"Is there a military general who dares to do like me, who dares to think like me?" he asked.
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Users can send their partner thousands of "dares" from the sex game app's database —which is uploaded weekly— or, write their own dares.
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Someone who dares — dares — to use the word 'lynching' with the blood that has been poured on the soil of South Carolina and so many place.
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So no one dares to call this moment … Ukrainegate?
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Today, Bashar dares to feel safe again — happy, even.
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No one dares to criticise the king's viciousness or caprice.
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Pedro picks up and knife and dares him to try.
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Vinyl dares viewers to take the leap into sappy love.
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Together they've become a force no nation alone dares challenge.
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The reason is simple: No one dares to dis Oakmont.
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Nonetheless, Ms. Marin dares to show us her uncompromising truth.
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He dares to massively cut taxes, which will benefit business.
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But what happens when he dares to step outside them?
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" She rails against "pro-menstrual propaganda" that dares "normalize this.
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It asks tough questions but never dares suggest easy answers.
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No one dares to admit a preference for war anymore.
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No one dares go to the E.R., the professor said.
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Second, he dares her to kill him, really dares her, reciting all the crimes he's guilty of and telling her how much he's wanted to kill her, and still she can't give the order.
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Other than the children no one dares come into the gym.
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Dash & Lily's Book of Dares by David Levithan and Rachel Cohn.
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Ahead, you'll find some truths and dares to get you started.
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No big news outlet dares to touch reports of widespread corruption.
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She will do the shows that nobody else dares go near.
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It also dares to ask: How much is one bromance worth?
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There's something audacious about a Black girl who dares to dream.
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But no one dares to confront the authorities with their misunderstanding.
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Dares can be character-building experiences in one's formative years, however.
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Anyone who dares to grill will face a A$1,000 fine.
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That said, Raftery dares to think bigger than the big screen.
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What manager dares to pull the plug on a hot streak?
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Now anyone who dares to challenge the status quo is demonized.
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Even its name, Suppose, dares them to question their own assumptions.
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" When a child dares to ask, "Weren't the natives always here?
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When Edna dares doubt this, Léonce calls her a bad mother.
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But "Succession&aposs" title song practically dares you to skip it.
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The Bagger dares say only Rooney Mara ("Carol") stands in her way.
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So sacred, in fact, that no one typically dares tamper with them.
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Wednesday and was expected to check in with Dares by 6 p.m.
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"Good Grief" is most sure-footed when it dares to be tender.
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The army, but nobody dares mention its name in such a context.
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Stone is willing to spell out what Trump only dares hint at.
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It's a gloriously intimidating wonder for college-buddy dares and hangover cures.
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We even subsidize such dares through the dysfunctional National Flood Insurance Program.
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And remember, "The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday" and "Who Dares Wins."
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Forty lashes for anyone who dares to enter a contestant's dressing room?
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Congress all but dares the president to veto the latest budget agreement.
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PM is one newspaper that can and dares to tell the truth.
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Among their responsibilities: silencing anyone who dares to complain about their scrapyards.
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When a woman dares to demand more, it makes us shockingly uncomfortable.
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Trump dares Pelosi to hold risky vote Trump's letter effectively dares Pelosi, who may want to protect her more moderate members from political damage, to hold a full vote in the House on moving forward with the inquiry.
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Leave it Jenni "JWoww" Farley to pipe up when no one else dares.
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Not even the Green Party dares to suggest divesting from Alberta's oil sands.
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In the song "Imagine," John Lennon dares to dream of a better world.
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American guardianship of the island is meant to ensure that China never dares.
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"I think that anyone who dares to do it is fantastic," she said.
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"Nothing," I respond curtly to any one who dares make conversation with me.
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She basically dares Camille to enter Marian's room — the root of Camille's pain.
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Germany is Europe's big economic problem, but nobody, except Washington, dares say so.
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They can make life hard for any foreign company that dares say otherwise.
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Anyone who dares disagree with their flawed thinking must be a complete moron.
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I like that Rei Kawakubo dares to be different and always take risks.
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The New York Times editorial board: Congress dares Trump to veto latest budget.
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"China dares to burn money, whereas Taiwan companies have limited resources," he said.
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"The Neon Demon" is hot garbage that dares you to call it offensive.
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"These two are fighting each other—who dares go the strongest," she said.
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That defense has proved they can dismantle any offense that dares challenge them.
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And they respond aggressively on social media to anyone who dares to dissent.
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In this one, a woman dares to leave work at 6 p.m. sharp.
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Joe Biden dares to take offense at those who specialize in being offended.
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The Instant Pot Max dares to go where no multicooker has gone before.
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In the brief interlude, Luce dares to look for Andrew—where is Andrew?
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Nobody dares talk about creating freer markets in agriculture, lest that upset villagers.
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Ideas, and even dares about eating the pods followed on Reddit and Twitter.
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In a way, this production dares to confront audience members in the moment.
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Some of the best ideas in the world start out as pub dares.
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Trump tends to lash out, viciously, at anyone who dares to contradict him.
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The Democratic Progressive Party dares to shout Taiwan independence, why don't you shout unification?!
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To call out the next person who dares equate my size with my strength.
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Academy Award winner Helena Bonham Carter, who dares to break the rules of fashion?
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The photograph almost dares its viewers to excavate a meaning out of this assemblage.
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You can even add your own dares for specific desires you've got in mind.
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As a result, nobody dares to leave work early, which makes parenthood almost impossible.
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No big political party in Canada dares take on the well-organised dairy lobby.
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Its Islamist rival, Hamas, which runs Gaza, dares not risk another war, for now.
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The chain of collisions can be as long as a physicist dares to consider.
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Instead, he watches TV and then criticizes anyone who dares to critique him. 2628.
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Those baskets are huge momentum shifts, especially when the defense dares him to shoot.
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Back in his office, Yasser tells us what he dares not tell his men.
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His documentary series on Facebook's mobile video platform dares anyone to tell him different.
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It almost dares you not to feel Hozier's soulful wails in your bone marrow.
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And it dares to wonder aloud whether we'll be forgiven for ushering it in.
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Hannah offers her nipple to her son, and dares to hope for the best.
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Perhaps what's best about Atlanta is that it dares to depict what most others don't.
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Does Vanderpump always look at people in a way that dares them to cross her?
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I like that Watchmen dares to balance not-unfamiliar contemporary politics with the superhero fantasy.
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It also dares to wonder aloud whether we'll be forgiven for ushering that future in.
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It's classically Lear-esque in form, in a way that dares to be un-hip.
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So anyone who dares do so must be a rebellious badass — and that's a problem.
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"Nobody dares to stand up to Cocobod," said one buyer, who declined to be named.
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Here is what she dares to put forth: She doesn't believe the boys were kidnapped.
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These are not mavericks, visionaries, or iconoclasts, boldly asking the questions no one else dares.
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"Nobody dares to propose that there could be any more complex life form," Orosei said.
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In fact, he takes it so seriously that he dares to tell them the truth.
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"Go ahead, Camille — prove you're not dead," John dares her as they're leaving the bar.
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The song is explicit and defiant, straightforward and smirking as it dares you to blink.
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Now he dares to blame the Palestinians for the consequences of his own irresponsible actions!
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The Sufi imam at the destroyed mosque still hardly dares to speak to foreign journalists.
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"Operation Crucible" dares to leave us — and them — in the dark for stretches of time.
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His success makes him so happy, he dares to vary his routine — just a little.
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This is par for the course for a woman who dares stand up to Bannon.
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He also dares to put down Nero's pious tutor Seneca (the stentorian bass Gianluca Buratto).
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But sales slumped in recent months, and she dares not buy more bras to stock.
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If someone dares take another crack (and someone really should), I know the perfect Freddie.
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No major company dares to speak out publicly for fear of angering the Chinese government.
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While many of the dares Franco and Roberts are challenged to complete are, well, extremely life threatening, founders Rodrigo Carvalho, Theodore Dasher and Austin Arnold have implemented several safety systems in order to make sure the dares don t put users' lives in danger.
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So if our hero ever dares to leave the neighborhood, public transport is his best bet.
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Her fierce stare dares you to pick up a pencil and begin to color her in.
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Won't You Be My Neighbor dares to make its audience feel seen and heard and loved.
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It dominates the street, the sky and the view of anyone who dares to look up.
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The paramilitaries placed a hitman in front of his mother's house, in case he dares return.
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Dares, such as "spank the ass of the other player," can easily help you get started.
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Step aside, "American Gods" and "Legion," and see how TV that dares to confuse is done.
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Perhaps he dares to follow you into the basement of Lyman Hall, to this very office.
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MacGovePrithee, peace:I dare do all that may become a man;Who dares do more is none.
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It's like a swimming coach who exhorts the swimmers but dares not wet his own feet!
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But if someone dares to cross her, she can still throw a whole lot of shade.
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It's just a series of escalating dares, each one a little more dangerous than the last.
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No one dares to stand up to him, and therefore we will make it technically impossible.
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Mr. Hill dares to portray George, her husband, as the gray nonentity she says he is.
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"Tarare," which has a libretto by Pierre Beaumarchais, dares to show the overthrow of a despot.
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Eklof subsequently inverts revenge conventions in a way that dares the audience to call it perverse.
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Denis dares to suggest that the vicissitudes of desire need not let up as one ages.
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It flutters around our legs and dares to circle near the dirty openings of our weapons.
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In many places, anyone who dares to wed across religious lines faces ostracism—and perhaps even violence.
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There is definitely a demand for child-free restaurants, but nobody dares to say it out loud.
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Frustrated with her mother's control over her life, Gypsy dares to defy her and eat a cupcake.
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Nowadays, almost no one dares to leave the comfort of their homes without carrying a portable battery.
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Ghostbusters has been getting a constant stream of hate because it dares to have a female cast.
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But what sets Mahalski apart is how he also dares to work with human bones and skulls.
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The Republican Party, on the other hand, has generally been monolithic, with an orthodoxy nobody dares question.
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Anyone who goes against the grain, isn't a sheep, and dares to question things really inspires me.
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Strong Island dares to dig deeper into a family grieving the death of one of its own.
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You'll see him on Channel 4 at the moment, in the survival show SAS: Who Dares Wins.
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The roads are being manned by soldiers who are robbing and harassing anyone who dares approach them.
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What unfolded, however, was a fiscal and moral disaster that no other state dares to fully replicate.
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Mr. Barry is a Long Island man who says he takes dares seriously, and could not resist.
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More successful as art project than satire, the show dares to ask after a definition of blackness.
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But crowds come anyway, and there are so many people that no one dares to stop them.
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The company is alerting the audience that this scene dares to portray two men engaged in sex.
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Of course, there are givens at Salzburg that no director dares tamper with, like accommodating star performers.
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Jordan Peele's second film has an ending that dares you to bring what you think to it.
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It hurts Angela so much you feel her pain when she dares him to look at her.
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"They are confident they can do anything because nobody dares criticize the Chinese government, even the Pope."
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No nation dares to attack us or our allies because they know that's the path to ruin.
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"We insist that the Maltese authorities leave no stone unturned to make sure that this atrocious, barbarous assassination does not lead to the situation that the perpetrators apparently want to achieve: that no-one dares ask pertinent questions and no journalist dares investigate the powers that be," he added.
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"We insist that the Maltese authorities leave no stone unturned to make sure that this atrocious, barbarous assassination does not lead to the situation that the perpetrators apparently want to achieve: that no one dares ask pertinent questions and no journalist dares investigate the powers that be," he said.
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In other instances, the game sheds its VR trappings and dares to throw you into disorienting combat scenarios.
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Every once in a while, a college student or recent graduate dares to launch a robotics startup and . . .
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At the same time, the lobbyists have bullied Republican lawmakers so thoroughly that none dares speak against them.
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Therefore, the wayward fatty who dares to say something positive about fat must be put in her place.
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When Queen Key dares to name her first project Eat My Pussy, she is normalizing female sexual pleasure.
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In one scene, Claire is chastised by a man for her reading habits — she dares to have opinions!
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Maxine Waters (D-California) and anyone who dares to not give him the tribute he believes he's entitled.
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And anybody who so dares to utter the words "right to exist" is undeniably a proponent of racism.
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Deepak Unnikrishnan, dares to expose the inequalities in relationships between Emiratis and the South Asian diaspora that vastly
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It's a bold novelist who dares write from the perspective of the opposite gender in these sensitive times.
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The most controversial thing Hamilton's America dares to note is that most of the Founding Fathers kept slaves.
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"Nobody dares to say anything on social media right now as they fear to be arrested," said Geumana.
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I think everybody who does this kind of thing, there's a part of them that dares to dream.
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The Watchers love them, offering dares of increasing recklessness and remuneration until the two realize they are trapped.
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And she dares not only to inhabit the role of duchess but also to make it her own.
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It's also about what happens when she dares to show her anger, fighting back against being shut out.
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This has concerned critics, who worry about his authoritarian leanings and disdain for anyone who dares to disagree.
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His success makes him so happy, he dares to vary his routine — just a little bit, at first.
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The NATO summit ended with members vowing to stick together for a future that nobody dares to define.
