Chief Brian Hornaday said at a press conference Monday that the issue had turned into a "black eye" on his department, according to Kansas.com.
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Jordan Cashmyer has checked into rehab after her drinking spiraled so out of control, she gave herself a concussion and a black eye ... TMZ has learned.
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By the second week, my black eye was gone and my lips weren't busted anymore, but stairs and curbs — anything that required stepping down — were still terrifying.
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Reichle was taken to the hospital and treated for her injuries that included a head wound, a black eye and bruises, according to the sheriff&aposs office.
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She said that Porter had punched her in the face during a vacation, and provided a photo of the black eye she allegedly received from the assault.
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The current system, with long wait times and frequent breakdowns, is widely unpopular, and has become a black eye for the current government of President Michelle Bachelet.
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Pictures she had taken of herself with a black eye and injured lip were released, while photographers snapped images of her leaving court with a bruised face.
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Trump himself deepened the problem Friday, days after photos surfaced of Porter's first wife with a black eye she says she got after being punched by Porter.
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The goddess appears with a naked skull and usually has two breasts, as round as her black eye sockets, hanging from her shoulders like emblems of office.
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How he's able to recover from this black eye on his reputation, if at all, could speak to how future creators may dig themselves out of controversy.
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The New Zealand Herald at the weekend identified the man as an embassy attache and said he had left country with a broken nose and black eye.
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The move is a familiar black eye for Google-owned YouTube, which frequently battles content moderation challenges and is losing market share of the digital advertising industry.
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Mautner was knocked into the street, according to WJZY, and she sustained a black eye, bruises and cuts from the kick to her head, the Observer reports.
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" In a later interview, Trump went further, endorsing outright regime change: "if you don't get rid of [Qaddafi], it's a major, major black eye for this country.
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Nasdaq suffered a black eye with Facebook's 2500 IPO in which technical mishaps contributed to a delayed and chaotic opening for the stock, further encouraging the NYSE.
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He was arrested each time the police came, she said, and sometimes they treated him roughly, leaving him with a black eye or wrists bruised by handcuffs.
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A judge temporarily granted Heard's request for a domestic violence restraining order against Depp after the actress showed up in court wearing her evidence: a black eye.
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The yearlong drama surrounding the Crew's potential move had been a black eye for M.L.S., and the worst of several prominent rifts between fans and their teams.
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The movie was shot with antique lenses, which means Jennifer Jason Leigh's grisly black eye, as well as other mangled body parts, are in startlingly vivid detail.
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While on vacation in Florence, Ms. Holderness took a photograph of herself with a black eye, which she said was taken shortly after Mr. Porter punched her.
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"Both CDU and SPD suffered significant losses in both states, but ultimately got away with a black eye," said Kevin Koerner, senior economist at Deutsche Bank Research.
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The yearlong drama surrounding the potential move had been a black eye for the league, and the worst of several prominent rifts between fans and their teams.
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That was the day that photos emerged of one ex-wife with a black eye that she said was a result of an altercation with Porter, 40.
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It's unclear whether this is a formal investigation, but the discovery of any misconduct would be a black eye for the CBOE, which runs the Volatility Index.
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On Friday, May 4, the rehearsal dinner took place at their favorite coffee shop, Black Eye Coffee, in Denver's historic and hip Lower Highland, or LoHi, neighborhood.
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The resignations are a black eye at a sensitive moment for the news organization, which has emerged as a regular target of Mr. Trump and his supporters.
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The big picture: This is just the latest black eye for SVF, but isn't quite as dark when viewed in the context of traditional VC portfolio management.
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Barnacle Boy: A red long sleeve shirt, blue dish washing gloves, a light blue handkerchief, a black eye mask, a sailor's hat, and black speedo or briefs.
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Six Flags received an exceedingly rare double black eye from the same analyst as the stock was downgraded twice in less than a day by Wells Fargo.
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Holderness, Porter's first wife, said she was punched in the face by Porter in 2005 and shared photos of the black eye with CNN and other outlets.
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What actually happens, though, is that Dr. Seaver tries to help but is punched out by the woman's husband; he finishes the episode with a black eye.
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" In a later interview, he went further, endorsing outright regime change: "if you don't get rid of Gaddafi, it's a major, major black eye for this country.
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More importantly, it is a definite black eye for tech, which is already under siege in Washington, D.C., where Twitter, Facebook and Google had a rough week.
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On Monday, Smith, 26, shared a photo of himself wearing a black eye patch over his right eye after he had surgery to fix a particularly nasty stye.
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The black eye stock buybacks have received in the halls of Congress lately has not stopped companies from stepping up their announced share repurchases in the first quarter.
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Willie steps in and beats up the leader of the skateboarding kids that give Thurman a black eye, and then attempts to teach him how to fight back.
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The same singer known for her love of dark black eye liner, contoured cheeks and even a Moulin Rouge-style bold red lip, just reinvented her beauty look.
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It's another possible black eye for Kodak's tour ... as we first told you, Kodak was arrested just last week on weapons and gun charges at the Canada-U.
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This new photo-sharing bug is yet another black eye for the company, which is dealing with the (totally fair) perception that it doesn't take user privacy seriously.
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If and when Hungary kicks out CEU, it would be a black eye for the administration, and a bewildering rebuke for America from a key Central European ally.
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Music that "was never intended for anything but prizewinning and the impressing of other musicians, has given a black eye to all music written since 1918," Thomson wrote.
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While HSBC was not implicated in Wednesday's criminal complaint, the case is another black eye for the London-based bank that has substantial operations in the United States.
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The White House has said that senior officials were unaware of the full extent of the allegations until last week, when photos of Holderness's black eye began circulating.
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This suits Padilla, known for his swashbuckling charisma and his black eye patch, a vestige of a gruesome goring he suffered, and remarkably returned from, seven years ago.
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The Euphoria actress, 23, paired the textured, all-grey Berluti suit and tie with smoky black eye makeup, and wore her flowing curly hair down to one side.
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He shows up to their house with a black eye, then Patty later finds him at church, where the whole family ends up -- along with neighbor Brian Krakow.
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And Himmler, who had fled — shaving his mustache, assuming an alias and donning a black eye patch — was captured by the Allies on May 20153 in Bremervörde, Germany.
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Sounds like the deal I had with my high school bully: I would give him my lunch money and he would give me a black eye. Win-win.
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"It was OK. I was definitely really stiff out of the start," Vonn, sporting a black eye from a crash on Tuesday, told Eurosport television after her run.
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Carter had two serious falls last month, including one that left the former president with a black eye and required stitches and another resulting in a pelvic fracture.
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Porter resigned on Wednesday after two ex-wives accused him of physical and emotional abuse and a photo surfaced of one of the women with a black eye.
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"Not only is this a huge negative development for RMX, but is it also a huge black-eye for the industry," Mackie Research Capital analysts wrote in a note.
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During the debate, the only scheduled encounter between the two candidates, Espy said her statement was "a black eye" for the state and had resurrected old stereotypes about Mississippi.
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He also has a bandage above his brow and a visibly black eye, the result of a fall while getting ready for church Sunday morning that required 14 stitches.
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The boss of Australia's biggest tech firm, Atlassian, which makes tools for software development, called the law a "self-imposed black eye for the global image of Australian technology".
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A shocking contrast to images elsewhere on her page that reflected happy moments with family and friends, it showed the Houston mother of six with a swollen black eye.
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Taylor shared a photo of her black eye to social media after the incident and called out Ma for her alleged attack, according to the New York Daily News.
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TMZ obtained the shots of Algernon Pitre ... he claims he suffered the black eye, laceration and general swelling at the hands of Epps around 4 AM Saturday in Harrah's.
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It is the latest black eye for PDVSA, which is locked in a negative spiral where its declining exports and weakened balance sheet cause payments to suppliers to accumulate.
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Later, Colvin is herself wounded and loses an eye, resulting in her wearing a black eye patch for the rest of her life that would become her signature accoutrement.
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The Soviet Union based its own legitimacy on the spread of its system of government, and every loss of a friendly regime was a black eye for Soviet communism.
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Highlighting that relationships can quickly go from good to bad, the video shows Ronan standing in front of a mirror removing her make-up and revealing a black eye.
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"The Police Department has taken a black eye," said Heather Taylor, a police sergeant here who is president of the Ethical Society of Police, the union representing black officers.
