Participants were asked to write down the curse words they like to use, the curse words they feel like they cannot use but still like to say privately, and how they use different curse words in different settings.
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"Our camera guy has been eating donuts and editing out curse words for 12 hours...curse words I've never even heard before," one Facebook post by Hurts Donut reads.
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Curse words flew — particularly one that rhymes with puck.
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His grasp of English didn't extend much beyond curse words.
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He throws in a few curse words for good measure.
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Also, the video featuring Princess Nokia includes some curse words.
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"He probably didn't like the curse words I used," Scaramucci said.
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I know what the waveforms of certain curse words look like.
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That, and 1920s curse words just sound way better in German.
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Thus the nasty tweets and curse words from President Donald Trump.
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"There were curse words," an administration official told the Washington Post.
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And this time, he had plenty to say (sans curse words).
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Those uttering these curse words include Jesus and his heavenly father.
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World, if you're listening: Send us your far superior curse words.
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She used curse words and so on, without even thinking of it.
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All of a sudden he would just start screaming and curse words.
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The problem with "No Problem" is the track's littered with curse words.
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Curse words have simply become a part of their vocabulary, he says.
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"Back up from me," he continued, using a string of curse words.
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That's a lot more dangerous, and more lasting, than a few curse words.
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The same goes for the curse words Trump used to describe protesting players.
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On the other hand, you've described other types of curse words as helpful.
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The script is heavy with curse words, something Tremblay says he very much enjoyed.
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There have probably been tears and a lot of curse words from both parties.
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"I just lost it and might have said a few curse words," she said.
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You're writing for a family newspaper, so, for example, curse words are out. 211.
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That reality is universally recognized: Just about every language in the world contains curse words.
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At first, those fart jokes and curse words felt like an act of political rebellion.
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He was averse to political correctness and not immune from using curse words in print.
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The fact that he used curse words is just a minor part of the problem.
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Seems like moaning sounds that sound like curse words are the least of the company's problems.
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I have a 99 percent margin when it comes to being right when spotting curse words.
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But there is nothing strictly taboo about curse-words' sounds; truck and punt are not taboo.
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The screenplay, by John M. Phillips, is the written equivalent of a toddler discovering curse words.
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There's something about the most common curse words that just sound dirty, at least in English.
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But it wasn't just the actual curse words that were edited of the mid-2000s performance.
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You'll note that "gnomish" abbreviated his profane phrase, because curse words are banned on this website.
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He consciously censors himself, skipping over the curse words in the song as he raps along.
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YouTube is finally letting creators know what curse words they can use without taking a financial hit.
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Stephens also discovered that curse words lose their power over pain when they are used too much.
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Look at this man GROWL CURSE WORDS WHILE STARING AT THE BATTER AS HE PREPARES TO PITCH.
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It was only when Duffy started to rattle off curse words that Jones started to freak out.
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And Aleida does appear on TV, but her frequent use of curse words renders her message incoherent.
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When Ms. Silverman was a toddler, he taught her how to say a string of curse words.
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Breaking with the political playbook for presidential hopefuls, Mr. Bolsonaro often used curse words during unscripted addresses.
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Trump's bragging about sexual assault is a natural consequence of a fallen world, and even if many people regard his boasts as much more serious than uttering a few curse words, it's the gradual acceptance of those curse words that creates an environment where sin can take root.
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The perpetrator riddled her account with curse words, homophobic slurs and promised to post nude photos of her.
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"I think if Kline could use curse words, she would have used them by now," he says, laughing.
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If he doesn't like something, the world will probably hear about it — loudly, with ample curse words involved.
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Although awards shows are typically family-friendly, sometimes stars can't help but let a few curse words slip.
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"She started screaming at him, calling him a n-----, saying all types of curse words," Roberson told Fox.
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Tartamella was so emotional in the closing quarter that a couple of curse words slipped into the broadcast.
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The customer said that she was calm and did not use curse words in her interaction with the employees.
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Curse words and slurs are banned from Bossip headlines, so Mr. Ford has to find a way around them.
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When he was adopted at age 6, the Hart mothers said, the only words he knew were curse words.
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Walk through a crowded cafeteria and curse words pop up gratuitously among students as if vocabulary has failed them.
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That "hangry" feeling is the sort of stuff that causes a spike in your normal usage of curse words.
