And cowards will have the reputation of bravery and the brave will be cheerless like cowards.
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The comedian argued that "the labeling of terrorists as cowards was hypocritical, and that we have been the cowards, lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles away," Bustle reported.
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The comedian argued that "the labeling of terrorists as cowards was hypocritical, and that we [the U.S.] have been the cowards, lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles away," Bustle reported.
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My father, my brother ... you think are all cowards?
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They are being cowards & history will judge them harshly.
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Wallace declared the killers "cowards" and emphasized the victims' blamelessness.
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We are stronger than the cowards that perpetrated this bloodshed.
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And President Trump called White House leakers traitors and cowards.
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Cowards want to be a part of the zeitgeist, too.
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But I also think we played a bunch of cowards.
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She was convinced by Molyneux that these people were cowards.
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" She was scapegoated, he argued, by a "coterie of cowards.
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Trump has had help from a handful of Celtic cowards.
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History will call them cowards, and that will be correct.
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Who do you think you are messing with you cowards.
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Give us a Walter White cameo at least, you cowards!
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We can't just say to our children, we were cowards.
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He continued by calling out the "cowards" who threatened his family.
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We knew we were cowards but we didn't dare look back.
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"Just as they were in 1995-Cowards never change," Darden wrote.
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Afterward, Solo called the Swedes "cowards" for their style of play.
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Predictably, the cowards sprinted back to their helicopter and flew away.
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" He called for accountability for the perpetrators, describing them as "cowards.
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The crazy people in the Middle East that are cowards and murders.
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"Those bitches are cowards," she said on Podcast One's Brandi Glanville Unfiltered.
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So if you want to sign on with cowards, now's your chance.
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You and your squad of Republican elite/cowards are truly sick humans.
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Which reminded him of one of the great cowards of English literature.
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Yes, on its feet to combat the cowards and protect its people.
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My colleagues who let their students dictate what they teach are cowards.
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Still, we are not cowards, and we don't shrink from a challenge.
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UN chief calls convoy attackers in Syria 'cowards' What about the ceasefire?
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"But I also think we played a bunch of cowards," she said.
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Those teams are cowards and we should all unite in rejecting them.
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But they lack the courage to do so, which makes them cowards.
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The thing about predators you must importantly know [is] predators are cowards.
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I think they're weak; I think they're bullies; I think they're cowards.
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These attacks are the work of cowards who speak for no one.
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To back down now would expose the president's pursuers as spineless cowards.
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And some are just cowards, afraid of mean tweets or base blowback.
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JOSEPH C. KAPLAN, TEANECK, N.J. To the Editor: Most bullies are cowards.
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You owe the American public more than the anonymous voices of cowards.
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This era has produced many heroes and revealed a lot of cowards.
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Let voters know that they aren't cowards for being nervous or leery.
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As a shareholder I'm furious that my C.E.O.s are acting like cowards.
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"Corporations in particular are the biggest political cowards around," von Spakovsky said.
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This would be a major deterrent, because these people are inherently cowards.
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You learn that often the biggest talkers are also the biggest cowards.
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She vowed to show the world the cowards couldn't break her spirit.
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Dana Rohrabacher of California said that those deserting Trump were "cowards," and Rep.
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"We will fight these cowards with a national mobilisation," he said, without elaborating.
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Texas: It was just the lawyers that had the problems with them. Cowards.
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And if we try to resist engaging in these performances, we're emasculated cowards.
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"You can't hide with the internet you pathetic cowards!" she exclaimed on Facebook.
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Authoritarian leaders, or elected leaders inclined toward it, are bullies, deceivers, selfish cowards.
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Like the cowards in Charlottesville driving cars into crowds afraid of black people.
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You can't hide with the internet you pathetic cowards!' she wrote on Facebook.
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But Tuesday a more alarming wave of the cyber cowards came after Abboud.
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These three cowards who stole the dog have testicles the size of peanuts!
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We all need to love each other and not be bullies or cowards.
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"It's sad that we have that many cowards in Washington, D.C.," Henry said.
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And this would be a major deterrent, because these people are inherently cowards.
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If we're not willing to do the same for him, then we're cowards.
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Afterward, Solo called the Swedish team "cowards" for their defensive style of play.
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" He calls those Republicans who support Mr. Trump "feckless cowards" and "vile enablers.
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"Those cowards came back with bats," Melgoza's brother, Andy Velasquez, told NBC News.
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"The cowards ran away," they chanted, referring to Parliament members who'd gathered there earlier.
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Cowards daubed swastikas on her car and in the lift in her apartment block.
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He calls them cowards and says he's taking his research out of their hospital.
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Then, Thursday, the team lost to Sweden, and Solo responded by calling them cowards.
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" While speaking to Sports Illustrated's Grant Wahl, the athlete called the Swedish team "cowards.
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" He added: "This isn't a time for cowards, nor for rashness, nor for renunciations.
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It tells would-be assailants they will be swiftly gunned down and dubbed cowards.
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"We have been the cowards, lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles away," Maher said.
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People be cowards hiding behind these phones saying all kinda... getting you hyped up!
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JM: Plus, Gil and George are total cowards and would never blow a whistle.
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" What the president is reading: The cover of the N.Y. Post hits "Broward cowards.
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" He wrote in his book, "Bullies may act tough but they're really closet cowards.
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"'The Congolese people are cowards,'" Mr. Kabila told him, according to his former friend.
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"Go, you cowards!" he screamed into his radio, slamming the windshield with his palm.
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They are said to be cowards, who fear a condemnatory tweet or primary challenge.
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"This would be a major deterrent, because these people are inherently cowards," Trump said.
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Those who cease and desist should not be considered cowards, deserters, losers or quitters.
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"You are cowards and traitors," one of his friends, Yazeed Massarweh, wrote on Facebook.
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They may become lions abroad but cowards in the conference room like Napoleon's generals.
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Called the "Intrepid Four," they were both hailed as heroes and condemned as cowards.
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Then, you agreed with a guest who said the 9/11 hijackers weren't cowards.
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"The cowards ran away," they chanted, referring to Parliament members who had gathered there earlier.
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Mnuchin & Mnuchin Gallery is pleased to continue our 2025 season with George W. Bush: Cowards.
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Highly trained teachers would also serve as a deterrent to the cowards that do this.
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"There'll be plenty of doubters and cowards and armchair critics this time around," Warren said.
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We will never let these cowards win and we will never be cowed by terrorism.
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Older explorers who once seemed like role models prove themselves to be petty, selfish cowards.
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If the world can have Rage 2, give me Prince of Persia 2, you cowards.
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He writes in The Washington Post that Republican lawmakers have shown themselves to be cowards.
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What cowards these people are: we all know that they would never dare insult other religions!
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Solo called the opposing team "a bunch of cowards" after her team lost on penalty kicks.
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We will never let these cowards win and we will never be cowed by terrorism. pic.twitter.
