We're not cursing just to be cursing, for shock value.
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Cursing at your kids is very different than cursing around them.
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Its latest video, "Cursing Without Cursing," a supercut of characters deploying fake swears, is charming, light, and fast.
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The women who went to the stake during the witch hunt went cursing, often for the crime of cursing.
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She said one woman began cursing after a grandfather and his young grandson spoke Spanish together, before a woman next to her began cursing.
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"But she did leave here cursing at the people who booked the show, she left here cursing at the guys who do security for the show," Goldberg said.
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But first, Samantha Bee apologizes for cursing at Ivanka Trump.
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ER doctor caught on video cursing out patient is suspended.
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"There's a lot of cursing in this song," she said.
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I run upstairs to grab a bandage, cursing my carelessness.
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People were crazy — cursing, yelling, screaming, all kinds of threats.
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He is not a cursing man, but bad words escape.
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"The crowd was jostling and yelling and cursing," he said.
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He was funny, over the top and refrained from cursing.
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Yes, there is fighting and cursing and gangs and tattoos.
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Furious, she ripped off her mic and stormed out, cursing.
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The company is not alone in cursing Cheltenham this year.
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The girlfriend, Britany Jacobs, said Drejka was cursing at her.
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Videos showed police cursing a teen while grabbing his collar.
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There was a lot of cursing, in Kurdish and English.
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When I wasn't cursing them, I loved watching the performance.
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Clinton cursing at Barack Obama in the prologue — the prologue!
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No controversial topics like her bisexual identity, and no cursing.
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When mercenaries appear, I'm often silently cursing under my breath.
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Trumpism is a disease, and cursing it won't cure it.
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Farmers, meanwhile, are cursing the feeblest monsoon in a decade.
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He banned cursing and reprimanded coaches who broke the rule.
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Other people pushed through, muttering and cursing under their breath.
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She then played several more chords and stopped, cursing again.
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That Janis Joplin was arrested for cursing onstage in Tampa.
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Then the heckler started cursing about the Democratic National Committee.
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" GAO defined verbal harassment as "yelling, cursing, or being argumentative.
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Mr. Trump erupted in anger and began cursing, he wrote.
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They refrain from cursing, drinking or gesticulating lewdly in traffic.
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He started cursing and ordered me to look at him.
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Their feet smelled horrible, and they were cursing very loudly.
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The clips, obtained by the Raleigh News & Observer , appear to show Anthony Wall's sister accusing employees of cursing at her, and both Wall and his sister cursing back at the staff, the newspaper reported.
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Or I'll run four and a half miles, cursing every step.
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There's lots of drilling sounds and cursing coming from our bedroom.
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Belching, cursing and just generally not caring, that's all the norm.
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There is no room for cursing in the world of disco.
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Let's speculate which pillow he'll be cursing his family name into.
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She can be heard on the videos cursing at the officers.
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Moreover, her cursing keeps this mellow season from being too soporific.
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Except the one about Colonel Sanders cursing a Japanese baseball team.
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And, yes, there was a good bit of cursing then, too.
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On campus, activists have sprayed fresh graffiti, including phrases cursing administrators.
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Without the cursing, though, this is a pretty pedestrian garbage-take.
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I could hear but I couldn't see whom she was cursing.
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There was screaming, cursing, and a head slammed against the wall.
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She admired him, but she was cursing him for it, too.
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I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing.
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Do you think cursing can serve physiological, emotional and social purposes?
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In comedies like "Bad Moms," unruly mothers use cursing and alcohol.
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If someone respects you, you can argue without screaming or cursing.
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He was like an animal, cursing and foaming at the mouth.
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"He's told us a few times to stop cursing," said Oks.
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But I'm betting that he'll be pacing, and thinking, and pre-emptively cursing (well, not actually cursing, but you know what I mean) his own caution, right up until the window for action has completely closed.
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And then cursing when I inhaled the stench of someone else's urine.
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I'm cursing and I'm in sin because of people like you, ok?
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YouTube says it's not just cursing that will affect your monetization status.
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I would hear them at three in the morning, all the cursing.
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He walks away from this difficult chat cursing over his own confusion.
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Duffer noted that the cursing is even more rampant in season 2.
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With classic Handler candor, she discussed her career, Hillary Clinton and cursing.
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"I've had more coaches in pregame meetings apologize for cursing," she said.
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People are arrested and sentenced to death for cursing or smoking cigarettes.
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After hearing a heavenly voice Duterte has reportedly promised to stop cursing.
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The company's advertising policy allows ads with false information — but not cursing.
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My first boss was naturally timid and compensated by yelling and cursing.
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You hear the click of handcuffs, sirens, a male voice shouting, cursing.
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It seems that many Chinese humorists back then turned to cursing. Why?
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"I was cursing at him and saying it was unfair," she recalled.
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Know your audience Cursing in the workplace isn't always completely off limits.
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Cursing children are a source of contention in the pop culture world.
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All I could hear was [redacted] cursing, 'F-this and F-that!
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The waitress had gone to the kitchen and was cursing somebody there.
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"He started cursing that Parex was a criminal organization," Mr. Christmas said.
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She smiled picturing him tossing his apartment for it and cursing her.
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"A silk dress that fits my breasts like butter," she said, cursing.
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Constant cursing can tarnish your own brand and limit your career opportunities.
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This is a guy who's cursing, who calls a heavyset woman 'fat.
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Sometimes, cursing him, she reduced the price by ten or fifteen dollars.
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Cursing is coping, or venting, and it helps us deal with stress.
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And with that, husbands around the world are cringing and cursing me.
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Trouble in the kingdom King James cursing at team execs in Cleveland?
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"It's akin to libel and cursing," the company wrote on Sina Weibo.
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She would alienate everyone around her, interrupting, talking, cursing, screaming, out of control.
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Furious, she ripped off her mic and stormed out, cursing all the way.
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It was the perfect storm of cursing baby and celebrity and the internet.
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The driver was chain-smoking Newports and cursing at the cars around them.
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"Keep running!" she yells, cursing at him as he fades into the distance.
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New year, same 313-character commentary from rambling, cursing, and grammatically incorrect DJs.
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They hurled bricks and rocks at the vehicle, jeering and cursing the soldier.
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Granted, any actual cursing Is silenced out but the message is still there.
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"She came inside the store screaming and shouting, cursing people out," he said.
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You may find yourself cursing the netcode when you die due to lag.
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No matter how old you are, children cursing will never not be funny.
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But she did leave her cursing at the people who book the show.
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"Let's just say, politely, that we were cursing the whole time," Briški says.
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This writer remembers cursing screaming children on flights before he had them himself.
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Other comments were less polite, using obscene language or cursing the pop star.
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A lot of cursing, a lot of sex, and it was really funny.
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Creative cursing isn't just for the TV version of Snakes on a Plane.
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Older voters were more inclined to take issue with lawmakers cursing in public.
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The game continues and I become increasingly tense, cursing my slow reaction times.
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Rashida Tlaib cursing got 5 times more coverage on cable news than Rep.
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There is cursing and laughing and ribbing, and it sounds like a party.
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She admired her older son, but she was cursing him for it, too.
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Verdict: the idea that voodoo dolls are for cursing is a Hollywood sensation.
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Lizzo rolled in, spun around and started happily cursing, spreading joy through expletives.
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Calm yourself down Launching into a cursing tirade has never helped improve morale.
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"People around me were getting antsy, cursing, and stomping their feet," she said.
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Like a Boss Rated R for cursing and booty calls, blah blah blah.
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No, I replied, cursing the measly circular saw I keep in the garage.
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Primo turns away, trying to show no reaction, but cursing under his breath.
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The Haggler stopped listening after a couple of men exited cursing Mr. Condodemetraky.
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Some loud cursing, as he spoke at length about his accomplishments as governor.
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Some loud cursing, as he spoke at length about his accomplishments as governor.
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Perfect for hearing your neighbor cursing as they scrape off their car windshield.
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I didn't observe a single person yelling, cursing, road-raging or even frowning.
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He was throwing food in the lunchroom and cursing out everyone in sight.
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Soon they too could be cursing the name of the wealthiest man in Japan.
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His mother began cursing at his father and began to frantically apologize to me.
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"I apologize for cursing my publishers," Chuck Palahniuk, the author of "Fight Club," wrote.
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"One guy came and [started to] shoot everybody, cursing," she said he told her.
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It looked like it was a kids' video, but they were cursing in it.
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Literally 10 minutes into the class, I was cursing myself for being so unfit.
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Miniature cars have miniature power, and instead of cursing it, we cheered it on.
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She ends up taking over the daughter's Girl Scout troop and cursing a lot.
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It means nothing to me: they are two fighters constantly cursing at each other.
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Later, Elkin touches on the refugee crisis, and the hard nationalism now cursing Europe.
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" They said she was "going from extremely angry, cursing at everyone then to crying.
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People coming onto a school campus and cursing the principal or the teacher out.
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After he played with the coach for twenty minutes, cursing, it began to rain.
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The guide started slowly escalating in volume as he began cursing again and again.
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"He was shouting after us, come back here, cursing at us," Dr. Timperio said.
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I lurched into the workshop after him, cursing and spitting blood on the floor.
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When I did, she was cursing under her breath at her faulty inner compass.
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Cursing is engrained in us all, and it's what unites us as human beings.
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"It was a montage of people behind the glass smoking and cursing," Kearin recalls.
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A stroll on the moors is the ideal setting for brooding and cursing America.
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I gave them my best lies and brightest smiles, cursing them under my breath.
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When Deputy Christian Castano arrived at the McDonald's, McLaughlin started cursing at him, too.
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"This guy was really, really upset, and he was cursing me," Dr. Shulkin said.
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In it, Harris and other coaches are shown cursing at and hitting their players.
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"Candidates should therefore avoid cursing or expletives in accordance with federal law," Klein added.
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He was out of breath and cursing everything and everyone, in his characteristic manner.
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So weighing those … MULANEY I thought that was an elegant way to use cursing.
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The staff spent most of the meal gathered around the television, jumpy and cursing.
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Despite cursing, shouting, and interjections, Seligman said he would not fire anyone without further investigation.
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Loud cursing, shouting, obscene gestures and vile insults, including crude comments about the female anatomy.
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But before the beat dropped, she asked Duran if cursing was allowed on the air.
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We love cursing BCCI but it has made India the financial super power of cricket.
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Are you a doctor cursing the paperwork and financial worries that destroy 21st-century practice?
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Or do you put them back, bitterly cursing the hell from which cork heels come?
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Much of her character's dialogue in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is characterized by cursing.
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As the Based God, he has cursed, un-cursed, and thought about cursing hella people.
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Mitch Williams Ejected from Child's Baseball Game for Arguing, Cursing, Deadspin, May 250, 2014. 7.
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"I don't like all the cursing in comedy," Seinfeld told PEOPLE on the red carpet.
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They could travel around as a duo passionately screaming and cursing about everything they eat.
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Survivors in this battered Syrian town cursing President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian supporters.
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In a similar situation in Apex or PUBG, I'm going to be sweating and cursing.
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He marched out of the house cursing the United States and I am deeply sorry.
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For the track's final three minutes, Davis is a blubbering mess, cursing and crying uncontrollably.
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Then he went to school and put this information to work, cursing at his teacher.
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Backstage, she behaved ru-diculously, crying and cursing, while the others rubbernecked in bemused shock.
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But he suffered them in silence, never complaining, never cursing God or his fellow man.
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You end up cursing the terrible AI drivers or whatever system manages the traffic lights.
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I focus my restless energy to cleaning and laundry instead of cursing at the laptop.
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Seconds later, our son leapt to his feet and started cursing in a deafening voice.
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Men listening to her speak then started muttering, some cursing her loudly for her comments.
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Plus, a stroll on the moors is the ideal setting for brooding and cursing America.
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"One time a loser, always a loser," he said, cursing furiously, the cocksure swagger gone.
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Twice, Matthew called the police on Jessica, for yelling or cursing or poking his chest.
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"One time a loser, always a loser," he said, cursing furiously, the cocksure swagger gone.
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Instruction — and cursing — in Spanish mixed with the usual English football terms: touchdown, quarterback, lineman.
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As a teen, Schultz said his father once beat him for cursing at his mother.
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"Back when I was in high school, being a Republican was like cursing," he says.
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"I followed his direction, all the while cursing my inability to really commit," she said.
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A group can be seen taunting and physically assaulting a man amid cursing and laughing.
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People in the videos can be heard exclaiming and cursing as the plane draws closer.
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If all the employees swear like sailors, then a dismissal over cursing may not be defensible.
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We learn that Negan thought cursing in front of the students made him cool their eyes.
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Others glanced like he was a ghost they dared not acknowledge for fear of a cursing.
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The cursing was intentional because I wanted them to see how frustrated and annoyed I was.
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If they could talk, I'm sure they'd be cursing me because I slept in so late.
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They were just actively screaming and throwing things and calling him names and cursing his offspring.
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CNN commentator Mel Robbins on how more politicians -- not just Trump -- have started cursing in public.
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Concrete barriers in the middle of the road were scrawled with obscenities cursing President Joseph Kabila.
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After cursing on-air, Jenny Slate says she learned of her firing by reading it online.
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Burnham was less Maleficent cursing Sleeping Beauty's christening than a court jester mildly needling the royals.
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But it is not God who is being cursed: God is invited to do the cursing.