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He speaks little Spanish and dares not take Martin outside because the baby has no proof of identity.
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" Most Poignant Lyrics to Hear Today: "'Cause love's such an old fashioned word / And love dares you to care for / The people on the edge of the night / And love dares you to change our way of caring about ourselves / This is our last dance / This is ourselves, under pressure.
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But another lesson from the contemporary fashion era is that when a talented designer dares upend the old order and received wisdom, dares hike the eye forward to where identity wants to go, it alters the landscape for everyone: See Phoebe Philo's first collection at Céline or Alessandro Michele's Gucci.
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The online fright dares people to pour hot water on themselves or others, or drink it through a straw.
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If no one dares to invest in the US, then how can they make up for lost tax revenue?
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As The Verge's Adi Robertson wrote days after the US election, "The Handmaid's Tale dares to name an enemy."
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It was a fresh teachable moment for women everywhere about what happens when a woman dares to seek power.
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I see very little original art that's done with good placement in mind that actually dares to say something.
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The latter is what this petulant President has said he will do so long as anyone dares question him.
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His new specialty is absolutely destroying whoever dares share a track with him, whether it's Future on "Ainchu," Iamsu!
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Bernie's platform is stock populism (not coincidentally like Trump's, if one dares to claim that Trump has a platform).
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These attacks are intended to brand their targets as pariahs and stigmatize anyone who dares to challenge this narrative.
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While the plan had originally been for Sam to check in with her boyfriend, Kevin Dares, around 6 p.m.
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She's the expert witness who's able to drop knowledge on anyone who dares question the credibility of the victim.
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But is the answer to criticize any book that dares not represent the experiences of the groups named above?
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Should we get rid of the black votes, Southern votes and anyone who dares not to vote for Sanders?
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"If the regime dares, of course, to kidnap us, it will be the last mistake they make," he said.
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"She'll do the shows that nobody else dares go near," Trump said last spring, according to the Washington Post.
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China is not afraid to fight a war against anyone who dares to challenge China's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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To be fair, though, it's Ramírez who dares to drop a hint about the bond between the two adventurers.
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The items were for a juju oath, so powerful, a local priest said, that no one dares break it.
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To quote something Jake says to a grandstanding senator (Richard Schiff) who dares to question his expertise: you're welcome.
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And rather than dwell on the moment, Atlanta pushes past it and dares the audience to make its own conclusion.
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"We want to shift the paradigm for any woman entrepreneur who dares to go beyond what she has," says Kamara.
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Defiantly singing, "It's mine, I bought it", she dares anyone to question or touch the wigs she rocks with abandon.
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He is the worst, and suggests that Frank should watch his wife's reading habits — she dares to have political opinions!
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Ikea's Smart Home Dares to Make SenseKnock Ikea for its hieroglyphic building instructions, not its take on the smart home.
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" In the end, though, the sign dares visitors: "Swim with millions of jellyfish as they swarm and pulsate around you.
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Donald Trump has never held back in his criticisms of the media, Democrats, and any politician who dares disappoint him.
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No other brand dares allow an unfinished system out into the hands of its owners, like Tesla has with Summon.
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I will stand against anyone who dares to threaten individuals just because they were born across a border or ocean.
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There were the obvious hoe-shamers who troll the internet whenever a woman dares to be even a little naked.
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"I think it's a great blessing that Jennifer dares to do songs like this," he says of the catchy tune.
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If the actress dares to share a photo with people who are not Ike, he's there to question her loyalty.
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AN AWFUL curse will befall any man who dares wear the Koh-i-Noor, according to a medieval Indian text.
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Challenge Five: Senator Ernst dares her competitors to come up with catchy slogans for the Trump campaign that involve castration.
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He carries this newfound authority with pride, undermining anyone who dares speak to him, especially those in his former office.
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Since then, it has grown into an aggressive creature that growls and snaps at anyone who dares approach its owner.
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He has so few allies that he dares not risk alienating the base that helped him win the White House.
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It's a stinging slap in the face to Trump and anyone else who dares to defend the ban as constitutional.
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It's one of the few coasters I've ridden that dares you not to be completely exhilarated by everything it accomplishes.
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He insists on believing that God will provide; she, ailing and on the verge of despair, dares to doubt this.
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China's defense minister, also speaking on Sunday, said the military would fight "if anyone dares to split Taiwan from China".
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And T'Challa dares them to try to stop him as the camera pans to a giant statue of a panther.
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And only under specific conditions: a torrential downpour, thunder and lightning, conditions so intense that nobody dares to go outside.
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She recites from her autobiography with a Jamaican lilt and a disciplinarian's glare that dares you not to pay attention.
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Virtually no booth references President Trump and almost none dares to wrestle with the fractious socio-political events unfurling across Europe.
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Whenever anyone dares to open such a cruel business here, they are very quickly reported and the police take immediate action.
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At that point it bends over backwards to scream and thrash at anyone who dares ask it for a balloon animal.
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Mature red crabs head to the beach in vast numbers, ploughing through any obstacle that dares to get in their way.
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Salma faces the wrath of her parents after getting caught with her new girlfriend Dunia, whom she dares to bring home.
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The cooks are pretty stunned to see us barge in, but she has such confidence that no one dares say anything.
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Gina Rodriguez — whose hair was styled by Joico's celebrity stylist Paul Norton — also dares to bare in a low-cut gown.
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He is also a bullying critic of any independent expert who dares question such guff, including the bipartisan Congressional Budget Office.
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And students say the middle ground on campuses is in danger of becoming quicksand, a place where neither side dares tread.
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And an audience was frozen into the kind of stillness that no one dares interrupt, not even with a startled gasp.
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In other words, black protest has an impact only if it dares to challenge the integrationist mythology of the Rainbow Nation.
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Memoirs about motherhood are exceedingly common, but "Women's Work" dares to explore the labor arrangements that often make such books possible.
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WASHINGTON — It's not every day in Washington that the attorney general dares the speaker of the House to lock him up.
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A powerful fringe movement is pitted against venerable left-wing media and any liberal who dares to critique the new president.
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They have front blind spots that are INCREDIBLY dangerous to any kid or dog that dares step in front of one.
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Such distrust is a disease for a society, and it has spread to anyone who dares to criticize the A.K. Party.
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But Alba has also concocted a peppercorn-crusted beef tenderloin option for the host that dares to be a bit different.
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When terrorists target places where people are enjoying music, it dares music to be an escape in times of fear and anger.
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Rating: 😘🏆 Our thoughts: The most gamified app on our list, Desire turns romantic gestures and sexual dares into a game.
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Francesca, who's sleeping in the other room, wakes up with a start, angry that her husband's employee dares to disturb her slumber.
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No rival yet dares hammer away at this point, so the alpha-male image remains — when it could be so easily punctured.
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It was about the fact that he dares to be different in a world where being different always comes with a cost.
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Finally you even censor criticism against and a discussion about the decision — and you punish the person who dares to voice criticism.
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The finance ministry, charged with privatising state assets, dares not touch such chronic loss-makers as Air India, which employs 28,000 voters.
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After Cowell walks off, Heidi Klum dares host Nick Cannon to take a dive into a kiddie pool full of whipped cream.
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The Game: In this thriller directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, watchers present players with dares that are then streamed online.
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But there is a line one dares not cross, and that is the one of responding to violent rhetoric with violent actions.
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But "Forever" dares enough, and pulls off a high enough percentage of what it tries, that I found it worth the trip.
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Saudi Arabia's retaliation against Canada intensified, underscoring its willingness to exact a price from any country that dares to criticize the kingdom.
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But her novel, like his, dares to ask what becomes of identity and morality in the face of our globe's radical changes.
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Experts say that for decades, races — especially older ones — began because of what were essentially dares among a small group of men.
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Again, Trump supporters act without any concern for the very real threats to anyone who dares to speak out about the president.
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That said, the film, directed by J. A. Bayona, certainly dares to be darker and more substantial than the average family movie.
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It's an auspicious beginning, one that indicates this version of The L Word dares go to places its groundbreaking predecessor did not.
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But it also dares to ask: If the real world is full of corporate monsters and criminal masterminds, why not get even?
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Iowa's state party activists have pretty much threatened to leapfrog any other state that dares to schedule its primary earlier than the caucuses.
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But in short it became a national controversy, partly because almost no one in the entertainment industry dares to challenge its calcified conventions.
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I have a long history of backing down from dares, so please know that texting you is taking a whole lot of pluck.
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When a group of cash-strapped folks accept a dinner invitation from an eccentric millionaire, they find themselves attempting gross, life-threatening dares.
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Over the weekend, the American comedian was on South Korean TV show "Infinite Challenge" where he competed in various rounds of kooky dares.
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She's the American girl brave enough to take initiative when no native Japanese resident dares — a regrettable foil for stereotypes about Asian compliance.
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"If someone dares to assault one of our folks in the line of duty, they will do federal time for it," Sessions said.
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She misses her school bus and "dares" her sister to let her join in on a hooky date with sis and sis's boyfriend.
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I'm sick of the Authorities who forbid our policemen to arrest and shoot any sh*thead who dares to insult the Old Glory.
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Their elder son, Kent (Johnny Whitworth), is an Iraq war veteran plagued by post-traumatic stress disorder and memories he dares not share.
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She thinks a bigger game than she dares act, and when the chips are down, she steps back from the brink and acquiesces.
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The Trump administration rolled out a formal plan to slap sanctions on any foreign power that dares to mess with an American election.
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She adds it is not a TaskRabbit in that it contains dares or challenges making it more like a "social platform for jobs".
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We asked people to dredge up the past and divulge the worst, cruelest, craziest, and otherwise most regrettable dares they went through with.
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It's in the rocky, mud-slicked wilderness of Madagascar that we get our first sense of how Uncharted 4 dares to be different.
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O.J. Simpson's best friend is threatening to sue FX if it dares to paint him in a bad light when 'The People vs.
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What will happen to the child that dares to actually touch the majestic creature, I leave as an exercise for the reader's imagination.
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"Donald Trump dares to talk about things that other people want to brush under the carpet," the United Kingdom Independence Party head added.
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The Game: In this horror film, the object is to complete 13 dares, each of which comes with an ever-growing cash prize.
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In fact, as it zooms out into a commander's view, it joyously dares you into missteps, into spinning your way into a corner.
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Maya responds to the ensuing challenges with fierce protectiveness, teeth bared and ready to pounce on anyone who dares get in JJ's way.
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Once subversive comedians grow crotchety and rail against the younger generation's "PC culture" any time someone dares to challenge their own status quo.
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"I don't think any country dares to commit such a crime without a green light from the U.S.," he was quoted as saying.
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And not just because, as an unfettered expression of one attentive, empathetic black American's experience, it dares to bear witness and to reach.
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And idiotic reviewers from the Financial Times are desperate to quarantine any transgendered artist that dares to name this rot in her work.
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When Representative Ilhan Omar, one of only two Muslim congresswomen, dares to question this, she is pilloried and falsely accused of anti-Semitism.
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It's exciting when a festival opens with a movie that dares you to hate it, and follows that with other potentially divisive selections.
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Gun Runner (9-5) has done what the very good one's do: He goes out fast and dares someone to catch him. 113.
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No politician, Democrat or Republican, dares to make the argument today that it is our divine mission to bring liberty to the world.
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She dares him to judge her, and when he does, she strikes back, dismissing his naïve, pious criticisms of her turbo-capitalist lifestyle.
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Clearly, President Trump intends to bully the courts in the same way that he bullies anyone else who dares to disagree with him.
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He is someone who dares to go to Wuhan to report the truest conditions when the outbreak is at its most severe stage.
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But she is mystified by her grandchildren's tastes for things like Star Wars and says she hardly dares read them her own stories.
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Neither of them dares to mention this to Kenny, and with good cause, since he doles out head-butts as a common courtesy.
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Instead, he has become a victim of an increasingly widespread campaign by leftist students against anyone who dares challenge ideological orthodoxy on campus.
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Twin Peaks is back, baby — and it's fully prepared to mess with the head of any superfan who dares take it too seriously.
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At his disposal is an army of hardcore supporters ready to do his bidding, echo his message and attack anyone who dares disagree.
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Instead, A Hidden Life dares us to imagine that the latter is at least as important as the former — and maybe more so.
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"If the American empire dares to touch even one palm leaf in our territory, this will turn into a new Vietnam," he said.
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Photo: 8BitdoKirby and I will fight anyone that dares suggest the Nintendo GameCube didn't introduce one of the best controller designs of all time.
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The work environment in which Johnson must operate is particularly unwelcoming: Her colleagues glare with disgust when she dares to use a coffee pot.
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Any public servant who dares say that two plus two just might equal four is immediately accused by Trump of radicalism, treason, witch hunting.
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This nurtured sense of grievance explains the online anger every time somebody like Scorsese dares to doubt the aesthetic merits of the new regime.
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If teenagers were challenging one another to eat Tide Pods for no reason, detergent that looks like alcohol could insight way more dangerous dares.
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"Nobody dares to bet on aggressive views," Reichelt said, adding that once they decided to do so, sterling could lurch lower "in big steps".
