Trump has returned the hostility -- in much blunter terms.
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Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago was blunter in his condemnation.
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The reality is blunter: the war is an unsolvable morass.
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Mr. Sondland was blunter, though, he later told Mr. Morrison.
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Hiri's second and blunter tool prevents you checking email too often.
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Always a straight talker, Mr Zhou has been blunter than usual.
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And Matthew DeFalco, an undecided 30-year old Democrat, was even blunter.
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Eddy Elfenbein, the editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog, is blunter.
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" Later came an even blunter message: "The Democrats now own the shutdown!
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But the Chinese news media and internet users have been much blunter.
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" He added, in blunter terms: "I worry about pages being shut down.
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But in general, the British questions were blunter and the results more startling.
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" Mr. Trump has been blunter: Democrats, he said, support "sanctuary cities of death.
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In discussing Mr. Trump with Mr. Updegrove, the elder Mr. Bush was blunter.
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A bias towards male chicks has been corrected with a blunter tool: dieting.
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The blunter he is, the better chance the world might avoid another war.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein of California was a bit blunter when talking with Politico.
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Put in blunter terms, PEIA's woes affect a larger share of West Virginia's population.
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Esther Peters, a progressive activist who works at the University of Chicago, was blunter.
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In patronage systems like this one, the levers are blunter and far more personal.
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A White House official was blunter, describing the California native as ideologically driven and "obstinate".
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But EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker had a blunter reaction to the Trump transition.
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Representative Cedric Richmond of Louisiana, a co-chair of Mr. Biden's campaign, was even blunter.
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The Global Times tabloid, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, was blunter.
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Malaysia has an even blunter policy, blocking all cruise ships from docking in the country.
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DaBaby's amused guest verse plays against Megan's blunter verses, as both take delight in dissonance.
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Senator Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota was blunter when asked, on the radio, when Mrs.
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Ben Monterroso, the executive director of Mi Familia Vota, was blunter about the partnership's aim.
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Subtlety gives way to blunter characterizations when the two main advocates spar in the courtroom.
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He took a blunter tone in a video posted on his Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Sam Brownback, the United States' ambassador at large for international religious freedom, has been much blunter.
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As is her boss, in characteristically blunter fashion: No Collusion, No Obstruction, Complete and Total EXONERATION.
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Cruz's libretto does, however, improve on the discursive chatter of the book, substituting blunter, starker language.
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She has been blunter this electoral season about family-friendly policies than she has ever been before.
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" Italy's EU affairs minister Sandro Gozi, often sympathetic to Britain, was blunter: "If you leave, you leave.
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But she also had blunter, yet inspiring, things to say, about loss and the unfairness of life.
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Another, blunter way of putting this: The only lesson violence ever teaches is a fundamentally authoritarian lesson.
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" Bloomberg Law columnist Noah Feldman is even blunter: Trump "can't do it -- not without violating the Constitution.
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" Italy's EU affairs minister Sandro Gozi, often sympathetic to Britain, was blunter: "If you leave, you leave.
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If Brexit turns acrimonious and precludes a moderate change such as enhanced supervision, Europeans may seek blunter instruments.
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"Carranza has used much blunter language on the ills of segregation than his boss has," Ms. Shapiro said.
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On his first foreign trip, Mr. Trump was mild-mannered in the Middle East and blunter in Europe.
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Grant Woods, Mr. McCain's first congressional chief of staff and a former Arizona attorney general, was even blunter.
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Kerby Miller, a professor of History at University of Missouri who specializes in Irish immigration, is a bit blunter.
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In an interview Monday on CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange, " Societe Generale macro strategist Kit Juckes put it a bit blunter.
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When informal social norms haven't been enough to protect Trump, he's relied on blunter tools: lawsuits, alimony, nondisclosure agreements.
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" Another House Democrat was less poetic but blunter about what had happened: "It's literally like shitting out a diamond.
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One senior Socialist Party source was blunter, telling Reuters this was manoeuvering by Rivera ahead of a potential vote.