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She was muttering, commenting on my comments and her own, maybe even cursing under her breath.
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And I'm here, walking very slowly as people are cursing, saying, 'Get out of the way.
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Best of all, it is the dirty, cursing, obscene version of McCarthy, which is my favorite.
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A. Your neighbor should not be cursing at you or threatening the life of your dog.
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Russell Westbrook was fined $25,000 for cursing out fans in Dallas during Game 4 on Saturday.
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" After being spotted, the group "all turned toward me and started cursing and gesturing at me.
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Or is it ultimately foolish, cursing Washington and Moscow to a hellish fight down the line?
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They spend most of their time lazing about gloomily, smoking cigarettes and cursing this cruel world.
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"No cursing, no drugs, no alcohol and no fighting at all," the elder foster son said.
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"One person was cursing and saying 'I can't believe you (expletive) let it off,'" he said.
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I hear more cursing in the security line than I do in any three Scorsese movies.
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"One of the guys was cursing, 'I can't believe you let the fucking gun go off.'"
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Her big scandal is being "overtired" at a press gallery dinner and cursing in her speech.
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"Can you not hear?" the customer asked Hemmitt, who then allegedly began cursing at the customer.
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There's a lot of ways to engage an audience without cursing, or inflaming hatred of immigrants.
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When Hamersky identified himself, Dolan confronted him and ended up cursing at him, Dolan told Deadspin.
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The videos, released in early June, show officers handcuffing and kicking Ames and cursing at the couple.
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Franklin says she was cursing at Kentucky head coach John Calipari, the referees, and even some players.
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" He's mostly been cursing, but a few minutes ago yelled: "How much taxpayer money are you wasting?
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She's cursing and makes a scene when she breaks a glass in front of the shocked patrons.
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It shows the teacher cursing Ukraine's political class for their lies and its people for their indifference.
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You know, aside from silently cursing myself for ever opening my big mouth about love at all.
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Rating: Not only is this family cursed, but it insists on cursing itself anew at every opportunity.
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"[Barbera] was cursing out her mother in front of several tenants waiting for their cars," he says.
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And the ones that are the adults in the room, like Perez, now they&aposre just cursing.
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All this, just so they'd never have to restrict sales on a single gun, she thought, cursing.
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He's cursing the partygoers, calling them fools for fiddling while they set the entire species on fire.
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The ethics of hexing and cursing are pretty hotly debated in the witchcraft and occult community today.
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At a news conference on Monday, Detective Brian Mims said the women were cursing and threatening them.
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The sheriff's office told WCCB that the officer removed Anderson because she was cursing and being disruptive.
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It can haunt them like a malicious spirit, cursing future projects and warding off all subsequent fame.
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Keshia says in legal docs ... during their short marriage, Ed was constantly cursing, yelling and demeaning her.
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With his cowboy shirts, hipster facial hair and penchant for cursing, Chris Sacca isn't your typical billionaire.
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"White's behavior was unpredictable, going from extremely angry, cursing at everyone then to crying," the affidavit says.
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We won't spoil the clip other than to say Stewart hates losing and loves cursing about it.
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Ms. Burch said the man told her, "I grew up just fine," and began cursing at her.
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Marshall felt bad about cursing at a referee he thought should have penalized Revis for pass interference.
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In sort of a mischievous, laddie way, the Trumps championed boozing and whoring, cursing and card-playing.
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In confession, Will also admits to hooking up with other women, masturbating, and cursing, among other sins.
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If only we were taught instead to yell and scream, while kicking and cursing like a pirate.
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The people closest to our hearts bear the brunt of our cursing: our family, particularly our mothers.
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"It feels f---ing amazing," Swift, who famously avoids cursing in public, says in the trailer uncensored.
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Before cursing the holiday gods, consider this comedy show, hosted by Laura Michelle and Thomas F. Ray.
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One guy told me his driver was cursing nonstop about the traffic and had extreme road rage.
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The storm, however, was making it almost impossible to take notes, and I was cursing my luck.
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"I don't give a fuck if I'm cursing on TV. "I was here to win Olympic gold.
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I imagined him on the highway, headed for his home near Paris, cursing his luck in French.
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Probably in a remote, muddy field, cursing the day we ditched our paper maps for the electronic equivalents.
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It's totally gospel-based, with mentions of Jesus and being saved throughout ... there's also minimal -- if any -- cursing.
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" Author Roxane Gay also took notice, tweeting, "Frances getting bleeped but it doesn't seem like she is cursing.
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Those who have faith in leprechauns will be surrounded by colorful, cursing leprechauns, spreading their gold coins around.
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JEREMY CORBYN may have it in for tax havens, but they are not all cursing the Labour leader.
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However, he was cursing himself when he could finish only seventh in the elimination race when looking comfortable.
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"When my kids aren't in the car I'm still cursing at people—giving them the finger," she says.
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FRIED: Everyone is cursing, who else do I get to shoot to say the F-word around here.
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A WEEK before national elections, Chileans would normally be cursing the billboards and posters cluttering up their cities.
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After cursing Obama, Duterte expresses regret Now the question is... how long can he keep his promise, dammit?
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I've felt the pull on some nights, secretly cursing my friends out of a misguided sense of jealousy.
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The double standard is exhausting, especially because penalizing women for cursing doesn't mean people won't curse at them.
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Iraqi soccer fans who went to watch the game in Iran were recorded on video cursing Maj. Gen.
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Several children tangled up in a fight in the dirt, cursing one another's mothers and sisters, some crying.
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Notorious for his tirades and for cursing during interviews and speeches, he later expressed regret for offending Obama.
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Meanwhile, Duterte was openly critical of Obama in the final year of his presidency, including cursing his name.
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Ever found yourself cursing at your trusty old screwdriver because it can't quite reach a certain tight space?
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By 2015, in New York City, repeat low-level infractions — cursing, for example — no longer qualified for suspensions.
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" The video shows Cuomo repeatedly cursing at a man who appeared to mock him by calling him "Fredo.
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In January 2015, Mr. Carels (whom I grew up with in Ohio) stood outside Mr. Winterhalt's door, cursing.
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Over the week, I would spend many hours there, cursing the balky Wi-Fi connection that cost $260.
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She started cursing out loud and saying 'we' were 'devils' and 'spawns of Satan' and something like that.
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I was cursing as I got down on the floor and stuck my finger into this yellow slob.
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Director Martin Scorsese, who'd previously brought us the cursing masterpiece Casino, is clearly an artist with the word.
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Maybe it's because, when he's not yelling or cursing, he's most likely getting really, really excited about food.
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We're cursing ourselves for not having the foresight to pack an extra sweater or a change of socks.
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"I remember walking around literally cursing myself out loud, just yelling all of these crazy things," Starlite said.
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Admiral Clancy cursing at Picard and then simultaneously sending a fleet to Deep Space 12 made me laugh.
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I was forced to endure his cursing me out and ogling my chest until the hourlong session ended.
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They described students cursing openly in hallways, taunting teachers and leaving condoms and marijuana blunts in the hallways.
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A bystander's video of the scuffle shows Mr. Oakley cursing at security officials and shoving two of them.
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"Candidates should therefore avoid cursing or expletives in accordance with federal law," Mr. Klein added, presumably sighing deeply.
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"Candidates should therefore avoid cursing or expletives in accordance with federal law," Mr. Klein added, presumably sighing deeply.
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There were many parts of this process where [Hans] and his guys were cursing us in the studio.
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The image resulted in people sending her angry messages cursing her and asking her why she hated Thailand.
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I was cursing myself for not spending an extra day exploring the magical stone pillars and green landscape.
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Rumors swirled that a mythical tape existed of her cursing "whitey," rumors that the Clintons, among others, believed.
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Yes, that Pearl, the adorable cursing toddler from McKay and Will Ferrell's viral Landlord video on their website, FunnyOrDie.
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Taken by another passenger, the video shows Paola cursing and threatening to decapitate people who tried to stop him.
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So instead of slamming down the phone or cursing out your colleague, focus on the lesson and move on.
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The man starts cursing at David and pulls up alongside his car as if he wants to fight him.
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The video, shared by The Moscow Times on Twitter, captured people laughing, bowing, shaking their heads, and, predominantly, cursing.
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The Klansmen were soon surrounded by protesters who were "jostling and yelling and cursing," Professor Levin said on Saturday.
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Quietly cursing Pak, I take a swig of soju, and choose the most asinine thing I can think of.
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I'm in cell number 513, so I get a full dose of all the noise—people yelling, cursing, protesting.
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In the video, police told Stark he was being arrested for cursing, which they said violates a local ordinance.
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About a quarter of millennial men say they have considered filing a formal complaint because of other people's cursing.
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They bring in a minister, and she starts cursing at him in the vernacular, and he is completely terrified.
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Practice your cursing and probably playing dead — Game of Thrones is reportedly casting extras in Dublin on April 8.
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The footage shows officers cursing the youth and grabbing the collar of his T-shirt tightly around his neck.
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Cursing on camera, she admitted that she "fucked up that last bit," because the teleprompter wasn't cutting on time.
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Sources say Hinch "snapped" and unleashed on the other patrons -- cursing and yelling in the middle of the bar.
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Then, the two celebs partook in a ritual well-known to all parents: cursing while assembling needlessly complicated toys.
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So he rose early most days, cursing the sun that snuck in through crannies in the old split rafterwood.
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Together, they cast watered down spells at bachelorettes, cursing anyone who threatens to get in their best witch's way.
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There's Trump at one end of the showroom spitting out non-sequiturs about mooning, cursing, Atlantic City and WMDs.
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A shaken Reynolds let out a painful scream, sobbing and cursing, in the video shown by CNN affiliate WCCO.
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He banters and jokes with talking heads without falling back on either polished athlete-speak or (too much) cursing.
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This week, the winner differentiated herself with Sam Tarly cheerleading, cursing, and asking vital questions about Westerosi class structure.
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With all his ranting, raving, and cursing, he was bound to eventually say something that would really people mad.
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He generously peppers his speech with cursing, which he admits is meant to disarm people, driving home his honesty.
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What happens when you find a 10-year-old blog post where the subject is cursing out the government?
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In their Emily Post book of protest etiquette, mooning and cursing is acceptable as long as they target Democrats.
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Writers with a penchant for funny insults became famous as "renowned revilers" — ming ma — cursing celebrities, if you will.
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We quoted her mother cursing at her, which was in keeping with the rawness and roughness of the narrative.
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Teweli accused one nurse on the ward of "cursing" the expectant mothers rather than helping them prepare for labor.
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People blamed Goody Cole for the crash and for cursing the passengers by having them forget how to swim.
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The 27-year-old says he was tired of the same people cursing at him, calling him a pig.
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It took several tries and a certain amount of cursing before he managed to spear one of the sausages.
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A few minutes later, cursing could be heard coming from a London dealer's booth, breaking the quiet, reverential atmosphere.
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Mr. Guirgis works hard, he said, to make sure his characters' cursing doesn't overshadow the rest of the play.
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Local news reporters spoke to neighbors who described DeAngelo as "relatively nice" but prone to loud outbursts of cursing.
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There have been no humorous relationship-developing moments, like when Data learned small talk or Spock picks up cursing.
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White Republican lawmakers clashed with Hispanic Democratic legislators in the Capitol's House chamber, cursing, shoving and threatening one another.
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I dictate every newsletter while cursing and pacing loudly around the Renaissance Savery Hotel, and this is The Trailer.
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Every cursing motorist who seeks to navigate the obstacle course of Parisian streets wishes she had never been elected.
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"I heard the gunshot, and then I heard a guy arguing, cursing and carrying on," he said on Tuesday.
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I'm still working on cursing and stuff like that, which has been a way of life for many years.
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At about a minute after midnight, the people outside started pushing on the door and cursing at my manager ...
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Coco Gauff lectured her dad for cursing while mic&aposd up during her Thursday match at the ASB Classic.
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Thomas Kelly, the reveller who had lunged at Ung's group, had misjudged the effect of his cursing and gesturing.
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This includes men calling her an "angry feminist," cursing at her, and comparing her to literal genocider Joseph Stalin.
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I fumed alongside my fellow passengers, cursing man's general incompetence and specifically the imbecile operating that stupid jet bridge.
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The FCC prohibits "obscene, indecent, and profane" broadcasts, which disqualifies stories that contain a lot of cursing or adult content.
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She throws up again at 6:45, and I begin cursing the typically limited German business hours of veterinary clinics.
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Australia forgives you for cursing the fried egg, but don't you dare talk ill of the beetroot on a burger.
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She was cursing her luck, having just missed the bus back across town, when a white Toyota SUV pulled up.
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So one time I had set that up for him and I remember looking over, and this guy was cursing!
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Sure we all make mistakes around our kids, just look at DaddyOFive, but cursing can be fixed to some extent.
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Del Rey wasn't allowed to say the name of her album because Apple didn't want any cursing at its keynote.
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Broad City star Abbi Jacobson takes the lead as Bean, a drinking/gambling/cursing princess with a fittingly rebellious streak.
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Kavanaugh responded by cursing at the bar patron and then "threw his beer at the guy," Ludington told the Times.
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As we have already seen, when Midge is criticized with overbearing morality judgements from men in power she starts cursing.
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You would by now be cursing as the same coin could buy ten phones—Christmas gifts for the whole family.
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You're typically good at keeping track of your money, but you might find yourself cursing at the ATM this summer.