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For example, they can ask the IRS to take a closer look at a business that dares host an event of which they disapprove.
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Anyone who dares to criticise the government risks being labelled "an enemy of the state" by the pro-government media, as she has been.
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" The twins tell her, "Fat girls give the best head," and Wes dares her to take her top off to prove she's a "slut.
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Donald Trump spread a little Christmas pain when he challenged a 7-year-old child who apparently dares to still believe in Santa Claus.
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The singer and actress routinely criticizes Trump, but beyond political outrage Cher is willing and waiting to take on anyone who dares question her.
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To take it seriously you have to believe in a vast international conspiracy involving thousands of scientists, not one of whom dares speak out.
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Racine and Anaia open the play downstage center, in glaring light, positioned in a way that invites — no, dares — us to stare at them.
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"We handed our economy to a government that has guns, media, many other things, and no one dares to compete with them," he said.
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The look on her face is wistful, almost tragic and she dares to briefly revisit a memory of an ambition that she's buried away.
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It threatens to cut off these resources if Europe dares to complain about Putin power grabs in Crimea, Eastern Ukraine, the Baltics, and elsewhere.
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About New York Standing on a walkway at the Queensbridge Houses in Queens, two young men clutched guns and snarled dares at each other.
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She has not demonstrated in any way that she is on the side of the people or dares to stand up to her bosses.
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You can easily see this in the hordes of fans that sometimes come after a critic who dares to "ruin" a film's perfect score.
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The SAS mantra, 'Who Dares Wins' can rarely be applied to dating because there is literally so much to lose by asking someone out.
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It is weird, slow, off-putting, and basically dares you to hate it every step of the way—but it's also entirely singular and unique.
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Seriously — can we get a clip of this to play every time a guy dares to wrinkle his nose at our box of Tampax Pearls?
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"Putin, for them, is the only leader who dares raise the banner and openly, without excuses, declare that he will defend traditional values," she says.
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Ansari's character dares to speak ever-so-slightly ill of La La Land, only to endure the in-person equivalent of an internet troll backlash.
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The film even dares to ask, and makes a few satisfying attempts to answer, the question of what we want and need from social media.
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And he dares to compare himself to the people who have been at the wrong end of a system that is in need of reform.
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The new film by rapper-turned-screenwriter/director Boots Riley is a condemnation of capitalism that dares to question how dark corporate greed can get.
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Running three and a half hours (with three intermissions), Mr. Icke's production dares to be as agonizingly slow-moving as the lives of its characters.
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The critics of selling out have largely disappeared, maybe because no one dares to criticize a generation so sold out by the economy and capitalism.
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This show both asks and dares to answer the question of how to escape the literal and metaphorical shackles of centuries of abuse and erasure.
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As most girls with brothers know, they may tease us relentlessly but there's hell to pay if anyone else dares harm us in any way.
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"Be a yogi that dares to care about the happiness and freedom of all beings without exception," one of the teachers says to those assembled.
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Even now, in her late 30s, she never dares to smile with an open mouth and is painfully self-conscious when a sudden laugh escapes.
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"Horace and Pete" is a riveting series that dares to take big dramatic risks, but what makes it frustrating is that its problems are mundane.
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"If anyone dares to separate Taiwan from China, the Chinese army will certainly fight, resolutely defending the country's sovereign unity and territorial integrity," Wu said.
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Second, in a far grimmer reality, he seeks to stamp out dissent by publicly humiliating anyone who dares utter even vague criticism of his rule.
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The Taliban are all around and they sniff anyone who dares to come out to travel on the road — it's like buying your own death.
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On Monday Nasheed issued a statement accusing Yameen of jailing all opposition leaders and cracking down "on anyone who dares to oppose or criticize him".
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It's become a familiar joke: when the music's loud, and emotions are high, who dares recite, in full, the lyric that eventually alights on "nigga"?
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Now, of course, all is reversed: It's renouncing the world that requires nerve and imagination, and the roar of silence that dares us to listen.
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It's a drinking crowd, and when someone dares his friend to jump off the boat, it's the captain's job to go and rescue that guy.
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That it's hard to tell the difference is a credit to the actor, who all but dares us to give up on the character altogether.
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This gently dignified piece, with childlike simplicity and few extremes, all but dares its soloist to achieve majesty at a whisper, to only suggest virtuosity.
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Macfarlane dares to go deep into earth's unseen world and illuminate what we not only shy away from but what we don't even know exists.
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Alchemy of the Soul dares to tell the truth about a beautiful county with a greedy past, desperate to satisfy the world's craving for sugar.
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In the end, he wants to make one thing clear ... he didn't get his ass whipped and pity the poor fool who dares to try.
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But branding anybody who dares question the holy Vice President's motives and that of his family as a Nazi is the lowest of low blows.
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While there, you'll want to drop by the Fondazione Prada, which does the kind of offbeat exhibitions no one else ever thinks of or dares.
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"Nobody wants to watch a middle-aged woman sweat her way through menopause," Ailes tells Carlson after she dares to appear on TV without makeup.
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Clinton with Mr. Obama —a beloved leader among African-American Democrats — this ad all but dares her primary opponent, Bernie Sanders, to try to top it.
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These in particular give texture and context to the mystery of Westworld, and perspective on some of the big questions that this show dares to ask.
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Examples include consuming shots equating to one's age, beer pong, dares, 'century club,' or any other activities involving the consumption of alcohol under duress or encouragement.
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So many other TV shows endlessly blare that something has broken but only Lodge 49 dares suggest the glue that might put things back together again.
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Whether in a bar or at Slaver's Bay, this burn works best on a fuckboi who dares doubt your status as the goddamn Mother of Burns.
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Threads dares to show audiences what they don't want to consider—that the aftermath of nuclear conflict is far worse than what happens in a flash.
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The implication here, as with all comedy that dares to skew political in the year 2018, is that this is urgent work for an urgent moment.
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Margo Martindale recurs as "Beloved Character Actress Margo Martindale," a hellraising version of herself who rages against anyone who dares disrespect her deep body of work.
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If you are a black artist who dares to deal with the past, it is not uncommon for others to question your dexterity and your authority.
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And he even exists in a movie world that, briefly, is willing to get a little bit inventive in a way that Marvel rarely dares anymore.
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When it begins you can hear a woman accusing Fetty of having just put his hands on her, and she dares him to do it again.
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In a repeat of the theme of "high schoolers that are 'trying to get something going,'" Khloé dares Malika to give a lapdance to the men.
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"President Yameen has jailed every opposition leader and cracked down on anyone who dares to oppose or criticize him," Mr. Nasheed said in his office's statement.
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Shirai, who coach Mizutori called a "special presence," says he is successful because he dares, refusing to scale back his routines in competition due to nerves.
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Good afternoon, and welcome to the Golden Beaks, the awards show that dares to ask, Who is the most beloved back-yard chicken in Silicon Valley?
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And if anyone dares go down this lane, the joke must be so hilarious that even the community who is being insulted will laugh out loud.
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Nobody seeking a career within the party dares to question any aspect of the dominating ideology, for fear of facing not just primary challenges but excommunication.
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When he crashes back to the surface, at a speed powerful enough to destroy any shelter one dares call home, I breathe a sigh of relief.
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The cut screened for me and other critics ended with a contrived but emotionally effective coup de théâtre that dares the viewer to call it cheap.
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No one dares speak, the silence broken only by too-big army-issued boots crunching to a chorus of stray-dog howls and midsummer cricket chirps.
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"Memoirs about motherhood are exceedingly common, but 'Women's Work' dares to explore the labor arrangements that often make such books possible," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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In fact, the document goes so far as to require the immediate termination of a sitting president who dares to advocate a change to the ban.
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Each Pink Lady has a distinct personality, is fiercely funny, and knows she's better than every single person who dares to enter the gang's glittering orbit.
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Masino's treason is that he dares to change sides, to ally himself with the modest, almost colorless Falcone against the predatory peacocks of La Cosa Nostra.
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Specifically, Reagan would disapprove of how Trump stokes fear and division in a cynical effort to boost his status and diminish anyone who dares oppose him.
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"While the market may be quiet, it is currently extremely intolerant of any company that dares to miss forecasts", Chris Beauchamp, an IG market analyst, wrote.
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But that also makes Brown's comments more compelling, when an increasingly mainstream company calls out its competitors and straight-up dares them to make better products.
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It would essentially be a declaration by President Trump that he is willing to fire anyone who dares to investigate him or people close to him.
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"If the regime dares, of course, to kidnap us, it will be the last mistake they make," he said, without indicating where he was speaking from.
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One of the things I like about The Americans is that it dares to have many women you can invest in, for various and diverse reasons.
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One of the few media companies that dares to criticise the government has been raided by police on grounds that would not normally attract such heavy-handedness.
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Pride and Prejudice sparkles and bubbles from its iconic first line all the way through to its conclusion, and it dares its readers not to be charmed.
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For any character who dares to suggest good and bad are not a binary but a continuum, there are four ready-made walls waiting in the wings.
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He was simply springing a trap that's been set for any woman who dares to lead: She has to have gravitas, but she can't be a bitch.
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Instead, he here bravely dares to be as small as Erie fears he may be, and I hope his performance isn't underappreciated because it lacks showy bravado.
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Including controversial policies in military spending bills is an old political trick that essentially dares your opponents to vote against the military to achieve your policy goals.
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He has never won the presidency in a free and fair election, and has maintained his grip of power by imprisoning anyone who dares to oppose him.
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Biles wore a GOAT leotard at practice on Wednesday, and why not: she now starts competitions with a sizable advantage, knowing that nobody dares approach her difficulty.
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Garrett even gets brownie points when he dares to ask Hannah a question about her for a change, about what hurdles she's had to encounter in life.
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Fall in line, and if one of you so much as dares to beep your horn I'll be introducing you to the full wrath of Her Majesty.
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His temperament, lack of discipline and desire to get even with anyone who dares say a word of criticism could imperil each and every one of us.
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Now, quite stunningly, Rosenstein, who has been behind Justice Department stonewalling of Congress for months, dares threaten even Congress for merely carrying out its fully protected duty.
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The Southwark Playhouse is another theater that does wonders in transforming a small space, and even dares to reimagine big musicals (like "Grand Hotel") within its confines.
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Yet it is Russia that seems to insist on this style of confrontation, where it acts in its own interests, then dares the world to take action.
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Yesterday, Holliday responded with the selfie and caption above to convey what not to say to a woman who dares to be both plus-size and pregnant.
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So when a friend introduces her to a real-time game app in which Players accept dares from Watchers to win cash, Vee is soon on board.
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Faced with taunts and dares, she marches into a barbershop, gets a bob and overnight is transformed into a ruthless, avenging, slash-and-burn Jazz Age vamp.
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And further afield still, Rob Wesson's DARWIN'S FIRST THEORY (Pegasus Books, $29.95) dares, thank goodness, to work some of the rare Darwinian territory that is actually underexplored.
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American history shows there's no reasonable alternative to the power of human curiosity in a democracy, especially when a president dares to claim exclusive ownership of reality.
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Politically, if he dares Democrats to ask the American people to render a verdict, he will make my day because the battle he wants is now joined.
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Normally what happens when a group of citizens dares ask for more is that they're derided as lazy or stupid or greedy or otherwise unworthy of decency.
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So, if Sweety's love dares to speak its name — mostly to worry about its acceptance — her love story has to whisper around the edges of this movie.
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Otherwise, Republicans will take Meadows' cue and cry a river of white tears each time a woman of color dares to call them out on their racism.
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It occurs in a wider context of "attacks on human rights defenders, media activists, journalists, anyone who really dares to speak up against the killings," she added.
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They're kind of fun and seemingly innocuous — after all, there's nothing inherently wrong with a notebook that dares to be anything other than black or navy blue.
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With a few notable exceptions, abortion often appears as an unnamed omen, threatening to suck the good morality out of the female character that dares to consider it.
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The North's Foreign Ministry said it "will not hesitate to pull a muscle-flexing trigger in order to defend ourselves" if anyone dares to trample over its sovereignty.
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Seriously, Republican political strategy has been exploiting racial antagonism, getting working-class whites to despise government because it dares to help Those People, for almost half a century.
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Within my 20 or so hours, I've encountered a sickness terrorizing the land, magical deceivers, and dark truths buried (literally) beneath a civilization that dares not face them.
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"Cause love's such an old-fashioned word, and love dares you to care," Bowie sings, his vocals climbing toward some aimless height at the end of the song.
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Then there were those who for some reason felt the need to shame Hadid's career and criticize her for simply being a celebrity who dares have an opinion.
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To perfect these weapons, North Korea needs to test them, and if it dares not do so for fear of the consequences, then its program is effectively frozen.
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Seeing a Civic Coupe that dares to be not just stylish (or showy, depending on the angle) but also a technological pioneer is a breath of fresh air.
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It's a frustrating film at times, so methodically paced that it practically dares the viewer to walk away, but that also feels like it's part of the point.
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It's a secret fear many of us harbor: You're all dressed up in your finery, ready to marry the love of your life, and someone dares to object.
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If Washington dares to provoke China over its core interests, Beijing won't fear setting up a showdown with the U.S., pressuring the latter to pay respect to China.
