Just think of any curse word and I said that.
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If I call you a curse word, is that abuse?
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And for some, "synthetic" is almost a beauty curse word.
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This breaks down to one curse word every 2.7 minutes.
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"It sounds too close to a curse word," one mother notes.
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It's not a direct insult and not a pungent curse word.
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" The writers played hours of online poker, and to open things up Kohan issued weird challenges: "She would say, 'I want you to end each scene with a curse word and then start with a curse word.
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His answers, in part, were: Q. What is your favorite curse word?
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In such an ecology, the only possible intensifier is a curse word.
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Once I said a curse word at Paisley Park (his home in Minnesota).
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Like, her favorite curse word: She likes to get creative, as one does.
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His preferred curse word, multiple people say: The tried-and-true F-bomb.
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"I don't know what they were thinking," he said, injecting a curse word.
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Kevin McCarthy, who was absolutely beside himself that Tlaib had used the curse word.
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A tally of each individual curse word spoken by every person on every episode.
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One curse word too many on his hit (and aptly named) show The F Word?
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"Clitoris" isn't a curse word, so why does it need to be censored on TV?
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People liked the juxtaposition of this socially charged "curse word" hand-sewn into pastel embroidery.
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If you distill it down to one thing, what makes a word a curse word?
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I don't think I ever heard Jerry use a curse word in his whole life.
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Ms. Theron shot back with a posterior-related curse word, and Mr. Reitman smiled affectionately.
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He appeared to have let out another curse word when addressing his girlfriend, Rooney Mara.
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"You gonna let that [unknown curse word] come back before you?" an assistant coach taunted Lindros.
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Like the first test, the students were told to pick a curse word and a neutral word.
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A previous version of this article referred incorrectly to the etymology of the "most versatile" curse word.
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The term Obamacare had already been turned into a curse word by the critics of the program.
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Even better than the curse word itself was Rockwell's immediate realization that he'd done fuc— er, messed up.
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Despite what she calls her occasional social media "rants," Cher draws the line at a certain curse word.
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With a curse word in the title, getting the word out about the play itself can be difficult.
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The show dropped Jones from the air -- and explained that they panicked when he used the curse word.
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SEE IT: INNOCENT NOTE WRITTEN ON WOOLWORTH&aposS PACKAGE MISTAKEN FOR CURSE WORD Schnatter apologized for the remarks Wednesday.
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After being asked to reveal his most-used curse word, Shelton obliges and is, of course, completely bleeped out.
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"At a time when regulation seems to be a curse word, I say, quite to the contrary," Vullo said.
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Whether or not it was intentional, her powerful performance fully earned her the right to use a curse word.
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From another president, casually dropping a mild curse word to an audience of kids would have been the headline.
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"In queer communities, 'lesbian' is like a curse word, it's not a word we can even say," Lindsey-Hall said.
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They looked at you as the business guy, and in their terms, that's kind of a curse word, an epithet.
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Also: Lots of people were swearing, so how could she possibly remember what curse word the President used in particular????
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A PG-13 rating is sometimes an overreaction to a curse word or two, but here it's a useful caution.
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The writing on some Woolworths chicken packaging was mistaken for a curse word, but turned out to be upside down numbers.
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This may be the most unprofessional mistake to make, second only to literally using a curse word where it is unwarranted.
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Behold the raunchiest Irish slang used in sports: the English curse word "sh-t" with an "e" tacked on the end.
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Sometimes bad things happen in the office, your emotions run high and a curse word accidentally slips out of your mouth.
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The Office of the President was made for better things than an infantile tweet misspelling a congressman's name like a curse word.
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" A Twitter user responded to Swalwell joking about his use of a curse word, to which Swalwell responded: "World is ending tomorrow.
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That being said, letting out a curse word or two during a funny story might not be a nail in your coffin.
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"Tomorrow he could call a 5-year-old a curse word," Ms. Caprara said, "and we'd be onto a new news cycle."
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"I get that Republicans have spent hundreds of millions of dollars to turn my last name into a curse word," she said.
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"The portrait," he growls, "is a remarkable example of modern art"— a term that everyone knew was a curse word in Churchill parlance.
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By November, someone had split the Walnut Street anti-violence sign in two, a curse word scrawled on part of the crumpled remains.
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The smell bleeds through my TV set every time he says the word "frankenfood" like a toddler who just learned a new curse word.
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Recently, a guy approached me after a show in Indiana to tell me that a "well-placed" curse word would get me bigger laughs.
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" Kohlhepp later in the interview described Lawson as stupid, using a curse word, and "a 32-year-old lazy kid who never had a daddy.
