They launched debates about who owns sidewalks, anyway, and what role regulators play in bossing around big business.
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We see Jude Law's Pope Pius XIII condemning sinners, bossing around a nun played by Diane Keaton, and casually smoking a cigarette.
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This inevitably leads to a slightly cloying and hoary theatrical self-consciousness, with Christopher bossing around the performers of his mini-memoir.
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One longtime sports gambler who played with Betodog recalled Hanson, then in his late 20s, bossing around men 30 and 40 years his senior.
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Yes, do insist on fair and reciprocal trade, but Germany should stop bossing around its European customers (aka partners) to defend its trade privileges.
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And Eileen takes the stage as director, bossing around the Director of photographer, who looks a little too much like a 2017 cinematographer for my liking.
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FROM COINAGE: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles Still, whenever she's bossing around Diesel, the narrative engine stalls, sputters and, one or two times, threatens to conk out altogether.
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If our children become accustomed to bossing around their mechanical menials without so much as a please or a thank you, will they turn into adults we can't stand?
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Her day job keeps her too busy to substitute these days, but she remains adept at bossing around a reporter on a mat, with lots of focus on breathing.
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There is Haya, who appoints herself a mentor for a new girl, Leanne, and assists her with penmanship in a way that crosses the line from helping to bossing around.
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There was Fisher's soap opera casting agent Betsy Faye Sharon in 210's Soapdish — a self-identifying "bitch" who had no problem bossing around her male actors (and occasionally, sleeping with them).
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I never really enjoyed babysitting because I felt weird bossing around kids who I wasn't related to, and because I always felt nervous that I was responsible for these tiny, reckless humans.
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A temporary ceasefire with the ECB may be a good sign, but problems caused by Germany's solo run on EU immigration policies, and its bossing around of the rest of Europe, are tearing the continent apart.
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Cersei Lannister bossing around Jaime is old news, of course, but on Sunday we also saw Margaery bucking up the disintegrating Loras and Theon volunteering for the committee to elect Yara leader of the Iron Born.
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For most of their boss's spell as home secretary this duo was her praetorian guard: bossing around civil servants, telling David Cameron's aides to mind their own business and generally exhibiting an unflinchingly protective loyalty to her.
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By the time he was 215, his grandmother had lent him her VHS camcorder, which transformed him into a kid-sized auteur, bossing around his siblings as they made their own mini movies and silly TV spots.
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She is at her best when Frankie is in dictatorial mode, bossing around her fey cousin, John Henry (an appealingly unforced Logan Schuyler Smith), and chasing other kids out of her yard while wearing a basin on her head like a helmet.
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NASHVILLE — Last spring, in a charmingly overstuffed and dingy house-turned-recording studio tucked away in an ugly industrial stretch a few miles from Music Row, the singer and songwriter Sophie Allison was gently bossing around four babyfaced dudes because, somehow, that had become her full-time job.
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You're the guy who can't make it past the jumping bits in Destiny raids, who picks Ken and then rage quits after getting perfected in Street Fighter V. You're the guy bossing around strangers and tutting in casual games of Rainbow Six Siege, who fires that red shell right at the last minute, the guy who takes Halo 5 arena games really seriously.
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But if it couldn't even get out of the House, it will be a huge embarrassment for Ryan, who is guiding his first piece of major legislation through the sausage machine of DC. It would also be a sign that Trump—who has put his full support behind the bill—is going to have a harder time bossing around Republican members of Congress than cast members on The Apprentice.
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She takes revenge for her crow feet and cellulite by bossing around the vapid bimbettes whom her husband hornily humps but can't talk to.
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In the beginning, Sazae was more interested in being with her horse than dressing up in kimono and makeup to attract her future husband. Hasegawa was forward- thinking in that, in her words, the Isono/Fuguta clan would embody the image of the modern Japanese family after World War II. Sazae was a very "liberated" woman, and many of the early plotlines revolved around Sazae bossing around her husband, to the consternation of her neighbors, who believed that a man should be the head of his household. Later, Sazae became a feminist and was involved in many comical situations regarding her affiliation with her local women's lib group. Despite the topical nature of the series, the core of the stories revolved around the large family dynamic, and were presented in a lighthearted, easy fashion.
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When the food does not meet her exacting standards, she takes her frustration out on the maids, especially Daisy. Throughout the first series she is often seen bossing around and shouting at Daisy while working but cares for her like a daughter and often offers her advice. She also seems to have protective feelings towards Daisy when she suspects that some of the other staff such as Thomas or Miss O'Brien are trying to make a fool or take advantage of her. Occasionally her caring attitude may become even counterproductive, as when she advises that Daisy should not sacrifice that much of her spare time to try to self-educate herself, as she sees that hopes for that kind of lifestyle which would justify such efforts are set too high considering Daisy's chances to move in the social hierarchy of that era.
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