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Related: The Charleston, SC Art Gallery That Dares to Be Different | #50StatesofArt Meet Honolulu's Friendly Neighborhood Art Collective | #50StatesofArt Inside New Mexico's Body Shop-Turned-Art Gallery | #50StatesofArt
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Most of Nerve's story is laid out for you in the trailer: teens can complete crowd-sourced dares using a Periscope-like app that pays them out cash.
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Related: The Charleston, SC Art Gallery That Dares to Be Different | #50StatesofArt Meet Honolulu's Friendly Neighborhood Art Collective | #50StatesofArt Inside New Mexico's Body Shop-Turned-Art Gallery | #50StatesofArt
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Unfolding with a sincerity that dares you to roll your eyes, this warmhearted documentary by Louise Osmond wallows in its working-class roots like a horse in clover.
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The maverick director is known to ban phones from his sets and will apparently go as far as to fire anyone who dares to use one at work.
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Brodsky also vowed Friday to use Greebel's knowledge of Shkreli's purported criminal conduct on cross-examination if Shkreli dares to take the witness stand in his own defense.
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It dares to be as fanciful, histrionic, awkward and downright terrified as young people are in that period when the hormones kick in and emotions seesaw between extremes.
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This makes it all the more intriguing that season two is hurtling straight at that weak point, forcing you to look at it as much as it dares.
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The power, the pace, the panache are simply astonishing, not to mention the sheer concentration visible on Ms. Argerich's face as she dares to pull it all off.
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Whether or not she dares to take this risk, the Manchester conference has only confirmed what should have been obvious already: The status quo is not an option.
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But Mr. Duterte has a supermajority in the legislature, and partly buoyed by that, he has vowed to defy the Supreme Court if it dares to contradict him.
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In another era, this would be COMMON SENSE ... but 19 attorneys general said they will fight the President if he dares to ask people if they are citizens.
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In another era, this would be COMMON SENSE... but 19 attorneys general said they will fight the President if he dares to ask people if they are citizens.
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Seth Meyers took "A Closer Look" at it all on Monday, focusing on Trump's tray of "Arrest for Treason?" canapés, served to anyone who dares to investigate him.
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"Addressing the atavistic side of the male psyche, which gravitates toward cockfights and extreme sports, '13 Tzameti' dares you to be shocked," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.
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Related: The Charleston, SC Art Gallery That Dares to Be Different | #50StatesofArt Meet Honolulu's Friendly Neighborhood Art Collective | #50StatesofArt Inside New Mexico's Body Shop-Turned-Art Gallery | #50StatesofArt
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Okay, here's the Guardian from shortly before the election:Bolsonaro's loyal volunteer "army" administer the WhatsApp groups and stand ready to ban infiltrators – or anyone who dares question their leader.
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"People should never send dares that are too risky for themselves to do because otherwise they have to pay three times, so it keeps things pretty safe," adds Dasher.
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The way this logic goes, Roseanne is one of the only shows on TV that dares talk about "economic diversity" and "cultural divisions," political correctness or whatever be damned.
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We're seeing wages stagnate, income funneled into the hands of a few, the destruction of reliable occupations, and mega-corporations gobbling up every competitor that dares threaten their dominance.
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They say that if he dares to publicly talk about lives lost to guns, Congress might retaliate by taking away CDC funding for a whole host of safety issues.
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Obviously, a viral video is the way to kick off their ploy, so they make an escalating series of dares to celebrities to do self-destructive and gross stuff.
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But in his new novel, a monologue intercut with the judge's memories, David Grossman, a fine Israeli writer, dares to turn the spotlight on a real, if ruinous, talent.
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Terrified that he will be found out, Jeffrey clings to the heterosexual mirage the military forces him into — a violation it dares to recontextualize as his duty to uphold.
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The president's scheme to revive the 1970s economy through protectionism and deregulation is unrealistic, as Mr Rubio—who these days dares not criticise Mr Trump—cannot help but acknowledge.
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But when Chic Fil-A or Hobby Lobby even dares to speak out on the views of the people who own those companies, then there are criticisms of it.
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In 2007, Japanese ROM hacker T. Takemoto created Kaizo Mario World, an unbelievably challenging set of Mario levels meant to trick, test, and destroy anyone who dares play it.
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But what's most deplorable is the knee-jerk pushback against anyone who dares point out this reality, as though exposing the deplorable is worse than the deplorable things themselves.
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King Vajiralongkorn has appropriated the old parliament building, which stands on royal property, for some unspecified purpose that, under the country's harsh lèse-majesté laws, no one dares question.
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TRUMP DARES CUOMO TO RUN AGAINST HIM IN 2020 "Cynthia will debate Governor Cuomo backwards and in high heels if she has to," said top Nixon strategist Rebecca Katz.
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Eventually all this leads to Dave Schultz's death, in a fit of du Pont's rage, after he finally dares to say no to du Pont and challenges his ego.
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No one can dispute that Trump has lashed out on Twitter and in the media against anyone who dares criticize him or even just fails to kiss his ring.
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" (A Depeche Mode shout-out?) This declaration is made early in the play, after the nasty nobleman De Guiche (Ritchie Coster) dares to describe Cyrano's very presence as "offensive.
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Dawn delivers a brief yet eerie portrait of an ingenuous young woman who dares to assert her will beyond the grip of patriarchy — and the disastrous consequences that follow.
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If Trump dares to seek a private meeting with Vladimir Putin with no Americans present, special counsel Mueller should have a representative present at their meeting, just in case.
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In modeling her proposed bill after a modest, commonly adopted form of arts legislation, Grullón dares lawmakers and art world onlookers to discredit the proposal as unrealistic and overambitious.
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Instead, McPherson dares to present music as belonging to a parallel universe, a realm that abuts the dreary reality of the play's here and now but never overlaps it.
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Much like Halldor Laxness's 'Independent People' the book conjures a mountainous, wintry place where geography exerts a powerful pull on anyone who dares to try to call it home.
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This passage transits some of the most scenic northern waterways in the world, and, if one dares to venture off the main shipping lanes, some of the most remote.
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The big question is whether she dares to accept a decision which will not be backed by all or whether she opts for unanimity which then might underwhelm markets.
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The confidence DeVito brings to her vocals is a real mood and that early '80s disco/pop beat is the flashing light that dares you to make a move.
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"Momo's" Whats-app numbers floated around Facebook, and if a challenge seeker texted the being, it would send increasingly dangerous dares until it challenged the player to kill themself.
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You could cry anti-Semitism, but you'd be taking the bait; the movie calculates its ethnic stereotypes to offend and dares you not to be in on the gag.
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Love and light to anyone who dares step into the complicated web that is Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau's marriage, but if anyone could handle it, it's a Cyrus.
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However, in the Cooper Hewitt show "The Jazz Age: American Style in the 1920s," which opens on Friday, Art Deco is the movement that dares not speak its name.
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At a time when indie-rock seems be growing more culturally marginal by the day, "Crack-Up" is a defiant artistic statement, an album that dares to feel important.
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" Because Trump's bread and butter is discord and division, Cillizza argued, anyone who now dares to be divisive — including Democrats — are "unwittingly giving his worldview that much more power.
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Yet, despite that surface-level commentary, the movie finds its footing when it dares to pose tough questions about female allyship, and how it can fail to protect us.
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After hitting the DRS, the car dares you to keep your right foot planted on the throttle, then instantly hunkers down under braking with a stability I've rarely experienced.
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His McEnroe is in a state of perpetual motion, unable to modulate his behavior, and seemingly terrified at what might happen if he ever dares to slow down to reflect.
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In a time when any woman who dares to raise a lightsaber or bust a ghost incurs the wrath of troll armies, Buffy's hero's journey feels more essential than ever.
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In this current era of cynicism and despair, Pinker dares to suggest that things are, slowly but surely, getting better—and that we have Enlightenment and humanist values to thank.
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It will help organize and mobilize voters and remind any Republican politician who dares to think of criticizing the President that there will be hell to pay in future elections.
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Since it dares to take responsibility for the truth and combat lies, it can't help but crash up against modern Russia, with its troll factories, election interference, and fake news.
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Bangladesh (CNN)Bangladesh has become a dangerous place for anyone who dares to cross an invisible line set by Islamic extremists intent on silencing dissenting voices with knives and guns.
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One friend group wore matching buttons which read, "SHE WHO DARES WINS" — a meaningless phrase I am fully confident will one day become a slogan for a feminist smoothie shop.
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Their aim is to keep imprisoning us until no one dares return, and the Islamic Republic of Iran itself effectively becomes a prison, isolated from the rest of the world.
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"The goal seems to be to terrorize society, to show that anyone who dares criticize the government will face a similar fate," said Mohamed Elmissiry, a researcher with Amnesty International.
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It dares to examine sex as a kind of transaction of power, where men and women can use it to level the playing field, even in a stultifying patriarchal system.
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The Mouse House is so protective of its properties and their plot details, the thinking goes, that anyone who dares reveal something too soon would be shot on the spot.
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Not content to just argue with a critic, Trump returned to his longstanding practice of flinging mud at everyone and anyone who dares to question the limits of his authority.
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The heroes first rely on the teens of the world to pick dares that will just embarrass them or risk parental disapproval, and not carry any real chance of death.
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Often such works are grossly overwritten (Enver Hoxha's memoirs ran to thirty volumes) and/or plainly incomprehensible—but when you rule with an iron fist, who dares to edit you?
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"You call yourself a big and strong nation, but how come a small country like Indonesia dares to slap your face?" a user wrote on Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter.
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Another Kenzo slogan says its fragrance "dares everything," a classic piece of grammatically questionable perfume PR that means nothing, but plays on vague emotional cues to sound important and aspirational.
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Angelina Jolie Pitt dares you to watch her and her husband, Brad Pitt, as they watch others in "By the Sea," her voyeuristic take on the classic art house film.
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Damien Chazelle's deft direction and J.K. Simmons' explosive performance makes for a thrilling ride you can't take your eyes away from (even though the film dares you to do so).
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"Never say 'marijuana' again in this courthouse until you call the police on your friend from college who dares to smoke it when he has children at home," she fumes.
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In a world that largely uses binaries in its treatment of sexual identity, telling the story of one who dares to color outside the lines requires quite the creative touch.
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She almost dares her viewers to search for meaning, challenging them to make sense of what she herself has not decoded — notably, she has often resisted interpreting her own work.
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With irresistible effrontery, "Substitute" dares its readers to ask, "Is all this tedium really necessary?" only to have us turn and ask the same question on behalf of our kids.
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The gray-scale piece is full of spiky plants, or small trees whose roots could probably curl tightly enough around ankles to trip anyone who dares to walk amid them.
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Anyway, Wheeler — a word snob who has a gift for stating home truths that nobody else dares utter — soon has the audience in the palm of his 11 ½-sized hand.
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And there is also little doubt that this move was intentional retribution -- and designed to send a clear message to any other government official who dares to challenge the President.
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The players take on dares from the watchers for prize money, and the more watchers they get, the higher they advance in the game, turning them into instant, online celebrities.
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The producers dares to assume the audience will want to watch people who have gray hair or bifocals or a body mass index over 19, and their bet pays off.
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In addition, this British production dares to cast two older actors in central roles, with the four-episode miniseries marking another step up in class and ambition for the streaming service.
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She once again proved this earlier today when she tweeted several responses to those suggesting that she is less deserving of respect because she dares to express sexuality in her music.
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As we saw last week, Cersei has been sending her 7-foot, probably zombie sidekick the Mountain to literally bash the skulls of anybody who dares to laugh at her humiliation.
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While charging stations will tether our electric cars to cords for some time, Tesla Model 3 dares to be cordless in the phones that double as keys to power our cars.
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And cinema that dares us to sit with the story, to immerse ourselves in its beauty rather than be propelled along by its plot, is still rare from an American filmmaker.
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The agony that bubbled beneath Fleabag's roiling surface in Season 1 has been buried deep down, and the pain is her anchor to emotion when she dares to feel anything else.
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In response to viral internet dares like the Bird Box and Tide Pod challenges, YouTube has updated its content guidelines to ban videos of people doing dangerous shit for the views.
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And I&aposll tell you right now, I will be the first person to come to your defense if I&aposm there and anyone ever dares lay a hand on you.
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That struggle results in something incredibly rare: a mainstream superhero film that dares to dig into the turmoil and painful history of the real world, and unearths joy in the process.
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But there have also been some truly stellar episodes that — as with any great Veep episode — let Louis-Dreyfus unleash pure hell on anyone who dares to get in Selina's way.
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Most worrying is the polarisation in Turkey, where President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, backed by toadying advisers and belligerent state media, hisses accusations of treachery at anyone who dares oppose his government.
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"Nowadays it has become a race between physicians and nutritionists to see who dares to feed vegetables and solid food the earliest," a pediatrician at the Mayo Clinic wrote in 1954.
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In each case, the carefully managed tensions of the plot invite you to be excited, while the bleakness of the historical facts at once dares and forbids you to enjoy yourself.
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Through that lens, the pushback to the KonMari shop seems owed, at least in part, to the fact that Kondo is a Japanese woman who dares to build a global empire.