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As for racism—a literally nonsensical ideology—it is surprisingly robust, but has shorter, blunter fangs than it used to.
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If annual wage negotiations in the spring yield disappointing results, blunter options, like big rises in the minimum wage, exist.
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France's Prime Minister Manuel Valls was much blunter in his assessment of the way Germany handled its migrant/refugee problem.
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" Jens David Ohlin, a law professor at Cornell University, is even blunter: "It's a shocking admission of a criminal conspiracy.
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Unfortunately, through complacency, bad decisions, and an unwillingness to have this critical conversation, our edge is becoming blunter by the day.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio, a longtime critic of Mr. Trump and his policies within the Republican Party, was far blunter.
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Pat Tiberi (R-Ohio), a fellow moderate who says he's friends with Grimm, offered a blunter assessment of Grimm's comeback bid.
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Their ideology is, in a way, blunter than that, but no less real and no less divorced from their concrete personal loyalties.
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The Global Times, a widely-read tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, was blunter in its assessment though.
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It makes everything blunter and more explicit, almost pulpy at times; among other things, we learn Offred's true name, June, right away.
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Clinton was cautious and often gave long and complex policy-laden answers to questions, while Sanders offered blunter, and more liberal, solutions.
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SCOTT I agree that we have to be blunter in calling out patterns of exclusion, lazy representation and blatant or covert bigotry.
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In the handful of more rural, conservative-leaning districts where the party has a better shot of winning, the message is blunter.
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In the movie's estimation, their racism is preferable to its nasty, blunter southern cousin because their racism is often spoken in Italian.
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The other chip, a clone of the Texas Instruments SN76489, was older and blunter, producing three channels of harsh-edged bleeps and bloops.
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In 22011, newly elected Congressman Newt Gingrich came to Washington with a blunter, more cutthroat vision of politics than Republicans were accustomed to.
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Mayu is clearly a striver, someone who has made her looks her business, but in a blunter way than, say, Seina or Shion.
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But his other comments so far suggest that he will take a blunter, less predictable course on China than recent White House administrations.
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Kelly often draws a bright line between campaigning and governing, and pushes Trump to "evolve" from some of his blunter rhetoric on the campaign trail.
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But an ESPN colleague, Dan Le Batard, a first-generation Cuban-American, wrote an essay earlier this week that was far blunter than Perez's comments.
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That novel drew comparisons to the work of J. M. Coetzee and Nadine Gordimer (by Salman Rushdie, no less), but its moral coding is blunter.
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And it&aposs because -- because the Democrats won&apost let even feds go after the bad guys, the hammer that we use gets wider and blunter.
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" John Stamples, the vice president and publisher of the Cato Institute, was blunter: "If you finish 15 points down in Virginia, how can you make the
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John Murphy of the United States Chamber of Commerce, a business lobby, was blunter, describing them as "so extreme that they allow no room for negotiation".
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Bigger three-toed footprints with blunter toes may have been left by large-bodied two-legged plant-eaters called ornithopods or perhaps by a large theropod.
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" Stu Sandler, a Michigan Republican strategist, was blunter: "Clinton didn't do enough in inner-city Detroit, and that was noticed by a lot of Democrats here.
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Alvaro, younger than Serafina and penniless, is passionate but unheroic, and Serafina, used to a blunter kind of masculinity, can't make up her mind about him.
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Now — and fittingly so in the coarser Trump era — The Good Fight distills much of what was good about its parent series into a smaller, blunter package.
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Yanmei Xie of Gavekal Dragonomics, a research firm, is even blunter: policymakers "are trying to create conglomerates that can dominate domestic and international markets through sheer size".
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And on available evidence, the President-elect is bold enough to dump multilateralism and return to a blunter, more effective, way of bringing order to the world.
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The journalist Gay Talese was blunter in his dismissal of Anthony Rapp, the "Rent" star who accused Kevin Spacey of preying on him when he was 14.
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With Gordon Sondland prepared to testify this week, Republicans backed away from complaints about secondhand information and instead offered a blunter defense: The president did nothing wrong.
