I don't know, but I'm sort of a bleeding heart.
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He fools some bleeding-heart liberals, maybe, but not the hero.
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Presumably, he meant "bleeding-heart idealist," but the phrase seemed apt.
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Look, it's damn difficult to define me as a bleeding-heart liberal.
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Adducing a bleeding heart may just inspire emotions extreme enough to satisfy.
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IF YOU WERE A BLEEDING HEART, 2 BILLION PEOPLE OUT OF POVERTY. OKAY.
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Here is my bleeding heart, and here is a trap beat behind it.
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Now let me interject: I am not known as a bleeding-heart liberal.
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Generations of bleeding-heart theorists had been doing the wolf's work in shepherds' dress.
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INGRAHAM: Next, a story that shows how bleeding heart lefties can actually be totally heartless.
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"It was not viewed as particularly controversial or left-wing, bleeding-heart work," he said.
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Al Stankard, a self-described "bleeding heart r*cist," is listed as an onsite coordinator.
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He dredged it all up and plunged it into his latest movie's bleeding heart: Mother!
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Is this what a bleeding heart with privilege thinks activism or political art looks like today?
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"I've been called a bleeding heart like it's an offence," Mr Quilty says, shaking his head.
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" Holofcener told me that she inherited her altruism from her mother: "She has a bleeding heart.
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Yet he goes along with his bleeding-heart liberal daughter making a comedy show about him.
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No bleeding heart, County Prosecutor Greg Bower chomps his gum like a coach at the tip-off.
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Johnson's 2019 Met Gala dress was designed by Gucci and featured a bleeding heart on the front.
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I've been called an alarmist and a crybaby and a bleeding heart and yep, I sure am.
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Nearly half of all the deaths were associated with three complications: major bleeding, heart damage, and bloodstream infections.
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The bleeding-heart, bleeding-elbows spiritedness of their latest release, "Holy Ghost," only augmented their rabid fan base.
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At the same time, Ryan positioned himself as the heir to his mentor Jack Kemp's bleeding-heart conservatism.
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I'm a bleeding-heart liberal, but I still have to support the guy because he is our president.
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Instead, it's coming straight from the top — and striking at the bleeding heart of the drag community itself.
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"I am a bleeding heart libtard snowflake who wears his heart on his sleeve," he says to one tweet.
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Mostly this is the kind of stuffy bleeding-heart expressionism many of us go to hip-hop to avoid.
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She informs me that her bleeding-heart boyfriend just brought a gun back from his home state of Tennessee.
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Goldberg is exasperating in just the right ways as a bleeding heart whose capacity for forgiveness seems maddeningly endless.
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A bleeding-heart liberal, she'd been known for fierce Facebook posts on things like President Trump and gay marriage.
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During its tenure on ABC Family and then Freeform, The Fosters was known as a show with a bleeding heart.
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I round up to donate to individuals with disabilities because, if you couldn't tell, I am a bleeding heart ($3).
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No, the reaction to Barr or DeSantis isn't about partisan politics -- plenty of bleeding-heart liberals hold wildly racist views.
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While the conventional stereotype of California is bleeding heart liberal, these demographic changes and more importantly political entrepreneurs like former Gov.
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"The bleeding heart is totally independent," Teachout said, referring to the district's split-even registration stats among Democrats, Republicans, and independents.
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Politics were another story, surfacing somewhere in hour two of our first date — conservative libertarian (him) versus bleeding heart liberal (me).
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"Teddy was this conservative, Republican, Catholic church-going, golf-playing [guy] and you know, I am this bleeding heart liberal," she said.
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As for the motivations behind the laws, it's hardly just bleeding-heart liberalism, or "political correctness," the bogeyman Trump loves to invoke.
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And not just any liberal urban center, but Chicago, that bleeding heart of liberal activism at the dead center of Obama's America.
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But on the other hand, I also happen to be a huge bleeding-heart animal lover, and the two don't really mix.