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He doesn't tell the truth about things that are easily and provably false -- largest inauguration crowd ever, millions of illegal votes cast -- and then dares those around him to question him.
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What infuriates me is that, in the end, the real activists always end up being killed or disappeared, and they're the ones who risk publishing what no one else dares to.
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And though the divided Britain of 2017 inspires lamentations about a party — and a nation — at war within itself, "Labour" dares to end on a note of guarded but cheering optimism.
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But I most dread the rhyming history we are plunged into now: the merciless pummeling of a woman who dares to obstruct the glide path of a conservative Supreme Court nominee.
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" Here Greenblatt dares to hope, keeping faith, as he feels Shakespeare does, with "the sheer unpredictability of collective life, its refusal to march in lock step to any one person's orders.
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With the same confidence as when she's closely paraphrasing Dickinson's letters, Ackmann dares to tell us what Dickinson thinks, or even, occasionally, does, when these thoughts or actions can't be known.
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And he is acutely aware that his surname, which doubles as a racial slur, can teeter like an unexploded bomb on the lips of every Mississippian who dares to mutter it.
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The Bachelorette is so far up its own champagne flute that Chad — the villain whose cheekbone beard extensions no one dares to talk about — is the real hero of Season 12.
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Without ever being preachy or dull, Arrival dares to put academic research at the center of a blockbuster, and it unfolds as the most thoughtful sci-fi story of the decade.
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The racism that underlies the characterizations of her as hypersexual, aggressive, and animalistic also means that when she dares to express frustration, she's stamped with the infamous "angry black woman" stereotype.
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She's a white woman who casts herself in Beyoncé's image, a white woman who dares to twerk, a white woman who suggests that lovemaking be rewarded with a trip to Red Lobster.
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A potential PMS-fuelled "screw you" to ~The Man~ who dares charge A$6.10 for a measly 14-pack of sanitary items no one wants, but half the population needs, because nature.
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"I am deeply supportive and proud of this giant of a principled man, that dares to put his shoulder to the wind and stands firm with his sense of honour and truth."
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It dares to imagine a life for her that may or may not have led to bigger things onscreen, but that continued — imperfect and alive and no longer frozen in tragedy forever.
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The island seems to be deserted, but she's got a whole spread out, complete with Champagne, petit fours, and a shotgun at the ready for anyone that even dares kill her vibe.
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The lengthy letter all but dares House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to hold a formal vote opening an impeachment inquiry into Trump, though it does not explicitly call on her to do so.
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The Jazz do an excellent job of funneling ball-handlers toward him in the paint, and he does an even better job of thwarting anyone who dares challenge him at the rim.
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Grammy winning singer Lupillo Rivera -- an icon in Mexico and among Latinos around the world -- tells us why he dares not compare himself to the Kardashians ... he says just look at 'em.
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"I hope for a leadership that steps up, sets clear targets and dares to nail a number of commitments without us having all the solutions," Inter IKEA CEO Torbjorn Loof told Reuters.
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There's a 15-second silence between the end of "A Shadow In Time" and the first snap of applause from the audience—Basinski doesn't move in the meantime and nobody else dares.
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These men's bids for relative anonymity are not taken as coy dares, but understood as indications of their sober and pure commitment to art, which accordingly should not be challenged or transgressed.
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He seems unable to do anything other than give them what they want, egging on their anger against every protester who dares to appear, quickening the spiral of violence at his rallies.
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If any subsequent administration dares to relax the Obama standards to safeguard affordability and consumer choice, California will threaten to de-couple from the "harmonized" program and balkanize the U.S. auto market.
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The Stakes: The watchers have access to players' social media accounts, and use that information to tap into a player's fears and desires through customized dares, some far more treacherous than others.
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I am deeply supportive and proud of this giant of a principled man, that dares to put his shoulder to the wind and stands firm with his sense of honour and truth.
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DeGeneres presented the donation from Walmart to James after he appeared on the show with actor Channing Tatum to promote their new film "Smallfoot" while competing in the show's "ridiculous dares" segment.
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Those who are willing to overlook the apparent unseemliness of the Cow Tale will be rewarded with a truly delicious treat that dares to combine caramel with an ingredient other than chocolate.
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Adesanya dares to be great, and if he books himself a bout against the light heavyweight king Jon Jones, and win, the UFC would have an all-time great on its hands.
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When another character, who dares to return to Athens to work for a wealthy businessman, also disappears, his father roams the island begging anyone he encounters to help him find his son.
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The camera dares to creep closer, abandoning its two-shot tableaus to focus in on Milla's face, still round like a child's, as she reacquaints herself with the world as a mother.
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Appealing, partly because it's so unembarrassed by its genre's done-to-death social-injustice themes, this undercooked blend of science fiction and family drama virtually dares you to turn up your nose.
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The situation, he says, is so fraught that a large part of the city is under insurgent control and no one dares claim the tens of dead bodies lying in the street.
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"Everyone in that room wants Trump to win the presidency, but no one dares wait for that to happen to keep the Republican majority," said an elite donor who attended the meeting.
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And that if she dares to step outside of the foods that will keep her perfectly slim and trim, then she is by default 'cheating' and needs to feel some sense of remorse.
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Now, several years after this entire mess, the only gifts I will accept are dildos, and I'm profoundly offended if anybody dares to associate me with anything but dicks, ass- holes, and rainbows.
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It dares music to mean something greater to the people who go out to enjoy it in hopes of capturing a brief and magical moment before they return to the rigor of living.
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In a recent YouTube clip, Thrones star Kit Harington gladly accepted Elmo's "Share the Laughter" challenge, a promotion that dares people tell a joke, record it, and then share it on social media.
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But the last eight-feet can be the most terrifying of all with this haunted hallway featuring screaming animatronic zombies reaching out and clawing at anyone who dares ask you for free candy.
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McCoy says the boys were playing "Truth or Dare" when one of the dares was to go up to McCoy's 12-year-old daughter and call her the n-word to her face.
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"If the U.S. dares opt for a military action … the DPRK is ready to react to any mode of war desired by the U.S.," the state-run Korean Central News Agency said Monday.
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This young woman explained that if she dares question the liberal groupthink of her high school teachers, whether in a written essay or a classroom discussion, she is penalized academically in some way.
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Because behind all the free food and wonderful perks lurk a few paranoid and powerful kings who see it as their right to squash any employee who dares to stand in their way.
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In fact, they punish any politician who dares to reveal the fact that almost half of the electorate pays no federal income taxes — witness what happened to Romney in the 2008 presidential election.
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And when a hard-working, firm-voiced Mr. Cooper faces out front and dares the playgoing public not to like him, it's difficult not to feel that his wish is the audience's command.
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Yet the film also dares us to write Mr. Robbins off as a huckster-genius; dipping behind the scenes, it exposes the intensive planning and detailed post-mortems that accompany each daily session.
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But when a DJ dares to stray from the usual fodder, as recent events would suggest, they're often inundated with negative responses telling them, in so many words, to stay out of politics.
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But if Trump dares Congress to act by firing the attorney general and special counsel, then Congress could (and probably would) respond with a more direct set of inquiries focused on Trump himself.
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Casual conversation could become criminal if she or someone else dares to take notes about what was discussed, and if the government deems the information vital to its broadened definition of national interests.
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It's the rare movie that dares to show us what unconditional love is, not just from romantic interests, but also from the people who love us the most and know us the best.
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It's Complicated is the rare story that dares to show the silver linings of divorce, putting forth the idea that signing the divorce papers doesn't have to be the end of the relationship.
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He has recently retired and now spends much of his time on social media, posting long-winded political rants and engaging in emotional arguments with anyone who dares to comment on his posts.
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The petition's mention of the DOJ Obergefell brief almost dares the Trump Justice Department to weigh in on Lambda's request for Supreme Court review even though it's not a party in the case.
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Proudly flouting convention and brazenly bending the law, he dares them to try to muscle him back into line, but it turns out that any such effort is anything but swift and sure.
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"Loujain's abuse exemplifies the methods of Saudi thuggish and lawless leadership, hellbent on exacting sadistic vengeance against any citizen who dares to think freely," Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch told me.
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For the moment, the voices that speak the loudest inside the GOP are solidly behind Trump, and any politician who publicly dares to disagree runs the risk of becoming the next Jeff Flake.
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All of this probably comes with the territory of being a pop star who dares to be political, but one punch taken uniquely at Swift was a conservative meme, adapted just for her.
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In a world filled with plus-sized people, primetime TV rarely dares depict them in romantic settings, along with the insecurities and hardships Kate has faced, both in her younger and grown-up incarnations.
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And dares to talk about his victimization and compare it to those who have suffered in a criminal justice system in America that has too often been informed by racial bias and by injustice.
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Again, that sounds cheesy, but Lodge 49 dares you to call it cheesy by embracing its belief in the power of human connection with a big smile and a healthy dose of the weird.
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There are no jump scares as you explore the house, only a sense of dread that grows as you inch your way through corridors cloaked in a darkness that dares you to step forward.
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Whether it's the "hubris" of Megyn Kelly, of Fox, who dares challenge Trump on camera, or the fact of his opponent, Hillary Clinton, continuing to dominate him in the polls, Trump can't stand it.
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Historians there say no one dares criticise VW, and recall hosting an exhibition in 2014 that urged visitors to "learn from Detroit", suggesting that the city's reliance on VW was a "ticking time-bomb".
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The first of many instances of robotic nudity in the anime, it both dares the viewer to sexualize Kusanagi and confronts them with the reality that her body is a terrifying weapon, a tool.
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Nike Air Max 6955 OGThis bold and quirky style may not be for everyone, but anyone who dares pull it off (like our market editor, Rachel Besser) gets major street cred in our book.
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"If convict Sam Rainsy dares to enter Cambodia, there may be a third party shooting to kill convict Sam Rainsy and put the blame on the royal government of Cambodia," Sok Eysan told Reuters.
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"Unlike existing campaign finance law ... the vague and overly broad new definition of PASO communications applies year-round and threatens to consume any legislative advocacy that dares mention an elected official," the letter says.
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"In PDVSA, nobody dares sign anything now, not even a Christmas card," said one executive at a joint venture between PDVSA and a foreign firm in the Orinoco oil belt, asking to remain anonymous.
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It not only dares to take the romantic and emotional lives of gay men seriously — a rarity on TV — but in its most deeply felt episodes, it features some of TV's most transcendent filmmaking.
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"The racism that underlies the characterizations of [Williams] as hypersexual, aggressive, and animalistic also means that when she dares to express frustration, she's stamped with the infamous 'angry black woman' stereotype," Desmond-Harris wrote.
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" Dan Saltzstein, our special projects editorial director, dares you not to get sucked in: "It turns out the man behind the character was a Jewish songwriter and impresario from New York named Billy Rose.
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"No one ever dares to say 'think about it' or 'accept it' — anyone who does so will be severely attacked," said Joseph Cheng, who led a broad coalition of pro-democracy groups in 2014.
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In this sensitive character study (translated by Lindy Falk van Rooyen), Agnete Friis, who writes the Nina Borg mysteries with Lene Kaaberbol, dares us to confront our prejudices against bad mothers and other outcasts.
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Ms. Tamblyn dares to tell this story without actually telling the story — little is learned of Michael or why he killed himself, and his relationship with Josie is seen only in flashbacks and fantasies.
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And few animated films were as wildly inventive with the medium than Fantasia, a series of innovative shorts that pushes animation to its then-limits as it dares to tackle highbrow topics like evolution.
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A wide-open goal post for accusations of triteness and affectation, Marc Webb's "The Only Living Boy in New York" dares us to score the second we hear Jeff Bridges's cynical, omniscient voice-over.
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His mother is angry at him — she's afraid of what will happen to a black man in the deep south who dares to take on that task — but he's full of ideals and undeterred.
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Much like female-centric coming-of-age films like Lady Bird (the high school indie darling where Feldstein cut her teeth), Booksmart dares to embrace the realer, raunchier moments of high school girl horniness.
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"The goal seems to be to terrorize society, to show that anyone who dares criticize the government will face a similar fate," Mohamed Elmissiry, a researcher with Amnesty International, told the New York Times.
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In the worst case, they will destroy the entire business of the startup that dares, but then bankruptcy might have been pretty much guaranteed anyway, based on the undetermined time of the FCC appeal process.
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Not to be confused with the even-more-sex-packed Gaspar Noé film of same name, Netflix's Love is actually about all the mess that happens before anyone actually dares to say the "L" word.
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Double Dog, which launched Tuesday, is a real-life game that allows users to send and receive dares from the community around them, and potentially earn money after posting a video of the completed dare.
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Governments who pursue an aggressively anti-refugee agenda have not only sought to make life miserable for people exercising their fundamental right to seek asylum, they are now punishing anyone who dares to help them.
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Her defenders argue she is being attacked in bad faith as a Muslim woman of color who dares to criticize Israel, pointing out that anti-Semitism on the right doesn't get nearly this much attention.
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A Huge Caravan Of Central Americans Is Headed For The US, And No One In Mexico Dares To Stop Them They Wanted Everyone To Hear About The Migrants Coming To The US. Then Everyone Did.