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The charges, contained in four indictments, are a black eye for an industry long tainted by allegations that horses have been drugged to improve their performance on the track.
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A conviction would be a black eye for the bureau and in particular the hostage team, which has been involved in some of the country's most sensitive counterterrorism operations.
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Members said they were saddened to see their prized caucuses getting a black eye in the news media, and there were multiple calls not to speak directly with reporters.
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It was the latest black eye for the U.S. IPO market, on the heels of struggles for several high-profile offerings such as SmileDirectClub and WeWork owner We Company.
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It was a humiliating black eye for the popular app, one of the most recognizable gay brands in the world, and another gaffe that severely damaged its standing with employees.
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On that day, photos were published in a Daily Mail article, showing one ex-wife with a black eye that she said was a result of an altercation with Porter.
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After losing her eye in a rocket-propelled grenade attack in Sri Lanka in 2001, she wore a black eye patch, which she said made her look like a pirate.
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Then, on the other side, Eichler used black eye shadow to create a dark smoky eye, inspired by her makeup in the "Look What You Made Me Do" music video.
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In a new interview with Peter, he's sporting a black eye, and says that he actually did see a Turd Burglar card in DeMarcus's wallet — not a frozen yogurt card.
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Take away the pink lip gloss, heavy black eye makeup, and bleached-out hair teased to high heavens, and the iconic Baywatch actress could pass for a different person entirely.
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"The National Hockey League is getting a black eye with the officiating this playoffs and here's another one that's going to be talked about," said Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy.
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Taylor also shared a photo of her black eye to social media after the incident and called out Ma for her alleged attack, according to the New York Daily News.
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WADA's decision is the latest black eye for the Rio anti-doping lab, after a lack of credentials forced testing for the 2014 World Cup to take place in Switzerland.
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Ronnie was also recorded smashing the security camera at her front door in December 2018 ... and earlier that year he got a black eye during that crazy car dragging incident.
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Myrone still has a black eye from the incident -- and says he doesn't know why he or his girlfriend were targeted by the NBA stars at Avenue Nightclub Monday morning.
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WWE superstar Rusev wasn't picture perfect with a black eye ... but that didn't stop him and Lana from saying "I do" again -- this time in Rusev's home country of Bulgaria.
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New Zealand has expelled a U.S. diplomat after Washington declined to waive his right to diplomatic immunity after an "incident" which gave him a broken nose and a black eye.
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Wolfe has Everett as a towering hero, finally giving those pasty Chomskyans a black eye using the media and a best-selling book (the delightful Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes).
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Instead, she said, the girl texted photographs of herself with a black eye to her sister, saying that their mother, who was working in the sex trade, had beaten her.
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But what if you had dark skin and most of the videos showed lighter-skinned women applying hues that would make you look as if you had a black eye?
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Defending the free market, promoting a growing economy in Texas, defunding Planned Parenthood — abortion is this country's biggest black eye — and term limits for Congress are what's important to me.
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Mark Dayton of Minnesota, who told The Star Tribune of Minneapolis that the situation was "a bad black eye" for the state and urged Kaler to meet with the players.
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Still, the living-will issue is the latest black eye for Wells Fargo, which was only a few months ago was considered one of the nation's most well-managed banks.
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She said she disclosed to the FBI that Porter punched her face during a fight in 2005, and that she subsequently shared with the FBI photos of the black eye.
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Both of Porter's ex-wives have accused him of domestic abuse, with one revealing photographs of herself with a black eye that she said she got from her former husband.
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Maybe in Trump's mind, it's not sexual assault unless it involves some other form of obvious physical violence, like giving a woman a black eye or holding her at gunpoint.
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"It currently looks as if the German economy could get away with one black eye but these days, economic strength in Germany doesn't come effortlessly," he said in a note Tuesday.
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Chris Collins said Friday afternoon prior to the cancellation of the vote that if the health care bill fails, it would leave a "black eye" on his party's ability to legislate.
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But it was yet another black eye for bitcoin, the digital currency that holds so much promise as an alternative to fiat currencies but has never really broken into the mainstream.
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At the standees in the back of the shop, Hanks indulged Kimmel in one of his longest-running bits, and defaced a Damon standee with a black tooth and black eye.
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With President-elect Trump and many others openly challenging the intelligence community's claim that the Russian government directed the attack, the news seems like a clear black eye for the bureau.
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The 34-year-old American, winner of 82 World Cup races, sustained a black eye and bruised ribs when she crashed on Tuesday in a race won by compatriot Mikaela Shiffrin.
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Four days after her initial filing, she filed for a domestic violence restraining order, appearing in court with a visibly black eye and alleging shocking details of abuse in court documents.
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As the New York Times noted, even the platform's bug reporting system became inaccessible, a black eye for a service that (at least in theory) is never supposed to go down.
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It makes sense that almost any private donor or public corporation would want to avoid what could be a black eye for the Republican Party and the democratic process in general.
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Still bearing a black eye and scar from surgery, McCain gave a thumbs-down signal in a decisive vote to scuttle a Trump-backed bill to repeal the Obamacare healthcare law.
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The allegations are another black eye for Petrobras, which has been at the center of Brazil's sprawling "Car Wash" corruption investigations, and the firm is eager to clean up its image.
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WeWork is doing increasing amounts of business with SoftBank, which is also its biggest investorThe history of WeWork's meteoric valuation rise — and fallThe WeWork debacle is a black eye for SoftBank.
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He later backtracked, saying he was "shocked" by the allegations after the Intercept shared a photo from one of Porter's ex-wives showing a black eye that Porter allegedly gave her.
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Bill Belichick showed up to press conferences this week with a black eye, and I haven't even gotten to the offensive line, the defense, or the players who aren't coming back.
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All the pictures were a variation on the same theme: a bunch of half-naked guys, threesomes, details of male genitalia, a smiling face of a woman with a black eye.
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The good news: The black eye that Kit endured for standing up to this burger bully may have helped him land what is undoubtedly his most important acting role to date.
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Mr. Carman insists to one of his daughters that having a black eye doesn't count as being "hurt" and visits a doctor who wonders whether his symptoms indicate post-concussion syndrome.
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They said their daughter had a black eye, some of her hair had been pulled out and her knee was bruised after falling into the school bus seat, Gouverneur police said.
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The suit says that she has been pushed, shoved and spit on, and that she was injured, including bruises on her arm, a bump on her head and a black eye.
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A 'black eye' on law enforcement, chief says Hornaday told CNN the officer involved in the incident sent him a picture of the marked cup on Saturday through a text message.
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" Carter fell twice in October: once requiring stitches (and receiving a black eye) and another time fracturing his pelvis in what his office said at the time was a "minor injury.
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It is the latest black eye this month for the U.S. IPO market, on the heels of struggles for several high-profile offerings, such as SmileDirectClub and WeWork owner We Company.
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It is the latest black eye this month for the U.S. IPO market, on the heels of struggles for several high-profile offerings, such as SmileDirectClub and WeWork owner We Company.
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Former wrestler Chyna sported a black eye, but told fans she was "doing good" in a video she uploaded to YouTube just three days before she was discovered dead at age 45.
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Just weeks later, Ortiz-Magro shared a photo of his bruised face and black eye on Instagram, seemingly blaming Harley for it and apologizing for "lying" to his friends to protect her.
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" Referring to the time he she says punched her and gave her the black eye, she said, "Up until then, he had always done it in a way that didn't leave marks.
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After the short, violent struggle with them, A. came away with a black eye, a huge bruise on his forehead, and two broken fingers on his left hand, but not only that.
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Lester has answered a five-game winning streak by going 0-1 in his last four - with a horrific display against New York on July 3 serving as quite the black eye.
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" He fell twice in October: once requiring stitches (and receiving a nasty black eye) and another time fracturing his pelvis in what his office said at the time was a "minor injury.
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This gave the entire field a black eye, while audiologists — who are doctoral-level professionals — were painted with the same broad brush as those who simply sold hearing aids without appropriate fittings.
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Because of WeWork's copious cash consumption, that setback has the potential to be more than just a public relations black eye; it could threaten its ability to continue as a going concern.
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They encircled him and "came at me with fists," Mr. Lockett said, leaving him with a black eye that remained swollen for weeks and a greater fear of living on the streets.
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Some of them still wear the thick, black eye makeup of the vamps they became known for playing in films or the candy-pink nail polish of the teenagers they once were.
