The severity of this rumor crossed the line of normal reality show cattiness.
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But when the couple is not famous, the motive behind the cattiness is less clear.
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They wanted intrigue, cattiness, chaos and Darwinian, winner-take-all battles for success and survival.
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However, I had been dealing with side comments, eye rolls, taunting, and cattiness on overdrive lately.
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No snarking, no cattiness, so rumors: Rihanna has as much love for Beyoncé as we all do.
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Financial incentives apparently aren't necessary to get people to indulge their inner voyeur and their inner cattiness.
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It's not all cattiness, though — the reunion will also address Vanderpump's son Max's quest to find his birth parents.
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Honestly, I was expecting more cattiness and sour grapes from a group of people accustomed to being marginalized and rejected.
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In a lot of comedies, that scenario would play out in terms of cattiness, but here it's about professionalism and, finally, sympathy.
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Reading real insults from the show's current season, Headey took on the contestant's cattiness with Cersei's signature flair – and a goblet of wine.
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But even that show, which had a female friendship at its core, was rooted in a cattiness that "PLL" mostly tried to avoid.
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Mr Wolff's muckraking skills, cattiness, cynicism and feel for human weakness, especially among the rich and famous, make him well-qualified for the job.
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While most cats are adept at leaping from place to place and catching their prey, some ferocious felines have just lost their sense of cattiness.
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With experience in cutthroat rivalry, Brown and Miller-Keyes are more prepared than most for cattiness, drama, or whatever comes their way in the house.
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It was perfectly rational (in WWE terms) for Bayley to turn on Banks after years of torment which mostly looked like passé cattiness of yesteryear.
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" However, when female hip-hop artists are seen as competitive or possess a healthy ego about their skills, "it's always framed as kind of cattiness.
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Picking up where we left off last week, Caila was back with more sugar-coated cattiness aimed at Ashley than we could have ever dreamed of.
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What if her dismissive "I don't know hers" toward other pop stars isn't trivial cattiness, but the same kind of competitive challenge that undergirds hip-hop?
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" While she promised it's not fully goodbye, Polizzi emphasized that it was time to move on because she has no patience for "the drama and the cattiness.
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The sheen of niceness among attendees exists to foster business transactions in a hobby where everyone is equal parts buyer and seller; the cattiness goes on in secret.
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"As a woman, it makes me sad to watch another women, who I thought was my friend, talk behind my back with such cattiness and disrespect," Radziwill wrote.
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Any lapse in recognition for who you are and what you've contributed to your clique and your community makes you feel under-appreciated, which can lead to some cattiness.
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They left their cattiness at home for fashion prom, eight months after their explosive New York Fashion Week fight, and channeled all their energy into the 2019 Met Gala Theme: Camp!
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Women who attempted to complain to HR and upper management were deterred from complaining and told to be a 'cool girl' or that 'it's a female issue' and 'cattiness' or were simply ignored.
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We so rarely get to see like a gang of women who are on screen; it's so often one or two women in a big action movie and there's competitiveness and cattiness between them.
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You know, I don't know if it's just that we're getting older, and we're all calming down, or maybe I've just calmed down, but I don't feel that sort of cattiness in my friendships anymore.
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The lucky average Joe or Jane chosen for the board can potentially look forward to all of these things: a bitter war between existentially opposed industries, decisions that can make or break the fortunes of entire companies and intense professional cattiness.
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While there's some not-so-great stuff going on (1 in 4 women say they "loathe" their body, ugh), we learned — among other encouraging findings — that it seems to be time to debunk the myth of female cattiness once and for all. Hallelujah.
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This tone is represented in every corner of the platform, from the mean girls of Makeup Artist YouTube, the assholes of Gamer YouTube, the aggressively unfunny Comedian YouTube — thoughtless cruelty, needless cattiness, and of course, vile racism and sexism are often rewarded with more attention.
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Rather, I'm drawn in by the plot, the rose ceremony gowns, the cattiness, the fantastical helicopter dates, the closed doors and muffled sex sounds, the untouched platters of finger food at the cocktail parties (infuriating), and, of course, Chris Harrison, who has been the show's immaculately coiffed host for 20 seasons.
