Clinton — catcalls that Mr. Trump has generally let pass.
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He walked to his seat in a shower of catcalls.
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"Standing ovations turned into burlesque show hoots and catcalls," he wrote.
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France, after a #MeToo-style outburst, is considering fines for catcalls.
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When they lose sight of the line between protest and catcalls.
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Fear of mid-workout catcalls is really fucked up, but it happens.
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But some of the anti-Clinton language spilled into ugliness and catcalls.
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It was the first conviction under France's new law against sexist catcalls.
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As he hurried home he heard the catcalls from the shadowed porches.
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That earned him a cacophony of catcalls for his head spinning about-face.
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But Mr. Trump still draws his share of catcalls — some subtle, others not.
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It's catcalls on the street, disrespect at work and unbalanced responsibilities at home.
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"All of the catcalls I post are submissions that have been made to real people in public spaces, most of the time the street, occasionally on public transportation such as buses and trains," said Farah Benis, who founded Catcalls of London.
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I limped the two miles back home, pushing my bike through a cacophony of catcalls.
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It's common for catcalls to induce fear, anxiety and memories of trauma in sexual assault survivors.
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Vulgar catcalls, gang rape plots, breast groping, and men standing inches away fondling their exposed genitals.
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I can already sense from either end of the partisan divide, raucous cheering and angry catcalls.
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The small group braves derision, catcalls and even spitting as they break through limits set by Hamas.
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Stoplights were filled with catcalls and suggestive flicks of the tongue above car windows rolled halfway down.
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NYU student Sophie Sandberg began an art project with sidewalk chalk to highlight the pervasiveness of catcalls.
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She faced down catcalls and sexual harassment before social media gave us a space to share our stories.
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Since then the account has posted more than 350 examples of New York catcalls and attracted 119,000 followers.
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When Cruz denied Trump his support and advised, "Vote your conscience," boos and catcalls emanated from the crowd.
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They would not be surprised by the catcalls the young woman in front of me had to endure.
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The catcalls came after a weekend of finger pointing at the Socialist government by right-leaning opposition politicians.
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They put her on stage, leer at her body and practically rape her with their eyes and catcalls.
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The myth that a woman enjoys catcalls, even when they are vulgar, was widely accepted until very recently.
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Mr. Trump dismissed the catcalls from the audience by saying they were from Bush supporters, donors and Washington insiders.
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What began in 2016 with a single account, Catcalls of NYC, has become an international movement against street harassment.
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Catcalls to her—although she still views them as uncalled for and sometimes annoying—are not a huge deal.
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P&G's new ad, "We Believe," includes a voice narrating over scenes of bullying, catcalls, sexual harassment and masculinity.
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Students and faculty at the art school complain of headaches, catcalls, and rats and roaches in hallways and classrooms.
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But the activists, who met with 11 Fed policymakers, used catcalls and applause to signal they were not buying it.
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Trump, hearing some boos and catcalls from Cruz supporters scattered throughout the room, quickly wrapped up his speech and left.
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In the midst of the catcalls and broken humanity that make up the city, I'll look for the bright spots.
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Poor Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, couldn't even read a letter from a Civil War soldier without getting catcalls.
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But it's important to remember that traditional catcalls aren't the only form of street harassment — we need to fight fatcalls, too.
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The first episode shows Nola, stubbornly independent, walking home and getting grabbed by a man whose catcalls she tries to ignore.
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Memories of having to endure put-downs at the office, catcalls in the parking lot, barked orders at a dinner party.
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Sixteen years later, another president has withdrawn from another climate change pact only to endure another chorus of catcalls from overseas.
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At a hearing on Tuesday, prosecutors alleged that Thurman attacked George after she ignored his repeated catcalls, the Chicago Tribune reports.
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Both players were hearing catcalls from fans — Ensberg returned the number in spring training after getting an earful in exhibition games.
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Gunsolas mumbled from his seat that he, too, abhorred fraud, and fled the theater to jeers and catcalls from the audience.
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On the factory floor, for example, she often experienced "unwelcome and pervasive harassment" including "inappropriate language, whistling and catcalls," the lawsuit reads.
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Mr Macri, who once suggested that women were in fact pleased to be the object of catcalls, is now heeding that lesson.
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Clinton wins, get ready for at least four years, maybe eight, of the catcalls and loathing that plagued President Obama's two terms.
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"When women are walking around New York [or other big cities], they often experience catcalls or see other sad things," Silvershein says.