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His first wife, Colbie Holderness, gave the F.B.I. a photo of her with a black eye, a result, she said, of Porter punching her in the face during a vacation in 2005.
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"These allegations are simply false," Mr. Porter said in a statement after details of the reported abuse circulated on Wednesday, including a photograph of one of his accusers with a black eye.
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Her mother said her daughter had a black eye, some of her hair had been pulled out and her knee was bruised after falling into the school bus seat, Gouverneur police said.
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And frankly, what we have here is everyone thought they were going to be able to weather the storm until photographs of one of his wives with a black eye came out.
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Politico reported that in the hours after a photo surfaced of one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye, a meeting was planned by White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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It appears unlikely that this impacted any closely contested races in a meaningful way, but it's unfortunate for the citizens affected and a black eye for the county and the state. Sen.
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Additionally, witnesses allegedlysaid Garcia "would sometimes slap Manny in the mouth when he screamed," would beat him with a shoe on his back and once gave him a black eye, according to prosecutors.
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It can be as simple as a black eye or as serious a fracture of bones surrounding the eye, said Dr. R. Sterling Haring, lead author of the study, published in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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Now that my cyst was gone, sure, I may have had a black eye because of the numbing and pressure, but I just put a Band-Aid over my stitches and went out.
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Occhionero, which means black-eye in Italian, called his software "Eye Pyramid" in reference to the all-seeing eye of God like the one depicted on the back of the U.S. dollar bill.
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Take Chuck, who is so desperate to be dominated that he pierces his nipple with a safety pin, much to Wendy's horror, and then hires a dominatrix who gives him a black eye.
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If you're willing to get knocked around, throw some punches, and possibly walk away with a few stitches and/or a black eye, jump into the ring and prove what you can do.
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There are conflicting accounts as to what was said and done next, but there was little doubt that the brawny Murdoch had gratified the guard's wish and left him with a black eye.
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There is a corporate media system — Twitter, Fox News, the Wall Street Journal — that wants Andy Ngo, that needs Andy Ngo, and it prefers him with a black eye because it's better content.
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Her fishnet tights and gloves paid homage to the "Like a Virgin" era, while the statement accessory — a black eye patch with a red "x" — matched the vibe of her "Medellín" music video.
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The report, released on Thursday by the Justice Department's Inspector General, represents another black eye for the DEA, which came under criticism in 2015 after revelations that agents attended sex parties with prostitutes.
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"The league has got to step in here, because this is a very big black eye for this league," former NBA Coach of the Year Hubie Brown said during the Indiana-Atlanta game.
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But in spite of a bit of a black eye in all of this, there's something to be said for the exacting standards that would lead Nintendo to make such a difficult decision.
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Obama prosecuted more government officials under the World War I-era Espionage Act than all previous administrations combined, a black eye on a president who, at one point, won a Nobel Peace prize.
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If the findings hold, they would be a black eye for sentencing algorithms in general, indicating we may simply not have the tools to accurately predict whether a defendant will commit further crimes.
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The breach disclosed last week is the latest black eye for Ms. Mayer, whose failed turnaround effort resulted in Yahoo's agreement in July to sell its core operations to Verizon for $4.8 billion.
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The bodies of several U.S. soldiers were dragged through the streets, and the entire episode was a black eye for President Clinton's new administration, which withdrew much of its involvement in the region.
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The bottom line: Everything Facebook does with data is now coming under a microscope, and instead of getting out ahead of this story, the company just allowed itself to take another black eye.
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Sure, yesterday's big wood staining HomePod news was a bit of a black eye for Apple's smart speaker, but it's going to be a boon for one very specific, extremely narrow product category.
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Earlier that month, an 80-year-old member of the City Council was attacked by two teenage boys while getting into her car in a parking garage, leaving her with a black eye.
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"We've got a black eye, statewide and nationally," said Trey Johnston, the co-owner of J&M Bookstore, an apparel store not far from Jordan-Hare Stadium, where Saturday's game will be played.
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In 2005, Ms. Holderness said that Mr. Porter punched her while the two were on vacation in Europe, and that he later took photos of a black eye she sustained during their argument.
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Last year, the car market suffered another black eye when the sale of a rare Nazi-era Porsche, which should have been the high point of the Monterey Car Week, went badly awry.
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She said she informed the FBI about the various alleged abuses she suffered from her ex-husband, including an incident in 2005 when he allegedly punched her face, giving her a black eye.
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Kelly said he took action within 40 minutes of seeing the photos that had surfaced overnight showing one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye she claims she got because of Porter.
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The American great, winner of 82 World Cup races, has battled knee injuries throughout her career and sustained a black eye when crashing out of Tuesday's Super-G won by compatriot Mikaela Shiffrin.
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Even in Kentucky, the site of their biggest black eye, Republicans continued converting ancestral Democrats who had long ago rejected the national party but continued to vote for their more conservative local candidates.
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For three days, he told me if I didn't give him money for more nights, he would tie me to a tree in a forest and leave me there until my black eye healed.
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Occasionally, Scragg himself features in a post—black eye liner, druid-like face tattoos, a naval-length ginger beard that coalesces into a single dreadlock—a true influencer in the world of the macabre.
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Grande's eagle-eyed fans noticed the skincare faux pas when the "7 Rings" singer posted a selfie this past weekend as she was waking up with smudged black eye makeup still on her face.
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Colleagues tell me they can't reconcile the Rob Porter they know (consummate gentleman) with the Rob Porter they're reading about, with a police report and photos of a black eye by a former wife.
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Occhionero, which means black-eye in Italian, used a customised malware called "EyePyramid", a reference to the all-seeing eye of God like the one depicted on the back of the U.S. dollar bill.
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We've since learned that the Trump administration arranged an off-the-record briefing with four journalists just hours after The Daily Mail published photographs of one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye.
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A black eye already forming, he made his way out of the ring with assistance and sat down next to the ringside medics a few feet from me as I got up and left.
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"The German economy got away with a black eye: the technical recession could be avoided," Deka bank analyst Andreas Scheuerle said, but he added it was still too early to give the all-clear.
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Imagine attaching the Tracker to objects like a baseball bat that you'll swing around — one slip-up on the bat's handle and you could be looking at a shattered TV, black eye or worse.
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Yet Porter did not resign until a photo surfaced last week of his first ex-wife, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye she said she got from her husband during a vacation in Italy.
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This week we learned of another black eye for the company — apparently the Justice Department obtained a warrant that forced Yahoo to scan incoming email for a digital signature tied to a terrorist organization.
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Former White House staff secretary Rob Porter reportedly blamed his ex-wife's black eye on a fall while defending himself against abuse allegations in an off-the-record meeting with four journalists last week.
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Seven days after President Trump's inauguration on January 20, 2017, the FBI received photographs of Holderness showing her with a black eye that she said was caused by Porter punching her in the face.
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The 22-year-old got a serious wake-up call on Saturday, with online photos showing him in a local hospital — sporting a black eye and swollen cheekbone as a result of the alleged attack.
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The posts come just two days after he shared a photo of his bruised face and black eye on Instagram, seemingly blaming Harley for it and apologizing for "lying" to his friends to protect her.
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Investigators interviewed three adults who shared a residence with Robin and White, and two said they noticed the baby had a black eye, bruising on her arms and "too much blood" coming from her tongue.
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The allegations were first reported in the Daily Mail, where photos of Porter's first ex-wife with a black eye and a 2010 protective order against Porter from his second wife were also made public.
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The vote came late at night not long after McCain's diagnosis and he still bore a black eye and scar from the surgery when he gave an emphatic thumbs-down gesture to scuttle the measure.
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Iowa's disaster gave the party a black eye and led to rampant speculation and, with Bernie Sanders supporters especially aggressive in pushing conspiracy theories that the caucus meltdown had been intentional to hurt their candidate.
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In 2001, Colvin famously lost her vision in her left eye while working in Sri Lanka and, as a result, started to wear a black eye patch, an image that Pike portrays in the film.
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A second black eye came when the results reported by the state party contained dozens of errors, both in the recording of results and apparent mathematical errors in awarding delegates out of the precinct caucuses.
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A Pennsylvania mother is calling for accountability after her 7-year-old son, who has Down syndrome, fell on the school bus in an incident that left him with a black eye and bloody face.
