He tried brushing off the little girl, but she persisted.
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Trying to embarrass Macron over the 'brushing off dandruff' stunt.WTF?
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Mr. Buhari's supporters are brushing off talk of his successor.
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Dolly Parton is brushing off rumors about her sexuality once again.
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Boxing superstar Gennady Golovkin ain't brushing off the possible Conor McGregor vs.
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Robinson is similarly resolute, brushing off criticism that gets lobbed her way.
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Clinton accused Trump of brushing off criticism of his comments about women.
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Given the lack of mosquitoes, most visitors are brushing off any concerns.
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Burt some Democratic lobbyists are brushing off the attacks on their industry.
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"I don't want to cry," Romney McDaniel added while brushing off tears.
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They removed the urn from the cavity, brushing off dust and ants.
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In effect, she argued, brushing off those one-time drops is the equivalent of brushing off a one-time surge in, say, energy prices that may drive inflation higher but not affect the long-term trend on inflation.
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Some companies are brushing off the import tax with characteristic tech-bubble braggadocio.
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But experts are brushing off the criticism and focusing far beyond the briefings.
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We Venezuelans have always had a way of brushing off adversity with humor.
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Others found brief banning hilarious, brushing off their best GIFs for the occasion.
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He had always seemed invincible, brushing off injuries that would sideline the average person.
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Sanders also tried brushing off the book as a rehash of old -- incorrect -- stories.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is brushing off reports that he threatened Alaska over Sen.
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"The market's been brushing off these kinds of things for some time," he said.
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Brad Pitt is brushing off any notion of a reconciliation with ex-wife Jennifer Aniston.
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White House officials are brushing off the suggestion that impeachment is still on the table.
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But last week, I admit that I had a tougher time brushing off the haters.
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At the same time, they are also brushing off supply risks in the Middle East.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is brushing off Chris Rock's joke about her at this year's Oscars.
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Republicans and their allies are brushing off the growing attacks from Senate Democrats as desperation.
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Brushing off Mr. Rubio's pugnacious turn, Mr. Christie derided it as a fake, consultant-driven performance.
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He doesn't seem to have any real leverage, and Democrats are already brushing off his threats.
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But Buffett is still very confident in Apple and is brushing off its iPhone sales dip.
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Is the C.E.O.'s brushing off of Jamal Khashoggi's murder as a "mistake" the last straw?
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Ambler agrees that brushing off guns and pointing the blame on mental illness is highly misinformed.
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"I don't know...I don't know", Lopez responded with indifference, brushing off the cheeky comments from DeGeneres.
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He's really good about brushing off the hate, but internally I'm like, 'This is so not fun.
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Camila Morrone is brushing off any judgment about her relationship with one of Hollywood's most recognizable stars.
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Or when I hear an art advisor-woman brushing off an artist-man's incompetence with a little laugh.
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Also for anyone brushing off harassment as 'boys being boys'…What Weinstein is being accused of is criminal.
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But the testimony of Stephens and others reveals the disastrous consequences of brushing off or dismissing women's accounts.
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However, there is a single-mindedness to how the Janovs speak about their theory, brushing off any criticism.
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People move throughout the store, brushing off incredible classics like Titanic in search for other undecidedly better films.
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Putin's also been brushing off environmental concerns associated with opening up the Arctic as an enormous new shipping lane.
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Showtime is brushing off a lawsuit from an employee who worked as Ruth Wilson's body double for The Affair.
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He goes through life brushing off anyone who tries to get in – even his lovely producer Rita (Andie MacDowell).
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Toomey's campaign is brushing off national politics and keeping the pressure on McGinty, a former gubernatorial chief of staff.
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"Nobody wants to see that fuckhead," Murphy said of Trump, swatting his hand as if brushing off a fly.
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Later, she checks the protective amulets she's scattered around her school, brushing off a bully with sharp-witted confidence.
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Japan's Nikkei put on 0.9 percent, brushing off a disappointing downward revision to economic growth for the third quarter.
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Brushing off Trump's words, Hollande on Thursday told reporters France would always remain true to its values and ideals.
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A 23-year-old college rower died suddenly of a rare bacterial infection, after brushing off her symptoms as tonsillitis.
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"These targets are prudent," said Tria, brushing off widespread criticism from independent analysts who have said they were overly optimistic.
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Brushing off German criticism of the ECB's ultra-loose stance, the bank's president, Mario Draghi, said the policies were working.
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Over the past several weeks, he's defaulted to brushing off the accusations, pointing to his acquittal, and blaming the media.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - He removes his own jacket, brushing off an aide who tried to take it off like a butler.
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For their part, Scott and DeSantis are brushing off the notion there is any friction between them and the President.
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" Brushing off the criticism he added, "I think it's a time in our culture where people love to pretend they're offended.
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Yuksel, who was never arrested for the alleged crime, has maintained his innocence and is brushing off calls to drop out.
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It's great to hear that Dobrev is lifting (and brushing off the bulk-up myth), since it's such a great workout.
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Chase doesn't sweat it though, brushing off his parents' threats and strolling out of the kitchen with the files in hand.
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"Her being an immigrant really sends a message in these times," Suchy said, brushing off concerns about her lack of experience.
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Even with stiff opposition, Prince persists, brushing off questions of accountability and why contractors would fare better than U.S. service members.
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Reagan won two landslide presidential election victories by unapologetically cutting taxes and brushing off all the loudest critics with infectious optimism.
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Rather, by brushing off such serious allegations, Brody is minimizing all sex crime victims — their experiences, their truths, and their trauma.
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But they believe Britain's pound will appreciate from current levels - brushing off political uncertainty and the risks of a hard Brexit.
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The filing offers some economic justification for this, suggesting that, right now, brushing off moderation and censorship questions is bad business.
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At the party, several Republican lawmakers were positive about their tech host, brushing off questions about the company's heft and power.