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"Cowards who hide behind keyboards to attack the brilliant + talented @Lesdoggg diminish themselves," de Blasio tweeted.
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Sure, plenty of cowards still showed up with a foolish but optimistic gleam in their eye.
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They are cowards who work in the dark and use the media to promote their agenda.
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He also warned that people leaking information are "traitors" and "cowards" who will be rooted out.
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Reserved for cowards, mutineers, and the like, decimation in Antony's world meant removal of a tenth.
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PTSD is still decades away from being recognized, and shellshocked soldiers are assumed cowards or malingerers.
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It is disgusting that these cowards blame my client and the other accusers from coming forward.
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Something more than just the growth of social media that lets cowards harass their targets anonymously.
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With that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are!
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We got an email from a Canadian attorney who defends racists and racist activists, calling us cowards.
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They are cowards and they're not going in when they know they're going to come out dead.
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With that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are.
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FORGOTTEN, it seems, are his tweets calling them "cowards" and his Facebook post likening them to slaveholders.
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" After the WHCA announced its decision to have an author speak, Wolf tweeted, "The @whca are cowards.
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"With that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are!"
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MORE in 2008 or Mitt Romney in 85033, the Republicans were largely viewed as stuffy, spineless cowards.
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Who the hell hasn't heard of Blueface at this point, except for cowards afraid of good music?
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In a tweet, he called the unknown leakers "traitors and cowards" and vowed to sniff them out.
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"We will follow every lead (to) ... apprehend the coward or cowards" who killed her, Raymond told reporters.
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"Today, Tommy Norment and Kirk Cox revealed themselves as nothing short of cowards," the Brady campaign said.
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Some cowards refuse to take a stand: saying it's up to the people of Alabama to decide.
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She has more guts than any of the cowards, traitors and fools who are destroying this country.
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The Republican majority is filled with cowards who are servile supplicants to the most unfit POTUS ever.
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"We will never let these cowards win, and we will never be cowed by terrorism," he said.
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In its place, a century later, are cowards who kill children in the name of religious perversion.
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Some protesters carrying Confederate flags shouted "cowards" and "totalitarianism" as it was removed, The Times-Picayune reported.
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"Australia is a burning nation led by cowards," wrote the leading broadcaster Hugh Riminton, speaking for many.
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I think rapists are weak, they're bullies and they're cowards," Cruz said Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation.
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"You and your squad of Republican elite/cowards are truly sick humans," Jauregui, whose parents are both immigrants.
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It was brought to my attention that some hateful comments were sent in your direction by hateful cowards.
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Shame on them and shame on us for voting such cowards into office — year after year after year.
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It is a story about a rotting GOP, as told by the greatest cowards of the Trump era.
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"Those two officers who perpetrated this brutal attack, and then murdered this young man, are cowards," he said.
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The Republican strategist also slammed GOP lawmakers as "cowards" for not standing up to Trump earlier this month.
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Until this point, soldiers bearing psychic wounds tended to be dismissed by the military as cowards and malingerers.
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They must expose this President and the Republican senators as political cowards and lackeys for the gun industry.
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We're told they were incompetent cowards who often shirked their duties, leaving the hard work to the Americans.
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In Trump Jr.'s world, "triggered" is uttered with a sneer in the direction of wimps and cowards.
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We're dealing with cowards that deserve our scorn, not World War II vets who defeated the Third Reich.
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"They are terrible cowards," Mr. Johnson-Davies told Gulf News, referring to publishers in general at the time.
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Bee lays into the cowards in the Republican party still backing Trump despite his clear unfitness for the office.
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They're tired but now they have an audience and need to keep going or risk being seen as cowards.
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Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer characterized the rally as "another despicable visit by Neo-Nazi cowards" in a Twitter post.
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President Trump calls White House leakers traders and cowards for damaging the administration by ditching anonymously to the press.
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Let me come back to this question about the president&aposs tweet calling White House leakers traitors and cowards.
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After the match on Friday, Solo said the Swedish players were "a bunch of cowards" with their defensive approach.
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And we pledge our support to Bangladeshi authorities to ensure that the cowards who did this are held accountable.
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These days these cowards don't send letters instead they sit anonymously behind keyboards threatening a man's mother and children.
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"With that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are!" he wrote.
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No, it is shabby entertainment run by a bunch of cowards and people looking to increase the bottom line.
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"[L]eakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are!" the president tweeted in May.
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She attacked the Swedes' conservative tactics, calling her opponents "a bunch of cowards" for effectively playing for a shootout.
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Cowards — and I strongly believe every sexual predator is a coward — will continue to try and prey on women.
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It should also help both parties decide to stop being such duplicitous cowards when it comes to budget issues.
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All Parents Are Cowards (2015) A skateboard — that tool for falling, for failure — set me free from my mother.
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"I knew there would be deep emotions, but I did not anticipate the cowards in the crowd," he said.
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"There are soooo many Aussies and Brits here but where are the Americans, wake up u cowards," she posted.
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On alt-right message boards, they're howling that this makes them cowards, questioning the motives of the optics camp.
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They think they are heroes for doing things like this, when in fact, they are just a bunch of cowards.
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With that being said, the president adds, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are.
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"We are the poorest but we are not cowards," Mayur Dabhia, a leader of the Dalit campaign group in Ahmedabad.
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"Two families lost everything in a heinous and senseless act of violence perpetrated at the hands of cowards," Deal said.
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You could print newspaper covers calling Congress cowards, NRA head Wayne LaPierre a terrorist, and gun sellers merchants of death.
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Nonetheless, it is a leverage point for the U.S.—corrupt people are cowards and become compliant when threatened with exposure.
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"We have been the cowards, lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles away," Maher stated on his ABC show Politically Incorrect.
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" More recently, he reacted to embarrassing disclosures emanating from his own White House by calling the offenders "traitors and cowards.
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"They're so busy giving themselves awards for bravery that they don't realize they're a bunch of cowards," McAleer told Hill.
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"Just as they were in 1995-Cowards never change," Darden said, referring to the threats he received while prosecuting Simpson.
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They were laughing hysterically until they realized I was filming them and immediately they panicked like the cowards they are.
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Opinion Columnist In America 2018, whataboutism is the last refuge of scoundrels, and bothsidesism is the last refuge of cowards.
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"Today, two families lost everything in a heinous and senseless act of violence perpetrated at the hands of cowards," Gov.
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Sondland's testimony could not get the Cult of Trump, and those cowards in office who fear that mob, to budge.
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"Soooo many Aussies and Brits here, but where are the Americans, wake up u cowards," she posted in January 2015.
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A coworker of mine was killed for publishing an op-ed by a grieving mother which called the cartels cowards.
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He calls those who offer up anonymous quotes "cowards" and has even suggested that media organizations make up anonymous quotes.
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As for Mr. Cohen, whose art is trickery, deception, and dishonesty, Alabama does not respect cowards who exhibit such traits!