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The Alaskan Bush People star, 30, found himself in the emergency room on Monday after an injury — sharing photos of his hospital bracelet and the new black eye patch he was given as a result.
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What is certain is that the fight ended with Mr Lynn's team leaving New America and a black eye for Ms Slaughter, who appears to have folded under pressure and fired a well-respected scholar.
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He had 11 stitches in his face and an insanely nasty black eye (the video doesn't come close to doing the swelling justice) after taking an elbow from Al-Farouq Aminu in the first quarter.
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Food service giant Aramark, infamous for serving America's prisoners maggots, garbage, rotten chicken tacos, rat turds, and spoiled food, suffered a black eye last July when Michigan cancelled the company's three-year, $145 million contract.
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But the letter from the F.D.A. is the second black eye for health issues at the plant outside of Boston, known as its North Atlantic Kitchen, and could put some of those sales in peril.
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It's the latest black eye for Deutsche Bank, which is under criminal investigation for potential money laundering, has been scrutinized over its relationship with President Trump and is in the middle of a costly reorganization.
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Yet Porter did not lose his job until photos surfaced last week of his first ex-wife, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye she said she got from her husband during a vacation in Italy.
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They also find Creek's dad with her and jump to the conclusion that he's responsible for all these girls, which...well if he'd recently given me a black eye, I might jump to that conclusion also.
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The chaos has been a black eye for Democrats at the beginning of the nominating process, as the New Hampshire primary is just days away and there are still no final results from the Hawkeye State.
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That Uber chose to cover this up with a ransom payment is yet another black eye for a company already dealing with a reputation of pushing legal boundaries in its efforts to evade potential regulation. Sen.
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"Chris Pine and I actually got a little too physical and he ended up with a black eye – which ended up in the movie, by the way!" he told PEOPLE at the film's Comic-Con premiere.
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Beginning as Mongeau's attempt to strike back at VidCon organizers after several poor experiences with the conference, it was repeatedly described in Dawson's series as a hastily organized conference intended as a black eye against VidCon.
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The living wills are separate from the Fed's stress tests, where banks demonstrate stability by showing how they would withstand economic shocks in hypothetical scenarios but failing either process is a black eye for bank bosses.
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With Sandy, the ECMWF correctly predicted a landfall in the Northeast nearly a week ahead, while the GFS continually kept the storm offshore in what became a major black eye for the US weather-modeling industry.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Paul LePage considering resignation | McCain, Rubio face primary election today | Roger Ailes at Trump's debate prep with a black eye (?) | Pumpkin is back at Dunkin Donuts To view online —> http://bit.
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Back in March, the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan suffered a very public black eye when the ruling Justice & Development Party (AKP) lost the mayoral races in Turkey's three largest cities, Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir.
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WeWork is doing increasing amounts of business with SoftBank, which is also its biggest investor WeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts say
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They include: Detailed written testimonies of reported violent incidents; photos of Heard's black eye; supposed texts between Heard and Depp's assistant; and a friend's firsthand account of calling 911 on Heard's behalf during an alleged attack.
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The slumping "Nightly News" is the latest black eye for embattled NBC News Chairman Andy Lack , whom Comcast honchos reportedly want to replace by the end of the year after a series of public relations debacles.
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The alleged incident happened on December 7, 2016, the birthday of a child identified in the document as C.L. He suffered red marks and swelling on his face and forehead and a black eye, prosecutors say.
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Its recent experience with The Interview and the movie's lampooning of Kim Jong Un may or may not have directly led to the hacking and leaking of studio emails, a massive black eye for the company.
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"The AMT addition would be a black eye especially for technology companies as the tax breaks related to [intellectual property] and spending on research and development," said Daniel Ives, head of technology research at GBH Insights.
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Tech: Samsung postponed the release of a highly anticipated foldable phone, another black eye for the company, which has developed a reputation for rushing to be first with new innovations at the risk of quality assurance.
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And another black eye to a newspaper where credibility is such a serious problem that it reported on Sunday that readers are flooding inboxes and customer care phone lines with complaints not seen in 15 years.
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The stalemate raises the prospect of a partisan set of rules for the trial, which would be a black eye for a chamber that kicked off former President Bill Clinton's impeachment trial with a unanimous vote.
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Tristan Thompson is a Black Eye on Cleveland's Bloody Face The Cavaliers have dropped five of their last six games, with all five losses coming up against teams few, if anybody, projected to make the playoffs.
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And then there were the promos for Ben Higgins' season that showed Leah with a black eye — which was cast as if it was supposedly from a fight — but no such argument ever happened on the show.
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The lawyer said Marshall, 32, slugged Myles, 28, outside the Marquee nightclub in March 2012, leaving her with a black eye and bruised face, out of a mistaken belief she had thrown a bottle at his wife.
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The bank's announcement of an investigation by regulators including the Financial Conduct Authority, the main overseer of banks in Britain, was another black eye for Mr. Staley, who is the latest Barclays chief to have regulatory troubles.
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Carter was injured in two other falls this year: He had to have surgery after breaking his hip at home in May and required 14 stitches — and suffered an ugly black eye — after falling in early October.
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Willoughby provided a copy of a 2010 protective order she filed against him; Holderness provided the Intercept with photos of herself with a black eye, which she said showed the result of Porter hitting her in 2005.
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New Zealand has expelled an attache at the U.S. Embassy after Washington declined to waive his right to diplomatic immunity after an "incident" which gave him a broken nose and a black eye, media and authorities said.
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Amid the scandal, Porter's first ex-wife, Colbie Holderness wrote an essay for the Washington Post, which led with a photo of her with a black eye she said Porter gave her on a vacation in Italy.
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"Even if you look at Europe right now, it has been a bit of a black eye as it relates to global economic growth, ... the Citi [Economic] Surprise Index looks like it's starting to bottom," Mills said.
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On display was a group exhibition called "Black Eye," which included works by an impressive roster of established and emerging artists—Kehinde Wiley, Wangechi Mutu, Steve McQueen, Kerry James Marshall, Deana Lawson, David Hammons, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye.
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Recently, she went to the emergency room with a black eye and a deep cut, casually writing it off as an outcome of monkeying around with him and cutting her face on the corner of a wall.
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Porter resigned from the White House Wednesday after news reports revealed that both of his ex-wives alleged that he had abused them, with one report including pictures of one of the women with a black eye.
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The ban, twinned with the disclosure that the European Union had found E.coli and salmonella in meat and chicken exported from Brazil, was the latest black eye for a key sector of the country's sprawling farm economy.
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Porter resigned as staff secretary last week after he was accused of domestic abuse by both of his ex-wives, one of whom revealed photographs of herself with a black eye she said she received from Porter.
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Monday's escape was another black eye for Indonesia's penal system, which has experienced numerous prison escapes and riots over the years because of overcrowding and inadequate conditions, as well as a lack of guards and prison personnel.
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The United States suffered a black eye during the invasion of Iraq in 2003, when it was faulted for failing to protect the Iraq National Museum in Baghdad from plunder amid the chaos of the city's fall.
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Instead, the JEDI contract was awarded on October 25 to Microsoft, a decision that experts dubbed "a huge feather in the cap for Microsoft" and a "black eye for Bezos and Amazon" in interviews with Business Insider.
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The evidence against Porter includes a photograph of his first wife, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye she says Porter gave her and an order of protection his second wife, Jennifer Willoughby, sought in a Virginia court.
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"I think it's a black eye for Kraft Heinz management for not implementing it in as a sophisticated way as might be necessary, or maybe they just implemented it too hard, too fast," Investec analyst Eddy Hargreaves said.
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In the days since Americans first glimpsed a photo of Colbie Holderness with a black eye, allegedly from her then-husband and former White House aide Rob Porter, more and more people have sought help for domestic abuse.
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Wheeler, who is also the police commissioner, has faced criticism after Andy Ngo, a sub-editor and photojournalist for Quillette, a conservative online publication, was reportedly assaulted by antifa protesters, leaving him with scratches and a black eye.
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The surge in complaints may have been sparked by a couple of high-profile incidents that gave the industry a black eye — most notably, cell phone video showing a United Airlines passenger being dragged off of a plane.
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Arriving shrouded in widow's weeds and standing in solitary magnificence to stare at me with one unblinking black eye, it is still only a bird, a big, black bird entirely indifferent to the workings of the human realm.