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Over the weekend, The Hill's Ellen Mitchell took a look at how Pentagon officials are brushing off questions about the report.
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In fact, members of the GOP have barely commented on the news at all, brushing off reporters staked out in Congress.
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There's a nod to resiliency — a montage of Carol in her younger years getting up and brushing off bruises and falls.
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"I guess we'll never know," she says, brushing off her low balance and the bank's "advice" on how to manage her money.
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Mr Sanders had no trouble brushing off his patchy history on gun control because his progressive bona fides were not in doubt.
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From brushing off gunshot wounds to working through paralysis, presidents, and those seeking the office, have been no strangers to challenging ailments.
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I remember liberals in 2013 brushing off the threat from Sisi: If he tried to seize power, they'd just make another revolution.
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As your eyes adjust, you see four naked men along the wall, bowing and brushing themselves off, as though brushing off history.
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After brushing off the e-commerce giant as a competitor for years, FedEx CEO Fred Smith called it a threat this year.
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At times they were brushing off cockroaches, even as they heard police cursing them and calling them cockroaches from the streets above.
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Instead of brushing off the hurtful (and truly ridiculous) comments, the gossip empowered Reinhart to clap back in the name of self-love.
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Brushing off a questioner who suggested that the diplomatic cables portrayed Russia as undemocratic, Mr. Putin used the opportunity to bash the West.
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He then talked to reporters, brushing off a staff member with a "Yeah, I know," when she said it was time to go.
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Brushing off the sting of embarrassment, the photographer and reporter marched on, and by sundown they had rounded up 289 romantically involved duos.
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"It's a step towards no longer being so corrupt," Mr. Antuna said, brushing off the allegations that Mr. López Obrador would create chaos.
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Next, clean the chanterelles by peeling back the stem with a paring knife, and brushing off any surface dirt with a soft towel.
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DaBaby is brushing off his 48 hours in Miami-Dade county jail ... he says nothing can stop him on his path to success.
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China is stepping up measures to stem capital outflows, and analysts brushing off Friday's limited action from Macau warned that the broader worry remained.
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After brushing off the question, Emilia Clarke, 32, who plays Daenerys Targaryen on the series, popped up, much to the delight of the crowd.
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In its latest oil licensing round, Oslo offered a record number of blocks, brushing off concerns about the risks of drilling in the region.
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But Republicans are brushing off the polls, arguing that public opinion will change in February when people start to see higher take-home pay.
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News accounts quoted the governor as saying, "Everybody's had a lot of time to register," and brushing off the potential impact on the election.
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But Sittenfeld has been hammering Strickland recently over his commitment to gun control and has panned the former governor for brushing off primary debates.
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This is a continuation of early public polling on Comey's firing from multiple outlets that showed Republicans were largely brushing off the Comey story.
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In other words: When I'm brushing off responsibilities, part of my brain unconsciously believes that they're now the problem of an actual stranger. Yikes.
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After brushing off Apple's "battery gate" problems as a momentary lapse with an easy fix, Cramer turned to the semiconductor space for investing ideas.
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Numerous advisors are brushing off concerns, confident that not only is the apparent correction overdue, it's actually healthy and presents opportunities of its own.
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But efficiencies will not mean further reducing the portfolio of commodities for now, he said, brushing off criticism from some investors over BHP's oil assets.
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Homebuyers had been brushing off the slight rise in rates during recent weeks, but as those rates move even higher, pruchasers are now pulling back.
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Whether sharing hugs, shoveling pasta into his mouth in the Bronx or brushing off aggressive reporters, Kasich's "no filtered" approach makes him seem entirely human.
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" Earlier this week, Jarrett appeared on ABC's The View, brushing off the entire dispute by responding to a question regarding the tweet with, "Roseanne who?
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The Clinton campaign is brushing off the significance of the "gold standard" video, arguing that it doesn't change her current opposition to the TPP deal.
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Brushing off her tweet as a joke belittles the fact that eating disorders are an all-encompassing illness that people battle on a daily basis.
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With the help of Timbaland, Zhang's upbeat new ode to brushing off the blues has been topping the charts and cracked the iTunes Top 10.
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For her part, Tlaib shared a story Friday that included comments from her grandmother brushing off questions about Trump and his attacks on her granddaughter.
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But at least for now, Pelosi is brushing off questions about her own future and focusing on a hopes of a blue wave in 2018.
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Instead of brushing off the troll's attack, she wrote an essay about how it had made her feel; this prompted him to apologize to her.
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Laughter can be a technique for brushing off harassment, but it can also be a way for a woman to try on the harasser's power.
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It was the first time Zuckerberg had addressed election interference in detail after initially brushing off Facebook's influence on elections after the 2016 US presidential race.
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"Here's the issue: the retail stocks can't all be wrong," he said, brushing off retail executives' rhetoric about 2018 being the best holiday season in history.
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The bank has beaten market expectations in each quarter of the past year, brushing off concerns about Canada's housing markets and record levels of household debt.
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By brushing off racism and sexism as vulgarity, Trump and his supporters have not only pushed aside comments that would likely have torpedoed any other politician.
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"There's no pressing need to do an IPO or even a private round," said Barra brushing off concerns that Xiaomi could face a similar funding shortage.
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Many of his supporters dismiss the notion that his age is a vulnerability, brushing off the fact that he would be the oldest president ever elected.
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Saying a magic rhyme, stroking his ears, wiping away his tears, helping him blow his nose with a tissue and brushing off the dirt all follow.
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That has left many Turks — and even several presidential advisers — brushing off the growing dispute as electioneering by vote-seeking politicians — Germany holds elections on Sept.
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The secretary of state who let it all unfold is flirting with a Senate run and angrily brushing off questions about what he knew, and when.