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Some of these people are cowards who hide behind their anonymous avatars, and some of them unfortunately have become quite dangerous.
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Solo called Sweden "bunch of cowards" and criticized the coaching philosophy of Sundhage, who previously coached Solo and now coaches Sweden.
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From: Tuscaloosa, AlabamaJune 217, 22016It is absolutely RIDICULOUS the the U.S. Federal Reserve Board is acting like a bunch of COWARDS.
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"Don't expect from me the obliging silence of cowards," Ms. Rousseff said as she made a last-ditch rebuttal on Monday.
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"Today, two families lost everything in a heinous and senseless act of violence perpetrated at the hands of cowards," Deal said.
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A co-worker of mine was killed for publishing an op-ed by a grieving mother which called the cartels cowards.
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"I'm tired of cowards using the Constitution as something to hide behind, because the Constitution is a beautiful thing," he continued.
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So, once again, Trump not only survives his venality, he is emboldened by the lily-livered cowards' fear of crossing him.
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Republicans in Congress who remain quiet or tacitly supportive of the ban should recognize that history will remember them as cowards.
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These are the people that torture, maim and kill -- everyone they have access to and they are bullies and they are cowards.
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" He added, "As for Mr. Cohen, whose art is trickery, deception and dishonesty, Alabama does not respect cowards who exhibit such traits!
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The Creators Project spoke to Britt Hutchinson about her inspiration, going wild over small details, and the cowards stealing designs on Instagram.
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The misguided turn violent, strap themselves up with bombs, but they're still cowards, 'cause they ain't here when the backlash is on.
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Bush's title, Cowards, bluntly refers to his own public statements about deposed president Trump and the people that enabled his catastrophic presidency.
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Instead of feeling like I worked with some of the most inspiring and brave people in comics, I was surrounded by cowards.
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Trump's America is a land of cowards, & home of the selfishAll the Americans fighting the #MuslimBan today do deserve the original lyrics.
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U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies need to empower American diplomats with the tools to hammer these corrupt cowards undermining regional stability.
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Investigators don't know why Highnote went there, but as employees approached him, he fled "as cowards like him often do," Schultz said.
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One of the conservatives, Representative Dana Rohrabacher of California, attacked the Republicans stepping away from Mr. Trump as "cowards," three lawmakers said.
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"Democrats are acting like a bunch of cowards," said Murshed Zaheed, political director at CREDO Action, a left-wing grassroots advocacy organization.
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He can lie in public proclamations, and the Republican cowards in Congress will find a way to defend, rationalize or forgive it.
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And law enforcement does not go to war with cowards who break the law, we arrest them and send them to prison.
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"I wouldn't stoop to those cowards...in terms of allowing what they did to effect how I'm telling my story," Mahoney said.
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They are cowards, and the prospect of return fire is the only thing likely to convince them to leave a school alone.
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TV "Rising" host Krystal Ball, said he thinks that most GOP lawmakers are "cowards" who will not stand up to the president.
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I'll say it again: Trump will pardon Flynn, Manafort, & Stone b/c the GOP cowards in the Sen bowed to his feet.
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Solo was punished by Team USA soccer after calling the Swedish team a bunch of "cowards" after losing to them in the Olympics.
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"Don't expect from me the obliging silence of cowards," she said at the start of her testimony, according to The New York Times.
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But if the leakers are "traitors and cowards," then they quite clearly exist, and are quite clearly a big problem for the administration.
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Solo received the ban from internationals two weeks ago after she branded opponents Sweden "a bunch of cowards" at last month's Rio Olympics.
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When asked why she called Sweden "cowards" -- Solo explained said she wasn't impressed with their style of play ... especially the lack of passing.
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Just six days after the 9/11 terrorist attacks claimed 2,606 lives, he challenged George W. Bush's statement that the hijackers were cowards.
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The Republican majority is filled with cowards who are servile supplicants to the most unfit POTUS ever Schmidt, a former aide to Sen.
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"A gun-free zone to a maniac, because they're all cowards, a gun-free zone is 'let's go in and attack,' " he said.
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"A gun-free zone to a maniac, because they're all cowards, a gun-free zone is 'let's go in and attack,'" he said.
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In this story, white nationalists, those cowards and frauds who hide behind computer screens, are happy, and that should make everyone else sad.
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Lankey's Republican challenger for mayor, Keith Hahn, called the flyers "disgraceful and unacceptable" and also vowed to investigate the "anonymous cowards" who sent it.
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While cowards everywhere might opt to hire a delivery service or make two separate trips, we found you some men who can do both.
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It is almost a shame that players who get dunked on get more shit than the cowards who chicken out and let it happen.
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In a tweet, Wolf called the WHCA "cowards" and shared some equally harsh words for the media who fed the outrage after Wolf's routine.
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Trump loyalists are enraged that there are administration officials working against the president, casting such agents as "cowards" and "spies" who should immediately resign.
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After all, cowards who like to project strength are often the most dangerous people, for they'll often stop at nothing to safeguard their egos.
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"Cowards who despite all their titles, when it became time to speak the truth, they showed they were nothing more than opportunists, ambitious opportunists."
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Elsewhere, she describes herself as "one of the cowards," someone who was too "dumb" and "superficial" to grasp what was going on around her.
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Tuesday, Rosenstein saved his harshest fire for his critics in Congress, portraying the Republicans who leaked the draft document to the Post as cowards.
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Media companies that want to get bigger tend to swallow up other media companies, suppressing competition and taking on debt, which makes publishers cowards.
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"And law enforcement does not go to war with cowards who break the law, we arrest them and send them to prison," he added.
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"Hiding behind a pseudonym is what kids, cowards, couch potatoes, or perverts like 'Carlos Danger' do," Huckabee tweeted, referring to the pseudonym former Rep.
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" The tour was not for cowards, she added: "If you feel that we are about to be unfair to men, get the hell out!
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The definition of what constitutes real war is not fixed—it wasn't too long ago that snipers were considered cowards by foot soldiers, for example.
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The United States Secret Service and other law enforcement agencies are investigating and will take all appropriate actions to protect anyone threatened by these cowards.
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"Tolerance is for cowards" was the phrase Randall Stephenson, AT&T's CEO, recently used when talking about the need for real dialogue on race relations.
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He said the "punks, cowards and murderers" behind Saturday's violence visited Brown's home the night before the shooting, looking for the 15-year-old boy.
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The goalkeeper, who is no stranger to controversy, called Sweden a "bunch of cowards" and criticized ex-USA coach Pia Sundhage, who now helms Sweden.
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To the COWARDS all around us who secretly supported a demagogue and came out in droves: 53% of white women voted for Donald Trump; 53%.
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And then we faced another dilemma: we wanted to showcase Resident Evil 7 in VR, but Waypoint is generally full of cowards with weak stomachs.