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The Yanks later paid out the bonus anyway ... and to commemorate the whole incident -- Sabathia signed baseballs with the curse-word inscription for Steiner Sports.
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First, subjects were asked to pick a curse word and say it repeatedly while they pedaled—Stephens said "shit" and "fuck" came up a lot.
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So until this issue works itself out, I suppose all we can do is sit back, be annoyed, and watch this lovely curse word montage.
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The bold, curse word-filled book feels like a pep talk from one pal to another on why you shouldn't give up on your dreams.
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An official at the Patent and Trademark Office said no, reasoning that the term sounded like the past tense of the most versatile curse word.
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Do I feel regret for being penalized for something which has never happened in the history of tennis and I didn't use one single curse word?
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We all had that moment as a kid: The first time we said a curse word and our parents got mad while trying not to laugh.
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"You don't get to bargain with me," Westbrook said — and then he added a curse word with so much venom it made me laugh out loud.
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"Game Night" certainly has an edge, but almost every curse word or moment of violence is in service of either the comedy or the larger story.
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Just cause we use the word doesn't mean we're anti-gay, however it is a strong curse word that should probably be left out of football.
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You may have said a curse word or two (or three or 17) but you were always someone who just got shit done and I appreciated it.
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The Saints Row and Grand Theft Auto series are both positively pebble-dashed in profanities, and misters Kane and Lynch were rarely found wanting for a curse word.
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Surprisingly, the M.P.A.A. granted his request: "The Hate U Give" would be the rare PG-13 film to contain two instances of the board's most penalized curse word.
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A sentence or phrase that might otherwise be flat can become, as if by magic, hilarious, heartbreaking or even beautiful when a curse word is inserted into it.
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"It's almost as though I used a curse word," Ms. Le Pen said acidly as she left the Elysée after her fruitless pitch to Mr. Hollande for a referendum.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about the Supreme Court's decision to hear a case related to vulgar trademarks referred incorrectly to the etymology of the "most versatile" curse word.
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When things go wrong, she said, and they do — a curse word slipping out, or a bad, skipping CD — it's part of the experience for volunteers and listeners alike.
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Basing its decision on Google search results and entries in Urban Dictionary, the board rejected Mr. Brunetti's application, calling his brand name a "phonetic twin" of the curse word.
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Today, a well-placed curse word at work can help colleagues bond; studies have also found that swearing, curiously, often indicates that someone is less likely to become physically violent.
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Keira Knightley's 3-year-old daughter Edie famously said her first curse word the night Donald Trump won the 2016 U.S. presidential election — and the second occasion was just as memorable.
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She'll give you articles to peruse and prompts to share the tool on social media, but not before signing off with a pat on the back and an obligatory curse word.
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Because regardless, the seemingly small but telling omission — treating a man's name as if it were a curse word to be bleeped — highlights a common misconception that's spread from games to football.
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First, it's going to integrate the fact that Donald Trump is president of the United States, but will pointedly bleep out any mention of his name as if it's a curse word.
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The 10 episodes stretched over the fall and winter — specifically, the first fall and winter to unfold under President Trump (whose name the show decided to bleep out like it's a curse word).
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That was the year I wrote an ugly poem about a chubby classmate, called my girlfriend a curse word that I won't repeat here and ended up in the principal's office multiple times.
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GORDON Berlin street artists were dressing the set — what was [meant to be] a refugee camp in Syria — and they said "Homeland" is a watermelon, which I guess is an Arabic curse word.
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But wherever it has been it has reflected the curmudgeonly, curse-word-employing personality of Mr. Shopsin, a man who was rarely written about without having the word "eccentric" appended to his name.
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Alexandra Pelosi also decried her last name being dubbed a "curse word," saying ads linking her mom to Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff in Georgia's 6th District special election didn't necessarily turn voters off.
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When the language of games teaches you that woods = no, and then another one takes your hand and pulls you, gently, between the trees, it's like learning a curse word for the first time.
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Incrementalism — which is either a curse word or pathway to progress in the nomination fight between Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden — has been the norm for the big three entitlements: Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
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"For example, 'handicapped' is a curse word, but it's challenging because you look around and you see it on everything," says Scheier, who even uses the word herself occasionally describe parking spaces or bathrooms – but not people.
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Vulgar question: The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal by a clothing line whose brand name, "Fuct," was rejected by the trademark office as the "phonetic twin" of the most versatile Anglo-Saxon curse word.