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U.S. stocks opened at record highs, brushing off government data that showed U.S. jobs increased by 145,000 last month, below the forecast for a 164,000 rise.
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The ax never fell, but its shadow still hangs over the attorney general, who seems outwardly content advancing his own agenda while brushing off Trump's attacks.
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In a CNN interview, he continued brushing off questions about whether Biden's son Hunter had any culpability in the scandal that kicked off the president's impeachment.
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"I therefore completely disagree with (Wilson-Raybould's) characterization of events," he added, brushing off a demand from Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer that he step down.
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This chart shows the VIX spiking during the first sell-off of 2018 in February, then essentially brushing off the second leg down in March, Cramer noted.
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Cory Booker is brushing off questions he could be the first unmarried President in over a century ... by hinting he could propose to Rosario Dawson before 2020!!!
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The Republican primary candidate is brushing off the use of his words against Muslims in a new video by an al-Qaida affiliate, known as al-Shabaab.
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LONDON, Sept 5 (Reuters) - European shares crept higher on Tuesday, brushing off geopolitical tension as attention turned to deal-making after Aveva's tie-up with Schneider Electric.
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Brushing off suggestions that the improvement only came about because of heavy winds, Chen said China had already made huge efforts to tackle pollution and acid rain.
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Many of the president's supporters, though, are brushing off those concerns, arguing that the lack of bundlers didn't matter in 2016 and won't hurt Trump's reelection efforts.
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Ms. Rosen, as most candidates do, projected confidence heading into the last weeks before the election, brushing off the suggestion that Mr. Heller's name recognition would help.
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Jamie, who is Jewish, gay, and Latina, told BuzzFeed News she is constantly brushing off sexist and disparaging remarks from people she describes as climate deniers online.
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We should not be just briskly brushing off Kavanaugh's [alleged] behaviors as it just shows how we continue to allow and push the narrative of rape culture.
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The upcoming North-South dialogue was decreed by Kim Jong-un in his New Year's Day address, after two years of brushing off diplomatic feelers from Seoul.
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There are an endless supply of these things, such as: A rumination on Bill Belichick's famed letter to Donald Trump and his classic brushing off of the media.
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Brushing off concerns - even from within Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition - over gambling addiction and other social ills, lawmakers in an upper house committee approved the bill.
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"Bethenny is like a wild dog sometimes with her her mouth," she said, brushing off the "Singer Stinger" nickname she's earned over her nine seasons on the show.
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During a campaign rally in Montana on Thursday night, Trump dismissed concerns that he would not be prepared for the summit while also brushing off criticisms of Putin.
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Tonight's highlights include the murky future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Republicans brushing off attacks on Steven Mnuchin, and a huge potential winner from Trump's infrastructure plan.
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For anyone familiar with Mr. Silver's long history in office, the outcome of the panel's decision is not surprising, given his penchant for brushing off threats and challenges.
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After all, fear of slowing growth and deteriorating corporate fundamentals — the very same factors that investors are brushing off today — helped trigger a stock market meltdown in December.
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Mr. Esquivel is among the dozens who have ignored the government's warnings, brushing off the soldiers deployed to take him and his neighbors to shelters several miles away.
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"My job is to remind everyone that they need to stay focused doing their job," Mr. Zucker said on Wednesday, brushing off any suggestion that he was rattled.
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"We were the better team, but they did win," Lacob said of last season's finals, brushing off his team's collapse after building a three-games-to-one lead.
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That is a situation deserving much greater attention than brushing off political intrusions with apparently capricious rate hikes causing losses worth trillions of dollar to American and worldwide savers.
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After details of the formally undisclosed chat emerged, the White House issued a statement explaining the evening and brushing off reports that the two leaders held another private meeting.
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Farrow's accusations against her father were made public years ago, but Allen has continued to make films starring prominent actors and actresses with many publicly brushing off the allegations.
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The other half of the time, he's begging Sam to make more time for him and brushing off concerns that he might, y'know, be treating his wife like shit.
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In clips throughout the ad, Johnson advocates eliminating taxes, privatizing state prisons, embracing corporate money in politics, ending student loans and Obamacare, and brushing off concerns about global warming.
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Walking around the cemetery, brushing off the headstones, I tried to imagine the lives of those interred around me: parents and children, husbands and wives, pharmacists, shopkeepers and engineers.
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The episode's final shot shows Maria, still in her maid's uniform, brushing off a child street vendor's offers in the unfamiliar place she now must call home once again.
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Remember, it was just a few weeks ago when we got her out in NYC and she was flashing her ring and brushing off questions about Kevin's alleged affair.
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Hammond's true to his word ... he's brushing off the flak he's getting for working with Kanye, just like he did when he collaborated with Snoop Dogg, an ardent Trump critic.
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Macquarie shares have risen sharply over the past few months, brushing off concerns around an inquiry into the scandal-hit Australian financial sector to scale a record high last week.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is taking her dance routines to our nation's capital -- brushing off her GOP haters and showcasing the dance moves they shaded ... right outside her Congressional office.
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Yet, in many ways, such a response was to be expected from Trump: In typical fashion, he punched back rather than brushing off the former aide's statements and moving on.
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His newest debunking initiative involves gathering researchers to debate whether climate change is human-caused, essentially brushing off the fact it's well-established by the scientific community that it is.
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Brushing off a question about whether he was concerned about the future Trump administration, he said on NY1 that he had "a very good conversation" with Mr. Trump by phone.
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Clinton herself projected confidence during a brief news conference in Iowa, urging Comey to release the "full and complete facts" about its review and brushing off any potential political fallout.
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Brushing off Republican talking points and Democratic flattery with equal flat annoyance, even friendly softballs were treated as reminders that she takes this much more seriously than most grown-ups.
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For most of Wednesday the pound held steady, brushing off a verbal spat between Britain and the European Union suggesting negotiations over Britain's departure from the bloc could become acrimonious.
