The Dastardly Crime Two masked people were observed fleeing the scene of a dastardly crime.
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I want to know those dastardly Democrats are going down.
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The governor described it as a "dastardly" act of terrorism.
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"What a terrible, dastardly, cowardly act was committed," Dayton said.
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Perhaps this was Philip K. Dick's dastardly plan all along.
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If the President does something dastardly, the impeachment process is available.
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The challengers in King ultimately failed, but their aim was dastardly.
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There could also be another, more dastardly reasoning behind this deal.
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And female thieves have a dastardly tactic to thwart their pursuers.
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It's either our salvation -- or a dastardly trick by the robots.
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It's Shakespeare, it's an advertising jingle, it's some dark and dastardly spell.
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Aerys never got a chance to follow through with his dastardly plan.
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I know well the emotional resonance that comes with that dastardly deed.
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Alice at that time was maybe the most dastardly character in America.
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Silver Banshee, are the perfect dastardly duo to fight Kara and Barry.
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The Earth is now susceptible to Hades' dastardly plot on Mount Olympus.
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Had he been plotting this dastardly switcheroo with garbage food for months?
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Little do you know that you've fallen victim to a dastardly ruse.
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The film also starred Greg Wise as the dashing, dastardly John Willoughby.
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Only 13 occupants of the carriage could have committed the dastardly deed.
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And you know, there's plenty of time to do some dastardly things.
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It could help stop a fraudster in his cruel and dastardly tracks.
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On May 22, Mercury goes direct, ending that dastardly retrograde in your sign.
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But to Republicans, this information is but mere proof of Clinton's dastardly ways.
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"If the President does something dastardly, the impeachment process is available," Kavanaugh wrote.
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"If the President does something dastardly, the impeachment process is available," he wrote.
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Kwan's book follows the dastardly attempts of Asia's aristocracy to scare her off.
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Even if I was that dastardly, I am not capable of doing that.
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My most dastardly use of the tool is to check letter by letter.
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A reported 3.8 million people tuned in to witness grifter John's dastardly deeds.
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As far as dastardly plans go, even this one seems sort of... fun?
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But dastardly assholes that they are, Uber swooped in and stole the idea.
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This dastardly invention will make the diva — code name, the Canary — sound flat.
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And the war offers a compelling tale of innocent victims and dastardly villains.
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We learn how Takeshi's sister, Reileen (Dichen Lachman), is behind all the dastardly business.
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This would be quite the dastardly plan, but it's important to note two things.
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Dastardly Nick couldn't possibly be the groom in a Gossip Girl-style twist, right?
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Arnaud's character on Midnight, Texas, Manfred Bernardo, is lacking Cesare's dastardly, politically manipulative ways.
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We love to see even the most dastardly of villains find their soul mates.
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The answer is every bit as dastardly as you'd expect from a murderous fungus.
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Or even the zany, horrific, sometimes deeply sad, dastardly deeds of Pornstache (Pablo Schreiber)?
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Marwan Kenzari, a Dutch-Tunisian actor, takes the part of the dastardly vizier, Jafar.
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And, "If the President does something dastardly, the impeachment process is available," Kavanaugh wrote.
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Was the Nazi monkey from Indiana Jones the most dastardly primate in movie history?
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If you aren't familiar with the dastardly yellow buggers, then where have you been?
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My favorite comfort series was colliding with the dastardly world of primetime dream-shaming.
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As dastardly as Deepal Wannakuwatte's fraud was, it basically boiled down to a single lie.
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"What a terrible, dastardly, cowardly act was committed," Dayton said, calling it a hate crime.
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They misconstrued exceedingly common business and political contacts with Russians as deep, dark, dastardly plots.
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"Dastardly Outrage by Negro Soldiers" read the headline in The Brownsville Herald the next day.
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This isn't a problem of a certain set of Republicans acting dastardly, in other words.
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Exploiting a public health crisis for personal gain is the dastardly crime of our times.
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This was not necessarily a white knight shoved out the door by dastardly Trump administration officials.
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Dark Lord Elithor Morcerous is infamous for his dastardly deeds, but he hasn't been himself lately.
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Is the greater threat to humanity our propensity for error and stupidity, or for dastardly ingenuity?