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Teigen is, indeed, "filthy mouthed," insofar as she sometimes uses curse words and often speaks her mind quite plainly.
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But the best Cornyn's team could find were tweets that contained curse words or — perhaps even worse — anatomical references.
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Mr. Guirgis, whose "The ___________ With the Hat" ran on Broadway in 2011, said he uses curse words to depict reality.
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All of the curse words that are muffled at school and banned at home are screamed, for everyone to hear.
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But if it's just, "I'm going to shout a bunch of curse words at you," nobody wants to hear that.
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Sometimes the pauses were simply due to the censorship of his curse words, but other times he was just hesitating.
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The segment portrayed the Stockdales as being "devoutly religious," with a self-imposed ban on television, video games, and curse words.
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In a surprise twist, Rockwell's F-bomb was actually just one of two curse words to air on SNL this week.
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While your iPhone can track your steps and listen to voice commands, it's still not up to date on curse words.
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" Like her character, McDormand enjoys peppering her everyday speech with curse words; her favorite, according to the interview, is "Jesus tits.
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Translators often struggle to render curse words and insults in other languages, as their emotional heft tends to be culturally circumscribed.
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I expected colourful curse words but instead he said "niech cię gęś kopnie" which translates to "may a goose kick you".
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"Stop trying to convince everyone of your patriotism, it's tedious," she spits at Dougal along with a few choice curse words.
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She says they blur out curse words, try to be as unbiased as possible, and never leak private messages or photos.
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But he cursed up a storm, just interlacing all these smart, interesting things he was saying with all these curse words.
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The curse words came quickly as the government prosecutors started making their case, quoting extensively from Stone's text messages and emails.
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Incivility: This is "counter-normative" conversation, which could include things like insults or curse words, but isn't necessarily bad or unhealthy.
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Kiley: The type of things I normally say are things along the lines of "rat, "trash," I use curse words like "bitch.
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In Spongebob, it was used by characters to express anger or shame, essentially replacing any applications of curse words for children viewership.
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In the video, which contains numerous curse words and vulgar language, Hayes addresses fans who said he should have made the challenge.
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In the video, Smith and costar Martin Lawrence read their lines before they're frequently bleeped out from the curse words in the script.
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It's clear about how much they're thinking about the curse words, in the abstract, without really understanding the impact of the language itself.
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An exclusive report by government-relations software company GovPredict revealed that the frequency of lawmakers dropping curse words has increased steadily since 28500.
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Once NickMillerr_ realized what his sweet little Nala had done, his immediate response understandably included a few curse words followed by extreme confusion.
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Her wedding was not going to be religious, but it was going to be spiritual, and her vows might even include curse words.
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Maybe I can get an email filter in place so at when I send email with curse-words, they just won't go out.
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Johnson started off the video avoiding curse words, but with frustration (and jalapeño stems) mounting, he mostly abandons any effort of self-censorship.
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Perez, who has been traveling the country on a unity tour meant to unite the party after a bruising election season, regularly uses curse words in his speech, often to say some variation on his claim that Republicans "don't give a s--- about people" The Washington Post compiled a super-cut of clips where Perez has dropped curse words during appearances.
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Obama delivered another joke-packed speech at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, this time with a little more sass, and some choice curse words.
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The researchers then compared the word to other commonly accepted offensive words, including curse words, racial slurs, and word that signify violence and hate.
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Unfortunately for her, she dropped a curse words when the waitress brought her a garbage-covered salad, thus losing out on the $100 prize.
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Neighbors said that he was meticulous — he mowed his lawn to exacting detail — and that he was prone to outbursts and yelling curse words.
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The problem really isn't Trump's use of curse words, but the words he chose to use and the context within which they were uttered.
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Sometimes with our music, I throw in curse words, [expletive] this and [expletive] that, because it charges up a different piece of your brain.
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It could feature the curse words, it could be grim, it could be really dark, it didn't need to cut to an ad, right?
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"Maybe I can get an email filter in place so [that] when I send email with curse-words, they just won't go out," he said.
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"USA Today called it an "entertaining lark that introduces a few good women — and four-letter curse words — into the canon of Superman and Batman.
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"He would hit things and as he was hitting things, he would yell, and of course there was always curse words involved," Gilroy told WPTV.
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That seems pretty close to how a child would feel receiving pennies on Halloween, though they probably wouldn't have the curse words to express it.