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After this attack fails (the hunter has a bleeding heart of his own), the stepmother's aggression takes the form of false generosity.
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But somewhere along the way, according to TrumpWorld, bleeding-heart liberals took over and started giving away America's wealth without measuring the returns.
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This should be a wake-up call for Americans to stop writing off millennials as a hopeless generation of bleeding-heart Bernie-lovers.
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In this room of enthusiastically bleeding-heart California liberals — a group to which I fully thought I belonged — suddenly I was the centrist.
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I'm sure that even in the early days, there were bleeding-heart cavemen running around with signs that said 'Make love, not clubs.
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Like any intense love affair, it can be gut-wrenching to live life while your raw, bleeding heart walks around outside your body.
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For years one-nation Toryism has been a code word for left-wing Toryism, which is to say anti-Thatcherite or bleeding heart Toryism.
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"Whenever I bump into a bleeding-heart liberal, which I am, I mention that schools, housing and food are all tiered systems," he said.
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While Daou describes himself in this era as "the typical cliché, the bleeding heart New Yorker," politics wasn't a central part of his life.
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But let's drop this bleeding heart nonsense about health care as a human right, and see it as a financial opportunity to reward investors.
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On an album dominated by stealthy, oddly shaped exercises in how to twist around songform, a big, juicy, bleeding-heart power ballad packs a punch.
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As his fame grew, Mr. Cena evolved his character and, in an effort to appeal to younger fans, became a brute with a bleeding heart.
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Cyrus, meanwhile, got a bleeding heart with "Rock n' Roll Heart" written across it and a knife pierced through it on the back of her arm.
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Many assume we are left-wing Twitter warriors, bleeding-heart socialists or an ignorant monolith that cares more about the latest celebrity showdown than about substantive issues.
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Singing lyrics that lamented the "bleeding heart of Brazil" and the "riches that greed destroys," participants wore vests with skulls and crossbones and pretend to spray pesticide.
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He favored colorful pop music of all stripes, naming Calvin Harris, Animal Collective, Kid Cudi, and the bleeding heart emo pop band Hawthorne Heights as early influences.
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Sweeney, playing herself with bleeding heart sincerity, listens as Abby tells her what makes Pat so destructive, and acknowledges that she never fully understood the character's implications.
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Rock defiance is one natural effect; another is that this coarse music, attuned to pain as well as elation, portrays her bleeding heart in unusually vivid colors.
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Ocasio-Cortez will not sit in the Hamptons and utter bleeding-heart platitudes when she reads about the plight of the working class in the New York Times.
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I had already gone through that with Anxiety—I was like, bleeding heart on that one, you know—I just felt so crap, and literally riddled with anxiety.
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" They're all for freedom and equality, they say, but sneer at the mechanisms that might actually help get us there as bleeding-heart pandering to the dreaded "politically correct.
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Meanwhile, his son Steven (James Mackay), a gay, bleeding heart liberal, wants nothing to do with the family business because he's more interested in doing good for the world.
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Married to a doctor (Jennifer Beals, playing a generic faithful wife), with whom he has two young children, Porter might be described as a rat with a bleeding heart.
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In many ways it's classic Spektor, lilting and lovely with percussive twists and glossy pop polish, but "Bleeding Heart" also embraces nimble strings and surprising synths that skip throughout.
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In the last photo, Simpson snapped a mirror selfie of himself and Cyrus, who got a tattoo of a bleeding heart pierced with a knife on her left arm.
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It's hard to imagine the screaming fans of 90s boy bands or girl groups relating with quite as much bleeding-heart earnestness to "I Want It That Way", or "Wannabe".
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Dying of thirst, Thomasine is attacked by a squealing creature (that damn pig-man again?), but is saved at the last minute by Lady Gaga feeding her a bleeding heart.
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Myanmar may have concluded that its slaughter is a success — denunciations from bleeding-heart journalists and human rights groups are an acceptable price for eliminating half of its Rohingya population.
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The book isn't the work of bleeding-heart insurgents; the authors are national security pundits, and Wittes is famously a friend and confidant to the former F.B.I. director James Comey.