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While the premise of the series may have shades of The Devil Wears Prada, there's zero cattiness at this mag — in addition to the trio being ride-or-die BFFs, they're also led by the enviable Jacqueline Carlyle (Melora Hardin), who wants only the best from, and more importantly for, her staff.
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But considering the context of Pusha's rebuttal—him rapping over a song that implies weeding out weak links of the black community, a line about Drake's racial insecurities, and a photo of him in blackface—he one-upped the perceived cattiness of Drake by taking things a step further, showing that he too can be masterfully strategic in his shots.
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A typical scenario to write a scene would involve Hal asking questions that French would answer (for example, Hal might ask about the "cattiness factor" involved in a meeting between two key female characters, and French would reply with a range of 1 to 10), and the computer would then generate a few sentences to which French would make minor edits. The process would repeat for the next few sentences until the scene was written.
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" A writer from Entertainment Weekly, however, commented that Leo "fits right in to the antic Will & Grace world of Will, Grace, Jack, and Karen." Matt Roush of TV Guide was not thrilled of the idea of Grace getting married, writing: "Well, is the show called Will & Grace & Leo? I don't think so." The Star-Ledgers Alan Sepinwall commented that Will & Grace "has already been infected with a sense of cattiness and despair, as the writers try to top each other's nasty one-liners.
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There are rare cases of fighting, but "catty" bickering is the major draw of the show. The extremity of some of the cattiness suggests handling and line- feeding from producers, and contestants respond to these situations in interview sequences filmed after the fact. Most eliminations are preceded by some variation of the phrase I liked everybody but unfortunately the name of the game is 'ElimiDate', so I have to make a cut. So I decided to cut.... Contestants who are cut have the opportunity to react to their dismissal.
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In contrast, females who perpetuated high levels of indirect peer aggression tended to have their first sexual encounter at earlier stages of adolescence. Overall, indirect aggression (peer aggression) appears functional in maximizing one's own reproductive opportunities at the expense of same-sex rivals. A quote by Tracy Vaillancourt neatly concludes the literature on female-female aggression by stating: "Not only does such cattiness make the targeted women too sad and anxious to compete in the sexual market, some studies suggest it can make men find rivals less attractive".
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At first, the pair's relationship is characterized by petty cattiness stemming in part from their different backgrounds, but under the tutelage of famed bank robber Bill Buck (Sam Shepard) they learn to trust each other. During their crucial training session at the edge of a cliff, the two women test their strength by hanging from a metal bar over a wide river. At the point of exhaustion María tells Sara she cannot swim before losing her grip on the bar. Sara voluntarily drops into the river and saves her.
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As a general rule, players had been allowed to rake traps and return the ground to original playing position prior to placing the ball. Welch had conceded these facts, but Atsedes persisted, upsetting many fans of the show. Atsedes was involved in a series long feud with Lecuyer, her roommate on the show, particularly after Lecuyer was caught saying, "Choke!" prior to Tina Miller's pivotal shot during a team challenge. The cattiness was a central theme of the edited programs for the bulk of the series, and also played out during the Confessionals, a video the players tape every night during filming.
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During the 2000s, MTV would phase out of producing original animation in favor of importing shows, usually reruns of shows from sister networks Comedy Central and Nickelodeon. In 2011, MTV would return to adult animation. Its first production was a relaunch of Beavis and Butt-Head, which premiered in October 2011; this was quickly followed by Good Vibes, starting later in the same month. In November 2011, MTV said they plan a third cartoon, Worst Friends Forever by Thomas Middleditch, that Mike Judge would produce, about three teenage girls who hover on the outskirts of popularity and have to cope with cattiness and crushes; a pilot had been picked up and concept art of the characters was released.
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Connie Ward (Ann Rutherford) is a young woman who on the spur of the moment marries Bill Abbott (George Montgomery), a trumpet player in Gene Morrison's (Glenn Miller) swing band (Miller's character was given a name with initials that matched Miller's so that the band could use their monogrammed stainless-steel music stands). She soon finds herself at odds with the cattiness and petty jealousies of the other band members' spouses, as they accompany their husbands on their cross-country train tour. Her discomfort is exacerbated by a flirtation between Abbott and Jaynie (Lynn Bari), the band's female vocalist. When Ward eventually walks out on Abbott, their split releases so many other tensions among the musicians and their wives, that leader Morrison is forced to break up the orchestra.
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