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It was more than just lumping a character's bisexuality with curse words — it was that her sexuality would contribute at all to the 'mature' themes.
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In Season 2, the duo spar in guttural Hindi, hurling curse words during phone conversations that feel as sexually charged as any physically explicit scene.
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"It's an intense emotional signal," she said, citing the fusillade of curse words that Rose McGowan has recently aimed at sexual predators and their enablers.
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That, too, turns out to be an ambivalent strength: The miller's teachings include instruction in how to curse — words, one realizes, can cut both ways.
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Some aides say that if colleagues aggressively push back, sometimes using curse words and a raised voice, he listens and seems to invite more of it.
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Apparently you all know people who are good at keeping up appearances … or maybe you just like when I include partially-obscured curse words in headlines?
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"I don't have enough curse words to describe our current president," said Paul Cohen, 723, a retired insurance broker eating lunch with his wife at Panera.
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The curse words may be gone, but the young readers' edition of his memoir, "Born a Crime," doesn't soften his story of growing up under apartheid.
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He wanted nothing to do with shouting racial epithets at the school's few African-American students or taunting other Chinese kids with curse words in Mandarin.
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The president, Mr. Johnson said, flatly denied it so vigorously that he uttered a number of curse words and insisted that he "barely knew" Mr. Sondland.
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Kanye swearing It's just not every day that you hear legit curse words -- not like H-E-L-L -- be uttered publicly in the Oval Office.
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After a clown show of a build that included suits lined with curse words and accusations of illiteracy, Mayweather eventually won with a 10th-round TKO.
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Leung and Yau inserted curse words into their oaths of office and displayed flags bearing the words "Hong Kong is not China" during a ceremony in October.
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As Entertainment Weekly's James Hibberd pointed out on Twitter, the same network that feels the need to bleep our curse words felt just fine airing these visuals.
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How do you start the day with smiles and birdsong and a piping hot cup of coffee and not, you know, curse words and five alarm snoozes?
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"Maybe I can get an email filter in place so [that] when I send email with curse-words, they just won't go out," he wrote in his email.
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However the song is interspersed with snippets of dialogue from one of my favorite scenes in Donnie Darko, a dinner table argument about curse words and Michael Dukakis.
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Part of her speech, however, was bleeped out by the Golden Globes censor, who suddenly shot into action after a fairly uneventful evening in the curse words department.
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He was known for regularly dropping curse words and taking aim at competitors Verizon and AT&T, who he's referred to as "dumb and dumber," and "the pricks."
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I would see men who had been in the classes for longer calling out new arrivals for using curse words or inappropriate language to talk about their partners.
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For the most part, executives stuck to the less offensive curse words, but there have only been a few instances of CEOs dropping f-bombs while talking to investors.
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Winner: Lana Del Rey Thom Yorke rarely utters curse words because when he isn't writing terrible music he is a lizard man who speaks in tongues, as evidenced here.
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The controversial image shows the Biblical prophet walking in the desert with his followers; Moses brags about parting the Red Sea while the others' lambast him with curse words.
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During bicycle and hand-grip exercises, researchers asked subjects to repeat curse words and neutral words while pedaling against resistance and squeezing a hand dynamometer, then recorded their results.
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How did living things turn from dinky capsules of genetic material into the intelligent, complex organisms that do things like fart and type curse words into posts on the internet?
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Here, for example, is Epshteyn condemning cable news anchors for their use of "curse words" when reporting on President Trump's description of Haiti and much of Africa as "shithole" countries.
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Whether it's teenagers who are just messing around who might write in like a meme or something, or just a bunch of curse words just to you know be edgy.
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You listened to Queen, used curse words your babysitter taught you to fend off bullies on the schoolyard and were the class wunderkind when it came to math and science.
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As we previously reported, according to one of the camp moms, Stephanie Siva, Lynch used curse words while sending the kids to run ... which caused some of them to cry.
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There's also a deeply rich irony here in the Trump campaign trying to suggest that confrontations, generally speaking, and a politician using a few curse words is a bad thing.
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I had a 110-foot long monster hose a few years back, and I guarantee my neighbors learned new curse words listening to me haul the thing around our property.
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Prince said no, but called Smith up anyway to offer him the doc opportunity, as well as talk about Dogma, religion and curse words (he doesn't like 'em), among other things.