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In a Facebook post, Christine Messersmith wrote that Forkner "repeatedly beat me senseless," detailing an alleged attack in February that "lasted for 15 minutes" and left her with bruises on her arms and legs and a black eye.
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Despite photographs showing one of the women with a black eye, Mr. Trump on Friday emphasized that Mr. Porter had protested his innocence, and on Saturday he complained that a "mere allegation" could ruin someone without due process.
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The issues with the Galaxy Fold, a premium phone priced at nearly $2,000, are another black eye for Samsung, which has developed a reputation for rushing to be first with new innovations at the risk of quality assurance.
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Do they believe he can deliver something to them no one else can, or is it just that people are so sick of politics and politicians that this is a black eye to try and change 'the system'?
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Horstmann is on the mend from both the events of last year and his black eye, so don't worry; you can catch the BIP star recapping Pilot Pete's love story every week on his various social media platforms.
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The chief of staff said he engineered Porter's exit once he learned about the physical abuse allegations, which were backed up by a photo showing ex-wife Colbie Holderness with a black eye she claims Porter gave her.
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While there wasn't much expected of the former, the latter became the first real black eye for Amazon as it opened to just $589,000 in 783 theaters, one of the worst openings in 500 theaters or more this year.
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At The Verge, Motherboard managing editor Adrianne Jeffries pointed out that while Google and Facebook had been dealt a black eye by the revelation that they had collaborated with the NSA, Twitter had emerged looking clean as a whistle.
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For such openness the firm should partly thank Krav Maga, a form of martial arts developed by Israel's army, of which Mr Schulman is a devotee—he sometimes shows up to the office with a black eye and cuts.
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According to people familiar with the call, Goldston struck an angry tone, fuming about Ross's erroneous report, which has quickly become a black eye for the network and a "fake news" talking point for Donald Trump and his allies.
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Vonn sustained a black eye when crashing out of Tuesday's Super G early, but she said she is looking forward to one last race and one big party to bring to an end almost two decades in the sport.
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One—recently "saved and bathed in the blood of Jesus"—acknowledged that the husband in question was a "pretty-boy" pissant who fathered outside children, gambled away the grocery money, and had left his wife with a black eye.
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The incident was another black eye for a police department under a U.S. Justice Department consent decree to overhaul operations that includes changes in training and the use of force after officers were found to have routinely harassed minorities.
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The White House has said that Kelly asked Porter to resign when he became "fully aware" of the accusations last Wednesday, the same day the Daily Mail published photos showing one of Porter's former wives with a black eye.
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England boxer Lisa Whiteside suffered a black eye while defeating Northern Ireland's Carly McNaul to win the 51kg gold on Saturday but the 32-year-old said she was happy to take a few bumps and bruises for success.
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Alessandra -- who pretty clearly has a black eye here -- says the Lyft driver then pulled her out of the vehicle and tossed her around like a rag doll until a few good men stepped in to stop the mayhem.
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With a black eye and a sullied reputation, Big Tech may be entering an age of tapered profits, the victim of much-reduced public tolerance for the industry's free ride, say U.S. and European industry leaders, analysts and academics.
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About 15 feet, he reckons, which was a fall far enough to break his feet and leave him with a black eye that's actually dark purple, dye half of one eyeball bright red and shear his eyebrow in two.
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WeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts sayWeWork says it has a $3 trillion market opportunity and has signed up only 0.2% of its potential customers.
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Ari Fleischer, a White House press secretary under President George W. Bush, said a bigger factor was that the president's team accepted Mr. Porter's denials until photographs were published showing one of his ex-wives with a black eye.
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She was taken to the hospital with a black eye, rug burns on her knees, a wound on her right arm that required stitches, and scratches and abrasions on her head, both shoulders and the tops of her feet.
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The sessions will act as a forum to exchange information about the behavior that should put a cosmetology worker on alert, and to recognize that abuse, especially when it is emotional, can be more subtle than a black eye.
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Shareholder resolutions could be a black eye for San Francisco-based Wells Fargo, which has avoided some of the investor backlash that other large banks faced coming out of the financial crisis under pressure from Walden and other activists.
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It is a black-eye for its its three owners, KKR, Bain Capital Partners and real estate investment trust Vornado Realty Trust, who took the retailer private in 2005 for $6.6 billion, leaving it with $4.9 billion in debt.
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The bureau interviewed both ex-wives during the check, and Holderness — Porter's first wife — told the Intercept she'd sent the FBI the photo of herself with a black eye, which she said happened after Porter hit her in Florence.
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A day after the Jersey Shore star alluded to tension with his on-off girlfriend by posting a photo of his black eye on Instagram, Thursday's episode of Jersey Shore Family vacation captured yet another fight between the explosive couple.
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" He wasn't, of course, adding, "{Kyrgios} could be the best player in the world, but mentally he's No. 28 in the world... When he goes through those periods when he's not competing, it's just a black eye for the sport.
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The incident has since been patched, but it was undeniably a black eye for the company, one that Apple seems eager to put behind it with this new campaign that looks to reinforce that privacy is still a big priority.
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In what sounds like a plot point straight out of Veep itself, an Australian politician laughed so hard while watching the HBO show that he choked on a piece of sushi and gave himself a black eye, BuzzFeed News reports.
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"The Whitey Bulger scandal was the biggest black eye in the history of the FBI," Mark Silverman, a former Boston mob associate, and the author of Rogue Mobster: The Untold Story of Mark Silverman and the Boston Mafia, told VICE.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A possible bout between Floyd Mayweather and mixed martial arts champion Conor McGregor is getting lots of buzz but two fighters that are getting in the ring said the crossover tilt would be a black eye on boxing.
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To prepare for Putin's next surprise, it's worth keeping his core strategic tenets in mind: Russia must be taken seriously abroad, his leadership cannot be questioned at home, and no opportunity to give America a black eye can be passed over.
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TRACK THE STORM HERE With Sandy, the ECMWF correctly predicted a landfall in the Northeast nearly a week ahead, while the GFS continually kept the storm offshore in what became a major black eye for the US weather-modeling industry.
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Shah attributed the initial, forceful support for Porter as based on incomplete information, and said things changed as a complete picture of Porter's actions became more clear — including the release of photos of his first wife with a black eye.
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The 23-year-old played through a black eye and managed to score 2115 points in the 63-26 win over New Orleans, which pulled the Heat into a tie with Detroit for the No. 2109 spot in the East.
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The retirement by Police Superintendent Michael Fedorko, effective immediately, is just the latest black eye for the Port Authority, which operates three major regional airports, the George Washington Bridge, the World Trade Center site in New York and other transportation facilities.
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But on February 7, the ascendant politico resigned in disgrace after his two ex-wives accused him of abuse—one of them shared photos of herself with a black eye, and the other had filed a restraining order against him.
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" He later said that he was "shocked" by the allegations — which spurred the release of a photograph of one of Mr. Porter's former wives with a black eye — and said, "there is no place for domestic violence in our society.
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First cover: November 1989 NME peak: 2016, when it got a cover story merely for releasing a new single Slim, bare-chested leftists who loved crucifixes and black eye shadow, this hard-rocking Welsh band wanted to be Smart Oasis.
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One foreign reporter based in Almaty posted a photo of himself with a black eye sitting inside a police vehicle after being detained, but said the bruise was a result of falling on a policeman's knee rather than being struck deliberately.
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In a statement, Mr. Porter said that "these allegations are simply false," even as details of the alleged abuse and photographs of one of his former wives with a black eye that she said he had given her were widely circulated.
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Sure, the economic mirage of China continued, and even Google couldn't maintain its patience, attempting to launch its Project Dragonfly censored Chinese search engine to much outcry, ultimately to shelve it, giving its leadership a bit of a black eye.
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He also suffered a quasi-black eye when the French media discovered in 2012 that he had applied for a Belgian passport during the socialist administration of President François Hollande, though he said it was only for estate planning purposes.
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But more lavish than the pastries and meats on display was the attire of those eating them: Men wore oversize shearling coats with cowbells chained around their waists, and women lifted lace hanging from black eye masks to have a bite.
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The color for which the species is named is a beautiful coppery brick shade, and their tails are marked by a signature black "eye spot," an adaptation biologists believe evolved to fool predators into attacking a relatively nonessential part of their anatomy.