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Hope Solo just went off on the Swedish soccer team ... reportedly calling them "a bunch of cowards" after Team USA lost in a penalty shootout.
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We have black brothers and sisters dying in the states and we'd be cowards to just brush it off, this is all of our problems.
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For older Southerners, it resurrected memories of the night rides, when robe-clad cowards on horseback terrorized people of color below the Mason-Dixon line.
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Casual racism is handled in the film, but it's often quickly disarmed by laying it at the feet of buffoons or cowards (and sometimes Farady).
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The Brady campaign against gun violence also released a statement on Tuesday's session, blasting Republican lawmakers as "cowards" unwilling to act in the public interest.
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In fact, it is starting to rival "This Love Is Not For Cowards," by Robert Andrew Powell, which is my gold standard for soccer books.
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That name does not fit me: it serves as cover for cowards on the day it becomes unlivable for each of us in this country.
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Besides being stupidly presumptuous, don't you think the old-time grapplers who wrestled shirtless thought the people who wore singlets back then were coddled little cowards?
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Quoting from his book "Hiding behind holy verses", he said many in the country's political elite were "cowards" who sought to divide Indonesians to gain power.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo labeled the bombings the "act of cowards" and has vowed to push through a new anti-terrorism bill to tackle jihadi networks.
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Hair game on point Mimic red-tailed hawk Males feed females in courtship Annoying AF Scheming Steals cat and human food Noisy cowards Basically garbage disposals
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There is a word for those who, when entrusted with leading our nation, purposefully turn away from their duties because they are difficult or unpleasant: cowards.
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Mr. Ban, who has denounced the convoy attack as an atrocity committed by cowards, also said he was "looking at options" to investigate what had happened.
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"Don't expect from me the obliging silence of cowards," Ms. Rousseff, 68, said in a withering attack on her opponents at the start of her testimony.
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" Scaramucci, who served in the administration for 11 days in 2017, also tore into White House staffers who anonymously trashed the appearance to reporters as "cowards.
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Read more: 'Cowards run from fights': 3 Republican presidential candidates join forces to blast Trump 'loyalists' for shutting them out of primariesWho will be onstageFormer Gov.
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Seunggil pictures the cowards sheltered in the hollowed shell of the world, destroying it all without moving a single nerve or expending a decimal of energy.
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I am from Twin Falls, and while this story is very important, it unfortunately implies that my town is made up entirely of bigots and cowards.
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Absolutely. The producers, those cowards, apparently didn't invite Kelley to the Women Tell All panel, where she might have delivered this righteous anger to Peter's face.
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"They talk about a spirit of war to frighten the cowards," said Khamenei, adding that they US played a "poor game" when it came to negotiations.
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In desperation, they've become the tiresome cowards they accuse their critics of being—and that comics like Bruce, who built the contemporary comedy world, never were.
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" He added, "That sh*t ain't cool, cool is being a father and being able to provide ... cool is handling things like men not like cowards.
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While calling these white men holding tiki torches and flags with literal swastikas on them "pathetic cowards" may be name-calling — what else would you call them?
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His narrative doesn't shy away from painful moments, including the shame of survivors who admit they felt like cowards for not risking themselves to help save victims.
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" Paul Begala offered "a word for those who, when entrusted with leading our nation, purposefully turn away from their duties because they are difficult or unpleasant: cowards.
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Biden condemned the bombing of a bus and attack on another in Jerusalem on Monday by "misguided cowards" and offered prayers to the injured and their families.
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Afterward, goalkeeper Hope Solo infamously called the Swedes "a bunch of cowards" for hunkering down on defense and showing little interest in trading shots with the Americans.
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Instead, soft cloth, especially the kind that's also soft on the planet, reminds us with its blissful, textural harmonies that comfort zones are not always for cowards.
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"Muslims everywhere are outraged and disgusted at these cowards who once again have destroyed the lives of our fellow Britons," said the council's secretary general, Harun Khan.
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" "We will not allow the cowards who contributed to the recent rash of hateful acts against the Jewish community and other groups to intimidate or divide us.
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President Joko Widodo branded the attacks in Surabaya the "act of cowards", and pledged to push through a new anti-terrorism bill to combat Islamist militant networks.
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In his speech, Maduro urged opponents not to be "cowards" and stand against him, saying they were only boycotting the vote because they were scared of losing.
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The cowards who post anonymously claim they deserve greater protection because they fear persecution—but they have no problem destroying careers like Dr. Sarkar's from beneath their rocks.
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"It is revolting, we are here defending our democracy, and those yes-men spray us with tear gas, they are cowards," said one protester, Celma Pereira, a teacher.
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Charlottesville, like Charleston and other instances of terrorism before it, is an attack from within our borders by cowards who envision a United States that will never exist.
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Come for the hyperbolic throwaway lines ("I do not use a storyboard, I think it is an instrument of the cowards"), stay for the uncompromising creative pep talk.
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Trust me; I've been around this town long enough to see it and to know there are many gutless wonders and cowards who clog the corridors of power.
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" The Virginia Democratic Party said in a statement at the time that state Republicans were "cowards who could give a damn about keeping Virginians safe from gun violence.
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Hope Solo made controversial comments after the loss to Sweden that eliminated you from the Games, calling the Swedes cowards for their team's defensive strategy in the game.
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Profanity is living in a country where a 17 MONTH OLD BABY IS SHOT IN THE FACE & the moral cowards of the Republican party tweet out vacuous #thoughtsandprayers.
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The problem is that we are becoming a nation of cowards and voluptuaries, either egging on or sitting passively as abuse and contempt take over our political discourse.
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And, Republicans in Washington have not only been absolute cowards about standing up to Trump and holding him accountable, some have been completely unseemly in their obsequious kowtowing.
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Jermell & Jermall Charlo say two of boxing's biggest stars are two of boxing's biggest COWARDS ... claiming both GGG & Canelo Alvarez are SCARED OF THE SMOKE the Charlo's bring.
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With the exception of a few Governors like Baker, Hogan and Kasich it is filled with feckless cowards who disgrace and dishonor the legacies of the party's greatest leaders.
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The decision to discipline Solo came after she called the Swedish team "a bunch of cowards" after they eliminated the United States in the quarterfinals of the Rio Olympics.
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Maher, after all, lost his show on ABC, Politically Incorrect, when he characterized the US military as "cowards" and the terrorists who hijacked planes on 9/11 as brave.
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"This is an act of political violence done by cowards in the middle of the night," New York Republican Party Chairman Ed Cox told the affiliate of the vandalism.
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"Seriously, turn on the fucking cameras, you fucking cowards, this is the darkness democracy dies in," the founder of open source investigative journalism platform Bellingcat tweeted on June 26.
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He was known for highlighting the country's ongoing struggle to reckon with racial inequality, once calling the US a "nation of cowards" for its unwillingness to confront entrenched racism.