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Prince said no, but called Smith up anyway to offer him the doc opportunity, as well as talk about Dogma, religion and curse words (he doesn't like 'em), among other things.
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Related: Taylor Swift's biggest beefs Viewers got even more info during Cohen's after-show segment, where the conversation was even more relaxed (and the curse words didn't have to be bleeped).
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ITALY One of the most fascinating things about Italian swearing is that the vocabulary is so rich, you could almost have a meaningful conversation with someone by only using curse words.
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There appears to be no setting to avoid using curse words (though the app's PR rep says they may add one soon,) and the Help button leads you to a 404 webpage.
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"He would hit things and as he was hitting things, he would yell, and of course there was always curse words involved," Gilroy told CNN affiliate WPTV-TV in West Palm Beach.
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Morris knows where she stands within the industry that still has a hard time believing women can use curse words, which is what gives her debut album Hero a much sharper edge.
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Sure, fighting to say curse words on air might not be the most honorable cause for some people, but it helps to push boundaries and questions what is actually right and wrong.
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It's no secret that showrunners at HBO really like to take advantage of the fact that when it comes to the number of curse words per episode, the limit does not exist.
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It's kind of a given that, when given a headset, kids will scream curse words that would have gotten us all slapped by our parents if they ever heard us use them.
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I've heard Jerry Seinfeld say on a podcast (not name-dropping him as a friend — he wishes!) that curse words are shortcuts, and without them you have to make a joke stronger.
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Much more troubling is the kind of hateful invective that these curse words, which were grounded in both racist and nativist sentiment, express against social groups whom the President has repeatedly targeted.
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For nine months, she has an added layer of protection that will let her, say, scream curse words at Serena or try to pit the Commander and his wife against each other.
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The 64-year-old teacher, who is black, told the 14-year-old to leave the classroom, prompting the student to hurl a slew of insults, curse words, and racist comments at Riley.
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The Australian retail chain is on the receiving end of some parental wrath after several complaints were made against the company for selling notebooks and various home ornaments with curse words on them.
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She recalled with precise detail and dialogue — where she was seated relative to the president, which curse words she used — the March 2017 gathering, called so House Republicans could discuss health care legislation.
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Schur's vision of paradise includes endless drinking without hangovers and curse words rendered unspeakable, and Bell's impish intrusion into this world is the kind of juxtaposition that makes TV comedy...well, good. Oct.
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Still, it seems a bit exploitative to create a video of a child saying curse words — especially when that video is made using an app meant for pet photos, not photos of humans.
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The company has said it's aware of many of these problems: that automatically flagging curse words is too ham-handed, and that users intent on abusing others can create new accounts too easily.
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Days before the debate, the Democratic National Committee passed on a warning to campaigns that ABC would be broadcasting the debate with no delay -- which meant no chance to bleep out curse words.
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The U.S. iteration, of course, will have to conform to American broadcast standards (think bleeped-out curse words and no thong bikinis), but is largely expected to follow the show's tried-and-true format.
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In limited experiments involving stationary bicycles and a grip test, he showed that curse words confer a kind of performance enhancement during short burst physical tasks when compared to the use of neutral words.
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If I wasn't a boy who—through trial, error, and exposure—learned the weight of curse words, I might not have grown to be a man who respects the devastating power of derogatory slurs.
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"I came to the institute with college Russian and had been on a fishing boat, so I knew more curse words than an ability to discuss arms control," she said in a phone interview.
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At the institute and in private practice, Mr. Shekhtman taught his students to distinguish the muscular litany of curse words that they were likely to encounter in Russia, but not how to write Cyrillic.
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In 2008 and 2012, when the Supreme Court heard arguments over the use of curse words on broadcast television, the court's clerk sent word to the lawyers that they were not to use them.
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The UFC star tells TMZ Sports he got fed up with all the curse words Conor was dropping at their nasty press conference on Thursday ... and says they need to be better role models!
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He tells me he was nervous about performing and censoring himself so to not say any curse words, but he still was able to recite a few bars off the top of the dome.
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The tech will jump in to flag curse words, inflammatory phrases and offensive names to keep a heated conversation from escalating — much like a human mediator would do when trying to calm two warring parties.
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A quick cut to one such attempt during dinner service ends with a gorgeous plate of lamb chops shattered on the kitchen floor and some choice curse words from Scott (Jimmie Saito), the sous chef.