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Abandoning the plan is a blow for Unilever managers including CEO Paul Polman, who initiated the structural review last year after brushing off a takeover attempt from Kraft Heinz (KHC).
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PARIS (Reuters) - Russia inaugurated its most visible landmark in France on Wednesday, brushing off a diplomatic snub by Francois Hollande's government as bilateral tensions simmered over the war in Syria.
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Meamwhile German private sector growth hit its highest level so far this year, suggesting Europe's biggest economy is brushing off any uncertainty caused by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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It was a runaway, unexpected, complete Electoral College victory by Donald Trump, a man with a history of brushing off saying things such as "grab them by the pussy" about women.
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Asian shares were mostly positive on Wednesday, after brushing off a North Korean ballistic missile test ahead of an upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Read more: "The key with Voom is that we have Airbus to understand how these markets behave," Monnet said, brushing off the intense competition from the bevy traditional helicopter chartering services.
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Brushing off challengers and gobbling up diverse musical inspirations, Drake has repeatedly rapped and sung his way to enormous chart and sales success: At this point, he's breaking his own records.
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It's too far, and she refuses to talk to Cersei, so she tells Brienne to go in her place, brushing off her concerns about Littlefinger and the dubious loyalty of Sansa's guards.
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Sisi on Saturday also ratified an agreement that cedes sovereignty over two uninhabited Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia, which had long claimed them, brushing off widespread public criticism of the deal.
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Oil futures clung to earlier gains, brushing off the Fed's more cautious outlook since its December policy meeting when the central bank raised rates for the first time in nearly a decade.
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Before She Met Tony, There Was Peter Townsend In 21976 According to Time magazine, Princess Margaret was seen brushing off dust from Group Captain Townsend's jacket at Queen Elizabeth II's televised coronation.
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BERLIN, March 27 (Reuters) - German business morale brightened unexpectedly in March, a survey showed on Monday, suggesting company executives in Europe's largest economy are brushing off concerns about the threat of rising protectionism.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Saturday ratified an agreement that cedes sovereignty over two uninhabited Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia, brushing off widespread public criticism of the deal.
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He reaches for a bottle of OTC painkillers and pops three, brushing off the boldfaced warnings that it say to take two and to skip it if you've had more than three drinks.
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He reaches for a bottle of OTC painkillers and pops three, brushing off the boldfaced warnings that it say to take two and to skip it if you've had more than three drinks.
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Clinton tried to put the controversy surrounding her use of a private email server to rest, brushing off a rebuke from James Comey, the F.B.I. director, who had criticized her for being negligent.
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He also said the Saudi royal family has a "lot of respect for him" and that the King "sees him as a son," brushing off concerns that he's being held against his will.
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Brushing off the lower number of visitors, Israelis said Eurovision was mainly a television event in any case, and that clips showing the contestants dancing in beautiful spots around the country promoted Israel.
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The launch reinforced how deeply Japan has been sidelined as President Trump tries to get nuclear talks with North Korea back on track, brushing off Pyongyang's string of missile tests in the process.
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Stock markets this week — many of which had been brushing off the virus — have been rattled by fears about how the virus could hurt the global economy and wreak havoc on supply chains.
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But Democrats were already brushing off the party switch, saying Van Drew was making the calculation purely based on politics and voters would see right through his self-interested motivations in November 2020.
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Italy's Prime Minister defended its free-spending budget on Thursday, brushing off criticism from Brussels as the European Commission stepped up pressure over a draft it labelled an unprecedented breach of EU fiscal rules.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling held below seven-month highs versus the dollar on Wednesday, largely brushing off positive construction data and an initial round of posturing by Britain and the European Union over Brexit negotiations.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, brushing off new comments by Robert Mueller and 2020 Democratic hopefuls, feels as strongly as ever that impeaching President Trump would be a "fool's errand," a top ally told Axios.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's ruling coalition said on Wednesday it would not "backtrack" on plans to increase deficit spending, digging in against financial market and EU pressure and brushing off criticism from parliament's budgetary office.
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Mr. Trump confirmed that he wants to meet President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia this summer, brushing off Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014, which he blamed on Mr. Obama rather than Mr. Putin.
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Though migrant arrivals in Italy are down more than 77 percent this year from last, Salvini has targeted EU shortcomings on immigration while brushing off humanitarian concerns that his policies put lives in danger.
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He's at war with the nation's intelligence agencies, has a dysfunctional relationship with the press, is fighting claims that he's too cozy with Russia and is brushing off conventional ethical standards for an incoming president.
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Ultranationalist lawmaker Vladimir Zhirinovsky was among those brushing off new indictments of Russians accused of hacking the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, calling it implausible that a dozen Russians could have damaged the American electoral system.
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If you're brushing off all these questions, you need to take a close look at what's just happened in Britain and stop underestimating the Trump movement and/or doing the things that make it stronger.
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"I think we are going to make the VR industry real," Minor said in an interview, brushing off the notion that gaming and not live video will be what turns it into a mass market.
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Brushing off concerns - even from within Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition - over gambling addiction and other social ills, lawmakers in an upper house committee approved the bill, which essentially assures its enactment into law.
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Other choice moments include Barkley openly criticizing the the NBA playoffs and brushing off any concern for his professional well-being because he said TNT can't fire him—at least without paying him in full.
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The decision to ditch the relocation was viewed as a blow to executives including Polman, who initiated the review of the company's structure last year after brushing off a takeover attempt from Kraft Heinz (KHC).
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Israel's energy minister, Yuval Steinitz, said on Sunday that Iran is "brushing off" red lines that were agreed to and has "begun its march, a march that is not simple, toward nuclear weaponry," Reuters noted.
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Brushing off cries of protectionism, Mr. Mnuchin was preparing to press for a new trade deal between the United States and the European Union that would eliminate all tariffs and non-tariff barriers to trade.