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Now I know why the king banished rebels and cowards here: all you can do in Bugesera is wither away, and that's what they probably hoped would happen to us.
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" When asked about Republicans pulling their support of Moore -- including two senators, Mike Lee of Utah and Steve Daines of Montana, who withdrew their endorsements Friday -- he called them "cowards.
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The national soccer federation suspended the goalkeeper for six months and terminated her contract for calling Sweden's players "a bunch of cowards" after they eliminated the U.S. at the Olympics.
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"The continued use of the term 'monkey' is disgusting and these keyboard cowards must be held to account," Nisbett said in a statement issued by the reigning champions on Monday.
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Johnson called the shooting "reprehensible" and those behind it "cowards" during a news conference Friday announcing historic lows in the number of homicides and shootings during October in the city.
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"Those cowards only kill who they fear/That's why they hide behind the hoods and cloaks they wear," the frontman David Hinds sings on the track, which remains depressingly relevant.
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PTSD is still decades away from being recognized, and shellshocked soldiers are assumed cowards or malingerers … _________ The Word of the Day and the quiz question have been provided by Vocabulary.com.
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Ric Flair says there's one way to beat the cowards responsible for the terrible Manchester Attacks ... SHOW UP ... telling TMZ Sports we can't be afraid to go to big events.
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When these vile cowards attack Leslie Jones, they attack all black women — every woman — who has ever been told she doesn't fit into Western society's made-up definition of woman's beauty.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - U.S. goalkeeper Hope Solo called Sweden "a bunch of cowards" after they knocked the United States out of the Olympic women's football tournament on penalties on Friday.
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Kelly said Monday that the offering of only "thoughts and prayers" is tantamount to complicity, framing gun violence as a preventable public-health scourge and lambasting reform opponents as moral cowards.
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Sure, they could actually be honest and open about their reservations, but most of them have been cowards up to this point, and it is possible they will continue this course.
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"Mexicans hated him in a joyous way," said Robert Andrew Powell, author of "This Love Is Not for Cowards," a book about soccer and violence in Juárez, a Mexican border city.
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Crucially, in claiming the divine is entering the world through this line of "murderers, cheats, cowards, adulterers and liars," Matthew isn't offering some particularly Christian innovation within the larger biblical story.
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Desertion is an extreme measure, and it's easy to condemn those who resisted in that manner, to claim they were cowards or fell down on their duties to their fellow soldiers.
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She made provocative assertions — that the white race is "the cancer" of human history, or that the 9/11 hijackers were not cowards — that kept her active in the public imagination.
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"There are a lot of men out there that get the [ideal] bride they want, but they end up cheating on her with a street hooker because they're cowards," she said.
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Ex-UFC star Tim Kennedy said the reason he decided to get waterboarded was to show the world, "We're not a bunch of spineless cowards" ... and insists it didn't even hurt.
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" He added: "We will follow every lead, wherever they may take us, and we will work to identify and apprehend the coward or cowards responsible for the brutal murder of Officer Payne.
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Enemies gotta bob and weaveGangbangin' like we stand for somethingWhile Alton Sterling getting killed for nothingTwo cowards in the car, they just there to filmSaying black lives matter, shoulda died with him!
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And while the list of cowards meeting with Trump has been kept pretty quiet by the technology companies themselves, we now have a better idea of who will be kissing Trump's ass.
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The typical abuse hurled on pacifists, that they are cowards or weaklings, seemed absurd in the face of Ali's bravery not just in the ring but also as a critic of racism.
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"We do not know what his intent was in going there, but as employees approached him, as cowards like him will often do, he fled before they reached him," the sheriff said.
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My fellow Americans, we cannot be seduced into cynicism about our politics, because cynicism is a refuge for cowards and this nation is and must always be the home of the brave.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) spent the better part of week branding Senate Democrats in their 2020 target states as cowards too afraid to vote for the bill they ardently oppose.
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"Orban has more backbone and character than all the cowards of the EU combined," Geert Wilders, chairman of the Dutch anti-Islam Party for Freedom said in a tweet in April 2017.
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And if he meets these damning allegations with the silence of cowards and/or extraterrestrials, it'll just show that we all know he's an alien and hopes the controversy will die quickly.
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The anonymity that is the default on the net, a property that is liberating for the vulnerable and oppressed, also lets hackers, cowards, and frauds demean our conversations and erode our trust.
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A narcissistic, corrupt sociopathic president openly violating the law, the Constitution and his oath, but just as important, enabled by the moral cowards who now make up the Republican Party in Congress.
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Candidates with big poll leads have sought to wriggle out of debating without looking like cowards or risking a slip into obscurity for years, but Donald Trump actually lived the dream Thursday night.
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"What makes this so tragic is we had this outstanding kid who was doing everything right in life and dies senselessly, because cowards opened fire on a group of unarmed teenagers," Rausch said.
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"I have a very bold message for any coward who is deranged enough to consider attacking our children at school: When I am governor, these cowards will pay the ultimate price," he said.
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We've told ourselves this lie so frequently we deem police officers cowards when they refuse to shoot to protect lives other than their own, and heroes when they kill primarily to protect themselves.
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Today, cowards and bullies can conveniently deride human targets globally, hiding behind screen names and unknown caller IDs, more easily sending their poison out on social media with the clear intent of causing harm.
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UN chief calls convoy attackers in Syria 'cowards' For now, no intelligence indicates Syrian aircraft or helicopters were in the area, though that type of information could come to light later, the official said.
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"I'm disgusted but committed to doing everything we can to find the cowards that would engage in a gun battle in the early evening hours while children were trick-or-treating," Superintendent Johnson said.
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Comedian Michelle Wolf, who garnered controversy for roasting White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders at this year's White House Correspondents' Association dinner, called the group "cowards" over its recently announced keynote speaker selection.
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"This is the act of cowards, indignified and barbaric," Widodo said on Metro TV, referring to attacks on three churches in the city on Sunday, as well as outside a police office on Monday.
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" In an email to me, Lambrinidou wrote: "We are all capable of outstanding courage (even if at times we have been 'cowards') and of outstanding wrongdoing (even if at times we have been 'heroes').
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Hope Solo has just been benched by Team USA soccer for SIX MONTHS -- for trashing Team Sweden as a "bunch of cowards" after they beat the U.S. in an Olympic match earlier this month.
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Pro-Spain lawmakers then left the room after making a final standing protest, during which one loyalist lawmaker also accused the separatists of being "cowards" for using a secret ballot to vote for independence.
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson called the shooting "reprehensible" and those behind it "cowards" during a news conference Friday announcing historic lows in the number of homicides and shootings during October in the city.
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He told two French journalists that the country had a "problem" with Islam, there were "too many" immigrants, the country's magistrates were"cowards", and also criticized national football players, political opponents and a former girlfriend.
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A 235/193 of 219 percent rate hike signals CONFIDENCE in the U.S. economic growth but no rate hike signals the Fed is a bunch of cowards who can easily be manipulated into doing nothing.