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The rapper's rant bemoaning the shutdown was so epic that even Democratic senators took notice and debated whether to share it themselves (or not, because of all the curse words tucked into the hot take).
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Perhaps it was his commitment to clean rap that meant that, while other artists were free to hurl out curse words with abandon, Mr. Smith was stuck making extremely specific references to mid-'90s technology.
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Legere is just as well-known for his unconventional demeanor as a tech exec, choosing to frequently wear T-Mobile magenta clothing, littering presentations with curse words, and even riding a Segway around the office.
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Offering humor that is sophisticated but never vulgar (curse words are banned), these stand-ups are the best students in the Kids 'n Comedy program, which offers lessons in writing and technique from adult comedians.
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During the subsequent, frantic call to my bank, I looked at my checking account and saw that $22,22017 had been wired away from there, too — a discovery I declared with a variety of curse words.
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That shit is not exactly surprising, because anyone with a cable subscription and a pair of fucking eyes knows that curse words add a soupy, cum-like richness to the feast that is the English language.
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Injuries, curse words, and ball girl troubles added to the dramaMidway through the third set, Federer was heard saying "f------ hell," according to ABC, which was subsequently reported to umpire Marijana Veljovic by a nearby lineswoman.
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So, yes, he is sprawling urban graffiti, with his casual usage of the N-word, his elastic black English and his fusillade of curse words, but he's also small-town folk with a hard-won vulnerability.
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But Gen Kelly Kicked her out will high drama with the Minister offering vulgarities and curse words as she was escorted out of the building and off campus Reports differ regarding Manigault Newman's decision to leave.
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From the time I started preschool, I spoke little to no Farsi at home — nothing beyond the standard greetings and farewells, terms of endearment, and a few curse words thrown out by my parents in bad traffic.
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But Gen Kelly Kicked her out will high drama with the Minister offering vulgarities and curse words as she was escorted out of the building and off campus Manigault-Newman also apparently had no intention of going quietly.
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He examines their structure, cultural differences around the world about what is and is not considered offensive, and whether curse words should even be censored at all, arguing that suppressing profanity just makes it all the more powerful.
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After the benches clear and some barely-audible curse words were picked up on the game mic, Padres bench coach Mark McGwire stepped in to have a couple of words with Arenado, in hopes of calming him down.
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Whether it's rap music, and unfortunately, there may be some curse words hidden in there and some terms that some people might not be comfortable with, but I'll be the guide to mediate it between both of us.
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"I was writing plays, one-acters, about musicians who were speakers of the idiom I loved most: black American male speech, full of curse words," he wrote in an autobiographical essay for the reference work Contemporary Authors in 2004.
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Sure, he types it all out in caps lock, uses tons of curse words, and uses the laughing-crying emoji after his own messages, but he is completely aware that kind of sheer, vacuous noise is his greatest strength.
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Sure, despite host Ricky Gervais's requests that winners not give political speeches, lots and lots of the speeches were political in nature, and yeah, plenty of people (from Gervais to award winner Joaquin Phoenix) tossed out bleeped curse words.
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Her role as a red carpet producer was to provide the full context of the interview — whether there were curse words, whether the clip contained a funny or buzz moment, or whether the clip contained anything controversial, the source added.
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"Kuaishou had to hire hundreds of in-house censors to monitor all of its content," adds Zhicong Lu. But while tattoos and curse words have disappeared from the platform, Chinese netizens are quite crafty at finding ways to avoid censorship.
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Anyone that has listened to FM radio, iHeartRadio, or even Beats 1 knows that when your favorite song comes on and it's full of bleeps on the curse words, it can be a bit frustrating if you want to sing along.
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The renowned Serbian linguist Vuk Karadzic, who singlehandedly reformed the Serbian language and wrote the first dictionary and the first New Testament in this language, was also the first to recognize our swearing heritage by cataloguing all folky Serbian curse words.
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Turned back up to "blaring," the redacted comments are pretty run-of-the-mill for r/Drama (mildly "toxic" for the subreddit), but Tune's content filter seems to dislike curse words and slurs, especially—which a lot of comments on the subreddit contain.
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It prompted the comedian, who once called out Eddie Murphy for using curse words in his act, to push away his lawyer&aposs hand and shout that he does not have a private plane and then refer to Steele with an expletive.