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However, she then goes on to reluctantly outline the harassment she has survived, ranging from angry catcalls to terrifying acts of homophobia.
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Booing began to drown out the cheers, forcing him again and again to stop, wait out the catcalls, and start his sentences over.
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This session started with speeches from lawmakers from each side, interrupted by catcalls, whistles and loud chants from opposite sides of the room.
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The catcalls were the loudest in the sixth, when Arizona scored six runs against Jon Niese to put the game out of reach.
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Frank Bruni These are hard days of coarse language — of tweets and catcalls that appeal to the worst in us, not the best.
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Beckham knelt to the turf, kissed it, then cupped a hand behind his right ear as if calling for an ovation, or catcalls.
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A jeep filled with Hamas gunmen beeped and cheered as it passed, and a pack of men on motorbikes left a wake of catcalls.
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They're documenting actual catcalls they've received by writing them in chalk on streets and sidewalks from Boston to Barcelona, then posting them to Instagram.
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At aquatics, the very diverse crowd greeted Russia's Yulia Efimova with boos and catcalls before her first heat in the women's 100m breast stroke.
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This month, two municipalities in Chile's capital Santiago announced they would issue on-the-spot fines for sexual harassment on the street, including catcalls.
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A few supporters of Mr. Ross's walked out of his meeting, saying they were upset that the congressman was unable to talk without catcalls.
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The catcalls and shouting reminded me of photos from the early 1930s newsreels of Mussolini and Hitler, and of my experiences in Chicago in 19983.
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Her linguistic handicap made finding dudes difficult, and as a black woman, she was often on the receiving end of frustrating come-ons and catcalls.
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As for Drake's Caribbean trip ... he was there celebrating his beloved Toronto Raptors making the NBA Finals, and drew attention -- and catcalls -- wherever he went.
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On the first day of debate on Tuesday, lawmakers broke down party lines in turning on each other with catcalls, jeers and accusations of treachery.
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But when I agreed with him, while noting that $2 trillion of that debt resulted from Trump's 2017 tax cuts, the room resounded with catcalls.
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In Remedios, we spent most nights in the town's main square, drinking and watching as gaggles of teenage girls paraded, arms linked, and ignored catcalls.
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Her comments regularly drew catcalls, laughter, groans or shouts — or some combination thereof — from ballrooms full of men in suits gathered to hear company presentations.
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On a recent day, before an audience of criminology students, four of them donned black robes covered with the phrases men throw out in catcalls.
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While ignoring Thurman's catcalls and efforts to talk to her, George walked to her car, which is when she was allegedly put in a chokehold.
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However, it's the comments and catcalls I receive as I walk through the crowd that make it clear the festival is not your typical gathering.
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Yeah, there were catcalls -- go home, cook dinner, you need to go to the kitchen, you don't need to be out here getting other jockeys killed.
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In episode 3, "Ugly," Tig Notaro plays a construction worker who catcalls Gaffigan's wife, played by Ashley Williams, resulting in a riot on the construction site.
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Mary is faced with the kinds of everyday sexism many women can relate to: catcalls, insults, snide remarks, even a lover removing a condom during sex.
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Ruth George, a University of Illinois at Chicago college student, was killed after ignoring a man's catcalls in a parking garage, The New York Times reports.
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In regards to the specific fetishization of Asian women, I'd say that we can barely walk outside without hearing 'Ni hao!' or 'Konichiwa!' when someone catcalls us.
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Moments like this make Contreras grateful for the security of the large group, even though she, too, has been on receiving end of catcalls from other migrants.
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There are also reports of displaced rats and cockroaches running all over the place, not to mention lectures being disrupted by random jackhammering and construction workers' catcalls.
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It was a far more conciliatory message than a presentation earlier in the week by White House officials promoting fossil fuels, which drew catcalls and a walkout.
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Many women experience catcalls and myriad other forms of harassment while traveling; women of color have written about being dismissed or ignored abroad because of their race.
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This second season also gives Titus a boyfriend in Mikey, Mike Carlsen's earnest construction worker whose confused catcalls in season one quickly made him a fan favorite.
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But when he joined the parade, marching with that group, he was met with catcalls and boos, and two beer cans thrown in his direction narrowly missed him.
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She said that catcalls when walking through her father's construction sites prompted an anxiety dream about an early job assignment working on a development team for another organization.
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In Britain, 40 percent of women and 18 percent of men were sexually harassed in the workplace, from catcalls to sexual assault, polling firm ComRes found last year.