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The same survey showed only 4 percent of voters are satisfied with Hollande, whose popularity has been further hit by the publication of a damaging book in which he is quoted as calling judges "cowards.".
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Subjects on the list of staff suggestions for new articles include vaporwave rap legend (and part-time real estate broker) Viper—he of You'll Cowards Don't Even Smoke Crack fame—and socialist 8chan board Leftypol.
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I stood silent during Beyonce's first pregnancy when you thought it was okay to bully her like the cowards you are, when you accused her of never being pregnant, but I simply cannot this time.
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Trump is able to withdraw from Paris because his party is made up either of climate change deniers or cowards, like Graham, who claim to believe in climate change but are willing to appease deniers.
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The cowards responsible for these crimes always hide from public scrutiny precisely because they know their actions will be soundly rejected by their neighbors and are not consistent with who we are as a society.
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In furious speeches in parliament, PD and 5-Star lawmakers swapped accusations of being "traitors", "cowards" and "ridiculous," even as they voted to go back to the constitutional affairs commission to re-negotiate the bill.
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The best place to start isn't with the Republican Party's leaders — the opportunists, the cowards, the sleepwalkers — but with its voters, and the once-reasonable assumptions about voter psychology that Trump seems to have disproved.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The chief executive of Australian Football League champions West Coast Eagles has demanded "hateful, keyboard cowards" be held to account after one of the team's Aboriginal players suffered racist abuse on social media.
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But we often talk about The Fix, as if any half-measure that has any chance at all of making it through this group of cowards in Congress would be a magical, one-step remedy.
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"Should everything go according to plan on Monday, you will have the opportunity to drive a stake through the heart of every single one of the most insufferable cowards in the world," Mr. Menaker said.
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The straw that broke the camel's back, in U.S. Soccer's unchallenged telling of the affair, was Solo calling Sweden "cowards" for playing a tactically conservative game against the Americans in the quarterfinals of the Rio Olympics.
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The protesters, who had gathered outside the heavily fortified central district housing government buildings and many foreign embassies, crossed a bridge over the Tigris River chanting: "The cowards ran away!" in apparent reference to departing lawmakers.
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"For the second time in a week, a group of cowards vandalized a Jewish cemetery, desecrating the resting place of people who could not defend themselves," Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said in a statement.
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"They are not cowards, but they don't want to be vocal, and they are giving a say or proxy to an activist on their behalf," Sebastien Bazin, chief executive of AccorHotels, told the audience in Paris.
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Trump took to Twitter on Monday to label people who disclose information as "traitors and cowards" and suggested there is an investigation underway into who in the White House is sharing private conversations with the press.
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They were part of the wild, ragged processional that tamed the Oregon Trail, and Bowerman often recited a favorite line about them: The cowards never started, and the weak died along the way — that leaves us.
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They are thieves, liars and cowards, who only care about themselves and their wallets, who alter the rules to gain power, not for the good of the people, but the power they think they will gain.
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When Rosie confronted Elisabeth, asking why she allowed conservative pundits to misconstrue her words, things got heated; the two called each other cowards and their co-hosts Sherri and Joy eventually pleaded for a commercial break.
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The blonde badass who lost her leg in the '13 Boston Marathon attacks is just weeks from running in the 2016 race ... and says she's ready to show the world those cowards couldn't break her spirit.
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How do you reach them and not kind of create a gulf between the male allies and men who are just going to see them as cowards, and then it's going to create an even bigger barrier?
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A game is released, poorly; it suffers the slings and arrows of a few thousand users on Metacritic or Steam and the reticent journalists' "reviews-in-progress" (cowards), and the publisher promises a battery of quick patches.
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You are not your name, bullies are just cowards, and when your parents or whoever pressure you to go sit and watch a human apricot prattle on and on, there's only one suitable response: Just fall asleep.
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Read more: Giuliani claims he got involved in Ukraine only after the State Department asked him to, because he would be better at it than the FBIGiuliani called them "bunch of cowards" in response during the interview.
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Las Vegas (CNN)Joe Biden is focusing his campaign on gun violence ahead of Saturday's Nevada caucuses, criticizing Bernie Sanders by name and accusing "cowards" in Congress of being scared into inaction by the National Rifle Association.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: (INAUDIBLE) should be ashamed of themselves and I do believe if anybody watches this they will understand why there will be this blue wave because people are just fed up with these pathetic sniveling little cowards.
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Nazarbayev - who declared last April that bailouts worth nearly $10 billion for several banks in 2017 would be the last - told his ministers last week they were "cowards" for not doing enough to clean up the banking sector.
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That so many racist cowards would take the time to attack her instagram so that she has to shut off comments after having already shut down her entire account once before over this bullshit makes me feel rage.
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"The cowards responsible for these crimes always hide from public scrutiny precisely because they know their actions will be soundly rejected by their neighbors and are not consistent with who we are as a society," the governor wrote.
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Trump took to Twitter on Monday to slam the people who leaked Sadler's remark as "traitors and cowards," and Conway later suggested during a Fox News appearance that she expects personnel changes as a result of the leak.
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While the blame for this carnage can be parceled out to myriad murderers, psychopaths, toadies, cowards and, of course, those who were "just following orders," the twin evils were, ultimately, the work of two individuals: Stalin and Hitler.
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When he saw the boys throwing punches, the man interrupted the fight, reprimanded the onlookers filming the fight on their phones by calling them "the real cowards" and talked the boys down by bestowing his wisdom upon them.
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In response, a three-minute video posted on Monday on his Facebook and Instagram pages assails his accusers as liars and cowards, identifying five of them by name, rank and duty assignment and labeling them with insulting nicknames.
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Frustrated with a lack of response from Yglesias and the rest of the cowards at Vox, I realized that in order to feel like Trump, I had to tweet things that would actually get my followers mad at me.
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And to the cowards who run the GOP who couldn't know integrity if it slapped them in the face: This man has been spurred forward by people who had the power to stop him but didn't find the courage.
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There's been a lot of discussion of how painful it is to watch Arrival after the election — to see our best traits, the ones we've seemingly shrugged off as a country full of cowards — projected on the big screen.
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He was widely applauded inside the beltway for mocking his own members, behind closed doors as a bunch of cowards, too scared to pass the bill they promised to pass… …only to chickenshit out of forcing the issue himself.
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"These cowards in uniform, these traitors have inflicted great damage on our nation and especially on our army," he told reporters during a visit to the interior ministry in the capital Ankara to inspect damage caused during the violence.
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But after initially wavering on the recall election, she was disillusioned by Sieting's insulting tone, like when she heard him characterize non-supporters as cowards or saw him quoted as calling someone an "effing liar" in the local paper.
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"They were cowards just like we are, they were greedy just like we are, they showed fear just like we do, they lost just like we do, and they also were capable of heroics and great things," he says.