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Nora Groft, a high school English teacher at Northwestern, said she taught the classroom edition of "The Martian," but told her students that a version with more adult language was available, too, and that the curse words might be appropriate, given the context.
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Hosts Kevin Hart and Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson set the tone for the evening as they opened with curse words and insults, at one point dressing up as Batman and Superman to throw barbs at the A-list superhero actors in attendance.
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In the film Good Time, out this Friday, Robert Pattison — his hair so greasy it mats into about a million different directions — spews curse words in a Queens accent and ineptly attempts to rob a bank with the help of his mentally disabled brother.
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It's Anthony Scaramucci all over again (minus the curse words.) The result is not good for Bannon, who is already under pressure, with colleagues lined up against him and a president who agrees with him ideologically but tells associates he thinks Bannon is a leaker.
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This week, a new session of Hong Kong's legislative council was sworn in, amid gestures of defiance from a new crop of young lawmakers, several of which had their oaths of allegiance rejected after inserting curse words and displaying a flag with the slogan "Hong Kong is not China."
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It's especially nice to see Ted Danson back in an NBC Thursday-night comedy (after a premiere that follows "The Voice"), playing the bowtie-wearing administrator and genial guide who cheerfully explains the ground rules, which include the fact that any curse words are, conveniently, automatically cleaned up.
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The barbers at boot camp don't so much cut your hair as they do shear you like sheep, rushing countless recruits through those chairs in a matter of minutes, leaving behind only quietly muttered curse words, a couple of scraped scalps, and the remnants of once magnificent hairdos.
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He dug ditches for sewer and water lines in Atlanta, picking up a rich new vocabulary of curse words; hauled trash in College Park, Md.; and made salads and sandwiches at the Union Oyster House in Boston, where his talent won him an offer to become assistant chef.
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When she helped him brainstorm ways to get back at people who made fun of him, she was turning from a naive girl into a young woman with a sense of humor who was starting to think of ways to punish her enemies (even if she didn't totally understand curse words).
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Good news, assholes: All those cockheads who have been telling you for years that curse words are a sign of poor breeding, low intelligence, and a shitty command of the English language should shut their fucking mouths, because it turns out that eloquent swearing is merely a sign of a strong vocabulary.
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Along with that fear is frustration with President Donald Trump: his ranting in performances full of false claims, like Wednesday in the Oval Office and White House East Room, and stream of consciousness rapid-fire tweets -- curse words and all -- are not exactly an anti-impeachment road map for his fellow Republicans.
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Over on r/MensRights, "a place for those who wish to discuss men's rights and the ways said rights are infringed upon," Tune again censors the comments containing curse words on a thread titled "Emma Watson's blatant feminist hypocrisy," even when the comments are condemning the questionable tone of the thread title.
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After all: The Mooch was run out of town on a rail following a phone call with the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza in which he savaged a number of current and former Trump allies, worked in curse words the way Picasso worked in abstraction and tried to force Lizza to reveal his sources.
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Still, the actress deserves better than a poorly aged plot that hinges on a corrupt justice system favoring criminal defendants, allowing murderers to walk away scot-free and unleashing the protagonist's fury on Hispanic drug dealers, whose dialogue, other than its leader, is largely confined to a few curse words and groans.
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It's unclear whether curse words will also work on the app (I've played several rounds and have yet to get enough letters to form even the mildest of profanity.) The iOS version of the app suggests that Slang N' Friendz is approved for users ages nine and up, while Android rates it Mature 17+.
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It's the kind of "snapping" — a raw form of comedic trash talk that he grew up with in predominantly black neighborhoods in New York — that he has known, used and laced with curse words to become a breakout radio and podcast guest in recent years for the likes of Howard Stern and Bill Simmons.
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Bob was introducing Bruce Springsteen ahead of his Tony performance Sunday night, and before he could utter a word of grace ... he dropped the big F-bomb on DT. Robert De Niro's hatred for Trump is one of the funniest things in the world 😂😂😂(Shoutout Australia for not censoring curse words on television)pic.twitter.
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Since the El Paso shooting, O'Rourke has led the Democratic field in calling for new restrictions on guns – including a proposed "mandatory buyback" — and blamed Trump for creating the conditions that have led to racial violence in the U.S. He has abandoned traditional political campaigning, letting loose with curse words and visiting states that don't usually attract candidates in an effort to highlight racial injustice.
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