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In Britain, 40 percent of women and 18 percent of men experienced sexual harassment in the workplace, from catcalls to sexual assault, polling firm ComRes found in 2017.
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But something happened in between their catcalls and the moment Nettles fell to, and was beat against, the pavement: the men realized she and her friends were transgender.
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The measure outlawing verbal harassment — which can include catcalls and unwanted, sexually aggressive speech — brought into focus the kind of daily insults and lewd remarks that Frenchwomen face.
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I wanted them to understand my fear, cultivated by generational trauma, nurtured everyday by catcalls and rape jokes, and reinforced by the experiences of so many women I knew.
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In 2012, Cécile Duflot, then the French minister for housing, stood up to speak at the National Assembly in a floral shirtdress and was met by catcalls and whistles.
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Reddick had heard catcalls earlier in the Series for his comments about fans in Los Angeles not supporting him after his trade to the Dodgers midway through last season.
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And the big tax-cutting plan that is the basis of said explosive growth is still just that one-page summary the administration handed out to catcalls last month.
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Sometimes I smile after a man on the sidewalk catcalls me crudely, not because I like being catcalled but simply because I know someone saw me as an attractive woman.
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Marlène Schiappa, France's gender equality minister (yes, that's a thing), has proposed putting forward a bill in parliament that would fine people for engaging in street harassment — including aggressive catcalls.
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The catcalls and insults they flung at me and other marchers that weekend—including homophobic slurs like "dyke faggot" hurled at clergy members—were invariably drenched in sexism and racism.
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The online store's viral shirts and accessories — which feature sayings like "Cats against catcalls" and "Trans rights are human rights" — became staples at events like the Women's March and Pride.
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New York Madrid Ciudad Obregón, Mexico Amsterdam London Dhaka Rome The movement was inspired by a university class Sophie Sandberg, a senior at NYU, started Catcalls of NYC three years ago.
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These catcalls, as well as the images of delegates in Sanders T-shirts waving placards that read "Hill No," were not the sort of messages that the Clinton campaign wanted. Mrs.
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When I would go to visit her, I would come back [to the city] and I'd go through the bus terminal, and I would get a lot of catcalls and nonsense.
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Joe Mixon's victim told police the Oklahoma star and his friends were pissed she rejected their catcalls before the incident ... and called her a "bitch" and a "whore" before things got violent.
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Sitting in the lounge of the Karachi airport, flanked by security, Rashid faced catcalls from men who condemned Qadri's death as a murder and who threatened to beat him with their shoes.
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But that's the point: The project, called "Catcalls of NYC," by Sophie Sandberg, a senior at New York University, documents on Instagram what New Yorkers are hearing on our streets and where.
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There's a world of difference between catcalls or wolf whistles and the fatal violence that befell Mollie Tibbetts, who disappeared last month after going out for an evening run in Brooklyn, Iowa.
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Midway through the opening set, Nadal&aposs aqua T-shirt was so soaked with sweat it stuck to him, so he changed into a fresh one at a changeover, drawing catcalls from spectators.
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On Monday, it was militants from the far-left CGT union who greeted the young minister with eggs — one landed in his hair — and catcalls in the Communist-controlled Paris suburb of Montreuil.
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Ingo Speich, a fund manager at Union Investment, a German company that is one of Deutsche Bank's biggest shareholders, told me that in 2015 there were catcalls at the bank's annual general meeting.
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She also said there were incidents of "unwelcome and pervasive harassment by men on the factory floor including but not limited to inappropriate language, whistling, and catcalls" against female employees, according to the lawsuit.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From unwanted advances to catcalls and abuse, Britain on Tuesday launched a inquiry into sexual harassment of women at work as countless stories of misconduct spread across the working world.
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PARIS — Amid boos and catcalls, France's Socialist government forced an overhaul of the country's rigid labor laws through the National Assembly on Tuesday, hoping to bring down chronically high unemployment before elections next year.
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Orchestra players could be lazy, favored singers would decorate their arias with additional high notes and take encores, and audiences responded with ovations and catcalls, and shouted at the singers or at the conductor.
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Mets fans at Dodger Stadium vocalized their disdain with boos and catcalls at the sight of Utley striding to the plate, but if they hoped to see Robles even the score, they were disappointed.
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Victims of street harassment send Instagram messages to Ms. Sandberg with the location of the catcalls and what was reportedly said, and she writes the comments at those same sites with brightly colored chalk.