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That would be a black eye for any company, but Uber managed to dig itself even deeper by paying the 20-year-old hacker who was responsible for the breach $100,000 to delete the data and keep his mouth shut about it.
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I mean the reality is if you go back to 2008, 043, during the Great Recession, there were headlines all over the place about Blackstone's black eye, the Hilton investment was the last train out of dodge... Chris Nassetta: Those were tough times.
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" But so many players sustained so many different injuries, that Bob Nagle, a radio voice of Notre Dame sports for decades, joked, "We had four A.C.L.s, a broken nose, a black eye, three ankle sprains and a broadcaster with an ingrown toenail.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro suffered a nasty black eye after his baby mama allegedly hit him with a phone and punched him in the face, and this is a DIFFERENT incident from the one last week where cops came rushing to his home.
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If Russia is proven responsible for the attack, it would be a black eye for the Putin regime, which spent the better part of Monday condemning an accidental airstrike carried out by the US on a Syrian military position, also near Aleppo.
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" The Mail then published a second story in which Porter's first wife, Colbie Holderness, alleged similar abuse, while The Intercept published photos of Holderness with a black eye, prompting Porter to resign and Kelly to say he was "shocked by the new allegations.
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A federal jury in Manhattan found Marshall, 32, not liable for assaulting and battering Christin Myles, 28, who said she suffered a black eye and bruised face following the run-in with the football star while she was out celebrating her birthday.
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"Not sure that Cristiano Ronaldo meant to welcome me with a black eye but this Canadian football fan will take the penalty kick to the face as an excellent memory from one of the best," writes a soccer spectator on her YouTube page.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian police on Tuesday arrested a presidential aide and two ex-governors as part of an investigation into the 2014 World Cup's most expensive stadium, another black eye for the country's political establishment that adds pressure on beleaguered President Michel Temer.
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One more surreal twist: Representing the Trump administration on CBS' "Face the Nation" today, Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said Porter was given "the benefit of the doubt" until the photos came out showing the black eye he allegedly gave his ex-wife.
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Their extraordinary texting affair on their government phones has given the FBI a black eye, laying bare a raw political bias brought into the workplace that agents are supposed to check at the door when they strap on their guns and badges.
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Although Russia is notorious for attempting to infiltrate American society with spies working without diplomatic cover, any instance in which their efforts are exposed serves as a black eye for a country whose intelligence services remain among the most proficient in the world.
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Members of both parties believe he went too far in declaring an emergency to secure funding for a wall that he could not win through the appropriations process — or an extended government shutdown that was a black eye for the Republican Party.
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I walked into the elevator of the office building of my new job, bracing myself for comments and hoping my put-together outfit — sleek black dress, chunky gold necklace and four-inch heels — would distract from the bruise blooming around my black eye.
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The injuries forced the UFC star to back out of her fight with PVZ ... but speaking publicly with a black eye for the first time since the incident -- Ostovich says the fight's back on 'cause she feels like she HAS to do it.
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But she transported gold better than anyone in the Gold Rush era, pulling precious cargo over tight mountain passes, watching for wild animals and desperadoes — all while wearing a black eye patch, after having been kicked in the face by a horse.
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In what would give the program its lasting black eye, Frank Olson, an Army scientist working with MK-ULTRA who had been given LSD without his knowledge, jumped, or was possibly pushed, out of a hotel room window in New York in 1953.
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The incident represents a black eye for the Consumer Electronics Association, which has actively pushed Congress to weaken our patent system and ignored one of the big arguments for maintaining robust patent laws: the influx of cheap Chinese competitors undercutting inventors' ideas.
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Even though a photo of one of Porter's ex-wives had been made public in which she had a black eye, allegedly caused by Porter, Trump responded by offering words of support for Porter, while not expressing any sympathy for the two women.
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In October 2018, Ortiz-Magro posted a photo of himself with a bruised face and black eye and blamed the injuries on Harley; she fired back with screenshots of their text exchanges and claimed he was "begging" her to take him back.
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The grotesque body is ever-present in McGinley's early work, but whether it be an image of Dan Colen's black eye ("Dan," 2002), McGinley's bloody mouth ("Sucker Punch," 2001), or an intimately unflattering sexual image ("Facial," 1999), these are images of youth.
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This time, Thompson says, McDonnell concluded that he hadn't "earned" the right to wear the Arkansas logo and demanded he return every Arkansas-branded piece of clothing and equipment until his suspension ended and he proved he wouldn't give the program another black eye.
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Selfies of Heard with a black eye and split lip were published, she was photographed leaving court with a bruised face, and later a video she took of him pouring a massive glass of wine in the morning and violently slamming cabinets was leaked.
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Prosecutor Hayden acknowledged the texts sent by the victim to the accused killer, and told jurors in his opening statement that "days before" the incident, Mohammed Abdelaziz had given his aunt a black eye and bruises on her legs, according to the Express-News.
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Such gaps in logic can be bridged if you spend enough time thinking about them; perhaps it's meant as irony that Tina sings the joyous "River Deep, Mountain High" — about a love that "gets stronger every day" — just after getting a black eye from Ike.
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There appeared to be bipartisan consensus among senators on Tuesday that the effects of the policy aimed at deterring illegal immigration proved chaotic and poorly planned, psychologically scarring for many children and their parents, and delivered an international black eye to the United States.
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The U.K.-based news outlet obtained 2006 court documents from a custody battle chronicling allegations from Bush's now ex-wife Sarah Seldon that he struck her on numerous occasions, including hitting his closed fist into her sternum and once causing her a black eye.
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In an interview with Yahoo Entertainment published earlier this week, Brooks said he wasn't at all surprised by Carter's quick return to volunteering for the nonprofit shortly after the 95-year-old suffered a fall that left him with a black eye on Sunday.
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The investigation, conducted by British, French and American judicial authorities, turned into a black eye for Airbus and led to the departure of several top executives, including Mr. Enders at the end of his tenure, as well as an overhaul of management and sales teams.
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She plays an outlaw, Daisy Domergue, and one slow look that she gives, raising her face, with a black eye and a crinkled grin, to fill the screen, may be the most convincing portrait of wickedness—and of its demonic appeal—in all of Tarantino.
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Shah said Kelly, who was Porter's immediate superior, only became "fully aware" of the scope of those "serious and disturbing" claims Wednesday, when the Daily Mail published photos of one of his ex-wives with a black eye that she said Porter gave her.
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In fact, Carter returned home just last Wednesday from a two-week stay at the hospital for surgery to treat a subdural hematoma from his multiple falls throughout the year — he fell twice in October, earning him stitches, a black eye and a fractured pelvis.
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Mr. Dodd had just taken over as the association's chief and had to adhere to legislation that forbade him from personally lobbying Congress for two years after leaving office, but the failure of the law, the Stop Online Piracy Act, became a black eye nonetheless.
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According to sources in the room, Kelly told the staffers that he took action on Porter within 40 minutes of seeing the photos that had surfaced overnight showing one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye she claims she got because of Porter.
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A guilty plea by a subsidiary would be a reputational black eye for Goldman, which has taken pride in never having to admit guilt in a federal investigation — although a number of other big banks have had subsidiaries do so without any lasting impact.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House was not fully aware of the extent of the domestic abuse allegations against former White House aide Rob Porter until photographs of an ex-wife with a black eye emerged on Wednesday, a White House spokesman said on Thursday.
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The photo of the black eye came a week after MTV's episode of Jersey Shore Family Vacation captured the aftermath of a June incident in which Harley allegedly dragged Ortiz-Magro with her car while their infant daughter was in the backseat, landing him in a sling.
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The pitcher, 34, could be seen with a large black eye and a bump on his nose during Wednesday's game — but still managed to pitch seven scoreless innings and strike out 10 Phillies players, leading the Nationals to a 2-0 victory, according to USA Today.
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In October, just a week before the wedding, Ronnie posted a photo of himself with a bruised face and black eye and blamed the injuries on Jen; she fired back with screenshots of their text exchanges and claimed he was "begging" her to take him back.
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The day after practice, many of the Shock Exchange players—who work as children's book editors, physical therapists, and wine store managers, among other professions—would hobble around their workplaces, quads sore and lower backs tight, some with fresh bruises or maybe even a black eye.
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On Wednesday, the day that The Intercept would later publish a photo of Porter's first wife with a black eye, Porter arrived at the White House and tried to either rescind his resignation or delay its effective date, according to the account by the member of Congress.