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"Republican hypocrisy at its finest: saying that Trump admitting to sexual assault on tape is just 'locker room talk,' but scandalizing themselves into faux-outrage when my sis says a curse word in a bar," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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He never uttered a curse word, one friend said, and a high-school teammate, Elmer Anderson, recently recalled the time when Washington insisted Anderson take his place in an all-star game at a high-school basketball camp.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Regulation should not be considered a "curse word" and is needed more than ever to head off financial threats, despite President Donald Trump's attacks on government red tape, New York's financial services regulator said on Thursday.
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Stone and Parker were ready to fight tooth and nail for every curse word, sex act, and decapitation in their movie, producing this legendary memo in which they gleefully denoted the particular sex acts that they felt most passionate about including.
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I couldn't wear nail polish, I couldn't watch MTV, I was not allowed on St. Mark's place, and that man put the fear of God into me so as to ensure that I would NEVER say a single curse word.
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Two pro-independence lawmakers who were elected never managed to take their seats however, having been ejected by the courts for failing to take their oaths of office properly after they staged a curse word-filled protest during the swearing-in process.
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She said she was disappointed in "liberals" who don't want to hear Trump's opinion and continue to paint him as a racist, adding with a smile that instead of being bothered by it, a certain curse word would be making a comeback.
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Not only does it warm them up to you, it lets you gauge their sense of humor, which is particularly critical if you are a speaker that tends to let a curse word fly or uses bold and provocative stories or language.
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Your account will get suspended if you tweet a curse word at someone with a blue check but tweet-storms of hate speech are all above board because the algorithm that screens the feed is as soulless as the people who programmed it.
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Though every major politician has now had his name conjoined to a curse word, one — involving the country's foreign minister and aspiring president, Gebran Bassil, and his mother — has become the rude jingle of the revolt, its distinctive rhythm even spawning an operatic rendition.
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Brockway told a sheriff's deputy that he had asked the boy to remove the hat prior to the national anthem, but received a curse word in response, according to court documents filed by Mineral County Attorney Ellen Donohue and obtained by the Associated Press.
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One time Etsy shut my shop down and wouldn't tell me which of my listings they had a problem with, so I went through my shop and black-barred every painted nipple and curse word and inserted the word "MATURE" to any risque listings.
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" Ocasio-Cortez quickly hit back: "Or: maybe having powerful editorial positions awash in people from one race, class, or gender isn't a good idea; since we get 1000% more takes on 'brown lady says a curse word' than an actual white supremacist in Congress.
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NOTE WRITTEN ON WOOLWORTHS CHICKEN PACKAGE MISTAKEN FOR CURSE WORD The limited-edition merchandise will be available for in-person purchase on Friday at a one-day pop-up shop at London&aposs The Sun & 13 Cantons pub before the final show of his European tour.
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I researched lists of minced oaths used in movies, TV shows, comics, cartoons, and books; watched and listened to clips of cartoons of Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam and others; and Googled scripts from several television show episodes to verify the spelling of the curse word(s).
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"Remember that while 'tech' has become a curse word of late, there's a reason why so many clamor for it and come back to it in the end: earnings, solid, raw, organic earnings, the type you don't get shortfalls from, the type you get upside surprises from," he said.
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"The Office of the President was made for better things than an infantile tweet misspelling a congressman's name like a curse word," tweeted Walter M. Shaub Jr., the former top ethics watchdog for the federal government who resigned last year after going head-to-head with the Trump administration.
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So, he came up then and stopped them, so then we went into theater thought it was diffused, we&aposre up getting popcorn at the concession stand, and they came up again, just every curse word in the book and they&aposre this far from my face, one spit on my head.
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There was a lag time, a window of fifty-five minutes, during which a limited number of things from the taped segments could be fixed: the bleeping out of a curse word or an ethnically suspicious slur ("gyp you"), the truncation of a Tourette's-like string of "you know"s which sometimes overcame the nervous.
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Two of those hours were spent in complete silence as we rooted for the black characters in the staple of whiteness that is the Star Wars franchise—and I still managed to say the N word in front of him maybe two dozen times, along with every other curse word I could think of.
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"Republican hypocrisy at its finest: saying that Trump admitting to sexual assault on tape is just 'locker room talk,' but scandalizing themselves into faux-outrage when my sis says a curse word in a bar," Ocasio-Cortez wrote Saturday on Twitter, referring to Trump's lewd comments on a 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape that surfaced during the 2016 campaign.
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Trump calls for "decorum" at the White House and then a couple days later calls the incoming chairman of the House Intelligence Committee "Schitt" Former top government ethics watchdog Walter Shaub tweeted that the office of the president was made for "better things than an infantile tweet misspelling a congressman's name like a curse word," but said the "real crime" is Trump firing heads of agencies for investigating his campaign.
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