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Moving away from his deeply expressive portraits of heroic soldiers and powerful world leaders, his new series, Cowards, begun in 2016 and continued in private for nearly a decade, confronts us with portraits of every member of the Trump Regime.
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It was a bunch of stuff--ranging from insulting the host country at the Olympics by making joking references to the Zika virus to calling the Swedish team "a bunch of cowards" after it beat the American team in the quarterfinals.
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The protesters, who had gathered outside the heavily fortified district housing government buildings and foreign embassies, crossed a bridge over the Tigris River chanting, "The cowards ran away!" in apparent reference to lawmakers leaving parliament, one of the witnesses said.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is disappointed that United States goalkeeper Hope Solo branded opponents Sweden as cowards after they knocked her team out of the women's soccer tournament, but will not take any disciplinary action.
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Here was a man of steadfast personal courage who spoke up in his writing for those called cowards, for the schlemiels and wise guys and pranksters who, faced with the unimaginable evils of human existence, feigned and dodged and, sometimes, survived.
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In an op-ed for NBC News, Kluwe called NFL owners "cowards," saying that the new rule is a direct appeal to Trump, who repeatedly criticized players for kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial inequality.
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In the second game of that series, according to "Opening Day," the Dodgers' Eddie Stanky, a scrappy infielder and Philadelphia native, confronted the Phillies, shouting at them and calling them cowards for verbally abusing someone who could not fight back.
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It might seem cynical to paint administration officials as toadies enabling Trump's bad behavior, and members of Congress as cowards unwilling to take political risks for an agreement they know is our best chance to head off a nuclear-armed Iran.
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They were the reason that their beloved nation was finally just a heap of rubble and that all culture was gone, and they turned out to be fucking cowards who did not even take the responsibility for their selfish crimes.
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The chief of the military General Staff, Hulusi Akar, who was held hostage by the plotters on the night of July 15, condemned the plotters on Sunday as "cowards in uniform" who had greatly harmed the nation and the army.
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" Jennifer Rubin, writing in the Washington Post, identified another way of addressing the crisis: "Practically speaking, the real way forward might be for Democrats to run on gun safety in 20193 and call out Trump and his Republican allies as cowards.
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When California Chrome was defeated in the Belmont Stakes, Coburn melted down on national television, calling the owners of Tonalist, the race's winner, "cowards" for not having run their colt in the Derby and the Preakness as Chrome had been.
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Cowards spans one of the most painful periods in American history, capturing every figure involved in the transformation of US democracy into an autocratic regime that will be remembered for deploying nuclear weapons for the first time in over half a century.
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The coterie of pimps who all meet up at Leon's Diner to eat greasy bacon and talk shop are portrayed as tough, sexist, flamboyant braggarts—but also as unhappy cowards trapped in a system from which they find little respite and no escape.
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Thus conscience does make cowards of us all;And thus the native hue of resolutionIs sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought;And enterprises of great pith and moment,With this regard, their currents turn awry,And lose the name of action.
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When the kids play soldier, no one wants to be the "Japanese cowards," preferring to act as the "American" soldiers, even though it's America that's whisked them from their comfortable homes to a cramped village of stifling cabins, hemmed by barbed wire.
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But I keep thinking, are we entitled cowards for even considering fleeing while people in Hubei Province (Wuhan is its capital) are dealing with overcrowded hospitals, supply shortages, evictions and abuse; while medical professionals are on the front line risking their lives?
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So, when you take somebody like that and you take away their authority and you take away their control and you put them on the board, and they have lost that power of being able to control everything, they freak out because they are cowards.
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Sadly, however, the Senate caucus of cowards missed its moment, and instead of leading his colleagues back to the land of responsibility and integrity, Alexander returned to the peace and security in the land of partisan sycophancy, and declined to endorse the notion of censure.
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Trump has called leakers "traitors and cowards" and in September suggested that officials who leaked to the whistleblower are "close to a spy," and that in "the old days" spies were treated differently, apparently alluding to charges of treason that carried the death penalty.
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Chrissy has always kept it super real about the good, the bad, and the ugly of motherhood and, while many find her brutal honesty awesome and refreshing, she's gotten some pushback lately, with cowards people getting squeamish about Chrissy's passion for baring it all.
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"We cannot be seduced by cynicism about our politics, because cynicism is a refuge for cowards, and this nation is and must always be the home of the brave," he declared, with obvious echoes of then-Senator Barack Obama's convention speech 12 years earlier.
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And the sniveling enablers of a president who destroys every norm in American politics, the cowards who can't stand up to a misogynistic bully who tramples the Constitution, threatens our allies and is a pathological liar — those people are not better than Stephanie Clifford.
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JAKARTA, May 14 (Reuters) - A series of suicide attacks in the Indonesian city of Surabaya was the "act of cowards", President Joko Widodo said on Monday, pledging to push through a new anti-terrorism bill to combat networks of Islamist militants in the country.
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" And he hammered Republicans as "political cowards," saying they've engaged in voter suppression efforts to keep black people from the polls because "they know that if poor people and people of color and young people are allowed to vote they will lose in large numbers.
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The accusations of him being a mentally fragile fighter who could break under pressure were loud and frequent, but as the saying goes fatigue makes cowards of all men and it was fatigue more than Johnson's will which sealed his end in the bout.
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I wanted to show that this family, who less than 12 hours before was calling each other fucking cowards and assholes, when faced with true violence and what I think is fascism—my hope, in my little utopian world, was that all that bullshit dissolved.
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Retired Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher, who was acquitted of brutal war crimes, posted a video on social media on Monday, denigrating former teammates who testified against him by labeling them "cowards" and potentially endangering them by divulging sensitive information, including their names, photos, and statuses.
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"Even though I went to trial and exposed all the lies that were said about me by certain cowards in my platoon and found not guilty, there are those to this day who refuse to accept that fact," Mr. Gallagher says in the video.
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Too many Republicans have been cowards by failing to fight for American democracy against a foreign enemy who would destroy it while they pursue an anti-democratic program of voter suppression, depression, division and deception executed by GOP politicians and supported by their propaganda.
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The passage accused the people who committed these extralegal atrocities of being cowards who knew that what they were doing wouldn't stand up to the scrutiny of the law, the judgment of their own friends and neighbors, or even the bright light of day.
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ABC's Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainMeghan McCain rips Trump, GOP on Syria decision: 'You feckless, unpatriotic cowards' Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE ripped President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, calling the White House and Republicans "feckless, unpatriotic cowards" for what she said on Monday's edition of "The View" amounts to an abandonment of allies in the region.
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To be clear, Holder is an appealing figure: an accomplished lawyer who served in the Justice Department under Bill Clinton, challenged Americans to stop being a "a nation of cowards" on race as early as 2009, and helped usher in big-time sentencing and other reforms.