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The release slate the Mouse House acquired from the studio included movies that have either been insignificant at the box office (the flat comedy "Stuber") or been a black eye for the company ("Dark Phoenix," which was largely responsible for a $170 million quarterly loss for Fox).
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said late on Monday he will sign a budget bill to end a partial government shutdown that became a black eye for him after he was seen lounging on a beach that had been closed to the public over the holiday weekend.
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Thanks to one idiot in left field, there was a black eye on what was an otherwise tremendous night for Blue Jays fans and the city of Toronto following Edwin Encarnacion's eleventh-inning walk-off home run to cap a thrilling American League Wild Card game.
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Several describe cute juvenile sex games, including Going to Missouri, in which Cecily and her Barbie doll make mad pioneer love in matching bonnets, and Kiss Machine, in which Theo speed-smooches a set of twin boys until one somehow winds up with a black eye.
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Sometimes footage shown in them has straight up never seen in the actual season — like a pregnancy test teased on Chris Soules' season that was never mentioned again and Leah Block having a black eye that was never seen outside of previews on Ben Higgins' season.
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It represents another black eye for SoftBank's Vision Fund, which has seen a number of its portfolio companies announce layoffs and executive changes over the last year -- earlier this week, SoftBank-backed car rental company Getaround laid off about 150 employees, or about one-quarter of staff.
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"How does that relate to overcoming the black eye to the military justice system ... the view the public might have?" he asked, according to the AP. Nance took note of clip in the video of Trump promising to review the case if Bergdahl gets a light sentence.
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One of Mr. Porter's former wives, Jennifer Willoughby, obtained a restraining order against him, while the other, Colbie Holderness, presented a photograph of herself with a black eye, which she said came from being hit by Mr. Porter while the couple was on vacation in Italy.
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Heard was granted a temporary restraining order against her estranged husband, Johnny Depp, on May 27 when the actress walked into a Los Angeles courthouse with a black eye and claimed that the actor had been both "verbally and physically abusive" to her throughout the "entirety" of their relationship.
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A police officer who responded to the dispute noted that "Patrick had a black eye and a bloody nose" and that Kimberley did not have "any visible marks" on her, though Kimberley told the officer Patrick struck her several times in the stomach, according to a police incident report.
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The generals, previously thought to be a source of stability in an administration with little foreign policy or military experience, have sustained a black eye with the confusion about the Navy fleet that was said to be, but was not, headed for the Korean peninsula to intimidate the North.
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She often describes her onstage career as a way to ensure that people listen to her words and understand her emotions — a drive that's never been more apparent than on "Clementine," an intimate, glittering ode to self-awareness that started off as a poem about having a black eye.
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She often describes her onstage career as a way to ensure that people listen to her words and understand her emotions — a drive that's never been more apparent than on "Clementine," an intimate, glittering ode to self-awareness that started off as a poem about having a black eye.
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The decision to part ways with Valeant is another black eye for the silver-haired Mr. Ackman, who was once revered by many on Wall Street — a "Baby Buffett," according to Forbes magazine — for his penchant for picking the right companies for a management or structural shake-up.
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The White House spokesman also claimed that a photo of one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye published Wednesday changed the conversation inside the West Wing but failed to explain why the administration -- namely chief of staff John Kelly -- needed to see images to believe the accusers.
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Washington (CNN)The resignation of White House staff secretary Rob Porter after accusations that he abused both of his ex-wives raised lots -- and lots -- of questions about who knew what and when, and why no one acted before pictures emerged of his then-wife with a black eye.
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Prior to the release of photographs showing one of Porter's former wives with a black eye, Kelly, who had known as early as fall 2017 that Porter was facing difficulty in obtaining security clearance after his ex-wives alleged abuse, launched a vigorous defense of his staff secretary.
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The admission comes after the chief wrote in a now-deleted Facebook post that the incident was a "black eye" on the city on Sunday, which forced the store's manager to issue a denial saying that video surveillance footage showed the incident did not occur in the store.
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Despite injuries to key players and mysterious distractions — Coach Bill Belichick showed up last week with an unexplained black eye, and the defensive star Chandler Jones arrived unannounced at a police station shirtless and disoriented — the Patriots are one victory away from their third Super Bowl in the last five years.
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In court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Heard, 30, who filed for divorce from Depp on Monday and was granted a temporary restraining order against Depp on Friday, chronicles two separate accounts in which she says Depp physically abused her – including the night cops were called and she suffered a black eye.
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In the mirror, A. could see, along with the black eye and some dried blood under his left eyebrow, that his thick beard had been completely shaved off, leaving only a really small mustache under his nose, and his hair was combed to the side in a strange and ugly way.
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She is jaded and unimpressed by adult wisdom, yet when she lies about the origins of her black eye and beats the gravel with her new baton, it is impossible not to feel her vulnerability along with the quake of her anger and the fierceness of her still-developing strength.
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Read more: What a typical day is like for a child in government custody at a Texas Border Patrol stationShe told the local ABC affiliate WXYZ that her son had "facial tissue damage," a black eye, a bruised nose, and a concussion after the 10-year-old threw the ball.
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In fact, the White House spent the first hours after learning of the accusations — including the publication of photographs of one of Mr. Porter's former wives with a black eye she said he had given her — defending Mr. Porter against the allegations and insisting that he was not being dismissed.
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His comments on Friday, the first he had offered since images emerged of one of Mr. Porter's former wives bearing a black eye, were the culmination of a week's worth of politically ill-advised steps that suggest that the president and his lieutenants cannot stop themselves from blunting positive political momentum.
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The late budget was becoming an increasingly painful return to form for the state's lawmakers — budgets were commonly late during the 1980s and 1990s — and a political black eye for Mr. Cuomo, a centrist Democrat who has prided himself on being a pragmatic and efficient steward of the state government.
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Kelly loyalists sought to cover for the chief of staff on Wednesday night, insisting that he was taken aback by the picture of one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye -- and that no one, Kelly, included, knew the extent of what was being alleged until the past 24 hours.
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"This is a huge black eye for them, and they really need to do something to earn back the trust of their clients," said Ben Carlson, the director of institutional asset management at Ritholtz Wealth Management in New York and the author of the blog A Wealth of Common Sense.
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We watch her visit Noah in prison, where he's got a black eye — which he all but tells her came from the creepy guard Brendan Fraser — although this week, we also get the info that the creepy guard is from Noah's hometown as a little breadcrumb towards figuring out that bizarro relationship.
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So even as L'Esprit français struck me as a moderately melancholy march down memory lane, the listlessness produced a reminder that countercultural moments serve best as guides for how to squat and hold on to an unknown future: by keeping one black eye on contrarian precedents and the other on precarious present moments.
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Wayne Kash, a Detroit-based makeup artist, recently shared before-and-after photos of a dramatic makeup transformation to Instagram, where his client (who gave him permission to use the before shot) starts with a serious black eye and leaves Kash's chair with no trace of the bruise, looking airbrushed to perfection.
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After nearly five months of digging into Uber's internal culture, its new chief human resources officer says the ride-hailing company's treatment of women — which gave it a public black eye after charges of persistent sexism and discrimination were detailed by a former employee — is no worse at Uber than at other companies.
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OMB Director Mick Mulvaney told Fox News' Chris Wallace Sunday that President Trump and chief of staff John Kelly gave former White House Staff Secretary Rob Porter the "benefit of the doubt" regarding allegations of his domestic abuse — until photos came out out showing Porter's ex-wife Colbie Holderness with a black eye.
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" After more detailed accusations against Porter were revealed — including the release of a photo showing one of his ex-wives with a black eye that she alleges was from Porter — Hatch released a statement saying that was "heartbroken" by the allegations and said "domestic violence in any form is abhorrent and unacceptable.
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Read more: WeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts sayPart of SoftBank's detrimental impact involves its role encouraging startups and founders to focus on growth and not concern themselves with costs or the bottom line, according to Bohlen and others.
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Read more: WeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts sayAn unnamed source familiar with the meeting told Sherman that Neumann's partnership proposal was a kind of last-ditch effort to secure new funding for his company while keeping it private.
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"Paris was seen as such a landmark, hard-fought, hard-won deal that, for the U.S. to turn around and say we will withdraw, that would inevitably give the country a kind of diplomatic black eye that I think a president of any party would be very loath to do," Stern said.