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Three, four, or more, though, and it's feeding time at the zoo, albeit with less fur and more cursing. Carnage.
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There were tears and some cursing involved — and the fact that my lips were already really dry certainly didn't help.
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He said he had seen women cursing at each other and men pushing each other and grabbing each other's shirts.
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According to Gideon, Adlon was given the nickname F-mom by her daughter's principal, for cursing at a school event.
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Miniutti claimed at the time that Avenatti grew physically violent and began cursing at her during an argument over money.
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Superstitious sports fans have a conspiracy theory accusing the Kardashian women of cursing the team of the athletes they've dated.
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He notched six birdies but was left cursing his second bogey of the day at the eighth, his penultimate hole.
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The officer then dragged her kicking and cursing into a paddy wagon while the cameras on the school lawn flashed.
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We pushed and pulled and lugged our oppressive, gear-laden bikes over nearly every inch of ground, cursing and sputtering.
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"I haven't even been cursing in any of my videos," Rudkowski said, acknowledging that many of his videos are controversial.
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I tumbled to the fact that there was a trick to this theme fairly quickly, mostly because of the cursing.
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She hopes to curtail her frequent use of cursing, to improve her grammar and to develop a more sophisticated affectation.
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He grilled the two men, occasionally cursing, on how Facebook had allowed itself to become a tool for Russian interference.
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I went to the hole five times, including 30 days for cursing and 123 for being punched in the eye.
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"Is people's recreation more important than people's lives and livelihoods?" he said, cursing the nice lake houses around the reservoir.
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Other passengers can be heard cursing and panting and seen grasping at their harness straps as water sloshed around them.
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"F--- them, f--- them," De Niro said to Stelter of his critics on Fox News, before theatrically apologizing for cursing.
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This sensation isn't the boutique fitness gods cursing you for not buying a package of classes, it's probably a foot cramp.
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The human resources department said the waitress was fired for cursing at the winner, and for writing negative social media posts.
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A video posted to YouTube, captured Casebolt, cursing at several black teenagers, unholstering his gun before grabbing Becton in June 2015.
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Aside from the bleached-blond hair and cursing, here's how we know Pattinson has left the world of Twilight far behind.
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Rush at times spiced up the atmosphere in his dimly lit and gothic-looking studio with outbursts of cursing and jokes.
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And he served with a sharp tongue, just as Ms. Chappelle-Nadal has been incendiary, once, for instance, cursing at Gov.
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For me, cursing onscreen wasn't a deal breaker, but I limit it to during rehearsals or when the cameras are rolling.
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Before you start cursing the Game of Throne gods (we're looking at you, George R. R. Martin), take a deep breath.
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Potentially objectionable behavior is facebooking like your weird uncle: Holding and drinking alcohol, cursing, shouting about politics, doing sexually suggestive things.
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The two-timing swindler, said to like cursing, smoking and motorbikes, confessed that he was not a man but a woman.
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Don't expect cursing just because it's Netflix "There are venues where you need language for the stories you're telling," Palladino said.
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But halfway through the tutorial Xiaxue realises she does look like the singer, which sets off a string of resigned cursing.
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" Cruz jabs Trump: "I think the American people understand that yelling and cursing at people doesn't make you a tough guy.
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A JetBlue spokesman told ABC7 -- which first reported the story -- the Burkes were yelling and cursing at the crew, and disruptive.
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Ear-piercing bells and clangs and chirps, the jukebox on full blast, players laughing, cursing, a million strobing and multicolored lights.
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The youngest Kardashian sister makes no qualms about her colorful language, even questioning the whole concept of cursing on her Twitter.
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The video showed him chasing some of the young party-goers, cursing at them and shouting for them to go home.
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The argument, which reached levels of "shouting and cursing," according to the news network, was out of view of Chinese officials.
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In an interview, Mr. Rea discussed cursing as a spectator sport, the invention of humor and his debt to Monty Python.
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Clinton's ostensible penchant for cursing isn't about hypocrisy at all, but old-fashioned anxiety about the dissolution of traditional gender roles.
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Somewhat related, a network morning news show covered a new study and concluded that cursing can help with a broken heart.
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Aside from the cursing and the sweating, Sumadiwiria claims that he went temporarily deaf for two minutes after eating the noodles.
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More From Tonic: Cursing Parents Bergen performed his own test to see if swearing provided an emotional catharsis to diminish anger.
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Every time I thought I was on your side, you'd do something crazy and I had to start cursing you out.
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A stray ball inevitably hit them, Mr. Yeung said, and the couple exploded in anger, cursing at him and his friends.
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The stops could be violent, with cops throwing kids against walls or on the ground while shouting and cursing at them.
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Outside the Target Center, Trump protesters clashed with Trump supporters, their shouting and cursing escalating as the president took the stage.
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Mr. Cameron was cursing "about the coverage that he was getting in the early stages of the referendum," Mr. Gallagher said.
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"Pompeo's official response [to Kelly] doesn't deny her account of his bullying & cursing," wrote New York Times diplomatic correspondent Edward Wong.
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And the minute the floor was given over to questions, that discontent—fraught with cursing, interruptions, and charged frustration—became known.
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But instead of cursing Mercury retrograde every time something goes wrong, we can reduce the opportunity for chaos by simplifying our schedules.
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As you started to shuffle off your mortal coil you'd see Harv's grinning face and you'd slip into the grave cursing yourself.
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As I lay in the dark, cursing my luck and fumbling for a charging cable, I realize I might have a problem.
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Sometimes he refused them outright; other times he became aggressive, cursing and at least once spitting on a nurse and corrections officer.
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We would spend full Saturdays holed up in Alana's apartment, eating pizza while cursing our Squarespace site and perfecting a product grid.
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A small crowd of masked young men gathered on a station balcony, swearing and cursing at police vans down a side street.
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Kruger then had a"WTF" moment, as she quickly clapped her hands to her mouth in horror and laughingly apologized for cursing.
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Derulo says that another airline employee began cursing at his group, but everyone changed their tune when they realized Derulo was famous.
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When he pleaded guilty, Gloe posted an Instagram selfie outside court with a message cursing police, the New York Daily News reported.
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We wanted to show our kids Back to the Future, which is PG, and I didn't remember how much cursing there was.
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"I cannot believe Ebola is back in Sierra Leone!" said Zainab Thorlie, a resident of the capital Freetown, cursing under her breath.
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One Biblical commentary calls it "the most violent of so-called cursing Psalms", and it is very rarely woven into religious services.
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Allen, according to two people, later reprimanded McCloughan, cursing at him and telling him never to go in the locker room again.
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In a video posted by Mediaite on Wednesday, O'Donnell can be seen yelling and cursing at his production crew amid technical difficulties.
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The vitriolic and hate-filled rhetoric coming from Mr. Trump isn't so far off from cursing at strangers from a car window.
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But every time Trump pointed at the media, the crowd turned, and by the end people were screaming and cursing at us.
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"Vice Principals," Sunday, 10:30, HBO Watch if you miss "Eastbound & Down," or like creative cursing and shows with a dark streak.
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They could live off tips thrown at them across a countertop and still go to church on Sunday without cursing their God.
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A proud veteran of World War II commits suicide at the Brest fortress he once defended, leaving a note cursing Boris Yeltsin.
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CRUZ: Bret, you know, I think the American people understand that yelling and cursing at people doesn't make you a tough guy.
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They found that cursing didn't actually affect people's heart rates, suggesting cussing has nothing to do with the fight-or-flight response.
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Goose Gossage is so fucking mad about nerds that he is cursing like the saltiest sailor that ever sailed the open seas.
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The Australian would be forgiven for cursing her luck to have landed the most dangerous of floaters — with or without super powers.
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Mr. Christie had earlier marched into her office and snarled about Mr. Fulop, cursing that no one was "entitled" to a meeting.
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Several players have been fined through the years for negative interactions with fans, such as cursing or yelling in response to taunts.
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There's always one entry that gives it away for me; the trick is to find it before the cursing gets too bad.
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Silvestro remembered talking with a teammate at the bottom of the roster who started cursing and panicking, thinking he would get cut.
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Upcoming series include the animated, maybe not-suitable-for-young-viewers "Harley Quinn," featuring the voice of an often cursing Kaley Cuoco.
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In his 11 seasons at Notre Dame, Parseghian demanded the best from his players without cursing or breaking clipboards on the sideline.
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He improvised the line — the cursing, and also the racial needling; the film was originally written with Darius as a white Irishman.
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"This is me," said Hegar, whose only attempt to obscure the authentic MJ Hegar was in curtailing her colorful cursing while mic'ed.
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There are parts of "Detroit" that have a raw, unsettled authenticity, and others that sink in a welter of screaming and cursing.
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At times they were brushing off cockroaches, even as they heard police cursing them and calling them cockroaches from the streets above.
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If cursing was the only issue, the response would not have been so explosive; nor would his actions have been so exceptional.
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I had to teach myself to stop cursing, since I knew that wouldn't help the guys find jobs when they got out.
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The White House representatives, meanwhile, defended Kelly as the "bigger gentlemen," who stops male aides from cursing in front of their female colleagues.
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A one-week suspension and the confiscation of her ID badge is a pretty small price to pay for cursing a sitting president.
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Their reactions were caught on camera and showed people laughing, shaking the heads, and, as was the case with most of them, cursing.
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The 4-second-long clip features conspiracy theorist Alex Jones in-studio cursing and yelling while Paul and his co-hosts laugh along.
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So, while you're cursing (or celebrating) Punxsutawney Phil's prediction tomorrow, remember that he's actually honoring a very old tradition, ingrained in human faith.
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And, sure, you could choose to live your life this way too, constantly walking around and grumbling about stuff and cursing the youth.
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In the second study, a different group of people were tested on their handgrip strength, during which they showed greater strength after cursing.
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Instead, I was listening to Celine Dion ballads on repeat, and cursing myself for not having the insight to write and directTiny Furniture.
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After I demurred, I spent the rest of the night terrified that I'd destroyed our friendship, cursing the holiday for bringing this on.
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When the show shifts into broad comedy, it can lean on tired tropes, like a woman suffering from Tourette's syndrome and loudly cursing.
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He was fired from the program after multiple incidents including his public cursing, handling of players and throwing a chair during a game.
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Chad Johnson lasted a single day in "Paradise" before getting removed for blacking out, insulting a fellow contestant, and cursing at Chris Harrison.
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Even though we're cursing the officer who issued this ticket in the first place, we're loving this judge for being such a sweetie.
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The only way to watch college games there was hunched over a flickering laptop screen, wearing earbuds and cursing your slow Internet connection.
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Megan began cursing, saying that Max-D were big assholes, deliberately knocking spikes off their trucks so other drivers would burst their tires.
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According to the president, the voice, which he ascertained came from the Lord, said that the plane would crash unless he stopped cursing.
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I don't give a fuck about cursing them on TV. I was here for Olympic gold but that dream has been shattered now.
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We asked our European VICE offices about their rich traditions when it comes to cursing, swearing, and insulting each other to the bone.
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Cursing and muttering as it failed to budge, he instead turned his gun on a woman passing by, shooting her in the back.
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He spent 14 months in solitary confinement for various infractions against spoken and unspoken rules (such as cursing and touching a guard's arm).
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The son claimed he saw a video that allegedly showed Ellison cursing at his mother while trying to drag her off a bed.
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As he walked back to the vehicle, he heard an AK-47 being racked and a hail of cursing in Arabic and Kurdish.
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But then, this is golf, where broken commandments — cursing, lying on a scorecard, failing to honor the Sabbath — are as common as bogeys.
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What about these weird stories of smart speakers laughing or cursing, or randomly recording a conversation and sending it to the owners' contacts?
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Roby, a former Harvard basketball coach, never needed the protection, but his announcement left many players crying and others cursing in his direction.
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I'm sure you've heard, but Beto O'Rourke has been cursing more lately, as he refocuses his campaign on guns, climate change, and immigration.
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After being called for his second personal foul, Green stormed off the floor, cursing with every step on his way to the bench.
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He was disruptive and unruly, cursing her out during a midterm exam and being caught with a gun-related object in his backpack.
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I mean, the point was they locked themselves in their cells, they ripped off their numbers, they're yelling and cursing at the guards.
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" And I was like, "no, I don't have no radio songs, but I did do a song with Joel Osteen with no cursing.
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I refused to pay — we started cursing each other in Portuguese, and I guess I took it too far because he basically jumped me.
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Reports read that Mayfield claimed he was breaking up a fight, but was found cursing, visibly intoxicated, and with food all over his clothing.
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She was three, and she was starting to panic, and her brother was a frantic, cursing mess, so we needed to do something quickly.
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"This is a gospel album with a whole lot of cursing on it, but it's still a gospel album," he said with a laugh.
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This appears to be at the expense of "milder" cursing (such as "God" and "bloody"), the prevalence of which has declined by a quarter.
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Witnesses told police Bishop was allegedly arguing with other people on the bus and cursing at them, the report says, local station KSNV reports.
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It's a fascinating story that involves a comedian, an actor, a television show host, a whole lot of cursing, and some other goofy shit.
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For test kitchen purposes, Brioza takes another short cut that would have his fictional Roman grandmother cursing him from the afterlife—using canned tomatoes.
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A plethora of TV stars are jokingly cursing their show renewals following Constance Wu's shocking tweets about Fresh Off the Boat's season 6 pickup.