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And in this city, which is so wealthy, to see this happening ... and it's not just being a bleeding heart about it because some of the solutions are not good.
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Matt Zwolinski is professor of philosophy at the University of San Diego, a co-director of USD's Institute for Law and Philosophy, and the founder of the Bleeding Heart Libertarians blog.
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His sensitivity provides a foil for Frank's unbending righteousness, and also an alibi for bleeding-heart viewers who might find themselves enjoying this tale of rough justice in spite of themselves.
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The finished product was entirely edible ... the bleeding heart was molded out of rice crispy treats and the rest of the cake was filled with chocolate and vanilla buttercream and crumbled Oreos.
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The artist, scornful of Abstract Expressionism's bleeding-heart tendencies, would have preferred it that way, though in places a personal story comes through in the show, one being at the very end.
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"Medium was a group of writers loping around at a somewhat sedentary pace, and you could get $50 for a bleeding-heart essay and forge relationships with writers and editors," she says.
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At least one former high-ranking State Department official thinks a fractured foreign service — which is often seen as full of bleeding-heart liberals — may actually be welcomed by a Trump White House.
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The forum is sponsored by the Jack Kemp Foundation, named for the late Republican lawmaker who called himself a "bleeding heart" conservative due to his work on housing, welfare and other poverty programs.
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During her tenure as Home Secretary, Theresa May (hardly a bleeding heart) rightfully placed significant restrictions on the use of the policing tactic known as "stop and search," which disproportionately targeted ethnic minorities.
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We asked Castle Miller, a self-described "bleeding-heart Hollywood liberal," to reveal what insight she's gained from having a parent on the opposite end of the political spectrum run for POTUS. 1.
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Nearby are spiny leaves of the Mexican poppy, bending stems and white flowers of bloodroot, slender blooms of the Pacific bleeding heart, elaborate petals of orchids, and bright yellow flowers of the narrowleaf evening primrose.
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One of the subtlest and most pervasive is social ostracism — coding empathy as the fun killer, consideration for others as an embarrassing weakness and dissenting voices as out-of-touch, bleeding-heart dweebs (at best).
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Kemp was a famous tax cutter, but also thought of himself as a "bleeding heart conservative," a passionate believer in the power of free markets and free trade to lift up the poor and dispossessed.
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MOST SIMPATICO DETECTIVE: Donna Leon's Venetian policeman, Commissario Guido Brunetti, bares his bleeding heart in THE TEMPTATION OF FORGIVENESS (Atlantic Monthly, $26) when he aids a woman whose 15-year-old son is taking drugs.
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Simpson got a skull with crossbones and scythe on his chest, while Cyrus got a bleeding heart with a dagger cutting through it that reads "Rock n Roll Heart" on the back of her arm.
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Each of the tiny cartoons is inspired by a Taylor lyric or music video moment — so in the "Blank Space" pack, for instance, you'll find a tiny Taylor on horseback and a bleeding, heart-shaped cake.
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Five hundred years ago, if you were a smart, thoughtful, reflective, even bleeding-heart liberal, you still believed that anyone who had a seizure was demon-possessed, and therefore you should burn them at the stake.
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Artist Juan Sanchez Porta evidently couldn't pick just one, and created a set of prayer candles, each Spice Girl getting her own bleeding heart, ring of roses, and Versace cloak usually reserved for Our Lady of Sorrows.
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While I lived in the city, it never occurred to me that I might be interested in the history of some of its striking street names: Birdcage Walk, Bleeding Heart Yard, Hanging Sword Alley, Cold Blow Lane.
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Mr. Sears, in the dominant role of Con, tears into his character's bleeding heart with turbulent energy, storming around the stage, his hair a tousled mess as he agonizes over his beloved Nina's sudden infatuation with Trigorin.
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The Mandibles are forced first to cram together into the modest Brooklyn home of elder sister Florence — the bleeding-heart liberal of the family — and then to escape New York City entirely and flee upstate to farmland.