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CAIRO — President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt ratified an agreement on Saturday that cedes sovereignty over two uninhabited Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia, brushing off widespread public criticism of the deal in Egypt.
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Brushing off questions about the latest drama that threatened to stall the Republican agenda, Mr. Ryan tried to stay focused on a subject that is dear to his heart and his party's goals: tax cuts.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's largest drugmaker, Takeda Pharmaceuticals Co, on Wednesday said it would maintain its pricing model in the U.S. market, brushing off demands by U.S. President Donald Trump for drugmakers to offer cheaper drugs.
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We don't know if this malware has made it out into the real world, and based on its history of brushing off Echo exploits, we certainly don't know if Amazon would ever disclose such a thing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump praised Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Monday, describing him as "like me, a little controversial," and brushing off concerns about threats to democratic norms in Hungary during Orban's tenure.
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But as the 2016 race ramps up, it seems unlikely that the Democratic hopeful will be able to continue brushing off the sex scandals surrounding her husband – at least, not if Donald Trump can help it.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy's Prime Minister defended its free-spending budget on Thursday, brushing off criticism from Brussels as the European Commission stepped up pressure over a draft it labeled an unprecedented breach of EU fiscal rules.
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"Barring some black swan event, I do think we have another seven or eight years left," Saut said, brushing off concerns from bears who think the seven-year bull run may be running out of steam.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said Monday it is still too early to start winding down the bank's QE program, brushing off fresh criticism of the bond purchases in Germany due to inflation picking up.
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This time, after years of brushing off claims of dozens of women who said the entertainer had also drugged and assaulted them, the jury heard from five other women who all told stories similar to Constand's.
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He walks through the halls at times emulating Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, whose shoulder he gave a squeeze as he bounded through the basement of the Capitol on Wednesday, brushing off reporters with a wave.
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"Sadly, we deal with conspiracy theories all the time -- so this is nothing new, just more silly nonsense," said Grisham, brushing off a rumor making the rounds that Trump has moved back to New York City.
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He caught my eye and came over, brushing off my offer of a Camel ("They're for girls") and helping himself to the rum, before giving us some of his own from a water bottle he carried.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Venezuela's close ally China said it believed voting in the country's Constituent Assembly election was "generally held smoothly", brushing off widespread condemnation from the United States, Europe and others and evidence of voting irregularities.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday he "very seldom" regrets anything he tweets, brushing off questions about his claims without evidence that his predecessor, Democrat Barack Obama, wiretapped him during last year's presidential campaign.
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But Democrats are brushing off polls showing Clinton in a dead heat with Trump, citing his low approval ratings with important groups like Hispanics and casting doubt on polls conducted at this point in the cycle.
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And it appeared calculated to send a message to Democrats and Republicans alike that Ms. Pelosi is fully capable of taking on Mr. Trump and brushing off his lecturing, or in this gender-charged case, mansplaining.
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But the debate did not alter a fundamental truth about Mr. Sanders: In race after race during his decades in politics, he has often proved an elusive target, brushing off political vulnerabilities and shrugging through adversity.
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But there's also a chance that this year's big market rebound — both indexes have gained 9% so far in 2019 — is a sign that investors are too easily brushing off any macro concerns about the economy.
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She easily jousts with reporters, even while working a crowd, brushing off a British television reporter who questioned her electoral potential at one stop with a quotation from the right-wing Roman Catholic author George Bernanos.
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BERLIN, (Reuters) - German private sector growth hit its highest level so far this year, a survey showed on Friday, suggesting Europe's biggest economy is brushing off any uncertainty caused by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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In the unedited footage Acosta can be seen essentially brushing off the intern's attempt to grab the mic — and addressing her politely at the crucial moment, when the side of his hand is resting on her arm.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - There are still seats left for Taiwanese people to return home from China over the upcoming Lunar New Year, Taiwan said on Tuesday, brushing off concern a dispute over air routes could leave thousands stranded.
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But Smith, famous for brushing off the IPO question, seemed a bit jumpier when asked about it during a recent visit to his gorgeous new headquarters (complete with a basketball court and a 1950s-inspired soda joint).
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Though their memories were cloudy, several women reported the assaults, but the police repeatedly declined to take the complaints seriously, brushing off the women's claims of being drugged and failing to connect the attacks despite obvious similarities.
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Laurie's conflicts with her mother usually revolve around the way she expects her mother to act, and here, their banter is prickly, with Laurie scolding and Sally brushing off each of the barbs with some caustic wit.
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Besides which, Trump at times pushed back as effectively as possible, brushing off charges of hypocrisy and painting Rubio as a pipsqueak with no knowledge of business, and Cruz as an obnoxious scold despised by his Senate colleagues.
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The reason brushing off the polls is the biggest danger is because Clinton indeed does need to make serious changes that are much less likely to happen if her advisers believe she's going to win no matter what.
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Jerrod says he would love to forget the shooting ever happened, and spends most of the rest of the episode brushing off the concerns of Maxine, his parents (David Alan Grier and Loretta Devine), and brother (LilRel Howrey).
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At a Cinema Society screening of her new film The Lost City of Z in New York this week, the actress didn't mince words brushing off the gossip that she has been flirting with or dating Brad Pitt.
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A day after replacing David Cameron, May told the head of the European Commission that Britain needed time to determine its negotiating strategy, brushing off pressure from European leaders to swiftly launch the two-year official exit process.
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But critics have said the federal government was conspicuously absent during the crucial months before the crisis was declared, when residents were drinking the lead-tainted water, and state and local officials were largely brushing off their concerns.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germans started adjusting to a new world on Thursday, brushing off any notion that a shock humiliation in the soccer World Cup, which coincides with a rare moment of political instability, was symptomatic of national decline.