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My plan to check out the pilot quickly turned into watching all six available episodes — twice — and cursing the long wait for the seventh.
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Maybe I'm a sucker for this video because it opens with Fantastic Mr. Fox's cuss showdown, one of my favorite bits of faux-cursing.
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In the video, Mr. Coniglio is seen charging into Mr. McLellan's room with a long wooden stick, cursing at him and seemingly threatening him.
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In that era, infractions that once might have merited a call home, like shoving another student or cursing, were increasingly common grounds for suspension.
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Rapper T.I. pleaded no contest to violating a local Georgia law barring public cursing and agreed to pay a $300 fine, according to reports.
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Except for that guy who yelled profanities at Charlotte on Sex and the City — the researchers found zero case reports connecting orgasm and cursing.
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His conviction was based on evidence from a prosecution witness who claimed to have heard him cursing God, Islam's Prophet Mohammad and Saudi Arabia.
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We talked about the large amount of profanity on the fucking awesome website you're reading right now, and the future of cursing in general.
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He doesn't want fresh blood staining his porch; he runs them all back onto the main drag, cursing and threatening to kick their ass.
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Maybe I'm just getting better at solving this type of puzzle, but I tumbled to the theme well before I started cursing at it.
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When Anas Mahmoud's dunk cut Virginia's lead to 7 points, the Cavaliers came back with a basket that left Padgett cursing under his breath.
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I support talking about sex and cursing, but I gasped out loud at a scene involving spiked grape soda, oral sex and purple puke.
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Somewhat like "Seinfeld," but with more cursing, it is filled with lovable jerks pointing out the weird rules that guide all of our relationships.
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The cursing was secondary to my deeper fears that they would no longer feel they had transcended one home, or fully belonged in another.
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She claims Danny started cursing at her, but she says she was horribly shocked when her son bit her and called her a bitch.
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And if you are a fan of the British version, be prepared for just as much cursing and viciously cutthroat gameplay from the start.
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Asked how it was going, she said "not well" and that her cursing flares up "daily," including after seeing tweets from President Donald Trump.
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In the center of the mayhem, standing on top of a car while cursing Mayor Dinkins through a bullhorn, was mayoral candidate Rudy Giuliani.
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For half the film, Willie's cursing at kids and exploiting eight-year old Thurman by moving into his house to use the family car.
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One moment I was bitterly cursing into my mittens, in line behind another hundred grumpy individuals huddling away from the biting West Coast wind.
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I'd have panicked, assuming I'd be forever trapped in this cotton tomb, cursing myself for not taking my pre-Japan Duolingo lessons more seriously.
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In 2009, she was fined $82,500 and placed on probation for cursing out and threatening a lines person who called a foot fault against her.
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" Asked by Cohen if she regrets what happened, Leakes said, "The one thing I regretted the most when I watched it was all the cursing.
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The entire time I was using this computer at CES I was cursing myself for not bringing a mouse along with me — it's that bad.
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But McDormand kept it classy and stayed away from cursing, instead sweetly dedicating her award to husband Joel Coen and their recently adopted son Pedro.
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Dustin — Dusty, as his mother (Catherine Curtain, a gem) calls him — is the most frantic character in Stranger Things 2, and he cannot stop cursing.
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In addition to botching his Corinthians citation, Trump also used the word "hell" multiple times in his speech at Liberty University – where cursing is prohibited.
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Daisy lights up every scene that she's in, most likely at a dinner at Applebees, cursing the existence of Chuck E. Cheese where she works.
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The passenger eventually demands Madiedo drive faster, although there seems to be no way to do so, cursing after being told his request is impossible.
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Image 2 of 2 MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay – Laura Andrade recently walked out of a pharmacy in Uruguay cursing loudly because she couldn&apost buy legal pot.
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"I don't have a healthy relationship with alcohol," I said, cursing myself for saying it out loud because I knew she could never unhear it.
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The singer said that as he and his team disembarked, the captain came out and began cursing at them and ordering them off the plane.
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Since then, commenters have either been saying they would try a slice, or else cursing Braun's name for inflicting the Peep-zza image upon them.
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He characterized his work on encryption as serendipitous: unexpectedly stubbing his toe on something, cursing it at first, then realizing it was a gold nugget.
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For those more apt to use the yellow smileys, there's a cursing face, a Pretty Little Liars-approved shushing emoji, and a vomiting option, too.
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The actress shared a video of her workout at the Tracy Anderson Method on Tuesday, and it's filled with cries, cursing and plenty of sweat.
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Rice's career nearly disintegrated three years ago when a widely viewed videotape showed him cursing Rutgers players, throwing balls at them and using homophobic slurs.
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There was an era of my life where I would've knuckled up and duked it out and started screaming and yelling and cursing people off.
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A California man is apologizing after a now-viral video captured him cursing his neighbors over playing Spanish-language music on the Fourth of July.
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After Dunbar's interception ruined a good Giants scoring chance, Beckham raged by the bench, cursing and yelling and, eventually, whacking himself with the kicking net.
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When a Conservative does even a fraction of what Chris Cuomo did with his lunatic ranting, raving, & cursing, they get destroyed by the Fake News.
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A viral video last week showed a woman shouting, cursing, and assaulting her seatmate — presumably her romantic partner — on an American Airlines flight from Miami.
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From the moment that Chance released Coloring Book, the consensus has been that Kanye promised a "gospel record with cursing" and Chance actually came through.
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But Rhodes followed her and got down on his knees to impersonate a Muslim praying before cursing about Islam and ISIS, according to law enforcement.
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Then there was the time a tourist mistook Mr. Darling's character for a political promotion and, after cursing Mr. Trump, punched him in the face.
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She said that in the state legislature, where she was known for cursing with abandon, her senior colleagues put a swear jar on her desk.
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I don't; but for most of my life I have had to put up with people swearing and cursing at me because of my symptoms.
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She said that alleged physical altercation was the incident her son referred to involving Ellison allegedly pulling her off the bed and cursing at her.
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Remind yourself that when you find yourself stuck and cursing loudly at the grid, it's usually for a reason: There are rebuses in the puzzle.
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She remembered being a fast walker as a girl and always cursing her fate just a bit when she ran into young Tim Hard Rock.
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They're right: If the foul-mouthed among us want to preserve the benefits of cursing, we need these detractors to ensure that profanity stays profane.
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It then hosted one last, insane night of gaming featuring drunken and cursing hosts who sprayed champagne, called out trolls and begged for new jobs.
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Not everyone was left cursing the 18th, with first-round leader Thorbjorn Olesen (three-over) and Patrick Cantley (two-over) both signing off with birdies.
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For example, "NBA 2K13" and "NBA 2K14" famously charged players with technical fouls when Kinect caught them cursing at the game on the live mic.
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Gillibrand made headlines last year when she dropped an f-bomb during a speech, but she told Colbert that she gave up cursing for Lent.
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So, before we just keep on cursing, or even start spending another dollar on our transportation infrastructure, the question is: How can we fix this?
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With the major network talk shows then rarely booking young black comics, particularly those who relied on cursing, the producer Russell Simmons saw an opportunity.
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Maren Morris gets the cursing out of the way right at the top of "Girl," the first single from her second album, due this year.
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There's a bell, a sudden surge of flesh and hooves, a bunch of old men quietly cursing, and then it's on to the next race.
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Later, while under questioning, Drum allegedly told officials she and her husband had fought over a burnt casserole, which led to insults and cursing, TribLive reports.
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Gayle King got a taste for "CBS This Morning" and the initial takeoff had her holding on for dear life ... and cursing on live TV too.
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He was recorded on camera cursing and extending a middle finger at a journalist who approached him for comment outside the courthouse during the Rajaratnam case.
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Burfict told reporters at his locker to go away, but after declining to answer most questions posed to him, said that Porter was cursing at them.
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There was cursing and yelling and definitely no sweet "family meal" — the ritual that kicks off each night of service where the staff eat dinner together.
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From fit to what's popular to cursing out retailers who sell their bikinis in sets but don't let you vary the size between top and bottom.
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But to put this matter to bed, he agreed to enter a no contest plea to a county ordinance violation of cursing in a public place.
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"I've found myself in the rain with no cabs stopping for me and just cursing in the street, thinking, 'This is so unfair,&apos" she says.
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"I'm walking around the office with no shirt on, cursing white people out," he recalled on stage at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Friday night.
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On the other hand, if you're listening to 2 Chainz and your kids hop in the car, you probably don't want him cursing at your children.
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Cruz has launched multiple attack ads against O'Rourke in recent days, slamming O'Rourke for cursing too much and getting a DWI more than 20 years ago.
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If you want to know why you end up cursing the subway system, and you're at least 21 years old, then this show is for you.
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For me, the class was a much-needed opportunity to stop running, chewing, and cursing, and really notice what was happening — both around and inside me.
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Last year, Shalane Flanagan ended the drought for American women, cursing and pumping her fist as she broke the finish line tape at 2:26:53.
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Zsolt Csonka, 41, who owns the bar, said he wanted to create a more good-humored joint, without the usual "cursing and screaming" of drunk patrons.
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Like any good Amsterdammer, I'm a pro at swerving and dodging, racing a tram and cursing out the pedicabs that take up the entire bike lane.
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Another, part, however, is to do triage: If theatergoers can take a little cursing on their Playbill cover, they should be fine with the actual production.
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I enjoyed rooting for my favorite Best Picture nominee and, inevitably, cursing the Academy when it lost to "The Shape of Water" or "Crash" or whatever.
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I'd rather be cursing about the cruel gods of finances than taking a breath and telling myself, Maybe no pot this week for you, you crustbucket.
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The Gifted doesn't offer the sometimes transgressive pleasures (cursing, nudity, more explicit violence) of Marvel's Netflix shows, but instead is a network family drama with a twist.
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She was on site managing a project and cursing out a bunch of men who refused to work for her and were not getting their work done.
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No one just walks out the door to "catch the latest styles" without heading to Ticketmaster, cursing the "convenience" fee, and obsessively researching the venue on Yelp.
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I hadn't actually thought to combine my strength training and cursing hobbies until I found a small research study that said swearing, apparently, could make me stronger.
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And then there's the possibility of the placebo effect — after all, it's really hard to blind the participants or the researchers to whether or not someone's cursing.
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The rapper's attorney, Steve Sadow, tells us ... Tip pled no contest to disorderly conduct -- for cursing at the guard -- and was ordered to pay a $300 fine.
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If offered Lipton, I will politely decline, while privately cursing and probably composing a tweet about how outrageous it is to be presented with that weak shit.
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About 67 percent of millennial women admitted to cursing at work, which is nearly identical to the 66 percent of millennial men who admitted doing the same.
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Here's a hint: It's a lot cheaper than happy hour but just as satisfying, and there's zero risk of waking up tomorrow cursing the light of day.
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Last week, Khloé posted a GIF of her sipping what appears to be champagne — and then cursing —during the April taping of the KUWTK 10-year special.
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"An entire island full of Americans in Puerto Rico are without power right now, and @POTUS is cursing out NFL players at his campaign rally," he wrote.
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The Run-Up A series of young children sit cross-legged on the floor, transfixed by glowing television screens featuring Donald J. Trump cursing, heckling and mocking.
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Durant scored 25 points and made 10 of 33 shots, but he was ejected with 4:52 remaining for cursing at an official following his final basket.
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As for Mr. Duterte's vow to stop cursing, he allowed that he might not entirely kick his habit, perhaps saving obscenities for when they are most needed.
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"The boy comes back and asks another question [to the cashier] and that's when the woman, who was next to me, started cursing," Santana told the outlet.
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Achour chewed on a stalk, stood up to survey the horizon, and sat down again, cursing his son, the slowness of donkeys, and the stupidity of women.
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Two small children sit next to their mother, watching with vague bemusement as she drives her fists into the air, cursing the pink structure behind the fence.
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But more and more of my TV watching these days involves starting an episode, looking at the number of minutes on the playback bar and silently cursing.
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The idea of cursing isn't a new one, and the church was well aware of this, inserting Chapter 28 of the Book of Deuteronomy into their services.
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Throughout the interview, Kanye said the record was "a gospel album with a whole lot of cursing on it," noting his collaboration with gospel singer Kirk Franklin.
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As people lost their domino games, instead of cursing and lamenting, they started cutting paper and gluing chains while they quietly waited their turns to play again.
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The neighborhood group released ads on social media showing a bearded hipster, first cursing, "I stepped in it," then holding his head high on a cleaner street.
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When one particular trick is present in a puzzle, you'll know it because you'll find yourself not being able to fill in many entries, hence the cursing.
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But he can be heard on F.B.I. recordings cursing like an old friend of that same young man, talking about recruits and the coaches he competes against.
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Then the young men battling AIDS, the women cursing the heavens for robbing them of their hair, and children as young as 13 with coal miners' coughs.
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For another, I wouldn't want to suggest that the kind of anxiety I'm describing is something in need of fixing, something negative, an albatross cursing your ship.
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Each college pal has been assigned one trait and a nickname to go with it: Sexa collects Playboys; Mummy is a mama's boy; Acid can't stop cursing.
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The Hezbollah and Amal supporters fanned out in the downtown area shouting "Shia, Shia" in reference to themselves and cursing protesters who have been calling for revolution.
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The reporters in the closed-door session burst out, cursing Sean, offering up their recordings, observations and notes so we, the damned, could file our stories first.