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Los Angeles (CNN)"Better Late Than Never" is a refreshing idea for a reality show, if only because it dares to feature as its stars four guys who, taken together, are almost 300 years old.
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Step 4: Your cheekbones are already sharp enough to cut glass (and, if necessary, the throat of any man who dares to cross you), so you don't technically need contouring, but why the hell not?
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Ultimately, what hems in this Ghostbusters isn't the fact that Feig dares to mess with the franchise, but rather that he doesn't screw it up enough—instead he adheres to the rules such reboots require.
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The series of dares serve as his personal effort to raise money for a scholarship in honor of his cousin Rylee Sears, who passed away last year of meningococcal meningitis at the age of 16.
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An open marriage, where a husband and wife meet paramours virtually while wearing body suits, is torn apart when their neglected son does the one thing nobody dares do any more: he leaves the house.
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Dares also said the couple had hiked together on the peak around a half-dozen times, and that while Sam was known to go off by herself, she had always been careful while hiking alone.
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Just hours before voting ends, Trump himself made it clear that he has little tolerance for any Republican who dares cross him: Mark Sanford has been very unhelpful to me in my campaign to MAGA.
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The drinking rules can also be adjusted however you want — you can include some drinking-related dares on the block ("Finish your drink"), or have players drink when they can't (or won't) complete a dare.
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What was, and remains, revolutionary about "1776" is that, in following the long and winding deliberations of contentious men in a closed room, it dares to be as dull as real politics can often be.
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These ads reaffirm that anyone who dares say that breastfeeding is better than formula feeding is a jerk, someone who wants to prove she's better than others and who has no problem igniting mommy wars.
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"The Versace clan dares and says what it believes and sets itself apart from the crowds thanks to its style choices ... there are no in-betweens, no compromises," a style note by the brand said.
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Instead, it dares to ask what happens if saving the day means taking real, tangible losses — a concept so foreign that it comes in the form of an intergalactic purple titan named Thanos (Josh Brolin).
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As planking and Tebowing showed, "kids these days and their digital dares!" is an established traffic machine for click-based media companies; adding an element of peril only increases the rueful headshaking over Gen-Z shenanigans.
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Things are snoozy in King's Landing as well, even with Cersei Lannister getting shut out of her daughter's funeral and The Mountain bashing in the odd head who dares to speak ill of his lady (+10).
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And, it's poised to transform Gomez from that girl who's a former child star and has dated a couple of famous guys into a grown-up pop star who dares you not to take her seriously.
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"I am deeply supportive and proud of this giant of a principled man, that dares to put his shoulder to the wind and stands firm with his sense of honour and truth," Ferguson wrote on Instagram.
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"We've watched for years as the far-left and the media look for every possible way to demonize, stereotype, and publicly castigate every young person who dares to get involved with Republican politics," the statement read.
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Unlike other hard-liners, he dares to criticize the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps for its influence over Iran's economy and the power it gives Mr. Khamenei, who has sole authority to direct the vast paramilitary force.
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Her spacesuit has Google and Coca-Cola logos emblazoned on it, and, among the big-time donors are the major networks, as well as a Japanese game show that dares her to eat zero-gravity marshmallows.
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By threatening to cancel a government contract the moment he felt criticized, Trump again sent a message -- not just to Boeing -- that anyone who dares challenge him, or his ideas, policies or statements, might pay a price.
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Buckle up, rose lovers, because in this exclusive preview of Monday's episode, Demi returns from her chat with Colton on the group date and then dares to handle the rose, while the other "ladies" watch in horror.
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The campaign, launched by microbial health company Seed, dares you to "give a shit" for science by uploading photos of your feces so that scientists can use it to train an AI platform launched out of MIT.
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The dark road begins when Serena dares to rebuke the producers' request she keep a jockey (Joe Abraham) for three episodes of height-related drama and then runs away from filming with handsome firefighter Owen (Alex Hernandez).
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Marginalized fans can often bear the burden of speaking up for their groups, but transformative fandom gives them an eager audience that dares to shake up established lore through gender- and race-swapping, among other storytelling approaches.
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"The SRB is the most useless institution in Europe because no-one dares to use it at the moment," one European regulator said of the euro zone's Single Resolution Board, which is in charge of bail-ins.
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Let us stand and be counted together to put an end to smearing anyone who dares to speak out, an end to questioning why we wait so long after our bodies, hearts, souls, and psyches first suffered.
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Wisin spoke to PEOPLE CHICA about working with Lopez and what they duo set out to accomplish with "Amor, Amor, Amor": "I think it's a great blessing that Jennifer dares to do songs like this," he said.
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In building his thesis he dares to pronounce on topics as various as the course of technology, secular stagnation, spatial economics and the rage against globalisation—each of which might command a large volume of its own.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Abdulle Abdi Mohamud stands outside Somalia's National Theater seven years after a suicide bomb attack shut it down, and dares to dream of an unlikely second act for the venue - and his own acting career.
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A serious effort to dramatize a rape and its repercussions, it also dares itself to be a satire, a high school comedy and a coming-of-age story in which victimization is turned into strength through insight.
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And instead of processing criticism constructively and using it to improve, Pence and Azar's defense of the Trump family's incendiary comments indicate that anybody who dares to point out problems will become a target for criticism themselves.
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The thriller, which also draws on the voice-acting talents of David Schwimmer, David Cross and Amy Sedaris, is well-suited to our paranoid times; more important, its first episode all but dares you to stop listening.
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The aptly titled Star Wars Trivia Game is 30% off at Amazon and sells for only $13.99, and includes a whopping 650 questions to test the mettle of anyone who dares to call themselves a Jedi Master.
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And Trump cannot address a crowd without spewing vile hatred toward anyone who dares criticize him, as he regularly bad-mouths the essential pillars of our democracy, especially the press, the judiciary, the civil service and Congress.
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Waititi's film, which opened this past weekend to mixed reviews and strong box office numbers, dares audiences to laugh at Nazis — who have generally been regarded for most of the past century as nothing to joke about.
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The format of "Moranifesto" dares readers to reckon with this internalized sexism: Isn't it kind of, you know, silly to pair a breathlessly objectifying profile of Benedict Cumberbatch with a heartfelt plea to empathize with political refugees?
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Anyone who dares punch right" — as in, anyone who criticizes those who wear neo-Nazi regalia to rallies or uses white supremacist slogans in public — "should be descended upon with all of the venom we can muster.
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" The politician also addressed Harry's comments that he and Markle will only have two children, saying: "We've been told in the last week that Meghan and Harry will only have two children … and we're all completely ignoring, the real problem the Earth faces, and that is the fact the population of the globe is exploding but no one dares talk about it, no one dares deal with it, and whether Prince Harry has two kids is irrelevant given there are now 2.6 billion Chinese and Indians on this Earth.
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In 2017, a couple from Texas connected their 15-year-old son's suicide to the "Blue Whale Challenge," a game where participants are asked to fulfill a series of increasingly dangerous dares over the course of 50 days.
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David Dai, general manager of Shanghai Wisdom Investment Co Ltd, said he no longer dares buy small caps amid increasing signs of "bloodbath accounting", where companies unexpectedly conduct massive write-offs during bad years to wash the books.
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Soon, his only real competition is current champion (of what, we are never told) Vikram (Jas Arora), a haughty prince who turns up his nose at Ali, a slum dweller who dares to play the rich man's sport.
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"If someone dares to disagree, does that person want to risk not being elected again?" said Arsul Sani, a lawmaker from the United Development Party, an Islamic party, who has been involved in drafting revisions to the law.
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Though no one dares talk about it, the elderly still remember mass starvation during the "Great Leap Forward" of 1958-33, when Mao Zedong forced peasants onto collective farms, where tens of millions died of hunger and disease.
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That is what Turkey does every time a foreign government dares to challenge its discredited claim that the Armenians perished in the cruel fog of World War I, and not in a premeditated attempt to eradicate a people.
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It ran under the headline "In His New Novel, Ben Winters Dares to Mix Slavery and Sci-Fi" and praised Winters's "risky" and "brazen" choice to use science fiction to write about slavery, especially as a white man.
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But at a time when it's easier than ever to both access new information and confirm what you want to believe, a record that dares its audience to do some soul searching feels particularly salient, and even political.
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Anyone looking for contemporary evidence that a woman who dares enter politics has relinquished any right to respect, much less chivalry, need only peruse the slogans on many T-shirts, buttons, and bumper stickers found at Trump events.
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Like many of us who care about food policy and public health, Wilson is slack-jawed at the boldness of Chile's mandatory food labeling, which dares imply right on the label that some foods are bad for you.
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In this project, and in the dozens more that comprise her practice, Weems addresses questions of power, violence, exclusion, access and authority — especially as they pertain to race and gender — and dares her viewers to do the same.
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Whatever the results from the caucuses (and anyone who dares predict the outcome probably has not ventured closer to Iowa than a TV greenroom in northwest Washington), Klobuchar is determined to carry on through the New Hampshire primary.
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Yet to hear Gillis and many others talk about cancel culture, you might think it's some sort of "celebrity hunting season" — an unstoppable force descending to ruin the careers of anyone who dares to push society's moral boundaries.
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It's noticeable, and it's hard not to think that choice is designed to avoid further angering those fans who harbor a racist vendetta against a movie that dares to cast an Asian woman in a co-starring role.
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"The entire U.S. mainland is within our firing range and if the U.S. dares to invade our sacred territory even an inch it will not escape our severe punishment in any part of the globe," the statement read.
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They say we are traitors to our gender because we choose to think for ourselves, and that is -- and they want -- it&aposs a warning to anyone who dares to see the amazing, fabulous economic news and rethink this.
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His predatory behavior, meanwhile, is depicted through his domineering relationship with booker Laurie Luhn (a haunting Annabelle Wallis), although even Ailes wife, Elizabeth (Sienna Miller), is managed when she dares exhibit independence or, in his eyes, risks undermining him.
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A conservative commentator in St Louis was forced off a television show in April after he threatened a sexual attack with a "hot poker" on David Hogg, a Parkland student who dares to say why he favours gun control.
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It's an invocation of the right-wing specter of political correctness, which posits that the freedom of privileged white people, usually men, is impinged upon by anyone else who dares to fight for the recognition of their own humanity.
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The allegation of transphobia is not only being made against those who are actually hateful towards trans people, but is now used for anyone who dares dissent from the claims of this ideology or who supports sex-based rights.
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And much as he wants to counterpunch and fire rhetorical missiles at any other leader who dares threaten the United States or make negative comments about him, President Trump has no need to publicly threaten and insult other nations.
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Still, there's something to be said for any movie that dares to inject climate change into multiplex horror—which usually offers apolitical blood-soaked escapism that's as easy to brush off as the popcorn that accumulates on your pants.
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And then perhaps he dares to follow you out of the building and to the parking lot where lights glimmer at the tops of tall poles...) (Perhaps all these sightings, if that is what they are, are but coincidences.
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Alexander Vindman, it appears President Donald Trump took a final shot at a man who did nothing more than faithfully carry out the duties of his job -- and issued a warning shot to anyone else who dares question him.
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"Ahmadinejad is shaking things up by boldly talking about all the issues that everyone knows but nobody dares talk about publicly, and be willing to pay the cost," said Roozbeh Mirebrahimi, an Iranian political analyst based in New York.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Each time Clemson drops in the polls (despite another unbeaten season) or quarterback Trevor Lawrence throws an interception or somebody dares to mention the schedule, it may as well be red meat dangled under Dabo Swinney's nose.
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Right here in New York, however, in the middle of a landmark 19th-century district, there is one recent, rare example of a structure that dares to embrace its neighbors' surface ornateness and buck the trend toward bauble buildings.
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The mom-to-be has stayed loyal to her own denim line, Good American, while pregnant and even dares to wear tight super skinny jeans (here she's in the Good Waist Raw Edgy style) as her bump began to emerge.
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But how much mileage can you really get out of the fact Arthur is an old curmudgeon who refuses to get Wi-Fi and blows his stack when someone dares to order a cronut, touting the merits of old-fashioned pastry.
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Disney's deal to own the infrastructure player behind its next big investments in streaming is a smart move, especially as it dares to go head-to-head with Netflix, which has promised to spend $6 billion on original content in 2017.
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Just as Hannah does with Chuck — not to mention vice versa — the episode dares its viewers to stare it in the face, question it, and decide for themselves how they feel about what's unfolding both onscreen and between the lines.
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A woman of color who owns her power, who disagrees with the party line, who maybe even dares to get angry, is still perceived as a threat to the white men who have traditionally controlled most of the power in Washington.
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The University of Kansas researchers who discovered the lachrymal saber say it could act as a visual deterrent, or as a literal pain the mouth: any larger fish who dares to swallow the stonefish is in for a rather unpleasant surprise.
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Read These Stories Next: Jennifer Lopez's New Song Sparks Engagement Rumors As She Dares A Rod For A Ring Lea Michele's Ponytail Is The Coolest Thing You'll See All Day We Finally Know If Uncle Jesse Is A Good Kisser
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In a world in which so many of us often feel less connected, even disconnected, stories which are brave — by which I mean, stories in which the writer dares to tell the truth of herself — make us feel less alone.