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While praising the Chinese government's response to the crisis, Mr. Xi also acknowledged problems, using blunter language than he has in previous public comments on the epidemic.
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The supporting characters seem stranger, blunter, and more lovable, or hateable, than their doubles in "Decline and Fall" and "Vile Bodies"—in this case, life exceeded art.
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Senator Chris Murphy, whose home state of Connecticut was the scene of a mass shooting in 2012 that killed 20 6-year-olds and six adults, was blunter.
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In 2015 economists at the IMF wrote that advanced economies could use such policies to lean against capital inflows, in lieu of the blunter instrument of capital controls.
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Beau Buffier, the chief of the New York Attorney General's Antitrust Bureau, was blunter in assessing whether the government had done enough to ensure a vital ticketing marketplace.
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She wants to be on TV because that's where famous people go, which is just a blunter restatement of the real, and somewhat arbitrary, media prestige pecking order.
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Orange Is The New Black star Uzo Aduba put her feelings poetically ("Kendrick Lamar is The Truth"), while Wale took the blunter route ("Kendrick fucked it up #damn").
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It would face the prospect of manufacturing and financial market disruption, sharp economic contraction and border delays.. But France was blunter, saying a no-deal exit was possible.
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In the past, airlines used a much blunter approach, Mr. Kaplan said, by pricing domestic first-class tickets at three or four times the price of coach seats.
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A rather clunky pair of early collages by Picasso with elements cut from a single piece of paper covered with sawdust fits the blunter side of Chareau's sensibilities.
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" Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, in a July 20 Fox appearance, was blunter: "The Mueller investigation has so many conflicts of interest, it's almost an absurdity.
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"The repeated comment that a lower OCR may be needed is blunter than the language used in March, which was followed by a cut in May," he said.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren gave the sharpest response in favor of impeaching Mr. Trump, and Ms. Harris was blunter on the issue than she had been in previous comments.
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Instead, he has a blunter and far more devastating critique: Washington could have gotten a better deal, one that also included Coleman and the other missing Western hostages.
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There's a similar argument from the left: that a simpler, blunter federal program to reduce college costs, while more expensive for taxpayers, would prove more effective and longer lasting.
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And since he departs in a few weeks he can be blunter than he has been in putting across the message that governments, not just the ECB, must act.
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He and other top national security officials pledged to help ward off those efforts ahead of the midterms, using far blunter language about the threat than the president has.
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Behind the scenes in Warsaw, Mr. Sondland, the American envoy who was Mr. Trump's point person on getting the Ukrainians to agree to the investigations, had a blunter message.
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After the meeting, Elman is blunter: "He had burned through"—here he gives the exact number, but, suffice it to say, it was closer to $100 million than to zero.
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Azucena has in recent years often been sung at the Met by Dolora Zajick, an indefatigable, indispensable company fixture whose take on the part has grown blunter, musically and dramatically.
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The central motif is a wing-like shape connected via a narrow conduit, or neck, to a larger, blunter form that could be read as a mountain or a torso.
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While countries in the Middle East and China employ firewalls and block virtual private networks to control web access, leaders in Africa increasingly prefer the blunter instrument of outright outages.
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MOTIVATIONAL SLOGANS do not get much blunter than the one hanging over the sewing machines in Li Zhiguo's factory: "Work hard here to make money, don't be disliked by your family".
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" Former British Foreign Secretary William Hague was blunter, saying if the U.S. walks away from the deal, it will simply "reinforce the idea that the word of America cannot be trusted.
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Mr. Trudeau was blunter about the dispute, and "refuted the baseless allegations" lodged by the Trump administration and its "decision to impose unfair duties," his office said in its own statement.
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Here's another, blunter piece of advice: "Drinking too much at a workplace party is one of the quickest ways to derail your career," the head of an addiction treatment center says.
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The Russian side also said the two sides now understood their respective standpoints better after the two-hour talks in Rome but Moscow's delegation chief, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was blunter.
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She's also here to help, with nearly 140 pages of sharply argued, knottily intelligent, darkly funny cultural criticism and, if that doesn't work, the blunter instrument of a nine-point diagnostic test.