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The emphasis here is usually on the word itself (theoretical edginess conferred by the edgy word), rather than context, timing, or creativity (the general art of cursing).
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Calls relating to Nikolas Cruz include descriptions of fights with his brother, cursing at his mother, and throwing her against the wall for taking away his Xbox.
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He also chases away addicts trying to steal a grave railing, or shepherd boys whose herds stumble on the graves — pelting them with rocks and cursing them.
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Mayfield allegedly claimed that he was trying to break up an altercation, and was visibly drunk—slurring his speech, having difficulty walking—cursing, and causing a scene.
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The trouble began when Jones allegedly started banging on the door and cursing at a security guard in the 100 block of West Eighth Street in Cincinnati.
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" The cook popped open the top button of his shirt and caught his breath, then began cursing at the Italian: "I've been making socca for 50 years!
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"With Cruz … contractions were really fast and I was at 9 centimeters dilated before I got an epidural, so I was cursing," recalls Hollman, 38, with a laugh.
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"Nine times out of 10, when I leave the arena, the same people who were cursing and screaming at me want a picture with me or an autograph."
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"I was honking my horn the entire time trying to get his attention," she said, which resulted in the dog owner becoming "really aggressive" and cursing at her.
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Turns out Gordon Ramsay's almost as critical of his own family's cooking as he is with the people on his reality television shows—but there's less cursing involved.
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Discovered by celebrity nail artist Jenna Hipp, this ingenious idea means you won't be cursing the sky the next time your palette tumbles out onto the hardwood floor.
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Grunts hauling unwieldy loads across the battlefield, cursing under their breath at the pilots whizzing overhead, have been a part of military life for over a hundred years.
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Kanye promised the new project would be fully immersed in religion, and that's exactly what "Jesus is King" is ... with lyrics about God, being saved and minimal cursing.
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It's all too easy to be hyper-critical of your appearance, cursing the dark circles under your eyes or wishing away the flush of rosacea on your cheeks.
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No surprise, this delightful utopia filled with punny named fro-yo shops as far as the eye can see doesn't like a potty mouth, which means no cursing.
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Police said the worker told them that the driver called her a vulgar name after pulling out the gun and then kept cursing at her before speeding away.
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"I'm not sure a lot of voters are excited about having a president who, when he gets upset, begins cursing and yelling vulgarities," he said in Fort Mill.
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But instead of cursing every piece of clothing in your closet before pulling your strands into a low bun yet again, we suggest you try a new approach.
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"You owe Alex the Kid for the charter," announces the forever-cursing supporting character Enzo as he flies the star of the game towards its mountainous main setting.
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Much bantering, colorful cursing (it's Samuel L. Jackson, after all) and chases involving the aforementioned dictator's disposable minions follow, along with modest crumbs about our heroes' respective pasts.
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With all the cursing cash that's certainly come her way, she may get to skip out on the childhood tradition of lemonade stands and selling Girl Scout cookies.
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Unicode 10 will also supply us with the barfing emoji, shushing face, and a cursing face for when slamming your keyboard with your best "fsadajlsnfjkdd" just isn't enough.
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A video going viral on social media showed a white woman cursing at the manager of a Mexican restaurant in West Virginia over the weekend for speaking Spanish.
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Kevin Durant scored 226 points and made 236 of 36 shots, but he was ejected with 4:52 remaining for cursing at an official following his final basket.
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When I didn't have my hands over her ears, in response to jokes with more cursing or sexual innuendo than I could handle, she was usually just confused.
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The camera may be a kind of shield; the officer still has his gun drawn, cursing, agitated, and her 4-year-old daughter is in the back seat.
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Abroad in America Staunch in its opposition to the Democrats but rived by fierce internal schisms, the American political party stumbled toward defeat, its members cursing their fate.
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Despite the disgruntled employee manning the grill who was cursing sotto voce while cooking the ribs, turkey, corn and garlic toast that I ordered, the food was decent.
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Albert Rosenfield exits a cab in the pouring rain, cursing Gene Kelly, after being reassured by a warm and dry Gordon Cole that his mission is very important.
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After adding a bunch of resistance on the bike, cursing people put 4 percent more power into their pedaling compared to when they were saying a neutral word.
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He was screaming, cursing, saying what they were doing was illegal or whatever, and the force they were using, I literally thought they were going to kill him.
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It has it all – laughs, cursing, and Hillary-bashing and Lauren even posted a reaction video showing the real life Nanna and Dad watching themselves as confused cartoons.
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There are over-posters, and drunk posters; there are angry, cursing posters — whose words are promptly removed, Ms. Collins said — and posters who are a tad self-righteous.
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SAN ANTONIO — In a quiet strip mall off highway 85, the British-born author Diana Kennedy stepped out of the car and into a hot parking lot, cursing.
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I like the way that, even when I'm standing over the stove, cursing the recipe writer who suggested that onions might caramelize in 10 minutes, I'm totally absorbed.
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Stephens, known for her speed and fitness, struggled in the conditions, regularly complaining to her coach and at one point loudly cursing the heat and the bright sunshine.
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Mike is heartbroken and acting out, cursing poor Mr. Kowalski and lashing out at his friends, who don't quite get how busted up he remains over Eleven's disappearance.
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"She would regularly be cursing, slamming things, and trash-talking musicians and performers," said Dan Peck, a musician who previously played the bass and tuba for the show.
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Oakley professed that he had done nothing wrong, while the Garden said he was "shouting and cursing," apparently in the direction of the Knicks' owner, James L. Dolan.
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But trying to figure out which content YouTube would allow to be monetized became a serious concern, especially for a company producing comedy videos with cursing in them.
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The 15-year-old begins cursing at the officers, and one of the officers curses back, ordering that he remain on the ground, footage from the scene shows.
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Presidential candidates have been asked about the World Series, about cursing in movies, even about flag lapel pins more recently than they have been questioned about child poverty.
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And yet, through it all, he remained un-elite, crusty and cursing and toothpick-chomping, working in a disheveled Houston shop across the street from a Jiffy Lube.
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"After a long time of mental abuse, including cursing, humiliation and vilification, she was filled with pain and fear and lost the ability to push back," they wrote.
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The couple started cursing on their way out, and when the waitress checked the credit card receipt she discovered her "tip" ... an invite to go back to Mexico.
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So I'm always back there just cursing at the trap of my own body, and one time I just came out [onstage] and decided to talk about it.
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" He added that "the Bible supports his skepticism," citing James 3:85033, which reads, according to the New International Version, "Out of the same mouth come praise and cursing.
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Suddenly, I hear her brother screaming and cursing, so I whip out from under the truck to find my daughter with her tongue stuck to the frozen back bumper.
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Your dad may be a champion of DIY projects at home, but he's probably not immune to dropping tiny screws and nuts and cursing at himself because of it.
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Cousins, who was fined $247,234 last week for cursing at a Grizzlies fan in Memphis, shot 218 for 25, dished out six assists and kept his emotions in check.
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Ironically, though the censor blocked three instances of non-cursing, the censor allowed the only time she cursed — she used the word "shite" – to make it on the air.
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Mr. Trump's cursing from the stage dates back at least to April 2011, when he toyed with running for president and swore repeatedly at an event in Las Vegas.
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When I tell you the Love & Hip Hop scene is nothing compared to what was happening with me and mom… throwing things at each other, the cursing, the words.
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Previews for the series show the sisters prepping for three births, dealing with the usual Scott Disick shenanigans, and cursing each other out in an intense, tear-filled fight.
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One witness, a nurse -- who saw the BMW go airborne and stopped to help -- told police the driver "became very agitated and belligerent and began cursing," the affidavit said.
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I tried to get my Echo to control my TV setup with the Logitech Harmony Hub and after too many hours of cursing out my tech, I gave up.
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The origins of ISIS SOHR said people were killed for apostasy, cursing Allah, adultery, espionage, being a member of the national defense, contacting the Al-Nusra Front and homosexuality.
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"It is understood, in this context, that binding does not generate the potential negative blowback from cursing/hexing/crossing, nor does it harm the caster's karma," the document reads.
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Would Courtney Love's caricature of youthful femininity, cursing in dirty babydoll dresses, feel as incendiary if the venom weren't coming out of her fingertips as well as her mouth?
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He claimed that as the movie previews started, he leaned forward and asked Oulson to put away his cellphone, but Oulson only responded by cursing at him, reported WFLA.
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Just as Trump cursed as a way of rejecting the Obama-era politics of 2016, Democrats are now cursing as a way of rejecting the Trumpian politics of 2017.
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This latest threat from the Trump administration is an escalation of the president's earlier "tough talk" tweets, cursing protesting players and calling for them to be fired or suspended.
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Mr. Simmons stayed in his comfort zone almost exclusively, and the result was largely a televised version of what you might hear on sports talk radio, only with cursing.
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His new work, "The Age of Irreverence: A New History of Laughter in China," shows how the early 20th century inspired a flowering of comedy, farce, cursing and satire.
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From sunrise to sunset all able-bodied Muslims are required to "fast"; we are prohibited from eating, drinking (yes, even water), smoking, cursing, bad-mouthing, and any sexual behavior.
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You probably haven't heard his name in a while, unless you're a fan of one particular NHL team, in which case you may have spent some time cursing it.
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Apparently, he has a court appearance at Yonge and College at 2 PM. He starts cursing at us, saying stuff like, "fucking humanity," and that we were awful people.
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The coach, Jason Brown, is inspiring but disturbingly volatile, and the players feel conflicted over his intense methods, which often include screaming and more cursing than a Tarantino movie.
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Nobody is frustrated, nobody is cursing at themselves or their partners (during a recent game someone on an adjacent court shouted "son of a biscuit!" during my service motion).
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"There must be some mistake," he says upon hearing that Davin (Elijah Rayman) is "off the map" — one of the few printable quotes, as cursing passes for humor here.
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When you stub your pinky toe, when genitals collide with zippers, or when you're in traffic and other people seem to be too: Swearing and cursing is the answer.
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Cursing God, the Virgin Mary, or the Lord is also a shared Italian experience, mainly by matching these names with any imaginable offensive word, name, or kind of animal.
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But while his father is tenderly drawn, his stalwart mother (Finnerty Steeves) is given a cursing catchphrase that is nowhere near as funny as Daniels means it to be.
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I spent months curled up on the couch, cursing myself, my marriage and the failings of fertility science for taking away my one chance to have a biological child.
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But as Cena's career progressed, more kids and families started coming to his matches, so he shifted his on-stage attitude; he stopped cursing and moved on from rapping.
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Waves of attacks inundated the center's phone lines, with callers cursing and threatening the "butterfly freaks" who were stopping the wall, while another shut down the group's Facebook page.
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In other years, there is a chance he would have bemoaned the outcome, cursing his fate since even a nearly perfect shot ended up so far from the hole.
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If you don't like cursing like this, it's hard to imagine one asterisk resolves the issue for you, like placing a paper napkin over a hole in the wall.
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" Some of the euphemisms are simply ways to avoid profanity, Williams said on Thursday: "I tried not to set a bad example for players and cursing all the time.
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The theme entries are simply the euphemisms that Deputy Dawg, Colonel Potter, Mork and Frank Barone used in place of cursing, which would have been bleeped on network television.
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One of her earliest encounters with Thornfield comes when, like Rochester in Jane Eyre, Jane Steele falls off her horse, injures her leg, and sits cursing in the lane.
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As part of its defense, CBS provided mediators with outtakes from the set of Bull that it believed would damage Dushku's credibility because they showed her cursing on set.
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Or a student may continue cursing out a teacher because getting kicked out of class serves to avoid the embarrassment of having to read in front of his peers.
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In the case above, for example, an administrative law judge ruled that the waitress had been fired not for cursing or negative social media posts, but for discussing working conditions.
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Even in the Flemish press, one cartoon later showed De Wever cursing "I hate football!" as French-speaking federal Prime Minister Charles Michel celebrated the 2-1 win over Brazil.
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As with any good gag reel, missed and forgotten lines are often replaced by prolific cursing — this is much funnier when the person swearing is in 18th-century attire.4.
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In a bot builders' gathering called Botness, most bot developers claimed that people try all kinds of abuse, from cursing the bot all the way to hitting on the bot.
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While her kids are out on the ocean, Sandy prowls around the house in her pink robe, cursing the constant barrage of waves crashing into the land below her house.
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Imagine me sitting and cursing quietly as I tried to heave everything in an apartment across the street to hit a Red Shirt Group member who was changing a tire.
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Or take his statement that running for office would only be an option if he was stoned: Nelson says that cursing is exercise, just like running or riding a horse.
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Ever since the leak of his set, he's been whining on Twitter about "oversensitivity," saying things like "there is no pleasing a woman," and cursing everyone who disagrees with him.
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I'm already regretting telling you about Té Company, a two-year-old Taiwanese tearoom in the West Village—and if you're already familiar with it you're probably cursing my name.
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When he sings, "Everyone is so fucking crazy" he sings the swear with the same zest as a teenager getting comfortable with cursing around his family for the first time.
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Depending on how quiet your gym is, it might be a good idea to throw a few "fucks" into your morning workout because cursing apparently makes you stronger, psychologists suggest.
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"Of course, this being in the center of town, a huge crowd of people gathered, and they were all hollering and screaming and cursing and spitting and kicking at me."
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Surveillance footage from a Virginia State Police helicopter, played by prosecutors in court, captured the moment of impact by the car and the cursing of the startled troopers on board.