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Warren's campaign website claims she would "disavow any Super PAC formed to support her in the Democratic primary," though she has argued that she is increasingly at a disadvantage in the race by brushing off support from PACs.
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For now, Aaron Rodgers is brushing off talk of any drama between him and the coach, and pointing to the results, but there is no denying that Green Bay's defense has been its biggest strength through two weeks.
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Republicans are brushing off questions about their plan to run on tax cuts in November after the issue failed to gain traction in the Pennsylvania special election, which some are viewing as a troublesome sign for the party.
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Powell countered during a Friday speech in Switzerland that "the most likely outlook for the U.S. is still moderate growth, a strong labor market, and inflation continuing to move back up," brushing off calls for a steep cut.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Annual summits between China and central and eastern European countries are beneficial to the European Union as a whole, the Chinese government's told Bulgaria's foreign minister, brushing off concern that Beijing is seeking to divide the continent.
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But that bid has a murky future; Jordan has been under heightened scrutiny for allegedly brushing off wrestlers' complaints about a team doctor groping athletes at Ohio State in the 1990s during his time as an assistant wrestling coach.
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Vancouver-based Telus bounced back from a slow start to the year, brushing off weakness in the oil-rich province of Alberta, one of its primary markets, caused by lower crude prices and the aftermath of a major wildfire.
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Often, we do buy into that rhetoric, brushing off "lesser" offenses because we're so inured to harassment, because we think that's the price of playing with the boys, because we're just so damned relieved it wasn't movie-rape bad.
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However, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, a 68-year-old socialist peace campaigner, has been pulling big crowds at rallies across the country, brushing off warnings from opponents in his own party that he would lead them to electoral disaster.
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Until quite recently, the protocol for a woman subjected to such attacks was to rise above them, brushing off all the negative attention (and even some of the positive), projecting an air of being occupied in stolid, competent work.
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On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the release of Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), however, the group seems intent on brushing off all that noise with a concerted media campaign focused on their inception and rise.
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Why should we have to either put up with a barrage of questions into the intricacies of our big queer lives or feel awkward about brushing off these questions when we just really don't feel like talking about it?
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French carmaker PSA plans to sign a $50 billion merger deal with the Italian American rival this year, a source with direct knowledge of PSA's thinking said on Friday, brushing off concerns over a shock lawsuit filed last week.
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SHANGHAI, July 16 (Reuters) - Asian shares were lower on Monday, brushing off the firmer Wall Street lead as investor caution dominated ahead of the release of key Chinese economic data, which is expected to show signs of a slowdown.
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DANDONG, China (Reuters) - Tourists and the odd train made their way across China's main border point with North Korea on Saturday, with residents largely brushing off Pyongyang's fifth and largest nuclear test and little sign of stepped up security or scrutiny.
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Amazon claimed Google was hurting consumers and "selectively blocking customer access to an open website," while Google voiced frustration with Amazon brushing off its Chromecast / Google Cast feature and leaving it out of the Prime Video app for Android for years.
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Despite such doubts, looser monetary policy might be the only show in town to cool the yen, after Washington last week emphasized G20 commitments to avoid currency devaluations, apparently brushing off Tokyo's view that the yen's rise was "one-sided".
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In the same vein, shows like Fresh off the Boat and Insecure are making the lives of minorities more mundane and mainstream, brushing off anachronisms like Long Duk Dong from Sixteen Candles and adding fresh, strong female relationships between black women.
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Aboubakar apologizes for the swarm of flies, brushing off a rug and offering up a place to sit in his cramped lean-to, as goats graze among the discarded plastic bags and trash on the public dumping ground next door.
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The 38-year-old Macron, once a protege of President Francois Hollande, staged what his supporters called a "tour de force" at the rally, brushing off criticism by his erstwhile Socialist allies for running as an independent in the 2017 election.
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Usually, Smith gives some sort of answer about how his company already runs like it's public, brushing off any notion of such an event — I've personally had this conversation with Smith several times, including in this onstage interview from 2016.
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Sources close to the UFC superstar tell us he's taking his legal matters VERY seriously -- but isn't brushing off his fight with D.C. He's planning on jumping right back into his training regimen as soon as he gets out of jail.
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And several people who have urged the President to take a more serious approach -- and stop brushing off sobering warnings from his own health officials -- said his recent unease stems more from negative coverage than a sudden reckoning about the outbreak.
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He added that some colleagues were brushing off concerns about coronavirus saying, "It's just the flu, I'm more worried about the start of the pollen season," and he also referred to the "great trust" Swedes have in their public institutions.
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On Thursday, he was being ridiculed on Twitter after brushing off an NBC reporter who asked about the endorsement by saying, "I don't have anything for you right now" — a remark his office later said was not directed to the reporter.
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" The CEO was sanguine about competition in the market, brushing off concerns that a European renewable energy company could struggle to compete with expanding Chinese businesses and a stable domestic clean energy industry in the U.S. "We see a lot of opportunities.
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LONDON, Jan 22021 (IFR) - Intesa Sanpaolo is preparing to issue the year's first Additional Tier 21 transaction, the riskiest bond a bank can sell, brushing off the crisis elsewhere in the Italian banking sector to tackle a 21bn issuance target for 24.
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It can do what the West can't: accept economic pain (brushing off sanctions), use force (as in Syria) and ruthlessly exploit the weaknesses of a free society -- our careless ways with computers and our gullibility about the sources of information we read online.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock prices rose on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 posting record closes amid upbeat company earnings, while oil fell on worries about growing supply and traders brushing off a failed coup in Turkey.
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Chief Executive Ian McIntosh had told Reuters after his appointment two weeks ago that the company's results so far this year were "significantly improved", brushing off talk of a crisis following the surprise exits of the group's former CEO and finance chief.