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With the exception of David Rosen (Joshua Malina) and his bleeding heart of gold, all of the people in power on Scandal are corrupt, with many of them resorting to murder in order to get the job done.
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"I'm immediately turned off and lost, because what you're telling us is you have this fantastic technology and star team, and you're going to go after this itty-bitty market and a bleeding heart cause," Ms. Herscher said.
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Is it not enough that for nearly 113 years, this cinematic provocateur has used his movies to harangue us about gun control, the George W. Bush administration, single-payer health care and his myriad other bleeding-heart causes?
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Martha Dickinson Bianchi, the poet's niece, recalled grape trellises, honeysuckle arbors, a summerhouse thatched with roses, and long flower beds with "a mass of meandering blooms" — daffodils, hyacinths, chrysanthemums, marigolds, peonies, bleeding heart and lilies, depending on the season.
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Mind you, I'm a bleeding-heart liberal whose patriotic heart grows fourfold when I think about the sacrifices my immigrant ancestors made to come to this country, sacrifices others are making today only to be turned away at the border.
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No doubt the country will hear repeatedly and in gruesome detail the horrendous crimes committed by the five named child-murderers the Department of Justice wants to execute, and how bleeding-heart Dems prefer to "coddle" these monsters at taxpayer expense.
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As helmed by Friday Night Lights and Parenthood creator Jason Katims, Rise puts its bleeding heart in the hands of a high school drama department in rural Pennsylvania, where the football team and the ghost of steel mills past reign supreme.
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" Finally, despite his friends' protestations, Stephen finishes by both debasing and celebrating himself: "I am going to sound like such a … such a … the ultimate bleeding-heart liberal … How do you like that — I'm 30 and I've finally acquired politics!
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By far the best known was "Death Wish" (1972), a novel about a classic bleeding-heart liberal New Yorker whose wife and daughter are attacked by muggers; his wife is killed and his daughter is left in a vegetative state.
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Simpson, 22, got a skull and crossbones line drawing, backed by the grim reaper's signature scythe tattooed on his right chest, while Cyrus got a bleeding heart with a knife pierced through it tattooed on the back of her right arm.
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The past few years have left people like Stephen Machuga, a former Army infantry captain and self-described "bleeding-heart liberal" who is the founder of Stack Up, a charity for veterans in California, with increasingly mixed feelings about firearms.
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Our bleeding-heart conservative father – who led the AFL Players Association during his playing days – taught us that American success does not leave anyone behind, that we should care for the underdog, and that we should follow the model of the Good Shepherd.
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Maybe I'm just glad I can't understand the words, usually the weak point when men and women alike put on too much makeup, crank their guitars up to eleven, and scream about romantic dysfunction, about wearing a bleeding heart on the sleeve.
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A Bleeding Heart actually thinks he's in a relationship with you—he wants to put his hand on your inner thigh in public, to go to sporting events together, and for you to pretend to come like five times during sex, basically.
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When you're a comic, and you do material that you mean in one way, and people take it in another — like years ago, I would do a lot of racial stuff, and I meant it in a very bleeding-heart liberal way, ultimately.
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Their albums were tightly written and impeccably performed, but Shogun's bleeding-heart vocals and the gauzy production seemed to gesture towards entropy—an image not exactly helped by the band's anarchic public persona, their tendency to offhandedly mention breakups and accidentally cause mass stage invasions.
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Even if you don't think you'll understand the reckless, often selfish characters who form the show's bleeding heart, there's no denying the power of watching these caustic weirdos openly — and maybe even brazenly — reenact the kinds of fears that lurk inside just about everyone.
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The pulsing harpsichord and haunted choir on "Hell Riders" recall the epic and audacious scores of big budget 80s cinema, while the love-weary piano and almost-saccharine harmonizing synthesizer on "Oh Yes You're There, Everyday," are equal parts infomercial and bleeding-heart ballad.