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One particularly dastardly aspect of blackouts is that other people don't necessarily know you're having one.
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Essentially, the most powerful and good people of this world are capable of the most dastardly things.
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The concept is dastardly cool, thanks to an unusually balanced blend of smooth curves and sharp corners.
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For over a year, they have claimed to reveal ever more dastardly plots to rig the vote.
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It also features the dastardly George Warleggan, Garrick the Dog, Elizabeth and Francis Poldark and many others.
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This episode dizzyingly brought us two dastardly plans told in a series of increasingly tiny time jumps.
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"The rapist should do more time for the dastardly deed that he did that night," Poe said.
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They did, however, prevent a 28503-year-old woman in a wheelchair from perpetrating any dastardly deeds.
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There, they try to write a book but keep getting distracted by near disaster and dastardly villains.
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Indian PM condemns 'dastardly attack' India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted support for soldiers in the state.
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Maybe connecting ungainly electric scooters to a dastardly plot—even in jest, and to laughs—seems like nonsense.
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Kelsey Henderson, the artist behind this dastardly doggo, twists the imagery of debauchery into some great pin designs.
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Dwarf Fortress's latest update brings villains with dastardly plots, fortune telling and aquifers that don't immediately kill you.
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Biologically we are all back to functioning normally, but in our brains everything is as dastardly as always.
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" In the same article, however, he noted, "If the President does something dastardly, the impeachment process is available.
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Isn't that exactly what you'd say if an angry internet buffoon inadvertently stumbled across your dastardly space plot?
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To perform the dastardly deed on the immature female, the male uses its fangs to cut through the exoskeleton.
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Season 2 is set to take on "The Turd Burglar" of St. Bernadine High and previews look dastardly disgusting.
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The governor of Minnesota denounced a weekend attack on a mosque as a "terrible, dastardly, cowardly" act of terrorism.
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Is the prince plotting a dastardly surprise for the May 19 royal wedding of Ms. Markle and Prince Harry?
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But will Lilith just be using Sasha to further her own dastardly ends, or can Sasha channel her powers independently?
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Facilier channels his magically gifted villain predecessors in this dastardly ditty inspired by New Orleans and the mystery of voodoo.
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And look-alikes played the star chamber of designers orchestrating the dastardly plot of the evil mastermind Mugatu (Will Ferrell).
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It was even more frightening than the Shock Wave because I couldn't see the dastardly places it might be going.
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The two have very different plots, but they draw on many of the same elements for a similarly dastardly plan.
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The site's most dastardly feature is the ability to share spoilers on Twitter, Facebook and email to the poor unsuspecting public.
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"Pained beyond words on the dastardly attack on peaceful Amarnath pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir," Modi said on social network Twitter.
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Remarkably, as new research shows, whiteflies enhance their dastardly deeds by hacking a biological early-warning communications system used by plants.
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When it comes to a dastardly web as obscure as the one Hiram spun, we're lucky that's the only question remains.
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Billed as "the Napoleon of Crime," Macavity is the devilish criminal cat who's never at the scene of his dastardly crimes.
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The team-based hero shooter filled with exciting heroes and dastardly villains still stands as a juggernaut within the gaming community.
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He's both the handsome and heroic Jamie Lockhart and, his face stained with berry juice, he's a dashing but dastardly brigand.
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No spoilers here, but I think we all know which heel is doing the dastardly run in behind the referee's back.
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It's clear he now believes this arc, at best, reaches an asymptote — that dastardly dotted line it can never quite touch.
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The governor of Minnesota denounced an attack on a mosque the previous day as a "terrible, dastardly, cowardly" act of terrorism.
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For the Trump haters, each day brings news of some dastardly treachery, some unprecedented betrayal of America and the American people.
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It requires just a little bit of attention and delivers big satisfaction when you finally blow up those dastardly green pigs.
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Indian PM condemns 'dastardly attack' India's Prime Minister responded to the attack and tweeted his support for soldiers in the state.
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It's choking on dastardly Amazon's determination to lease office space and employ people who, in turn, demand houses and other local services.
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Maronna: It's kind of like watching Tom and Jerry—the compelling contrast of this angelic, sweet-faced kid doing these dastardly things.
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Stealing signs isn't anything new for baseball, but the use of an Apple Watch is a pretty dastardly use of modern technology.