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As a protagonist, Seagal is never vulnerable, you never think of any of his enemies have a chance against him, there are no T-1000s or Tong Pos in sight, just a bunch of idiots and cowards that were foolish enough to piss the grumpy avenger off.
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Not only would the bosses have to cast about for your replacement, and do that person's new hire paperwork, and process your outgoing paperwork — they would also have to fire you, which is an unpleasant activity many cowards will go out of their way to avoid.
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In the 3-minute video montage that Gallagher shared on Facebook and Instagram, he says in a voiceover that although the trial "exposed all the lies that were said about me by certain cowards in my platoon," people refuse to believe that he is not guilty.
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" In Burke's own words, "Moderation will be stigmatized as the virtue of cowards, and compromise as the prudence of traitors, — until…the popular leader is obliged to become active in propagating doctrines and establishing powers that will afterwards defeat any sober purpose at which he ultimately might have aimed.
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Politically the breakup, though humiliating, was a win in some ways for Rockefeller; Democrats were angry he got to keep his ill-gotten gains, and they put in their 1912 platform a note that Republicans were cowards for being unwilling to use the criminal part of the Sherman Act.
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Being a young, attractive, conservative woman also gave her cover to make the kind of startlingly cruel comments that would have sunk other careers -- suggesting, for example, that Syrian refugees fleeing for their lives (and the lives of their children) were cowards who wouldn't stay to defend their country.
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But many of these suspected killers, from Atomwaffen thugs to the New Zealand mosque shooter to the Poway synagogue attacker, are more tightly connected to a newer and more radical white supremacist ideology, one that dismisses the alt-right as cowards unwilling to take matters into their own hands.
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Republican strategist Ana Navarro on Wednesday slammed Republican lawmakers as "cowards" for not standing up to 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.
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After the loss in a penalty-kick shootout, which sent the Americans home from the Games without a medal for the first time, Solo responded by assailing the Swedes' conservative tactics and calling them "a bunch of cowards" for not going toe to toe with the more talented American team.
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So please explain the logic of convincing Democratic voters in these states that the Kavanaugh nomination is the moral battle of our time — and then putting their senators to the choice of looking like political sellouts if they vote for Kavanaugh, or moral cowards if they don't (and vice versa)?
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The play invites us to recognize that the world around us is full of Angelos who lie to themselves, and Claudios who are cowards, and Marianas who enable the abusive behavior of the men they love, and Isabellas who are blinded by their righteous rage and let it hurt those they love.
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" In the book's final scene of defeat and retreat, a Catalan girl whose home has just been bombed shames a band of her own starving countrymen who are attempting to plunder her pantry: "You're such cowards and hopeless fighters," she taunts them, "and on top of that will you steal from us?
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" He added, "Threatening to kill Jewish people, gunning down innocent Latinos on a weekend shopping trip, planning and plotting to perpetrate murders in the name of a nonsense racial theory, sitting to pray with God-fearing people who you execute moments later - those actions don't make you soldiers, they make you cowards.
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"Threatening to kill Jewish people, gunning down innocent Latinos on a weekend shopping trip, planning and plotting to perpetrate murders in the name of a nonsense racial theory, sitting to pray with God-fearing people who you execute moments later — those actions don't make you soldiers, they make you cowards," Herdman said.
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As for my other judgement calls: The "cowards" — who would wait to see what moves I would make when the bill came — were often just well-intentioned dudes who had been chastised by feminists for holding doors open and didn't want to insult me by assuming I even wanted them to pay the bill.
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The terror of racism and homophobia has no place in our society, it is the most indecent way to live … whoever did this, do not forget that you are nothing but hate filled cowards while Jussie's talent and activism will continue to shine a bright light on to the world for decades to come.
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On Monday, Trump wrote online that 'the so-called leaks coming out of the White House are a massive over exaggeration put out by the Fake News Media in order to make us look as bad as possible' but added that 'leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find out who they are!
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" Sophie Briley on "In an Unused Harlem Church, a Towering Work of a 'Genius'" Quynh (Stephanie) Bui on "How We Make Black Girls Grow Up Too Fast" Erin Dong on "Why Kids Can't Write" Matthew Fan on "How the Modern World Made Cowards of Us All" Ashar Farooq on "Where Does the Time Go?
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The terror of racism and homophobia has no place in our society, it is the most indecent way to live whoever did this, do not forget that you are nothing but hate filled cowards while Jussie's talent and activism will continue to shine a bright light on to the world for decades to come.
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" There's a witty entry about how the sleeper train is really just a "train for cowards," a dormitory for those afraid to fly; and a marvellous account of insomnia in a hotel room, where the narrator flicks between TV channels—"You hold the remote out like a weapon, and you take shots at the very center of the screen.
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"What I have seen with ISIS propaganda is that they often point to the drone program as a way to highlight sloppy civilian casualties or as a way to say: look at these guys, they don't fight like us, they're cowards, things like that," said Amarnath Amarasingam, a post-doctoral fellow at Dalhousie University and expert in domestic radicalization.
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In the case of banning assault rifles this action was taken for a decade until special interests and political cowards let the ban expire and helped paved the way for carnage that continues in our classrooms, and killing that continues from a country music concert in Nevada to houses of worship in South Carolina and Texas.
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"So, I don't think it's something we should do every day, but I do think we're also stewards of our companies, we're representatives of the people that work with us, and I think we're cowards if we don't take a position occasionally on those things that are really consistent with what our mission is and where our people stand," Immelt said.
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Wolf, who called the WHCA "cowards" for choosing Chernow, sparked controversy last year with a 20-minute monologue that took aim at the president, Vice President Pence, Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the media and others.
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Weiss's book reaches a crescendo in the chapters devoted to the crazed weeks in August when the governor's closest ally, House Speaker Seth Walker, defected and announced that he would lead the opposition; fabricated emergencies arrived by telephone and telegram as partisans tried to prevent legislators from voting by luring them away; and the newly named Republican Presidential nominee, Warren Harding, muddied his already muddy position on suffrage with a letter giving cover for any cowards within his party.
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But back to Marine Le Pen, the presidential candidate much-maligned by the left: daring to say "no" to the argument that France, today, as a whole and without exception, should branded an accomplice to the murder of thousands of Jews — that the shifting acquiescence of a murky alliance of psychopaths, cowards, the morally-indifferent, the politically opportunistic, the absolutely terrified and the deeply confused, all operating under the occupation of one of history's most savage regimes — translates into a wholesale moral failure on the part of the entire nation, is a bold and honest move.
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Maybe you have internalized the debate over Democratic politics to such a degree that in your head you are playing out arguments and you find yourself outraged that establishment figures like Clinton preach unity right up until the moment it seems they will lose, and then all of a sudden they are willing to fracture the party and even contribute to a Trump victory, all to destroy the prospects of actual leftism, because they are cowards and traitors who are just tools of the capitalist oppressors—in that case, you need this photo of a cat in a box more than anything: Someday all of this will be forgotten.
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