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"Teddy was this conservative, Republican, Catholic church-going, golf-playing [guy] and you know, I am this bleeding heart liberal," says Lakshmi, who sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle to talk about her new book Love, Loss, And What We Ate.
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It was an easy hyphenate to throw at him, because his producers often sampled the bleeding-heart riffs of mid-00s alt-rock bands, over which he sang, rapped, and moaned about the weight of existence and of trying to find connection in a cold world.
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Simpson, 22, got a skull and crossbones line drawing, backed by the grim reaper's signature scythe tattooed on his right chest, while Cyrus got a more robust illustration of a bleeding heart with a knife pierced through it tattooed on the back of her right arm.
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Basil also inked Cyrus and Simpson when they got their tattoos together earlier this month, which involved a skull with crossbones and scythe on his chest, and a bleeding heart with a dagger cutting through it that reads "Rock n Roll Heart" on the back of her arm.
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It doesn't get much more bleeding heart than these melodies or these lines: Yeah I'm runnin' out of time I'm runnin' out of space Feel like I'm runnin' round But I'm runnin' in place We all in the race I'm just another sprinter If there's no finish line Then who's the real winner?
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The audience for "Doomocracy" is inherently self-selecting — find me an art-worlder who doesn't at least pretend at a bleeding heart, and I'll tell you Stefan Simchowitz doesn't count — even more so because it's sort of hard to get to, housed in the Brooklyn Army Terminal way down in Sunset Park.
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Earlier this week, Cyrus and Simpson got their first couple tattoo of sorts while visiting a shop together: Cyrus chose a bleeding heart with a dagger cutting through it that reads "Rock n Roll Heart" on the back of her arm, while Simpson opted for a skull and crossbones on his chest.
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By its third installment in 2016 (unsubtly subtitled Election Year), it featured a bleeding-heart Purge-resistance blonde woman politician being hunted by the cult-like old, white men of the New Founding Fathers party, while out on the streets people of color defended their homes and lives from marauding bands of bloodthirsty thrill seekers.
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It also doesn't take a bleeding-heart liberal to say that one of the pacts we make as Americans is this: being born with autism, or Down Syndrome, or cerebral palsy, or a brain disorder — or getting wounded while honorably serving this country — should never mean the death of your right to liberty and basic dignity.
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I think it is rare for most people to know how much food our groceries waste on a daily basis, and even if they have the bleeding heart to be cognizant of it, they almost certainly will never understand the breadth of that waste until you see (and smell) it in tremendous stacks of cardboard boxes in your kitchen.
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Some lyrics still manage to feel like allusions to today's politics: when Adrian and his elusive love interest Pandora, a bleeding-heart leftie from the posher part of town, outline their future plans by singing "we'll restructure the NHS—dress all the homeless in BHS" it's hard not to think of Jeremy Hunt and Sir Philip Green instead of their 1981 equivalents.
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Filled with fist-pumping, zig-zagging themes representative of each characters' home country—from Ken's bleeding heart American hair metal to Chun-Li's cascading Chinese scales to Blanka's mutant Brazilian jungle funk —Street Fighter II was an international smash hit that brought Shimomura's eccentric melodies across the world, leaving a particularly strong impression amongst Western producers raised on arcade games.
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" At the dawn of the Trump era, Politico Magazine senior writer Michael Grunwald suggested the new president could fashion his own version of compassionate conservatism, noting that Trump's "agenda to Make America Great Again is in many ways a big government agenda, with bleeding-heart goals like rebuilding infrastructure and reviving inner cities, as well as get-tough goals like beefing up the military and walling up the border.
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Superstore combines the structure and themes of a workplace comedy with the meandering vibe of a hangout sitcom, and also happens to boast one of the most diverse casts on network TV. It's easy to get sucked into Superstore's relaxed charm, thanks to the strong cast (especially America Ferrera as pragmatic Amy and Mark McKinney as bleeding heart Glenn) and the constant stream of surrealist sight gags, mostly involving the weirdos who make up Cloud 9's customer base.
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