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Phinney even IDs each of his cases with a Sherlock-Holmesian title: The Dastardly Divorce, The Quarterback Conundrum, and The Presidential Plot.
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"Maybe I got mine, but you'll all get yours" she snarls, sounding not unlike Dick Dastardly after a particularly displeasing wacky race.
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In this new clip, premiering exclusively on Refinery29, Lily and Amanda start seriously considering that they could pull off this dastardly plot.
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After all, Joe's chillingly pragmatic voiceover lurks above every single episode, helping us understand the stalker's many dastardly, often outright criminal, deeds.
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Much of Butina's alleged conduct seems to have involved socializing and attending US political events, which may not seem all that dastardly.
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We caught up with sneaky D.S. Wadsworth this week as he formulated a dastardly plan to pull the wool over Vicky's eyes.
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So we arranged for a top preparator, Nigel Larkin, to clean up the fossil and remove it from the dastardly hard rock.
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The Q Inspiration oozes Bond villain vibes, so hopefully that means future Infinitis will look and feel a bit more dastardly, too.
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Yet, the Republicans persist with their dastardly scheme of raising taxes on hard-working middle-class families to make the rich richer.
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Reported by Kotaku, a mod built for Bethesda's beloved Elder Scrolls game allows you to replace tankards with the dastardly coffee cup.
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Volkoff, often wearing the Russian ushanka hat, became a dastardly Soviet villain and faced off against heroic American wrestlers like Hulk Hogan.
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Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana called the attack a "dastardly act" and urged the local population to cooperate and "deny terrorism any victory".
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" Trump said Wednesday that he and Graham "have a disagreement on that and there's plenty of time to do some dastardly things.
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A lawyer weighed in on how to answer the dastardly trolley problem, and Canadian researchers went after a more contemporary trouble: distracted driving.
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One Tory confided in Bagehot that there was an even more dastardly scheme in the works, to limit the franchise to university graduates.
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Many Brexiteers blame the alternately frightening and farcical stories on dastardly "Remoaner" officials, working to undermine the case for leaving without a deal.
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CRIMINOLOGISTS increasingly rely on "geographic profiling", an examination of the sites of dastardly deeds that narrows down the possible identities of serial criminals.
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Everybody knows that food bloggers are the most dastardly of social media influencers, but I didn't expect them to outright lie to me.
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Many Sandersistas have made much more far-fetched, ludicrous claims that the election was "stolen" or "rigged" through some dastardly widespread electioneering conspiracy.
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Many frequently recycled tropes, like villains concocting dastardly plans to marry heroines, were just a harmless part of a story before all this.
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After the trauma of Major's dastardly deed, Moose, whose real name is Marmaduke (!), tells Kevin he's heading to Glendale — not Greendale — to heal.
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He wants to send it to Peru as a birthday present for his aunt Lucy, but a dastardly villain gets in his way.
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Whether explaining his dastardly plans to the audience or whispering sweet poison into Othello's ear, this Iago's manner is usually jocular and expository.
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Then he told scary stories about illegal immigration and dastardly Democrats, pushing the crowd to be angrier, contradicting his own calls for unity.
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Mr. Glass, one of those dastardly masterminds with a tragic past and psychotic ambitions who in another era would be twirling a mustache.
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"Jimmy loved being a part of the Hippodrome's well-renowned panto, and his portrayal of Captain Hook was both dastardly and heartwarming," she continued.
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Like a cartoon villain, he is more interested in monologuing about his dastardly schemes than in doing the hard work necessary to achieve them.
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Troyer, 48, who is best known as the dastardly clone Mini-Me in Mike Myers' Austin Powers series, addressed his ongoing struggles with alcohol.
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AS ANY fan of action movies knows, the best way to keep a madman from executing a dastardly plan is to keep him talking.
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Upon the dastardly Datsik's entry into Norway, he proudly declared himself as "not a nationalist, but a racist" to the on looking Scandinavian press.
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"There have been all sorts of elections: predictable, dastardly and dishonest," Yevgeny Roizman, the mayor of Yekaterinburg and an opposition member, posted on Twitter.
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Future's voice is gone completely from Martin's take, so the dastardly nonchalance of the original is replaced by the sound of your innocence disappearing.