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SAN ANTONIO — With all the catcalls, cheers and interruptions, it took awhile for the roll call to proceed at the three loudest tables on a bustling restaurant patio along the Riverwalk here Thursday night.
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Mr. Trump was interrupted several times by protesters, who were escorted out of the arena by the police, under a rain of catcalls and shouts that recalled the most bitter days of the campaign.
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Prosecutors said a 19-year-old student who attended the University of Illinois at Chicago was strangled and killed by a man over the weekend after she ignored his catcalls, The New York Times reports.
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But loud catcalls — a specialty of La Scala's audiences, as it happens — rang out in Italy when news of a proposed accord between La Scala and the Saudi government was made public in recent weeks.
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The heavy lifting is left to Mario Draghi amid incessant catcalls from Germany and "head-for-the-hills" punters criticizing the euro area central bankers for providing the only life support to the region's struggling economies.
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The 117 allegations of sexual misconduct the board referred to the Internal Affairs Bureau between January 2016 and June "included a variety of allegations, from catcalls and sexual propositions to unwanted touching and rape," the memo said.
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The catcalls in the Bronx are particularly pointed because of Keuchel's history with the Yankees, having shut them out for six innings in the 2015 wild-card game and for seven innings in the opener of this series.
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The Yankee Stadium crowd, which had begun to tentatively believe in Gray after a recent pair of solid outings, responded as it had during many of Gray's outings in his brief Yankees tenure, with grumbles, boos and catcalls.
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It's wild we don't do this no audience at debates thing all the time, so much nicer when the candidates aren't yelling at each other over catcalls, cheers and boos Please, please don't EVER bring back a live audience.
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In May 2013, Ms. Nixon helped organize an L.G.B.T. benefit for Mr. de Blasio, where Ms. Quinn was skewered to the point where her name drew catcalls and skits mocked her support for extending the city's term-limits laws.
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Many others also said that working for him required tolerating daily kisses and touches, pulling all-night shifts at private parties that included public sex and nudity, and enduring catcalls and gropes from guests who are Mr. Friedman's friends.
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On my walks home from school I would get catcalls from men on the street, men in buses, or men sitting in cars groping themselves — grown men old enough to be my father, who by then was living in America.
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In two widely publicized incidents, a female minister wore a flowery dress to testify in Parliament and faced catcalls to take it off; and a legislator started clucking like a chicken when one of his female colleagues began to speak.
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A man might ask in good faith whether catcalls are really just "compliments" when women are trying to discuss their own experiences with street harassment, and he might be taken aback when those women get immediately upset or exasperated with him.
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With catcalls, sarcastic jokes and jeers being bandied about - not just between the two main parties, as is the custom, but often within them - many of the divisions before Britain voted in June 2016 to leave the EU re-emerged.
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"Many others also said that working for him required tolerating daily kisses and touches, pulling all-night shifts at private parties that included public sex and nudity, and enduring catcalls and gropes from guests who are Mr. Friedman's friends," the article reads.
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Ms. Reno's insistence on going her own way would win her catcalls and calumny throughout her tenure in Washington, whether she was prosecuting international espionage, dealing with the Republican drumbeat for impeachment, or trying to return a Cuban child to his father.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Braving whistles, catcalls and vulgar remarks, Karachi's female taxi drivers are determined to stay on the road to ferry women safely around the teeming city - from home to the office, to college and even to late night wedding parties.
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But in Hood River, which despite its name is on the banks of the majestic Columbia River, and in Bend, the district's liberal hub at the foot of the Cascades, huge crowds pressed Walden in two-hour encounters heavy on boisterous interruptions and catcalls.
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In a lot of ways Beverley balances out Harden's sublime offense and middling defense, but Harden's defensive warts have again reached the point where they've become overblown (he played some solid defense in the 2014-15 season after hearing the catcalls the season before).
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They may feel safe, confident even, until they encounter the stranger in the street who crudely catcalls them, or the male co-worker who stands too close and gazes at their body too long, or the man who gets what he desires through force.
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — On the grand occasion of his Hall of Fame induction on Sunday, and on his 83rd birthday to boot, Major League Baseball's commissioner emeritus, Bud Selig, had to endure a certain amount of catcalls, which is not the normal soundtrack in Cooperstown.
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These advances and interactions might manifest as catcalls on the street, attempts to hit on a woman when she's wearing headphones or otherwise visibly "closed off"/uninterested in striking up a conversation, or the creepy and unbroken gaze of a random dude on a plane.