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That still exists, but is increasingly subsumed by a broader, blunter worldview that treats the Israeli-Palestinian issue as an extension of another conflict that can seem just as intractable: American partisanship.
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A poet named Isobel O'Hare took a more low-budget approach, turning the offending men's mea (sorta) culpas into "erasure" poems by blacking out most of their words to reveal blunter messages.
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The Russian side also said the two sides now understood their respective standpoints better after the two-hour talks in Rome but Moscow's delegation chief, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was blunter.
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I was familiar with the work of personal documentarians such as McElwee and Ed Pincus, but this was so much bolder and blunter, so much funnier and needier and faster and more appalling.
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It's a reminder that Trump didn't come out of nowhere; that he is, in many ways, a blunter and more honest expression of ideas that even his opponents inside the GOP widely accept.
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Craig Moffett, of MoffettNathanson, was blunter: "AT&T faces the twin pressures of a huge debt load and huge dividend that consumes the vast majority of their cash," he wrote in an email.
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But I was ever more impressed by the subtleties and lyricism Mr. Nézet-Séguin drew from the music, which has moments of plush, shimmering allure that conductors with a blunter approach often miss.
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Its left-wing opposition, to which Haaretz gives voice, has become synonymous with needless antagonism; public debate has been made blunter and less constructive; the public is angrier and less tolerant of dissent.
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So the podcast's opening revelation that the "S-Town" title is a smokescreen for a something much blunter is a perfect setup for the various bluffs, double bluffs, and unexpected U-turns to come.
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Instead, try this Scrabble tile rack desk lamp that lets you spell out seven-letter warnings like 'GO AWAY', 'NOT NOW', or other, blunter messages if your office lets you get away with it.
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"Would-be future Martian president Elon Musk was even blunter when asked to comment on the idea that humans would have to alter their biology to survive on Mars, calling the entire premise "ridiculous.
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Specter was far blunter than Mitchell, but the gist of their questions was the same: Was the woman before them of sound enough mind to know if she'd been the victim of sexual misconduct?
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Schlapp was days removed from famously uninviting Milo Yiannopoulos—a young gay conservative who got famous for being blunter and cruder than others in the movement—after a video of him praising pedophilia resurfaced.
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And because as much as we might disagree with President Trump's cozying up to strong men, his approach to foreign policy may be, in some ways, simply a blunter version of business as usual.
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Another Trump loyalist described Manigault Newman in even blunter terms, calling her "a woman scorned" because of her firing, which came at the hands of White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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" The alcohol lobby would love an Ethiopian proverb that recurs like a mantra: "When there is no beer, there is no work," although the Sumerians were blunter: "Not to know beer is not normal.
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LW has a funnier way of putting it -- she's a bit blunter in describing how LD was depicted, and she says it couldn't be further from the truth in how she handles her biz.
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None of these are up and running yet in the US. Abandoning the blunter tools of social distancing now, without any of these systems in place, would be not just premature, they say, but disastrous.
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Yet by December of that year, Mr. Indiana had shifted his artwork's four letters to LOVE, using it for a set of handmade Christmas cards he mailed out to friends and shelving its blunter precursor.
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His instruments — which are far more difficult to control than modern versions, so you can forgive a botched note here and there — come off as blunter than the ones we're used to, but also cleaner.
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" The Greater New York Councils of the Boy Scouts was somewhat blunter, saying Scouting is an apolitical organization, and "it is inappropriate for any president to use the Jamboree as a backdrop for political statements.
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There has been market speculation that the Reserve Bank of Australia will be forced to hike interest rates, a yet blunter instrument, though record low inflation and weak wages growth make that an unattractive option.
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"China is not used to the U.S. asserting and pushing its interests like the Chinese do," said Dan Blumenthal, the director of Asian studies at the American Enterprise Institute, who praised Mr. Trump's blunter approach.
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While the transcripts show a blunter, less reserved Clinton, much of what the former secretary of state said to Goldman Sachs and other groups appear generally in line with some of what she has said publicly.