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See how the feds brought down Mark Avery's personal air force and ended his dastardly scam on the all new "American Greed," Monday, Sept.
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Zordon (Bryan Cranston) is a protector of humanity who centuries ago led a team of Rangers destroyed by the dastardly Rita Repulsa (Elizabeth Banks).
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Assisting the Second Sister are the terrifying Purge Troopers, special Imperial forces trained to seek out Jedi and aid the Inquisitors in their dastardly work.
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There's lots that I'd like to know about it, but it doesn't strike me as a breadcrumb leading back to evidence of some dastardly plot.
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Even the weakest stuff suddenly seemed painfully cunning; the low-level Weedles that new players once caught for practice suddenly became dastardly Pokeball-eating foes.
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Buses carrying military personnel were targeted while waiting at traffic lights at an intersection, the Turkish military said while condemning the "contemptible and dastardly" attack.
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We aren't married to the death penalty, but if we were, given its dastardly, dysfunctional and discriminatory history, it's well-nigh time for a divorce.
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Though U.N. officials implore us not to let dastardly politics get in the way of responding to dire needs, I fear the opposite may occur.
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Each major villain in the game gets at least one set piece that showcases their dastardly skills and no two fights require the same strategy.
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But the slider that has taken over the American League playoffs — the single most dastardly weapon of any pitcher left standing — has no origin story.
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Fernandez was more than just an ace: He was an immensely popular Cuban exile with an infectious smile to go with a dastardly slider. 4.
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It teases various plots involving them — including one particularly dastardly one featuring Shere Khan — but it mostly seems flummoxed by their continued presence in the story.
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Perhaps the most fun part of the whole thing is filling in the blanks of the narrative: What is the dastardly droid doing on this planet?
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When McGregor stormed the cage, some dastardly egg-head bean-counter from the commission tried to push the one-time Moneybelt challenger out by his leg.
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I liked a lot of the longer Across answers in this puzzle, especially LOCAL COLOR, FAUX DIAMOND, and HOT DOG STAND for their upgraded dastardly clues.
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When the denouement finally arrives and the prime minister explains his dastardly plan, it is Calder who provides the obligatory response: "It will never work," he says.
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And iPhone owners feel pretty sure that Apple has intentionally slowed down their smartphone, in a dastardly attempt to get them to upgrade to the latest model.
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James Spader in white chinos, parading around the school smoking and getting away with it because he probably owns it, is the hardiest and most dastardly toff.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin called the killing a "dastardly" crime aimed at destabilizing a fragile regional peace, but he did not accuse Kiev of being behind it.
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Hundreds of new U.S. troops to Iraq a 'possibility' International reaction Al-Abadi called the Karrada strike "dastardly" and "cowardly" and announced a three-day mourning period.
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In the clip a foolish human goes to throw out a Christmas tree, while two German shepherds try to foil his dastardly attempt to banish Christmas cheer.
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That, having been unceremoniously discarded by the club, Pellegrini has decided to take his dastardly revenge and plunge Guardiola into the turgid mire of Europe's second tier.
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The white bigots portrayed here came across as so sneeringly ignorant and dastardly that there was no chance that anyone watching the show might identify with them.
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A sampling: the end-over-end one that swaps distance for control, the dastardly knuckler, the directional spiral and the famed banana, adapted from Australian rules football.
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The most surprising thing about Love Is Blind is that, despite its deranged premise and dastardly dystopian timeline of romance, its contestants seemed to be emotionally honest.
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That's because four of the squares in today's puzzle are made of BLACK ICE (the revealer is in plain sight at 216A), that dastardly winter driving hazard.
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While navigating this landscape of damp castles and dastardly ministrations, Catherine relies on the support of her lady-in-waiting, Lina de Cardonnes (a captivating Stephanie Levi-John).
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On Saturday, The Washington Post ran a story claiming that Russians had hacked the Vermont power grid—dastardly, sensational stuff—on the word of anonymous US intelligence officials.
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This kind of push-pull audiences feel for Olivia and Annalise is usually saved for white man doing dastardly things, and has been since the dawn of time.
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Of course, Mazin's Chernobyl failed to dive into this whole thrilling subplot of dastardly American operatives snipping wires and flipping switches since, you know, that didn't actually happen.