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Among their demands, the students want to bar the reporting of trivial offenses, like cursing or watching R-rated movies, a practice that some said fosters a culture of spite.
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In the web spot, clips of the senators saying as much, and even praising Trump, are juxtaposed with footage of Trump cursing and talking about the size of his penis.
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But the Pīwakawaka (bird) witnesses begin laughing at this foolish notion and Hine-nui-te-pō wakes up, killing Māui with her obsidian vagina dentata and cursing humans with mortality.
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Between cursing the geniuses who couldn't help to seamlessly transfer my songs and writing off some as a loss, I felt compelled to buy her tunes over and over again.
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I am guilty of looking at the forming wrinkles around my eyes and cursing them as a blemish, rather than viewing them as a representation of my experiences and mortality.
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Your carefully manicured rail system can quickly become overloaded as more stops spawn, leaving you cursing the tidal wave of passengers — an experience many of us are intimately familiar with.
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Commence cursing at the puzzle (no really, it helps, and the louder the better), because you have already spent far too much time on it with very little filled in.
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As children we're taught that cursing, even when we're in pain, is inappropriate, betrays a limited vocabulary or is somehow low class in that ambiguous way many cultural lessons suggest.
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And two weeks before the U.S. Open, in a match at the Cincinnati Masters, Nick Kyrgios took a bathroom break after being assessed a penalty for cursing at the umpire.
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CreditCreditRozette Rago for The New York Times Few jobs are more thankless, or invite more cursing and murderous glares on any given workday, than that of a parking enforcement officer.
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In earlier English, profanity consisted of swearing to God and other religious figures in contexts seen as far too minor for prayer (hence the shorthand usage "swearing" to mean "cursing").
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" According to the ACLU, the "disturbing schools" law "allows students in school to be criminally charged for typical adolescent behaviors including loitering, cursing, or undefined 'obnoxious' actions on school grounds.
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And I saw her and I had to walk by her and I said, Whoopi, I fought for victims my whole life, something like that, and she started cursing at me.
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I run two blocks to my house, cursing myself for not being a better planner, and pack my things and a bottle of wine haphazardly in a Trader Joe's reusable bag.
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But in an increasingly international league, where Spanish, Serbian, Portuguese and other languages abound, they have the difficult job of deciphering exactly what players are saying and whether they are cursing.
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As the military-organized tour moved through the town, a small crowd of villagers trailed behind them, calling out praise for the Pakistani army and cursing India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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I thought it had to be the latter, so grateful for his help and cursing myself for not doing more research, I was directed behind a huge sweep of a staircase.
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I fished around in four inches of cold water and finally found it, cursing the name of the woman who once lived in the house for not hiring a Roto-Rooter.
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Video shows the woman on the ground with the officers on top of her and they can be heard cursing her, calling her "stupid" and threatening to kick her teeth in.
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Marvel fans waited online for the Doritos to go on sale for hours after Amazon promised they would be available, and spent the intervening time cursing into the abyss of Twitter.
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It doesn't always go so smoothly: The first time Jackson demonstrated the process for a roomful of Oculus executives, Barry wound up yelling and cursing at the person in the headset.
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If it's not quite a rescue mission, Nye appears to have taken to heart the concept of trying to provide a small beacon of light rather than just cursing the darkness.
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Usually cheering against college-aged people comes with the shame of cursing at someone that can't legally drink alcohol but Grayson Allen has made fantasizing about physical violence almost sound reasonable.
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One of the encounters she's referencing was teased in the season 8 trailer, which saw "Friend of the Housewives" Staub breaking glasses and throwing food while cursing out Housewife Siggy Flicker.
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Then, as we age, our dependence on swear words increases to the point where as an adult, we find that the magnitude of our emotions can only be captured by cursing.
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You shouldn't go to the Mediterranean, and spend your time cursing the relentless heat that constantly drives you to the pool or the beach and keeps you shackled in sweaty lethargy.
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From there, the movie basically turns into Troop Beverly Hills, but with more cursing and a corporate intrigue subplot: Inspired by Claire's daughter, Michelle starts a for-profit Girl Scouts clone.
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If you've seen the trailer for the dark, atmospheric movie, then you'll remember Farrell's solider cursing the women, calling them "vengeful bitches" — the official hashtag for The Beguiled's cheeky Twitter presence.
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A chaotic outburst of screaming and cursing by Sanders backers at last month's Nevada state party convention spurred fears of an all-out revolt at the Democratic National Convention in July.
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Since Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution, women have been barred from attending male soccer matches, based partly on the idea that they should be shielded from hearing male fans swearing and cursing.
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As far as cursing and pentacles go, however, the church will have nothing to do with either, seemingly forgetting their dark past—or simply refusing to acknowledge their own dark side.
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Presenting tween and teenage stand-ups, the Kids 'n Comedy monthly series tackles the same subjects, including family dynamics and politics, that adult shows do, but without the cursing and vulgarity.
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Lina Sved -- the mother of 2 of his children -- and she says 2 weeks ago she found him at home screaming and cursing with broken dishes and glass around the house.
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But it's a better path than throwing out the older models, and all their wisdom with them, and then cursing Gabriel Oak and Gary Cooper because toxic masculinity hasn't gone away.
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One moment she was cursing her older son, Michael, who was supposed to have picked her up for a long-planned beach weekend, but was late and not answering his phone.
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The Lincoln Project's first advertisement takes aim at "The MAGA Church" by splicing clips of the president and his supporters speaking about faith with clips of Trump cursing and speaking crudely.
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"I heard the gunshot, and then I heard a guy arguing, cursing and carrying on," Walker Blankinship, 51, the manager of Kensington Stables on Caton Place, told the Times on Tuesday.
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" Out went the director of "Invasion of the Animal People" (1959) and the producer of "Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood" (1945), who wrote back cursing the Academy's "blatant arrogance.
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I saw a grandmother who was being sent to a resettlement camp cursing a Vietnamese soldier, and I picked her up and put her on the chopper before she was killed.
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Before that, citizens were beheaded for not following ISIS's rules or even lashed around 2000 times simply for cursing, among other punishments, an anti-ISIS activist in Syria told the Guardian.
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While India has been a relatively conservative country when it comes to on-screen and online sexuality, cursing, and nudity, the current administration's moral policing has enraged liberal and moderate citizens.
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Mack, who's married to drummer Chad Smith, is a vocal anti-Trump supporter ... who has called the Prez-elect racist ... began berating and cursing Baio, one of Trump's strongest celebrity supporters.
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I'd feel one coming on—or worse, it would happen out of the blue—and I'd bury my head between my knees, cursing whomever or whatever that wired me this way.
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PAM BONDI, FLORIDA ATTORNEY GENERAL: Three huge guys came up and started probably an inch from my face screaming at me every word in the book cursing as loud as they could.
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PAM BONDI, ATTORNEY GENERAL, FLORIDA: Three huge guys came up and started probably an inch from my face, screaming at me every word in the book cursing as loud as they could.
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PAM BONDI, FLORIDA ATTORNEY GENERAL: Three huge guys came up and started probably an inch from my face screaming at me every word in the book, cursing as loud as they could.
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I looked like one of those voodoo dolls, but I hope this will be a positive stabbing experience — not someone cursing me for something I did on the playground as a kid.
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The wildest, craziest, and baddest moms around return in the first trailer for A Bad Moms Christmas, which includes plenty of shirtless Justin Hartley and Kathryn Hahn masterfully cursing up a storm.
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Russian dictionaries of cursing draw on a rich tradition: Some words have thousands of variants and are woven into Russian literature and culture, particularly in works concerning the prisons and the army.
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His three supporting turns on the HBO series "Hard Knocks" as an intense, cursing taskmaster — once in Dallas and twice in Cincinnati — may have turned off owners who preferred someone more polished.
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Was that girl with the red, glittery cornrows really destined to play it safe on a primetime television show with no cursing, no stage dives, and — seemingly above all else — no controversy?
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PAM BONDI, FLORIDA ATTORNEY GENERAL: Three huge guys came up and started, probably an inch from my face, screaming at me every word in the book, cursing as loud as they could.
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Richards "was displaying symptoms of alcohol intoxication including slurred speech and belligerent insolent behavior cursing at the officers and passively resisted arrest," said a former statement from the Beverly Hills Police Department.
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Duterte does what many comedians do with Trump—ramp up his vulgarity, in this case by cursing a lot—but he makes no effort to get the voice or the mannerisms right.
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A Washington lobbyist who played a leading role in raising money for Hillary Clinton's presidential runs resigned her commissionership at a top transportation agency after being caught cursing out police on video.
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They said he had been killed for cursing the general when he showed up late to Friday Prayer at the village mosque — the one place in the village where both sides commingled.
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From Venezuela's southern jungle and savannah to the Andean highlands in the west, groups of hundreds of protesters have been burning bolivar notes, cursing Maduro and decrying scarcities of food and medicines.
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Then a Korn song came on over the PA and things turned hectic: after Banario was announced the winner, Jabbari flew off the handle, shoving and cursing and swatting at the ref.
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After about a half-hour, he got up, walked over to the cash register, began cursing about Iraq, and threw a chair at a waiter's head, sending him dazed to the floor.
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You may be in one lane and covet another; perhaps you're the zigzagging type, going from left to right and back again, or you're the one holding steadfast, cursing that lane weaver.
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Strategists from both parties agree that once-controversial issues like divorce, sexuality, moderate drug use and the evergreen mistake of cursing on a hot mic are no longer fatal for political careers.
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Drake has finally realized that if he sides with any one sports team, they'll probably lose -- so he's sending the final 4 NFL squads good vibes by equally cursing all of them.
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When the police officers came back, they took one teen into custody and the 14-year-old girl in the video began cursing and attempting to resist arrested, according to the department.
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But I'm cursing myself for even watching porn, and have a permanent lump in my throat every time images of my beautiful but young and vulnerable partner pop into my head, unwelcomed.
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Another woman and her young son were living with her grandmother, but she felt that her grandmother was a bad influence, cursing at her son and encouraging him when he acted out.
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The son wrote that he found a video on his mother's computer in 2017 that allegedly showed the Minnesota Democrat attempting to drag his mother off a bed while cursing at her.
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The clips appear to show West getting beaten in the middle of the street and cursing at police officers as they attempt to get more information from the handcuffed 36-year-old.
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According to a copy of the police report obtained by CNN, Pollack "began yelling and cursing at her (Coer) and other customers" during his ride before being asked to leave the vehicle.
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They were a celebration of everything we love about college athletics—entertainment through unpaid labor, gambling on schools you couldn't find on a map, and cursing teenagers that have blown up your bracket.
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Two officers have been placed on administrative leave during the review of body camera footage that shows officers cursing the youth and grabbing the collar of his T-shirt tightly around his neck.
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"They're extremely unhelpful," she comments, alleging that police won't let her view CCTV footage of one vandalism attack lest she turn vigilante and enact vengeance on the perpetrator herself (perhaps by cursing them).
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He helps preacher Harvey Perdue set up his backyard worship service in order to see how the Holy Spirit stacks up against secular temptations like drugs, movies, cursing, and sleeping in on Sunday.
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I just wanted to take a nap, but I had to find numerous ways to say "that was awesome" without cursing, which is harder than it sounds when your adrenaline levels are skewed.
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The prison cursing ban is a new twist in a larger effort to overhaul Russia's prisons, moving away from the large, common barracks of the gulag, which are seen as contributing to recidivism.
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The trailer and other video excerpts, which generated hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube, showed Ms. Abidar and three other actors portraying prostitutes partying, cursing and behaving lewdly with clients in Marrakesh.
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Ya gotta watch ... after busting out the dance moves and explaining how that sequence all came about ... Tom summed up the glory days by busting out Les' signature cursing dialogue -- at Conan's request.
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Even if most voters get past the spectacle of a major party chair cursing in front of kids, they're going to see all this swearing for what it is: an act of desperation.
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He shows us Colonel Sanders cursing and complaining about how he thought he sold his secret recipe, not his soul, to the businessmen who marketed his face and fried chicken around the world.
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This is a fine policy designed to stop my children from emailing with potential diddlers, but that didn't stop me from cursing the policy directly to hell when it stood in MY way.
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He burst through the door of Walsh's classroom, where three students had lingered after class, and faced her, yelling, cursing, accusing her of lying, ignoring Walsh's repeated requests that he leave the room.
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At the end of the 15-second clip, Applegate is still playing a game of lock tag and the shot pans out with her kicking the vehicle and cursing to open the door.
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We suffer from a blithe glacialism, occasionally cursing the winds that carry our demise, but mostly hoping against hope and pretending that evidence of things seen and felt is either faulty or fleeting.
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The line breaks here represent the fear of what we'll encounter next along the poem's low-lying, cramped horizontal axis, with bullets "cursing" the air overhead and stars reflected on the water below.
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They trusted me to figure out for myself when and when not to curse, how and how not to curse, and the ways in which cursing can affect the people I care for.
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But more than just a fun hobby, cursing is an integral part of human communication, according to a new book, What the F: What Swearing Reveals About Our Language, Our Brains, and Ourselves.
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Mr. Biden's blunders can seem almost quaint now: cursing near a live microphone; asking a paraplegic to stand and be recognized; mistakenly suggesting that the mother of Ireland's prime minister had passed away.