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But Rob Rooney, CEO of Morgan Stanley International, was blunter in updating them on the work of a committee comprising senior leaders at the bank which has been making Brexit contingency plans for over a year.
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The ousted attorney general spent the last two years reshaping federal law enforcement into a blunter and more punitive instrument, squeezing legal and undocumented immigrants alike, and tilting the scales of justice away from disadvantaged communities.
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Most of the provisions of Dodd-Frank, while necessary and historic in their own rights, stopped well short of the blunter ideas financial reformers had advocated, like reinstating Glass-Steagall's walls between banks and investment firms.
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When I first heard the author read from it, I felt as though the top of my head was being attacked, sometimes with an ice pick, sometimes with a blunter instrument: a hatchet or a hammer.
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Now, a malware sample has surfaced that uses specific knowledge of control systems to target them with a far blunter, and more familiar, tactic: Kill the target's software processes, encrypt the underlying data, and hold it hostage.
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But Farage, often pictured holding a pint of beer, always ready to bang the patriotic drum, and above all keen to talk about immigration in blunter terms than others in mainstream politics, reached neglected parts of the electorate.
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" Virginia Tech researcher Marc Edwards put it in blunter terms in a press conference: "The delivery of the cure, which is this clean water that needs to flow through the system, in some Flint homes, is simply not happening.
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Clinton defended the Affordable Care Act while offering a blunter critique of the law than the Obama administration typically does — while Trump mostly attacked Obamacare for its costs, while offering an Obamacare repeal proposal that would leave millions uninsured.
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But China watchers note the PBOC has many policy tools to choose from before turning to blunter instruments such as a lending rate cut, which would bring down financing costs across the board but risk adding to a mountain of debt.
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Another of Mr. King's congressional colleagues, Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota — a Muslim-American who herself has been the subject of Twitter fury — had a blunter take on his retirement announcement, noting his inflammatory statements about Islam and Mr. Garner.
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And not for nothing, it seems as though viewers are way into this new, blunter version of Colbert; for the past three months, The Late Show has been steadily challenging Fallon's usual ratings juggernaut for the first time since Colbert took over.
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Here's a recounting of what Mr. Zuckerberg told employees last Thanksgiving about the company's responsibility, from Nicholas Thompson and Fred Vogelstein of Wired: According to one attendee, the remarks came across as blunter and more personal than any they'd ever heard from Zuckerberg.
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Mr. Lewandowski was even blunter, recalling a Las Vegas dinner he attended in 2017 with Mr. Heller, in which he bluntly told the senator that if he did not fall in line with Mr. Trump, the president's allies would aggressively target him.
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" Glen Bolger, a leading Republican pollster working on several top races this year, was even blunter: "People think the economy is doing well, but that's not what they're voting on — they're voting on the chaos of the guy in the White House.
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" Typical of even blunter language now current in private in Brussels, an envoy from one major member state told Reuters on Thursday: "The more time elapses, the less patience there is and the less we want to help ... People are fed up.
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Blunter criticism of Mr. Obama has been left to more desperate candidates, like Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City, who have sought traction by courting activists with intense but narrow grievances about Obama-era policies, particularly on immigration, trade and national security.
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In a report published by Facebook on Sunday, auditors criticized Facebook's intense focus on "achieving consistency in review decisions," which they said "translates to a blunter set of policies that are less able to account for nuance" and cripples moderators' ability to properly police hate speech on the platform.
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Nazer's successor as oil minister, Ali Naimi, was even blunter: "Saudi Arabia tried in the past to play the role of the swing producer by reducing production to maintain a specific price, but the result was unfavorable to the kingdom," he said in an interview in March 1998.
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" Franklin was blunter in forecasting the moment we are now in: He believed that the American experiment in self-government "can only end in despotism, as other forms have done before it, when the people become so corrupted as to need despotic government, being incapable of any other.
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Mr. Reid, the former Senate Democratic leader, was even blunter when he warned the president of Emily's List, Stephanie Schriock, that the Democratic women's group would be inviting disaster if they spent heavily for Ms. Giunchigliani, according to two Democrats who described the private conversation on condition of anonymity.