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" After a few days of brushing off his meeting with a Kremlin-connected Russian lawyer as "nothing," Trump Jr. tweeted an email conversation between himself and the publicist who set up the June 2016 meeting — you know, just to be "totally transparent.
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After years working in her family's gift shop in Bamberg, a small town an hour south of the state capital, she ran for state representative in 2004 and defeated a nearly 30-year incumbent, touting her fiscal conservatism while brushing off racial slurs.
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BEIJING, Dec 29 (Reuters) - If people want to come and look at China's first aircraft carrier, they are very welcome, the defence ministry said on Thursday, brushing off encounters with the Japanese military as the carrier passed close to Japan this week.
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Henderson, Nevada (CNN)Kamala Harris, speaking to activists here disappointed that Democrats have been unable to advance key immigration and gun control measures, urged them Saturday to focus their efforts on the midterm elections while brushing off questions about her own future ambitions.
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TORONTO, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Canada's benchmark stock index rose to a two-week high on Friday, led by financial and resource stocks as commodity prices rose, with investors brushing off a more uncertain outlook for NAFTA after the inauguration of Donald Trump as U.S. president.
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I'm sure if you asked any girl or person raised as a girl in America, they would cop to performing a handful of these actions—and they would've gone about it like me and Hollyhock: Casually, no sweat, brushing off food like a nagging mosquito.
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A number of other Russian businesses are expected to follow suit, brushing off the risk of potential fallout from a recent diplomatic spat between Moscow and the West over the poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal, as well as the prospect of further sanctions.
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" Related: Students Endorsed Boycotting Israel and Got Condemned by the Canadian Government Brushing off concerns that the bill infringes on free speech, Hudak said "it does say to somebody that if you do support intimidation or discrimination, then the government won't do business with you.
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In commodities, Brent crude futures held firm after closing at a 27-month high on Thursday as the market focused on Saudi Arabian comments about ending a global supply glut, brushing off an unexpected increase in U.S. inventories and high U.S. production and exports.
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As late as 2008, researchers at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research published a paper suggesting that the symptoms of traumatic brain injury could be caused in large part by PTSD and brushing off "theoretical concern" about neurological effects of the blast wave.
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They were 0-8 away from Soldier Field last season.... Eagles WR Alshon Jeffery, a former member of the Bears, wore a No. 23 Chicago Bulls jersey after the game, brushing off the connection by saying it was because Michael Jordan is his favorite player.
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After brushing off suggestions that he may be at risk, US President Donald Trump is now telling people close to him that he is concerned about coming into contact with those who have contracted the coronavirus, a source close to the President told CNN.
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"After four years of discussions with the European Commission (public support) is still at 80%," he said, speaking to CNBC's Geoff Cutmore at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and brushing off questions over protests by members of the judiciary against the changes.
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Whether they're complaining about the fear of getting "canceled" while helming multimillion-dollar projects, or brushing off everyone who works for "them blogs," or trying to get music critics they don't like fired, celebs and Hollywood power players are touchier than ever these days.
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Trump on Thursday dismissed those reports, claiming celebrities were clamoring to attend the event and brushing off entertainers' support for his former Democratic rival, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Manson's famously wild-eyed stare, his deep-seated racism, and the group of young women who rushed to his defense while brushing off the acts of extreme violence they or their friends had committed in his name all made Manson synonymous with cult leaders.
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This method of (not) dealing with criticism means that when people (often women) do object to a joke or comedic conceit, there's a built-in excuse for brushing off their concerns: Dismissing discomfort is easy when you can dismiss the person expressing it as a killjoy.
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Brushing off the criticism of his ineffective antiterrorist action, the prime minister told an anxious nation a day later that "terrorism will be part of our lives," but he refused the "mental Trumpisation," apparently referring to proposals for an enhanced police monitoring of the Muslim community.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) told reporters, brushing off concerns that Bernhardt's past lobbying would influence his future work.
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Sitting on a wooden chair on a recent day, surrounded by art books, beeswax, colored cream polishes, all sorts of brushes and a cuckoo clock, she started brushing off the dust and dirt from one of her "babies," and described the work that is her passion.
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Brushing off Scott Walker's endorsement of his rival, Texas Senator Ted Cruz, that morning, Trump says the Wisconsin governor gave him a plaque that the mogul never bothered to read, and that someone eventually found buried under a pile of other plaques people had given Trump.
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Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is brushing off news that Sen.
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GENEVA — Reports of thousands of people killed by the police in the Philippine government's crackdown on drug use are "alternative facts," a Filipino senator and ally of President Rodrigo Duterte said on Monday, brushing off accusations of extrajudicial killings as a way to discredit Mr. Duterte.
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Coll tells the story of how, in 2011, Exxon expanded its operations into Iraqi Kurdistan, brushing off the Obama administration's entreaties to stay away and angering the Shiite-dominated government in Baghdad, which feared the Kurds would use their newfound oil wealth to seek greater autonomy.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Growing tensions with North Korea should worry global electronics firms such as Apple Inc as they source key parts from South Korea, but investors are brushing off such concerns and snapping up shares in key exporters, heartened by robust earnings and big investment plans.
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On the chief point of contention between China and the US -- North Korea -- Beijing has also largely come out ahead, brushing off intense pressure from Washington to take a firmer hand on Pyongyang, though it has supported tighter sanctions and some limitations on North Korean businesses in China.
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"Every different leader has teams who every now and then have their jaws drop at unscheduled surprises, like that video itself, for example," Trudeau said, brushing off concerns that his small-talk may have endangered the prospect of a renegotiated NAFTA agreement or the broader U.S.-Canada relationship.
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Clinton, in turn, has made it clear that she will try to run as a statesman -- brushing off Trump's innuendo, ignoring his provocations about her personal life, and framing her general election campaign as a point-by-point takedown of Trump's knowledge, temperament and fitness to serve as commander-in-chief.