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Cursing the skies in confusion that two lads from Surrey weren't able to revolutionize pop music possibly suggests that the fault was more with our unreasonable expectations than it was their own inadequacies.
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Michael Davidson's stubborn refusal to divert from the storm, as well as the unheeded advice they gave him and their anxious remarks, nervous laughter and cursing when he was not on the bridge.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Tuesday appeared to congratulate his Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, for shouting and cursing at a reporter for National Public Radio who had asked Pompeo questions about Ukraine.
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In September, a parent, Jasmine Mateen, wrote to a teacher that the bus driver was cursing students and slamming on his brakes, "making them hit they heads and fall out" of their seats.
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Rahr, who refers to himself in the third person as "Rah Rah," was banned from the famed sushi restaurant Nobu in 2012 for cursing out the manager, according to the New York Post.
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I got the first three, like "DAGNABIT" for Deputy Dawg, but had forgotten Frank Barone's "JEEZALOO," which I'm not sure constituted cursing exactly Even so, it's a cute idea for a midweek puzzle.
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After five grueling months of tweaking your lineups, pilfering from the waiver wire, cursing game-time decisions, and eventually finishing dead freaking last in your fantasy football league, Sunday offers a shot at redemption.
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PAM BONDI, R-FLORIDA ATTORNEY GENERAL: Three huge guys came up and started, probably an inch from my face, screaming at me every word in the book and cursing as loud as they could.
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Srælüükeø the Plague Demon presents the award for Best Cinematography and is met with polite applause despite the fact that it has spent the past one thousand eternities cursing existence with disease and famine.
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ER DOC CAUGHT ON VIDEO CURSING OUT PATIENT IS SUSPENDED "He went to the nursery and there [Dawson's] basket was, laying in the same spot it had been," she told The Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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One parent, in a letter to school officials, accused Walker of cursing at children and intentionally slamming his brakes to make them hit their heads and fall out of their seats, according to records.
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Bates plays Annie Wilkes, one of King's all-time great characters, a woman who is willing to break a man's ankles to keep him prisoner in her home but who wouldn't dream of cursing.
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IT IS life's lottery, blessing some and cursing others in equal number: the chance of a sexually reproducing organism's offspring inheriting a particular version of a gene from a particular parent is 50%. Usually.
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She flipped the filter and stepped inside, peering around the kitchen wall to see the goofy digital smile retouching her dad's red-mad face, listening to the muted sing-song of her mom's cursing.
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Entertainment Tonight reports that while Jenner isn't orchestrating beauty collections, modeling contracts, and TV spots for her little Penelope, she is offering up cold, hard cash for cursing in front of the little one.
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Like the people who I knew were cursing me—waking up to find their mailboxes mangled, their tail-lights bludgeoned, their windshields caved in—I'd wonder, Who would do such a thing, and why?
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The 30-second clip on top broadcaster ABS-CBN showed children questioning Duterte's suitability as a president, spliced with video clips of him cursing the Pope, vowing to kill people and joking about rape.
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But here you are watching twelve-year-old Linda Blair in some pajamas, stabbing her private parts while cursing up a storm in front of her mother on some other kind white privileged shit.
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Explicit language: When asked whether Adele cursing at the Grammy's or Kristen Stewart swearing on SNL is acceptable, Pai stated that he will respond to complaints of explicit language on television as they come.
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Neither fighter escaped injury free and will likely be waking up for days to come, wandering into their bathrooms bleary-eyed, looking in the mirror and seeing the damage, then cursing each other aloud.
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Unless you're just naturally a morning person, setting the alarm clock for earlier than usual is a sure shot way to take you out of your comfort zone (and cause some early morning cursing).
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Jewdas calls itself non-Zionist, and it revels in the history of the radical Jewish diaspora; during the Seder, participants sang Yiddish songs cursing the police (in addition to observing more traditional Passover rituals).
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This tragicomic scene, in which Ramon interrupts Greg's sad-sack monologue by screaming, cursing and hallucinating, is emblematic of what "Here and Now" seems to be: a pointedly contemporary family drama with supernatural elements.
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Mr. Engstrom handed over outtakes from "Bull" in the belief that they would help the company's cause, because they showed Ms. Dushku cursing on the set, investigators wrote in the draft of their report.
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He was nice enough to guide me through how he helps sports sound amazing, answering some questions I'd never thought to ask before: How do they keep the crowd from cursing into the microphones?
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We see her in the opening scenes cursing Andrew on the bus, but later, she defends him stoutly at his hearing, where he is being chastised for not showing up for his counseling appointments.
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In another video, according to the document, the man said that his hand was "getting tired" before stomping on the woman's neck with his right foot, cursing and saying that she needed to die.
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Twenty years ago, Lucy swore like a normal person; but the Lucy of now, Kirsten thinks, resembles Casey, who, when their sons were younger, respectfully asked Kirsten to stop cursing in front of them.
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Read more:Coco Gauff called out her dad for cursing while he was mic&aposd up at the Auckland OpenKealia Ohai&aposs fiance lambasted a news outlet for referring to the NWSL forward as &aposJ.
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Later, in a tribute to George Michael, she started to sing his song "Fastlove" but stopped it abruptly, cursing into the microphone and apologizing that she needed to start over to get it right.
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The teens then returned to the mall, police said, where a boy was taken into custody without incident, but the girl in the video began cursing and attempted to rile up the other teens.
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If you've ever spent hours hiking across the Ingraham Flats glacier while alternately cursing at your frigid feet and your friend Ryan during an ascent of Mt. Rainier, then you must actually be me.
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Others are unclear who is being referring to, though the call was made by a parent at the same home, reporting that their 12-year-old son was throwing things and cursing at a computer.
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Carole Baskin, founder of Big Cat Rescue, said, "I think it could be the beginning of a mating ritual, because despite the cursing they are also head butting, which is a friendly greeting," she suggested.
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Ed Begley, Jr. provides the voice of Charlie Collins, a harried Gotham resident whose road rage gets him into huge trouble when the driver he's cursing at turns out to be Batman's archnemesis, the Joker.
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Even if you still can't stop cursing, you can always pick up some of their "fail-cancelling" earplugs for your little ones, when you really need to unload on daddy for coming home late again.
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There was cursing and finger-wagging and Girardi seemed more upset in that moment than she has all season, and there was not generally, it seemed, a lot of super clear communication about the issues.
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Trump can change his tone, stop cursing, drop the incendiary comments or even give Jeb Bush a back rub during the next debate, but his past antics will remain only one quick Google search away.
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While it remains to be seen how long the Fed will tolerate a weaker dollar, the BOJ is likely to be silently cursing the former's decision to take a dovish tone this week, Lien observed.
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Then he paid a bunch of people to go to different Ice Juice locations, pour the poison in their juice, drink it, throw up like crazy and be taken to the hospital cursing the product.
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Navarro fought with Mnuchin during their trip to Beijing, shouting and cursing at the treasury secretary over his approach to the trade talks with their Chinese counterparts, two sources familiar with the incident told CNN.
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In the 20-second body cam video, a confident, smiling Jordan can be seen berating the officer — cursing at him, calling him a number of gay slurs, and telling him he will soon be unemployed.
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"The way she was yelling, cursing, hitting, and threatening, there's basically no way it could be resolved to the point where she could be allowed to get back on the plane," the flight attendant said.
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We love the idea of walking into our office one day, cursing off our boss and risking everything in order to pursue our passion on a beach with perfect weather and a cool beverage. Stop.
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She answered a few questions, growing increasingly outraged, and then, guessing her mother had called A.C.S. to get back at her, began cursing at her and screaming that she would never see her grandchildren again.
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" Catland has held three packed ceremonies to hex Trump, which involve the use of "cursing ingredients" as well as the recitation of Psalm 109: "Let his days be few, and let another take his office.
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When Harry's broom goes out of control during a Quidditch match and Hermione runs to apprehend Snape — who she believes is the one cursing him — she accidentally knocks over the real culprit on the way.
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"There must be evolutionary advantages to cursing, or we would not have evolved to do it," said Timothy Jay, an emeritus professor at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts who has written extensively about profanity.
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After all, the story's narrator, an astronaut named Mark Watney, is stranded alone on Mars with a dwindling supply of food and a rescue mission that is four years away — circumstances that warrant constant cursing.
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Mader told CNN that in the March 2016 incident, he was writing a second parking ticket for a vehicle when the owner came out cursing at him so he responded with using the f-word.
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The only way I know that a puzzle has a rebus element is if, after a certain amount of time spent trying to crack the puzzle, I find myself growling and cursing at it instead.
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Oddly, when I watched the roof interlude in "Support the Girls" I flashed on the scene in Bernardo Bertolucci's "Last Tango in Paris" of Marlon Brando screaming — he's cursing God — under a thundering overhead train.
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Valdosta Police Chief Brian Childress was not in the complex at the time of the incident, but he said the students were asked to leave after cursing in the arena, according to a Time report.
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From the start, he is vindictive, cursing the men participating in Mediterranean Theatre for the 256th Squadron of the US Army Air Force as he makes his stops in the fictional Italian island of Pianosa.
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This, I found, would happen everywhere I went: every character in the game walks right in the center of the road and dives madly out of your way as you canter down it, screaming and cursing.
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Animal Planet After five grueling months of tweaking your lineups, pilfering from the waiver wire, cursing game-time decisions, and eventually finishing dead freaking last in your fantasy football league, Sunday offers a shot at redemption.
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Wrapped in thick furs and cursing the fall of winter, YouTuber TheGaroStudios set about making a fitting tribute to the trials and tribulations Jon Snow had to endure before finally being named King in the North.
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Unlike doctors cursing the creation of sites like WebMD, Sanders actively encourages her patients to turn to the web for answers, asking anyone with an internet connection for a second opinion on her patients' undiagnosed conditions.
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In clips posted to Twitter and YouTube, women subject themselves to a hellish torture, grunting, crying and cursing their way through the process of peeling off a face mask as skin is pulled to shocking proportions.
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Every encounter with the police splits us into two selves, one a quiet, brooding figure cursing the cops from within, the other a concrete-staring, shuffling Negro we are ashamed to admit lives inside of us.
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Kids for Cash tells the story of how young people from Luzerne County, Pennsylvania were harshly sentenced for minor infractions, such as creating a fake Myspace account of their teacher or cursing out a student's mother.
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"The problem is when you get that out of control — the way he was hitting his fist and the way that he was cursing, the intensity of his voice — sometimes you can't control yourself," she said.
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We've lived through an anger-inducing year, where many of us have found ourselves screaming and cursing at the screens in front of us, feeling embattled -- furious at others nearby us, furious at others far away.
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As Kotaku aptly points out, Ninja has made real moves toward being a role model for his 10 million+ Twitch followers, from cutting down on cursing on stream to giving to charity and other important causes.
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At some point, we're all going to be doing the equivalent of pissing into buckets, but not all of us will be cursing Jews along the way, unable to enjoy the fruits of their monstrous labor.
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Being new, coupled with my Irish accent, helped smooth over a number of faux pas, including one time when I pronounced the x in "faux pas" and my co-worker thought I was cursing at him.
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At one point, he tells an anecdote about the day Pablo Picasso died, followed by one about Salvador Dali lying on his deathbed, and sitting up and cursing a priest who has come to visit him.
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In 2015, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," about a boy with autism coming of age, was deemed unsuitable by a school in Florida because of cursing and its presentation of atheism.
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Approximately 50 percent of my Final Fantasy VII playthroughs consist of me cursing the *pauses, takes a deep breath* cross button *exhales* because it backs me out of menus instead of allowing me to select something.
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In one fell swoop, the combined attack on Curry and the cursing at NFL players who protested achieved a unity not seen since the fabled meeting of black athletes in 1966 in support of Muhammad Ali.
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The children of BBM will remember asking boys/girls they like for their pin, and if they're lucky, getting it, clicking and clacking those godforsaken buttons into the night, lying in bed, cursing school, talking about music.
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The suspect, who is a regular at the restaurant and reportedly had been cursing at his server throughout the night for taking too long with his order, came behind the counter and punched her in the face.
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A 2017-minute video of the apparent attack posted online shows the suspected gunman, who had what appeared to be explosives in his car, trying to break down the synagogue doors, cursing in frustration and driving away.
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Picture worth a thousand words CNN's Brooke Baldwin explains why she was affected by this image of a father and son at a Trump rally, and she calls out President Donald Trump for his cursing and insults.
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Two children who live at the apartment complex, which houses resettled refugees, and were playing behind the building when Kinner allegedly attacked told the Associated Press they saw him cursing and then stabbing an adult several times.
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According to the affidavit, she said she had made a comment to Hamilton that upset him, so he threw a full bottle overhand at her, hitting her in the chest, then began cursing and shouting at her.
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"Having spent 10 years cursing on unreliable technology that was almost impossible to adapt to our needs, we had to put our money where our mouth was and create a complete new core banking engine from scratch".
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Sengled's Boost is an LED lightbulb that also acts as a Wi-Fi extender, letting you surf the web at faster speeds, even in those areas that usually have you cursing at your phone, tablet or laptop.
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In the scene, Lestrange is being disciplined for cursing two students who were discussing her family (even then, the Lestranges were quite infamous), and the teacher doling out the punishment is none other than...Professor Minerva McGonagall.
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Somewhere deep in Apple's new spaceship campus, CEO Tim Cook and chief design officer Jony Ive are cursing out the world as fanatic developers continue unearthing clues about the unreleased iPhone 28 from a recent software leak.