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Power Trip's side is complied from a self-titled seven-inch originally released on Lockin' Out in 2011, and if you've been with them since the beginning, "Divine Intervention" and "Suffer No Fool" have caused you at least one black eye, three missed work shifts, half a lifetime's neck pain, and untold amounts of stagedives.
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In any case, inventing a shopping holiday and then failing to deliver on the basic elements of that concept—such as the ability to shop, and the ability to have those items sent to customers—is a big black eye that will likely please the various workers currently striking at Amazon's warehouses in Europe.
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It became such a black eye on the sport that the series stopped giving out attendance estimates in 2012 — a move that was obvious to the fans who were still watching, because empty metal grandstands are hard to hide on TV. The new stage format may pay off for new fans and young viewers.
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Rand Paul, do defect, and the media can keep it's eye on the health care ball without getting swept away in "RUSSIA COMEY TAPES COMEY RUSSIA," no amount of smoke and mirrors and Twitter tantrums from the Tweeter-in-Chief will distract from the AHCA's failure, which would be a black eye on Trump's presidency.
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Paris's favorite sandwich is simply ham and butter; the French call a black eye a "black-buttered eye," translated; they even replace the expression "have your cake and eat it too" with "have the butter and the money from the butter" (and, depending on who you're talking to, something a bit dirty with the milkmaid).
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President Obama&aposs team got very active in looking at everything after this and I think what you&aposll really find out that all of the stuff gets started by these documents that were not basically tested out and certainly the FBI basically is going to black eye if they didn&apost do that.
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On Tuesday, Politico reported that White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders organized an off-the-record briefing with Porter and four reporters from The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and Axios in the hours after The Daily Mail published photographs of one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye.
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And for six hours City Hall cabinet members — including the first deputy mayor, Anthony E. Shorris, and the corporation counsel, Zachary W. Carter — offered replies and sparred with council members, but ultimately revealed few new details in a case that had become a black eye for Mayor Bill de Blasio and spawned multiple overlapping investigations.
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Why it matters: While this is a slight black eye for the DNC, who look a little foolish for riling up the press over what turned out to be an internal matter, it's a massive victory for Lookout, the third-party security firm that caught the "attempt" with its unique approach to discovering phishing sites.
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With memorable faces like the season 1 winner of "The Bachelorette," Ryan Sutter ... Molly Malaney, the runner-up that actually married the bachelor from season 13 ... the season 15 villain, Michelle Money that ended up with a black eye and season 2 winner Ian Mckee -- there's plenty of cast mates to catch up on.
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Ms. Scott said that the dispute, by "exposing the positions that Canada is actually taking on the international stage, in terms of pollution," has the potential to be a black eye for Mr. Trudeau, who has made confronting climate change a priority and sought to restore Canada's status as a global leader on environmental protections.
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Before his death, Manuel Aguilar, 173, was allegedly kept in a back storage room that constantly smelled of urine and feces, often was allegedly forced to remain completely naked because he would urinate on himself, suffered alleged beatings that once resulted in a black eye, and was so skinny that his ribs were showing, according to Cook County prosecutors.
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MICHAEL AVENATTI&aposS LAW FIRM ORDERED BY JUDGE TO PAY $10M TO EX-COLLEAGUE The decision was the latest black eye for Avenatti, who has achieved media notoriety for representing adult film star Stormy Daniels -- aka Stephanie Clifford -- in her fight against a confidentiality agreement preventing her from discussing an alleged 2006 sexual encounter with Donald Trump.
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Read more about SoftBank and WeWork:WeWork is doing increasing amounts of business with SoftBank, which is also its biggest investorWeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts sayWeWork says it has a $3 trillion market opportunity and has signed up only 0.2% of its potential customers.
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Read more about WeWork: WeWork is doing increasing amounts of business with SoftBank, which is also its biggest investor WeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts sayWeWork says it has a $3 trillion market opportunity and has signed up only 0.2% of its potential customers.
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Lloyd's interactions with Rogers are all buttressed by the breaking down of his own life: When his long-estranged father (Chris Cooper) shows up at his sister's wedding, they get into a fistfight; Lloyd, who's also a new father, and dealing with/diligently ignoring his own relationship to fatherhood, shows up for his first interview with a black eye.
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For me, it was time for rehab when I had been estranged from my family for a year and I spent Christmas shooting up heroin and meth cocktails, getting a black eye, and hiding in a seedy alley surrounded by garbage because of a drug-induced psychosis that had me convinced I was being chased by gang members.
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Five days after crashing in super-G — a fall that knocked the wind out of her and left her with a black eye and a bruised rib — and three months after tearing a ligament in her left knee, Vonn won the bronze medal in the world championship downhill Sunday in the final race of her career.
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By "look" I don't only mean physical image, and I'm not only talking about Mr. Smith, whose appearance on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden, in the first of his band's three-night run there, was the same as usual: loose black clothes, Struwwelpeter hair, black eye shadow and eyeliner, red lipstick that covered slightly more than the area of his lips.
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IF I GET ON THIS BOARD, AND YOU KNOW, THE COMPANY FAILS TO DELIVER ON PEOPLE'S EXPECTATIONS, IT WILL BE A BLACK EYE FOR ME. IF I DON'T JOIN THE BOARD AND THE COMPANY FAILS OVER THE NEXT -- TO DELIVER, IT WILL PUT UP IN A VERY STRONG POSITION TO BE INFLUENTIAL AT NEXT YEARS ANNUAL MEETING IF I'M UNSUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR.
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"I had a black eye and a gash on my forehead from when my head was slammed against the wall; I had bruises on the back of my arms and legs from when he pinned me against the wall; my vaginal and anal cavities were torn up to where no one could argue that was consensual in any way," Ms. Conner said.
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Makayla Thrush, who trained at Geddert's club from ages 7 to 17, said she developed an eating disorder because of Geddert and accused him of becoming so angry that he threw her on top of a low bar, ruptured the lymph nodes in her neck, gave her a black eye and tore the muscles in her stomach, ending her career.
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Prosecutors in court last week detailed Manny's short life in harrowing detail, alleging that he was kept in a back storage room that constantly smelled of urine and feces, often was allegedly forced to be completely naked because he would urinate on himself, suffered alleged beatings that once resulted in a black eye, would go days without food and was so skinny that his ribs were showing.
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It's not clear whether reducing the limits on how much Americans can deposit in their 401(k)s would have been a net plus for the Treasury, but we do know that it would have been a black eye for the Republican party, whose only formula for continued success involves keeping the working-class voters who put Trump in the White House on its side.
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The bureau obtained the photos of Porter's first wife, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye just seven days after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's inauguration, according to CNN.
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Still, the disclosure that Trump's top campaign adviser on all issues of national security and foreign policy was receiving money to lobby on behalf of a foreign power all the way through Election Day is another black eye for Flynn, who has the rare distinction of having been fired by two US presidents (Barack Obama ousted him because of his mismanagement of the Defense Intelligence Agency).
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Read more about SoftBank and WeWork:WeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts say WeWork reportedly hired the parents of a high-ranking exec as real estate brokers for a Miami lease, among other potential conflicts of interestWeWork says it has a $3 trillion market opportunity and has signed up only 0.2% of its potential customers.
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The show's trademark jittery electronic music and off-center framing make her maiden voyage into solo cybercrime a nerve-racking affair, but it's not until she winds up at the Nuclear Regulatory Agency's Washington office — waiting alone for hours under the blank black eye of a security camera, until a suspiciously cheery agent tries to lure her into a closed room at the end of a long, isolated hallway — that the fear really kicks in.
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Read this: WeWork and Uber are giving SoftBank a black eye, but that doesn't mean Vision Fund II is in trouble, experts sayEarlier Friday, WeWork announced in updated offering filings that it is revamping its corporate governance, cutting in half the number of votes CEO Adam Neumann will get for his shares from 20 each to 10 each, and committing to having a board in which the majority of directors are independent.
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" Carper admitted in a 1998 interview with a local Delaware journalist that he slapped his wife once during a heated argument after previously denying a New York Post article in 85033 that claimed he hit her "so hard he gave her a black eye" and that his wife's two children from a previous relationship "were slapped around and bruised by Carper for doing such things as leaving the family dog on the bed.
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