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Clinton was brushing off questions early on about her political plans, insisting that a run was not on her mind, she had already enlisted aides to wrestle with how to reposition a career politician as an agent of change and how openly to rely on gender to stoke grass-roots enthusiasm.
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Sen. Pat RobertsCharles (Pat) Patrick RobertsKobach says he's more prepared for 'propaganda' in Senate campaign Pompeo: Senate run 'off the table' Grassley gambles on drug price bill despite GOP doubts MORE (R-Kan.) is apologizing after brushing off a reporter's question about a rule mandating health insurers cover mammograms with a joke.
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They also say that voters are tired of Democratic "Medi-scare" tactics and can see through them (though Republicans employ them as well.) Still, as Democrats' warnings of an assault on Medicare have intensified, Republicans have grown quieter about their plans for the program in 2017, brushing off questions about their intentions.
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To the Editor: I live in a local historic district that operates much as Binyamin Appelbaum describes, with a historic district commission of architects and aesthetic purists obsessing over minutiae, brushing off the urgent need for affordable housing and mobilization against the climate crisis, and safeguarding a sterile, static version of the past.
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Bob Evans, the chief scientist on the original voyage that discovered the shipwreck and its treasure in 19803, is now painstakingly cleaning each piece of gold by hand, soaking it in a solution and brushing off rust and grime that accumulated as the treasure sat 21980,222 feet (224,134 meters) below sea level.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary LGBTQ advocates slam Buttigieg for past history with Salvation Army Saagar Enjeti unpacks why Kamala Harris's campaign didn't work MORE (D-Mass.) has gained momentum in recent months, brushing off any notion that her large crowd sizes amount to measurable political energy.
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Fans might come away feeling like creators are being evasive or brushing off their need to have their ship to be canon; creators might come away feeling like fans are placing too much emphasis on a single aspect of the plot at the expense of everything else they're trying to do within a storyline.
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Squint a little, and with his tousled hair, olive complexion and easy smile, the speaker in the open-necked white shirt could almost be Justin Trudeau, telegenic prime minister of Canada and the world's preeminent liberal heartthrob ("He has much more muscles than I have," Klaver says later backstage, brushing off the now-familiar comparison).
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I think it's hilarious to watch Annalise Keating cruelly brushing off her male and female lovers one moment, covering up a murder the next, and then shuffling and squinting her way down to the kitchen in the middle of the night, unable to control her desire for another bite of ice cream straight from the box.
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Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat 6900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 MORE is brushing off a recently surfaced video that aimed to be an attack against her, instead touting her dancing skills.
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Yasmina Benazzou, a New-York based jewelry designer who reworks vintage pieces as part of her Haute Victoire collection, lost a stone a few years ago because of a loose setting: She was cleaning a ring that she had found at a Brussels flea market, and its ruby popped out as she was brushing off some dirt.
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"The fact is, though, given the time of year it is and the rest of the appropriations we have to do, we are going to need more time to complete the appropriations process, particularly in the Senate," Ryan said, brushing off Trump's tough talk the next day in Oregon, where he was trying to highlight the tax reform push. 4.
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But she's brushing off calls for change at the top of the party, which she leads with Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (D-N.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's top economic adviser said Tuesday that the White House is not considering demoting Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, brushing off earlier reports that the president had looked into it.
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Good American foreign policy is not made with alternative facts, but that is all they offer when it comes to rationalizing their approach to Iran -- as we heard Tuesday from Ambassador Haley, who tried to build a case against staying in the deal by citing violations that didn't happen, implying that there are hundreds of suspicious sites left uninspected when there aren't, and brushing off the security concerns of our allies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - STMicroelectronics on Wednesday delivered an upbeat assessment on second-half demand for its smartphones-focused products in second-half, brushing off investor anxiety over the soft takeoff of Apple's iPhone X. The Franco-Italian chipmaker, whose clients range from carmakers to industrial groups and makers of new connected devices, said sales should grow in the first half, offsetting a seasonal smartphone dip in the first three months of the year.
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Her father Alfred Kerr, who was Jewish, had been a theater critic and columnist in Berlin, and openly criticized the Nazis both in his writing and in weekly radio broadcasts As the ongoing European elections see far-right leaders push for a nationalist resurgence, and in the wake of some pundits glibly brushing off Brexit as "not as bad as the two World Wars," as we would do well to remember this woman, who not only imagined a better world but endeavored to create one wherever she could.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) is blasting her Republican colleagues for brushing off ethics rules for President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's Cabinet picks.
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Contestant: Caila QuinnWhat She's Up To: Eating cupcakes, selling make-up, starting start-ups Contestant: Amanda StantonWhat She's Up To: Chilling with her kids, being beautiful, selling hair vitamins/face masks Contestant: Olivia CaridiWhat She's Up To: Brushing off the haters, running for charity, kicking it with housewives Contestant: Becca TilleyWhat She's Up To: Selling make-up, being a flower child, getting teeth surgery Contestant: Lace MorrisWhat She's Up To: Relaxing, eating tacos, promoting hair styling tools Contestant: Jubilee Sharpe What She's Up To: Boxing, going to hockey games, going to church Contestant: Joelle (Jojo) FletcherWhat She's Up To: FILMING THE BACHELORETTE
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All of this has created a context in which NBC opting for two male hosts with a history of brushing off offensive or controversial behavior comes across as more than a little tone-deaf — especially since the network is home to female talent capable of hosting an awards show: Kristen Bell, of NBC's The Good Place, hosted the Screen Actors Guild Awards earlier this year, and Leslie Jones, also of Saturday Night Live (and nominated this year for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series), has become a popular commentator since the Rio Olympics in 2016.
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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 early Monday predicted that the GOP will perform "very well" in next year's midterm elections, brushing off Republican Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE's loss last week in an Alabama Senate special election.
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