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Ordering the shades in a rainbow of colour families, Ms St Clair, formerly of The Economist, dares to deviate a little from Isaac Newton by including white, black and brown on her spectrum, which runs from lead white to pitch black.
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The film's take on that pivotal last year of high school is startlingly fresh, and like last year's stellar The Edge of Seventeen, Lady Bird dares to take the emotional lives of teenagers and adults seriously without sacrificing wit or warmth.
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The water gun's giant green reservoir can be pressurized to 2,400 PSI, producing a stream of water that blasts out of the barrel with enough pressure to shatter windows—and take down anyone who dares reach for the garden hose.[YouTube]
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Now, you could argue, Marvel is once again an industry leader — the first major comics publisher to take a firm stance against ibuprofen and killer bees and promise consequences for any amateur comics creator who dares to cross those controversial lines.
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Alpha is the rare film that dares to imagine that American audiences are willing to sit in a multiplex and read subtitles, since the members of the clan, who already don't utter much dialogue, speak in an unidentified prehistoric language.
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"It's disgusting how you would rather lie to the public's face than be supportive of someone that is trying to make a difference by talking about subjects that no one dares to say," Zhu says in her email to pageant officials.
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"The US mainland will sink into an unimaginable sea of fire on the day when it dares to touch our country by stupidly causing mischief and brandishing its nuclear and sanctions clubs," the commentary -- under the byline Ri Hyo Jin -- warned.
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Gesturing towards the questions of mechanical reproducibility that have nipped at the heels of image-makers since the advent of the printing press, Auder dares you to whip out your phone, snap a shot, and layer on to the mediation matrix.
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His supporters can't see that the man they are willing to follow off a cliff is little more than an insecure, scared little boy, as evidenced by his constant Twitter rants and obsessive name-calling, targeting anyone who dares challenge him.
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Coogler and his talented cast and team tell a story that dazzles, one that dares its audience to dream of a world unrestrained by our own stifling reality, without ignoring how the pain of the real world informs those joyful dreams.
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It's a film that dares us to look ahead, to open ourselves up to vulnerability and sacrifice, and to take chances and engage with the world around us, no matter what dire consequences we fear may be just around the corner.
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The damnable problem, however, is that it's funny; ten times funnier, by my reckoning, than it has any right to be, and more riddled with risk than anything that Iannucci has done before, because it dares to meet outrage with outrage.
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In "JFK," for instance, the idea that the U.S. power structure is so entrenched that it will create a byzantine conspiracy to remove one man who dares oppose it even slightly becomes a vivid portrayal of the country's darkest self.
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Woe to any lawmaker who dares to stray from the prescribed path, as your committee assignments and party funds can suddenly disappear, while an anonymously funded opponent can just as suddenly appear to run against you in the next primary election.
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Even in this wonderland, with potted lemon trees at every turn, a hoard of wicker patio furniture, and a Southern California sun that dares anyone under it to do nothing but sip gin and tonics on end, Butler's playfulness has limitations.
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The ultra-flat surfaces of the seven canvases, or what Ms. Coleman calls this "mirror room/ no one dares enter," are a dizzying investigation of gender, painting, perception and what it means to inhabit a post-literate society all at once.
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Arbuthnot, whom Ms. Best endows with a passion that glows with its own defiant morality, dares to conclude that she would not have lived her life differently, since that would mean that her beloved son would never have been born.
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And in the battle between Facebook and Snapchat — where the latter might well stand in for any smaller tech company that dares to cut into Facebook's market share — investment researchers are betting on Snapchat because of its younger user demographic.
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As the play outlines Socrates' life and how he met his end, it shows what it looks like when a democracy responds with mortal force to someone who dares to question it, shutting him up by condemning him to death.
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In JFK, for instance, the idea that the US power structure is so entrenched that it will create a byzantine conspiracy to remove one man who dares oppose it even slightly becomes a vivid portrayal of the country's darkest self.
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As Tim has an epiphany of self-awareness, Mr. Spears dares to envelop these men in rapturous music of almost cinematic lushness, with opulent chords and fidgety inner voices, often floating over droning bass tones and an eerily repetitive inner pulse.
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Yet Roth achieves something here that is very difficult to imagine his mostly domesticated descendants even attempting: He steps fully out of his own backyard and dares to imagine what he cannot possibly know by means of his own personal identity.
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" The leader of the junior partner in Greece's coalition government, Defense Minister Panos Kammenos, used the anniversary of the start of the Greek war of independence, March 25, to declare, "We will crush whoever dares to question our national sovereignty.
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The fact cops were all over Juice WRLD multiple times -- including an NYC bust last year -- pisses off his friends, who think cops were merely profiling a 20-year-old rich black man who dares to fly on private jets.
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The other is pugilistic, bullying, determined to punch down and suck up: punch down anyone who dares to cross President Donald Trump, even if their targets are acting for the sake of the United States ... and suck up to the President.
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If a manufacturer dares to go beyond that threshold in pursuit of speedier charge times, like those promised by proprietary tech like Qualcomm's Quick Charge 3.0, they'd better think twice — or they might be locked out of the OS entirely.
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And when Wall Street donors threaten Democratic leaders that they&aposll back Trump if the party dares to nominate wealth tax advocate Elizabeth Warren, there isn&apost a clearer example of the power of wealth being used to undermine our democracy.
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Though Trump would surely come up with some pretext (just as he initially did with Comey), the message would be loud and clear to all: The president is willing to fire anyone who dares investigate him or people close to him.
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Ranked as the hottest pepper in the world by the Guinness Book of World Records, the pepper is unlike anything you've ever tasted and anyone who dares to try it will likely find themselves in a world of pain and temporary suffering.
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Not only are they award-winning and bestselling authors in their own rights, but together they've collaborated on such amazing books as Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, Dash & Lily's Book of Dares, and its 2016 sequel The Twelve Days of Dash & Lily.
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FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive Stadiums Built in the U.S. To really put Brees' quarterbacking proficiency to the test, a Dude Perfect guy dares the NFL star to a skeet shoot off – but instead of using guns, they shatter skeet disks with footballs.
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Lost amid the wasteland of March film releases is a movie that dares to wonder what happens when the glory fades for an Olympic medalist, and also asks an unusual follow-up question: what if that same athlete was a total asshole?
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While it's tempting to get mad and reply with a cutting remark that will ensure that nosy aunt of yours never dares bring up sore topics again, it's never the best course of action to make a scene and ruin the mood.
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As the First Lady angles in pursuit of her own ambitions, back-stabbing (or front-stabbing) anyone who dares stand in her way, it generates the kind of electricity that's been missing on this show ever since Frank moved into the Oval Office.
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It's the people who diagnose me via photo, who wring their hands over my upper arms, who "just want to help" me and everyone else who dares to act as if their body is acceptable for normal activities, like working out and swimming.
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Richter did have an aunt, Marianne, who was schizophrenic and forcibly sterilized, though she died of starvation in a concentration camp rather than in the gas chamber where Elisabeth perishes (and where Donnersmarck, to the chagrin of critics, dares to take his camera).
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In a rare, quietly effective dramatic role, the comedian Martin Clunes ("Doc Martin") plays the methodical detective helming his first major murder case — and facing withering criticism from within his ranks as he dares to connect dots his colleagues would rather not.
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If states can stamp out any disagreement over same-sex marriage – that is, if they can destroy any business whose proprietor dares to live by her religious views – then the Constitution's promise of free speech and the free exercise of religion are empty.
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In each case, both quarterbacks are capable of starting for nearly any other team, and neither coach dares alienating one player and risking that he may transfer and leave an unacceptable dearth of talent at the most important position on the depth chart.
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The van massacre that traumatized Toronto on Monday was amplified by the spread of smartphone videos that showed the police arresting the driver, repeatedly screaming at him to lie on the ground as he dares them to shoot him in the head.
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It is Louise, not the military men, who dares to doff her headgear inside the spacecraft and to inhale the risky air; it is she who draws near to the broad and shining screen within whose frame the creatures loom into view.
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There was pressure on Crazy Rich Asians's box office numbers, for example, because its success dictated the future of Asian American representation; when a movie dares to represent something other than the status quo, the movie's supporters are forced to cross their fingers.
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" This week, after the United Nations vote, North Korea's state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper said, "The day the United States dares tease our nation with a nuclear weapon and sanctions, the mainland United States will be catapulted into an unimaginable sea of fire.
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The NATO summit near London this week, which was supposed to celebrate the organization's 70th birthday, ended awkwardly on Wednesday in a formal commitment of countries at odds with one another to stick together for a future that nobody dares to define.
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If an outlet takes a stand and dares to say, for instance, that President Donald Trump is a racist, it runs the risk of appearing "biased"—or worse still, alienating the faction of its wealthy conservative readership with sympathetic views of the administration.
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"These events worry and leave us all in anguish, wondering over what is happening in our society where a young man of such a young age dares to take the life or wound his classmates," Mr. Rodríguez said in a news conference.
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It dares to comment on dizzyingly outsized subjects such as surveillance and consumer culture, while asking the open-ended question of just exactly what fashion that appeals to the tactile, to the handmade, to the locally inspired and the creatively repurposed, can do.
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We're a country of angry, outsized reactions to any fanboy project that dares cast a woman or person of color in its lead, but also one that makes movies like Black Panther and Crazy Rich Asians and even BlacKkKlansman successful box office hits.
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I cried because, as a human being with an awareness of how the past informs the present, Through the Darkest of Times puts all of this in front of you and then dares you to ignore the obvious connections to fascism's 21st century mainstream comeback.
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It will never cease to stun and disappoint me that so many Americans can be whipped into a furious frenzy when someone who's gay, or black, or otherwise marginalized dares speak out against injustice in ways they deem to be impolite or brash or unseemly.
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But the crown jewel of the press conference was Milo's announcement that without a website to publish him or a political party which dares to be seen with him, he would begin a "new media venture," built on his own miniature cult of personality.
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I suggest he start by watching the new movie "Equity," which dares suggest that many women like making lots and lots of money just as much as men do, but puts on full display the reactions and roadblocks they encounter when they admit it.
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So when the dude actually dares to speak, oblivious to the hurt and chaos he's caused ("I think all of us need this week"), it sets a bad tone for how he'll continue to act for the remainder of his time on the show.
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It is a brave show, a show that dares to make cats into feminists and horses into addicts, a show that probes the edges of the celebrity ego, a show that allows its characters to look into the vacuum inside themselves and grasp for answers.
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"When we first started it, we wrote down dares of things that you had to do in order to win the other person's gift, like exchanging clothes with them, doing a funny dance, or getting tickled," Nguyen said in a Twitter DM to VICE.
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The plaudits in the news media, and on social media, betray a disagreeable longing for authoritarianism, a Mussolini-style nostalgia for a macho leader who's always right, and a yearning for the (verbal) stick to be taken to anyone who dares criticize the boss.
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When people who hold most of the levers of power do the same thing, their fantasizing isn't a delusion, it's a tool: a way to delegitimize opposition, to create excuses not just for disregarding but for punishing anyone who dares to criticize their actions.
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Stephen Brackett directed, and Raja Feather Kelly choreographed, this "self-portrait in an endless hall of mirrors that dares to forbid closure, escape or redemption to the artistically thwarted being at its center," Ben Brantley wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Directed with admirable clarity by Stephen Brackett, with fabulously inventive choreography by Raja Feather Kelly, "A Strange Loop" is a self-portrait in an endless hall of mirrors that dares to forbid closure, escape or redemption to the artistically thwarted being at its center.
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In the age of so-called Peak TV, with more options than ever, more awareness of the images being portrayed than ever, how is it so rare to find a young man of color who dares to be the gooey center of empathy and compassion?
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Pakistan's powerful and secretive security establishment — which ranges from its feared intelligence agency, the ISI, to the country's military, which has carried out three coups since its inception in 22017 — has long used abductions to silence anyone who dares to question and expose their actions.
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Gaga is often dinged for this, usually by pop-agnostic — or pop-hating — listeners who interpret her music as contrived and creatively bankrupt because it dares to directly reference the work of pop, rock, and R&B musicians who have attained bulletproof status in the cultural imagination.
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According to Variety, Fashion Police has officially been canceled by E!. The series, which snarks on red carpet fashion as well as the street style of any celebrity who dares to wear clothes in public, launched in 1995 thanks to comedian Joan Rivers' red carpet coverage.
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Where other movies like this one put viewers firmly on one side of a murder or the other, clearly defining characters as good or bad, this one dares to question the treatment of William's death as less than human on the basis of his simple humanity.
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If your weekend plans include stopping by PAX South in San Antonio, you might want to a make a beeline for Capcom's booth to get your hands on—and in—these over-sized plush Ryu fists that let you Hadoken and Shoryuken anyone who dares cross you.
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Kevin Dares, her boyfriend, and his siblings told the Seattle Times that they have spent nearly $5,000, stuffing 150 one-gallon plastic bags with survival items including snack bars, socks, a compass and lighter -- and planting them in the area in hopes that Sayers will find them.