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As more and more acclaimed novels are adapted into TV shows instead of movies, and as those TV shows tend to streeeeeeetch everything ooooouuuut, I've been thinking a lot more about how onscreen depictions have a tendency to make everything blunter than it would be on the page.
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Although English has, in the centuries since the K.J.V., lost "thou" as the intimate or singular form of "you," Alter's second line is an attempt at capturing a blunter form of address and inserting, as he often does, some alliteration or wordplay to suggest the linguistic life of the original.
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And while he touched on all of the hard-edge elements of the economic nationalist agenda that has impelled his executive orders and calls for "revolution," Mr. Trump brandished a blunter rhetorical ax and, for once, delivered on his promise to speak the Reagan Republican dialect of optimism and reconciliation.
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And even we smelled something: the citrusy piss of the voles in their runs within the grass; the distantly maritime tang of a slug trail, like a winter rock pool; the crushed laurel of a frog; the dustiness of a toad; the sharp musk of a weasel; the blunter musk of an otter.
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The behind-the-scenes schemers and string-pullers who shaped the show have fallen on hard times in recent seasons, as Benioff and Weiss have run out of Martin's source material, forcing them to take on more of the burden of plotting and scripting the show — and bringing their own blunter tastes and interests to the fore.
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Sunstein cogently argues that nudges add a valuable tool to the government's toolbox alongside its other, blunter instruments, such as prohibitions, taxes, and subsidies: If freedom and welfare matter, coercion is often best avoided, and so the last decade has seen a remarkable rapid growth of interest in choice-preserving, low-cost tools, sometimes called nudges.
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Could we actually have prevented Turkey from coming in and wreaking havoc, with tougher bully pulpit diplomacy, blunter threat of sanctions and tactical adjustments of our limited forces, creating more observation posts on the border and beefed up patrols, making it difficult for Turkey attack without risking wounding or killing a U.S. soldier, something Turkey would be loathe do?
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" On behalf of Algren's next effort, "The Man With the Golden Arm," Hemingway raised an even blunter cudgel against writers who weren't two-fisted enough: "Into a world of letters where we have the fading Faulkner and where that overgrown Lil Abner Thomas Wolfe casts a shorter shadow each day, Nelson Algren comes like a corvette. . . .
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Little more than a month after the furor around Mr. Trump's reaction to a white supremacist march in Virginia, the president has set off, deliberately or not, a new debate on race and protest, one far blunter and less sanitized than the earnest conversations sometimes moderated by television hosts, or the unity-exalting speeches favored by mainstream politicians.
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Authoritarianism in America" (March 18), Andrew Sullivan concludes with this thought: "Franklin was blunter in forecasting the moment we are now in: He believed that the American experiment in self-government 'can only end in despotism, as other forms have done before it, when the people become so corrupted as to need despotic government, being incapable of any other.
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You can find a blunter explanation in the 2007 horror movie WΔZ (which takes its name from the left half of the equation), in which a biologist played by Paul Kaye explains it to our heroes Melissa George and Stellan Skarsgård: The Price equation is useful for describing natural selection in general, but it's especially interesting in explaining a particularly puzzling biological phenomenon: altruism.
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While the cast and creators of the Fantastic Beasts sequel have been delicately battling controversy after controversy when it comes to Johnny Depp's casting as Grindelwald (the actor has been accused of domestic abuse by ex-wife Amber Heard) and the portrayal of Dumbledore's (Jude Law) queerness (it was announced that the character would not be "explicitly gay" in the film), star Ezra Miller had some slightly blunter words for critics.
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If the guidance doesn't ultimately achieve the desired effect, Sessions and company have another, blunter tool at their disposal: a draft regulation, obtained by Vox in late June, that not only would codify the current instructions about asylum claims based on domestic or gang violence but would require asylum officers to count illegal entry (as well as other things, like having spent two weeks in a second country before coming to the US) against an asylum seeker's claim.
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