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Friends and I would go in the middle of a weekday, and we'd be seated amidst mostly drunk and belligerent men, whose creative cursing at players—both our own and opponents—was closer to poetry than profanity.
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"The governor believes in raising the level of political discourse in our state and in our country, and cursing at reporters asking questions is the exact opposite of that," said Doug Mayer, Hogan&aposs deputy campaign manager.
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Then Edmond Tarverdyan, Browne's coach at Glendale Fighting Club who had just screamed himself hoarse while watching yet another of the fighters he lured to his camp get outclassed, stepped toward Werdum and started cursing him out.
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You're doling out draft beers to Syracuse fans and cursing this 50 cents game-day wing special, or you're hauling your ass across town pushing a toddler in a stroller so he's not late to music class.
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Y.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (D-N.
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"Every time Donald gets scared, he begins lashing out, he begins attacking, he begins insulting, he begins yelling, often he begins cursing," the Texas senator said during an interview with Wolf Blitzer broadcast Monday evening on CNN.
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, who told President Obama in October he "can go to hell" and has unleashed epithets at the pope, said on Thursday that the voice of God told him to stop cursing.
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Jacobs concedes she parked in a handicapped spot Thursday outside the Circle A Food Store in Clearwater, and told "Good Morning America" that Drejka pulled up in a silver SUV and began yelling and cursing at her.
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HONG KONG — When President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines vowed last week to stop cursing, at God's direct request, few people in the deeply Catholic country questioned his faith or the logistics of the apparently divine intervention.
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One officer interviewed a Hispanic man who was beaten the same night as the rape: "I asked him if he thought the group was cursing him, or yelling racial remarks, and he said no," the officer wrote.
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Much to the relief of my copy editors, it turns out that Mr. Steinberg's theme has nothing to do with cursing, despite the FOUR LETTER WORDS revealer that he has stretched across the center of his grid.
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Shortly after Monmouth lost to Siena in Sunday night's first semifinal game, a young woman in a Monmouth sweatshirt flailed through the crowd of wide men in yellow sweatshirts and roiling giddy drunk students, cursing and fuming.
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Watching him contemptuously backhand Axe's coldblooded fixer, Hall, cursing at him with no more consideration than you'd give a Twitter troll, you can see he means business, even among people for whom meaning business is their business.
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" Here, he is a priest, who assaults the 17-year-old Finola (Rachel Poirier) and then tries to silence her and her sisters by cursing them; if they mention what happened, they turn into "a filthy animal.
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Unlike his normal Saturday fare, I was able to find enough gimmes to get me well into the puzzle and, from there, it was just your normal tug-of-war and cursing at Mr. Walden in absentia.
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C.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (D-N.
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Richard Blumenthal (Conn.) Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (N.
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Y.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (D-N.J.).
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Her son Austin Monahan wrote on Facebook that he'd found a video on his mother's computer in 2017 that he said showed the Minnesota Democrat attempting to drag his mother off a bed while cursing at her.
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C.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (D-N.
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C.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (D-NJ).
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"Let me ask those of you who have accused me of being too close to China: What have you offered me besides cursing and disciplining me and threatening to put sanctions on me?" he said last year.
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Just earlier, Beyoncé delivered a gravity-defying performance while pregnant with twins, as Adele stopped her through her tribute to George Michael mid-way, cursing and beginning again, a luxury performers of color may not be granted.
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I know that I can stay on my medications without cursing my hypothetical future baby to poor health, and I won't have to put myself in danger in order to one day have her (or him or them).
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" Following encounter number two, Jordan says he "scolded" his dog for allowing the bear to get into the trash again, but jokingly acknowledged, "he's a dog, and probably has no idea what my annoyed bear-oriented cursing meant.
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"I like to drive in the car for 10 to 503 hours in bumper-to-bumper traffic, swearing and cursing at all my fellow eclipse goers," Wilson joked, referencing the terrible eclipse traffic everyone had been warned about.
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While her wrapping technique is relatively successful (check it out in the full video on her site), the potty-mouthed celeb ends up cursing her tools, namely scissors that don't glide and double-stick tape that won't hold.
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I marched down the field against the Saints, cursing myself for having forgotten to adapt the playbook beforehand, running slow toss sweeps with my pair of starting fullbacks, watching the soon-to-be-incarcerated Tommy Kane drop passes.
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It's easy to take the liver for granted: Long after you've gone to bed, cursing the friend who ordered Jäger shots, the vital organ is hard at work, soaking up the toxins you've recklessly introduced into your bloodstream.
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As with Veere, Four More Shots piles on the cursing and sex to the point where other elements feel suffocated – but that's also a necessary measure when one considers how repressed most Indian media has been until today.
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Instead I just nodded, croaked, "Sure," and spent the rest of the day hunched over, desperate to be home, cursing the thin cotton of my rainbow T-shirt, wondering who was looking at me and what they saw.
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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot takes the smart step of launching in 2006, with Kim as a capable, confident foreigner-gone-native, capable of robustly cursing an ass-grabbing local in his own language, and unfazed by explosions and gunfire.
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You take a cab home, now sniffling, cursing the C line and retracing your steps: the culprit with the cap; the empty seat that should have raised suspicion; that slightly moist steel bar you should never have touched.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE, Rep.
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The officers were dispatched to the Tuscany Place Apartments, near San Diego State University, after someone reported hearing cursing, objects being thrown and a man yelling at a woman in a violent manner, police chief David Nisleit said.
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Kamala Harris (Calif.) and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (N.
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If you find yourself riding that wave, a much better idea than breaking plates in your apartment while cursing your ex's name is to live vicariously through Uma Thurman's character in Kill Bill and then take a nap.
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Jacobs concedes she parked in a handicapped spot outside the Circle A Food Store in Clearwater, and told "Good Morning America" this week that Drejka pulled up in a silver SUV and began yelling and cursing at her.
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With his gravelly London accent, his perma-tan and his rattail of white curls, he reveled in his role as the King of Retail Fashion, cursing a blue streak and flying in batches of supermodels for his birthday.
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"We noticed some pushing and shoving, and from the window we heard cursing," Yotam Kashpizky, one of the students who was attacked, told Israel's Channel 13 TV on Sunday, adding that his nose and eye socket were broken.
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"I don't want them here, and they don't want to be here, either," said Suhret Fazlic, the town's mayor, cursing Hungary's leader, Viktor Orban, as a "fascist" whose anti-immigrant policies had left Bosnia struggling with the consequences.
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It is not the movie's raunchy depiction of puppets prostituting themselves, cursing or blowing their heads off that caused Sesame Workshop, the educational nonprofit that produces "Sesame Street," to file a lawsuit against the film's creators, STX Entertainment.
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Then, of course, there was the way the women celebrated after they won the tournament, captured for the world on players' Instagram stories: a lot of booze-soaked dancing and cursing, followed by several days of public drunkenness.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (N.Y.).
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It's hard to imagine them cursing, much less breaking the law—but according to the cops, a pair of cafeteria ladies in New Canaan, Connecticut, are actually criminal masterminds who conned their school district out of thousands of dollars.
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When shares of LYFT begin trading on the floor of the Nasdaq on Friday, it will symbolically usher in the end of an era that has kept ordinary people from capitalizing on Silicon Valley success (or cursing its failure).
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Those are the highest possible stakes—either human slaves in the Saharan phosphorus mines will be cursing your name in 2528, or you will be remembered as the greatest and most important diplomat in Earth's 4.5 billion year history.
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J.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (N.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 85033 candidates sound alarm MORE (D-N.Y.).
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H.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (N.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE and Rep.
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The Coral Springs Police Department says officers responded to a disturbance at the mall and took a teenage boy into custody, and that's when the girl in the video began cursing at police and trying to incite her friends.
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Every encounter with the police splits us into two selves, one a quiet, brooding figure cursing the cops from within, the other a dawdling doppelgänger, a concrete-staring, shuffling Negro we are ashamed to admit lives inside of us.
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On one hand, defending his need to survive and protect his family; on the other, cursing himself as a cowardly worm, who compromised all his principles, going so far as to denounce his hero, Stravinsky, as a deviant modernist.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE, and the state's top Republican, Gov.
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Manigault Newman said in an interview Thursday she resigned during a meeting with chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE in the Situation Room, though reports had emerged she was fired and left the executive mansion cursing and screaming.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 28500 candidates sound alarm MORE (D-N.Y.).
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J.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (N.
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I'm on the other side of a thin, unlocked door, thinking, shit, shit, shit, trying to get dressed silently in case he comes in, cursing this fucking weird little bedroom for not having any windows to climb out of.
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"It's like showing up at the nursing home at daybreak to find your elderly uncle running pantsless across the courtyard and cursing loudly about the cafeteria food, as worried attendants tried to catch him," the anonymous author reportedly wrote.
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When Gurriel came to the plate in Game 6, the Dodger pitcher, Rich Hill, paused long enough before delivering his first pitch so that Los Angeles fans could unleash an extra-long cascade of jeering and cursing at Gurriel.
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Here's what we know about the video, from CNN's Andrew Kaczynski and Nathan McDermott: [Monahan] said that alleged physical altercation was the incident her son referred to involving Ellison allegedly pulling her off the bed and cursing at her.
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Citing what he described as communications to the court from juror No. 5, Mr. Keating said that cursing and name-calling had marred the deliberations, which began seven days ago, and indicated that the jury was at an impasse.
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"It is hard to judge any of these other presidents after that, and I think all of them are cursing the idea that this got started," said Doris Kearns Goodwin, author of "No Ordinary Time," a book about Roosevelt.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE, Minnesota Sen.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE, while Congressional Black Caucus members Rep.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (D- N.Y.).
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J.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 6900 candidates sound alarm MORE (N.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (D-N.Y.).
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J.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 85033 candidates sound alarm MORE (N.
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J.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 28500 candidates sound alarm MORE (N.
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Neighbors described him to the Sacramento Bee as a generally good neighbor who was so exacting he marked his driveway so he could park his boat perfectly in the spot, and prone to flashes of anger and loud cursing.
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Patricia Zick, a witness at the scene, told the outlet that the woman came into the DMV, became very belligerent and started cursing at employees after noticing that the office was packed with people and the wait time would be long.
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After her comments about cursing Karkare and demolishing a mosque, India's Election Commission, the autonomous body charged with ensuring the world's largest democracy plays by the rules, handed her a 72-hour ban on campaigning, just days before polls opened.
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After Corinne makes it through the rose ceremony (+10), Sarah and Taylor decide to earn themselves some camera time and cursing points by confronting her about her "plethora of issues" under the guise of helping her be her best self.
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"That whole thing where you try to do like, oh I'm a dad now so now I have to pretend like I'm a decent human being; I'm going to start wearing sweaters and I'm going to stop cursing," he quips.
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Titles like "Dinosaurs With Jobs" and "Unicorns Are Jerks" retain some of the spirit of the 1960s, and a crowded sub-genre of books containing nothing but intricately designed swear words combines the stress-relieving joys of cursing and colouring.
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"This is all water under the bridge, I was under advice by the Department of Foreign Affairs, that I would temper my language and avoid cursing, which I am prone to do if I get emotional," Duterte said in a speech.
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The popular YouTuber and self-described "queen of shitty robots" transformed a Model 3 into an honest-to-god pickup truck, which she dubs "Truckla" — and naturally you can watch all the cutting and welding (and cursing) on her YouTube channel.
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Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 220006 candidates sound alarm MORE is at the top.
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It's a touching moment and one that ends with a description of a heated, "screaming, cursing and crying" argument between Infinite and Mela Murder, culminating with Russell—having watched on in silence—telling Infinite to go into the booth and sing.
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There are coaches cursing at referees like the NBA championship is on the line, and parents who think their 5-year-old is headed for a full basketball scholarship at Stanford just because she can dribble a ball without falling down.
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J.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 6900 candidates sound alarm MORE (D-N.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibWorld Jewish Congress condemns Tlaib for suggesting boycott of Bill Maher's show F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever A lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair MORE (D-Mich.) and Rep.
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At first it was just name-calling and cursing, Brandi told Latessa – but when Brandi became pregnant with the couple's first child, Jonathan accused her of cheating on him and would punch her in the stomach with weights, she claimed.
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Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (D), the junior senator from New Jersey.
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C.) and Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (D-N.Y.).
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J.) and Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 85003 candidates sound alarm MORE (D-N.
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J.) and Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 85033 candidates sound alarm MORE (N.
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J.) Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (D-N.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibWorld Jewish Congress condemns Tlaib for suggesting boycott of Bill Maher's show F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever A lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair MORE (D-Mich) (The Associated Press).
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The messiness of morphing is a pungent theme of "Being a Beast: Adventures Across the Species Divide," a meditative romp that leaves you laughing out loud (and occasionally cursing in anger) even as you soak up the spray of science.
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The video included Black Lives Matter Louisville leader Chanelle Helm repeatedly cursing and stating that she wished the GOP leader had "broken his little, raggedy, wrinkled-ass neck" instead of injuring his shoulder last weekend, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported.
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C.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (D-N.
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Pay $10,000 (it began at $5,000) and you get to put a plaque on a bench, saying almost whatever you want (within limits of decorum: no cursing, no advertising), up to a suggested maximum of four lines of 30 characters each.
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J.) and Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE (D-N.Y.).
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