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You have every single hour of every single day, week in, week out, now year in and year out, your mainstream media has dedicated its coverage to one thing, one thing only, maligning the president you elected, his agenda and everyone who dares to support them.
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" Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President—What We Don't, Can't, and Do Know ," by Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a professor of communications at the University of Pennsylvania, dares to ask—and even attempts to answer—whether Russian meddling had a decisive impact in 2016.
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When a state or municipality dares to challenge incumbents by building their own networks or by encouraging others to enter (as Louisville has done here), they're hit with lawsuits that are exceedingly expensive, onerous, and obstructionist as well as public relations blitzes that are often misleading.
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Larnell paces the film a little strangely and doesn't give us nearly enough battle rapping, but the real draw is star Chanté Adams, who easily embodies the charisma and ferociousness of the film's heroine, ethering everyone who dares underestimate her through a row of sparkly braces.
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It takes good fortune to stumble across the Montana farm stand with the juiciest peaches imaginable, a Swedish farmer who invites you to his Beatles-loving friend's home for music and whiskey, or the Albanian seaside restaurant owner who dares you to come back at 6 a.m.
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Bob was funny, he was smart, he was charming, he would do stuff, like we were at one of those management off-sites, where we're playing one of those stupid get-to-know-you games that everybody hates and nobody dares to admit that they hate.
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RELATED: NBC's 'This Is Us' is the rare drama that dares to be delightful He played in a band with his cousin, but that relationship fell apart when William left town to care for his ailing mother and never returned, having fallen deep into a grief-prompted addiction.
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The emotional high points of the book, for me, are these moments when Jane insists on her own self-respect — when she refuses Rochester's offer, or when she dares for the first time to be sarcastic to cold, overpowering St. John as she turns down his proposal of marriage.
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Based on: "Dash and Lily's Book of Dares" by David Levithan and Rachel CohnRelease date: TBASynopsis: During the holidays, romance grows between the cynical Dash ("Euphoria" star Austin Abrams) and idealistic Lily (Midori Francis), who begin passing a notebook back and forth at different locations in New York City.
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In being able to teleport anywhere in the world, it is possible to very quickly acquire excellent gear and level up extremely fast, eviscerating all in your path with, say, a Snorlax army trained so heavily that they spit liquid hell juice on anything that dares confront them.
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Most of us can name five foods that are disgusting despite not being bitter, as well as bitter substances that we consider the opposite of disgusting; many people so love bitter coffee, in fact, that they will cast violent aspersions upon anyone who dares diffuse that bitterness with sugar.
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"Fans of political satire tend to think that if only someone dares speak out, something will change, the powerful will flip out, and, faced with a hilarious and unanswerable exposure of their misdeeds, the pols will reverse policy," Ben Schwartz wrote in The Baffler a few years ago.
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Headed by Walter D'Rozario, the former chef de cuisine of Junoon, who takes a "grandmotherly" approach to cooking, Spice Symphony celebrates the cultural mix-and-match spirit with the confidence of a cocksure matriarch who dares to inspire the palates of her children rather than placating their proclivities.
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The cafeteria was a place of foul odors, gelatinous spills, horrific mixtures of chocolate pudding, fruit cocktail and ketchup consumed on dares, and I found myself fasting from breakfast, at about 6 in the morning, until 3:35, when I walked home through the woods from the bus stop.
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Merchants' Gate opened in May at the Columbus Circle Station, a cleaner, buffed-up bar that dares you to forget that you're in a subway station — so much so that patrons may leave their work bags unattended at their high-tops to get a refill of Samuel Adams.
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But even if you don't believe the casting of Slate as a hopelessly romantic Pomeranian is perfection, or don't appreciate the sublime insanity of the film's hallucinatory sausage dream, The Secret Life of Pets' ambition to tell the stories it dares to tell, even the dark ones, is admirable.
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The little-seen, not-that-bad 2006 Rocky Balboa — in which Rocky hauls himself back into the ring because the TV all but dares him to, while examining his relationship with his son (Milo Ventimiglia) — was not a movie whose themes I expected to ever appear in the Creed franchise.
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A response to the absence of non-white faces in science fiction films and TV. Very much a response to many Afrofuturist writings, like Florence Oyeke's: […] ' Afrofuturism dares to suggest that not only will black people exist in the future, but that we will be makers and shapers of it, too.
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When Aubrey Plaza befriend-stalks an online idol in Ingrid Goes West, or Emma Watson gets a job at a company working toward a privacy-free dystopia in The Circle, or Emma Roberts plays a game involving crowdsourced dares in Nerve, the message is inevitably that everything's gone too far.
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" Queally's sentiment was echoed by Sean McElwee, a writer, progressive activist, and VICE contributor, who told me in an email, "The Onion says what basically no other publication in the US dares, which is the deaths of people who are not American should weigh as heavily on our consciousness as Americans.
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Ebert, who especially liked The Spy Who Loved Me, may have predicted why back in 1977: As someone who finds it exciting when a movie tries something new, dares to be innovative and individual, I'm of two minds about the enormous box-office successes of these essentially old-fashioned formulas.
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Marion Cotillard and Guillaume Canet (who would later get together in real life and create the world's most angelic baby) star as Sophie and Julien, who help each other manage difficult childhoods — she's bullied for being an immigrant; he loses his mother to cancer — through a series of escalating dares.
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After the International Criminal Court indicted Mr. Bashir on war crimes in Darfur in 2009, Sudanese news reports quoted Mr. Gosh as calling for the "amputation of the hands and the slitting of the throats of any person who dares bad-mouth al-Bashir" or who supported the court's case.
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So, GOP leaders and well-funded interest groups are ignoring data and, instead, muddying the water with arbitrary anecdotes about higher after-tax wages, and lobbing insults at anyone who dares point out the disparity between the tax haul for the rich and comparatively meager tax cuts for working people.
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Certainly, there are many more dark scenarios, like the one my colleague Yascha Mounk laid out here, in which Trump abuses the powers of the executive branch and becomes a strongman autocrat who dares Congress to stop him as he dismantles democratic norms, and Congress rolls over out of fear.
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Individually, these six-to-eight pound fish are noisy, but when packed together along a 2177-mile strip (2114 km) of the Colorado River Delta, their collective roar is nothing short of astounding—shaking the hulls of passing ships and threatening the hearing of any aquatic animal who dares to swim close.
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"It feels weird to ask you to watch @InsecureHBO tonight when the country is on fire, but my hope is that you'll tune in and support us because our show dares greatly to promote the humanity of POC [people of color] — something that is under attack in this country right now," she tweeted.
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For all the talk of "free speech" many Trump supporters use to defend their most vicious trolling — including the president's habit of insulting anyone who dares to disagree with him — few people in this shaky alliance seem to have the stomach for freedom of speech when it's coming from the other side.
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But it is key to understand that his legislative actions are happening simultaneously with his continued rhetoric -- attacks on immigrants, civil rights, gender equality, and anyone who dares to stand up for the ideas that he likes to deride as "political correctness" -- that secured the support of his base to begin with.
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"We have to take on the gun lobby," she tells voters even as Republican politicians pander in fear of the N.R.A. Mr. Trump, proudly bearing the N.R.A.'s endorsement, dares to invoke fantasies of a ubiquitously armed citizenry ready to draw in self-defense "shootouts" — this in a nation reeling from gun violence.
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"If he (Netanyahu) gives me responsibility and tells me that he believes in (the) two-state solution and we sit around the table to talk about (the) two-state solution, this will give my people hope, and nobody dares to go and stab or shoot or do anything here or there," Abbas said.
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In a chapter called "Invisible Cities," he dares to follow a fearless shape-shifter of a guide into the catacombs of Paris, where in 1786 the city began "evacuating" its cemeteries, transferring the remains of more than six million corpses into a maze of tunnels and rooms dug out of the limestone.
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Set to an anachronistic pop soundtrack and an eye-poppingly attractive production design that would be right at home in a Wes Anderson movie, this is a film that dares you not to enjoy its material pleasures, even as you wonder if you should be laughing quite so hard at the jokes.
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But she seemed to attract just as many critics as she did fans of her unabashedly proud and at-times brash social media presence — especially on Instagram and Twitter, where she's known for posting risqué selfies in support of body positivity and clapping back at anyone who dares to pick a fight.
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Those at the gamut's other end – those who fawn over players whose comparatively modest careers are more appropriately signposted by admirable sixth-place finishes and luckless semi-final losses – will seek to reprimand anybody who dares to suggest that a footballer's career could be valued only by the number of medals stockpiled along the way.
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I'm being told from other sources that the "final solution" is coming soon from the globalists, and it's going to be unleashed as an all-out war against Trump, liberty, free speech, natural medicine and every individual who dares stand up and speak the truth against the lying globalists and their fake news minions.
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As Langdon — son of "pure evil" and also technically the offspring of Murder House characters Tate (Evan Peters) and Vivien (Connie Britton) — Fern has played truly diabolical, murdering anyone who dares stand in his path of destruction, eating a human heart, and being really, really mean to the wildly insecure Mr. Gallant (also Peters).
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They have such a pathological hatred of this President that they will make up their own facts and their own circumstances to try to go after him, but going to the kind of this whole -- this whole common theme, when a conservative dares does something wrong, they get fired and their life is ruined.
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It's so much easier to fight about canonicity and the "right" version of the genre that we love than to confront the fact that maybe its origination point is one that disempowers us, dares us not to dream, and actively works to keep us justifying the dystopia instead of collectively working to build something new.
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A late August preview in The Times Union said that "interest and suspense is building in Albany as word spreads about the play," noting that it "dares to tread upon the deeply embedded mythology" around Corning and Noonan, both of whom were married to other people during their long stints as Democratic power brokers.
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Now there's a 17-minute postscript, "Leagues Beneath," that both flaunts its duration — starting with more than five minutes of slow, tolling, guitar monoliths rising out of tempestuous drums — and earns it with an excursion through psychedelic whirlpools, slowly heaving chord changes, an onslaught of trills and a conclusion that dares to be quiet.
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"I write this book from a position of vulnerability, as an over-educated researcher, a citizen, and a man, who dares to speak about the lives of undocumented Latina women who give their bodies to physical labor, cleaning the very hotels I sleep in when I talk about their suffering at academic conferences," he writes.
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But chatting with a half-dozen or so Oscar campaigners, the Bagger learned that the reasons long-shot movies and performers are foisted into the awards fray are almost as numerous as the prizes Hollywood doles out to itself each year (though, she dares to say, publicists' justifying their paychecks surely plays a part).
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To its credit, the report does recommend a "basic minimum social insurance"—something akin to or just shy of a basic income, essentially—but never dares anything as radical as say, suggesting workers be given more say over how automation impacts their jobs, or even that mass automation should maybe be a more democratic process in general.
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One answer is that in late March, a group of parents from the San Antonio area attended a workshop called "Dares, Drugs, and Dangerous Teen Trends," in which state education specialist Stephen Enriquez told them that—in a hypothetical worst-case scenario—their teens could possibly start huffing rubbers as other teenagers have in the past.
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One reason is that, this year, a Buzzfeed reporter was embedded with the caravan, sending out ominous-sounding updates like "A Huge Caravan of Central Americans is Headed for the U.S. and No One in Mexico Dares to Stop Them," which made the group of migrants sound like they were a meteorite about to hit Arizona or Texas.
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Suburbicon is the name of what's painted as an early version of a Spielberg-like planned community, birthed not long after World War II. A dozen years later, it's a happy little town -- at least, until an African-American family dares to move in, triggering panic among the populace and a community-wide campaign to drive them out.
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Exhibit A is Chris Cillizza's Tuesday column in the Washington Post scolding any media outlet or reporter that dares to report on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's health.
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" As Schlesinger wrote, "If the trails are followed to their end, many, many years will pass before another White House staff dares take the liberties with the Constitution and the laws the Nixon White House has taken," which "suggests that exposure and retribution inoculate the presidency against its latent criminal impulses for about half a century.
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I've so far settled on this potent combination: the short but gnarly "Blood Axe" to thrash anything that dares come close, the aforementioned missile launcher (lovingly dubbed the "Envoy of Destruction") that lets me hop around while my small children automatically find a quick but deadly path to baddies, and the boring but effective Plasma Pistol.
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" Patrick Howlett-Martin, a diplomat with France's Ministry of Foreign Affairs: "I would advise anyone who dares to express an opinion on this debate to spend a few days in Gaza: First, the humiliating endeavor to get an authorization to visit this jail; then, the depressing, hopeless situation of the Palestinians, the smiling and innocent children almost starving everywhere.
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Switching tactics, the towering fire-eyed beast makes Conor an unexpected deal: He will tell the boy three true stories, then Conor (Lewis MacDougall) will tell him the true and shameful story of the real fears the boy dares not speak, the ones he, his stern grandmother (Sigourney Weaver), and his dying mother (Felicity Jones) keep avoiding.
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Given how much consternation there's been in the last decade or so over the creative decline at Pixar, it's a bit of a wonder that Coco wasn't more heralded than it was as an example that the studio can still crank out a lovely, emotional little film when it dares to step outside its comfort zone.
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