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And does that strike you like something Trump is trying to stop and reverse with his "free, fair and reciprocal trade" amid a chorus of catcalls — led by official international organizations richly funded by Washington — that he is killing the so-called "free and multilateral" trading system?
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And his vintage performance tonight—an exercise in pushing the limits which included calling both Cruz and Marco Rubio liars and drawing boos and catcalls from the debate audience, is unlikely to damage his perch high atop of the South Carolina polls heading into Saturday's primary.
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At a public forum in Venice on LA's west side last October, Garcetti faced shouting protests and catcalls over the course of four hours as he tried to convince residents to support opening a shelter in a vacant lot as part of his "Bridge Home" project.
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But the catcalls were, less than a momentary breach, a resumption of the verbal total war practiced by a president who has always treated life as a personal, incessant fight: "a series of battles ending in victory or defeat," as he told People magazine in 1981.
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"Our strategy is simply to be visible in public spaces," said Meher Bano of Girls at Dhabas, a feminist group which organized the races after a woman from Lahore was pushed off her bicycle by a group of men last year for not responding to catcalls.
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"There must still be some room for chivalry and not everything needs to be demonized," said Buenos Aires native Julian Gutierrez, who recognizes that catcalls make women in his city feel unsafe, but wonders where the law leaves men who want to approach a woman flirtatiously.
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They may have still been learning the ropes, given that the fight didn't even last long enough for a "ring girl"—a young woman in a bikini and high heels, holding a placard announcing the round number—to make it into the ring for a few catcalls and whistles.
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What's that, I said, as we started walking toward the others, who had gathered now in a circle, what's going on, and then, as we heard whistles and catcalls and voices chanting strip, strip, N. told me that the priest had said he wanted to swim in the sea.
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It's incredible -- and we have a tendency to overuse that word in the Trump era, but this is -- that the US President would so quickly pivot from aggressive catcalls at "little rocket man" Kim Jong Un and threatening "fire and fury" to accepting an invitation to face-to-face talks.
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The series has much to say about being a woman in the world, offering commentary on the way male coworkers take over meetings or insist that sexual remarks were nothing more than a joke; the way women second-guess their clothing, worried it'll invite catcalls; how women are taught to shrink themselves, accept cruelty, and never assert their desires.
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He gave such a thoroughly bad speech, running an interminable 33 minutes, that catcalls rang out from the assemblage, followed by raucously derisive cheers when Clinton pronounced the magic words, "In conclusion...." Years later, Sandy Berger, who was Clinton's national security adviser in the White House, reflected back on that evening in an oral history interview with the University of Virginia's Miller Center.
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Dressed up in his best clothes, some cheap jeans and a shirt from counterfeit brands bought from Palika Bazaar, and wearing cologne, his priority was to plan their dates in a way to avoid Delhi's infamous "eve-teasers," men who sexually harass women on the street with leers, catcalls and often ironic serenades of lyrics from famous Bollywood film songs.
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CHINA PAKISTAN NEPAL New Delhi INDIA Mumbai KERALA Bay of Bengal Koodathayai Indian Ocean SRI LANKA 400 miles By The New York Times Ms. Joseph drew a large crowd at her first court appearance earlier this month, emerging handcuffed from a police vehicle to a burst of jeers and catcalls, schoolchildren in matching uniforms struggling to catch a glimpse of her through the crowd.
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"Unsolicited dick pics can be a lot like catcalls—ways to assert power, express entitled sexual interest, cut the receivers down to objects, center the sender's own ego and prowess, get some rise or reaction out of another person, punish someone due to their sexuality (especially when men send these to lesbians), gratify a sense of exhibitionism, or even try to force the receiver into sending a nude as well," they explained.
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Read more:A man killed a Chicago college student after she ignored his catcalls, prosecutors sayThe Supreme Court rejected Adnan Syed&aposs bid for a new trial in the &aposSerial&apos podcast murder caseA Russian Napoleon expert was caught with arms in a bag and admitted to murdering his lover and former studentThe Texas parole board is recommending a delay for Rodney Reed&aposs execution after Kim Kardashian West and Beyoncé pushed for a reprieve
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Read more:A bear got stuck in a tree over a tiger enclosure and refused to climb down for 5 daysA man killed a Chicago college student after she ignored his catcalls, prosecutors sayLawyers for the guards accused of napping the night Jeffrey Epstein died say their clients are being unfairly blamed for the jail&aposs dysfunctionNew York is considering a ban on &aposvirginity tests&apos after T.I. said he took his daughter to the gynecologist for hymen checks
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