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Now, it looks like New Jersey police have finally caught their own dastardly defecator—and this one feels like the end of particularly shit-centric Scooby-Doo episode.
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The episode set off an escalating diplomatic row between Britain and Russia, and is one in a long line of dastardly plots that have captured the public's imagination.
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Mr. Thompson (as the faithful Kent) and Ms. Houdyshell (as the doomed, fatuous Gloucester) and Pedro Pascal (as the dastardly Edmund) deliver clear-spoken but oddly unmodulated performances.
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October 1st Netflix description: The stakes are higher than ever for Carmen, Ivy and Zack as V.I.L.E. unleashes a host of dastardly new villains while A.C.M.E. closes in.
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As Andrew Prokop wrote for Vox: Much of Butina's alleged conduct seems to have involved socializing and attending US political events, which may not seem all that dastardly.
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Thank Chicago and its dastardly team of 1930s gangsters, who fucked up the whole Prohibition situation to the point where the country just up and made liquor legal again.
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The Dastardly Miss Lizzie by Viola Carr In this third installment of Carr's Electric Vampire series, we return to the fantasy steampunk retelling of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
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Children's Books To maintain your status as a Dark Lord of the Seven Sisters, you have to submit sufficient evidence of dastardly deeds to the Council of Evil Overlords.
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David learns this through some kind of astral projection, shortly before banishing an entire MRI machine from the womb because he spotted that dastardly yellow-eyed devil once again.
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In this New York, lit only by dull gas lamps, all matter of dastardly deeds can transpire in damp alleyways, without being discovered by forensic analysis and street cameras.
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Last week, some dastardly thieves stole the Cancer Center's giant, inflatable colon worth a whopping $4,000 from the back of a pickup in Kansas City, the Wichita Eagle reports.
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"Frese allegedly violated that trust, the oath he swore to uphold, and is charged with engaging in dastardly and felonious conduct at the expense of our country," Terwilliger said.
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AB's going the Dick Dastardly route with his lip warmer -- rockin' a hipster twist on the handlebar mustache on the way to his pre-season game against the NY Giants.
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But these familial connections were important to his mom, Sophia, a woman who would make offhand comments about the "dastardly Yankees" and tell stories about the accomplishments of Confederate forebearers.
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Such was his constant presence in life and in that part of our brains that still remember worrying if Batman and Robin would succeed against the Penguin's latest dastardly plot.
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Some Sanders die-hards have alleged that Clinton got more votes by orchestrating a fraud scheme through some poorly identified mix of ballot manipulation, election rigging, and other dastardly ploys.
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It's YouTube and the dastardly engineers who pushed the YouTube app past the TV's performance capabilities thus proving once again it's best to offload smart capabilities to set-top boxes.
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Jackie and the kids are the only people who can foil this dastardly plan, for some reason, and so, over a series of montages, Jackie Chan teaches them all karate.
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The scene plays out in a typical Spielberg way, with characters simply stewing and panicking slowly as our calm friendly sniper hunts down the dastardly enemy who has shot Caparzo.
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Riis once recounted how a murder suspect, locked for days in a basement, was escorted to Byrnes's office, where the tools of the dastardly deed were displayed on the wall.
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None of his characters are caricatures: There are good nuns and dastardly ones, courageous academics and those willing to sacrifice innocents for what they perceive to be the public good.
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Broadie defined failure as an array of dastardly outcomes: a complete whiff at the ball, a shot that skirts past the green, a shot that barely advances toward the hole.
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" The president called on Congress to "declare that since the unprovoked and dastardly attack by Japan ... a state of war has existed between the United States and the Japanese Empire.
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FOR centuries the wako, dastardly Japanese pirates, skulked in the countless coves of Tsushima island, roughly halfway between the Japanese archipelago and the Korean peninsula, frequently raiding the coast of Korea.
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The Redditor responsible for this theory adds that without a near-death experience to steer Michael in the right direction his human self may resort to his typically dastardly/demonic deeds.
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The faith that moved Brandt Jean to say those words is the faith that convinces me to hold onto the idea of redemption for all, even those who do dastardly things.
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So Rubio felt the need to counter this critique, and insist that Obama was in fact a maniacal supergenius who knew exactly what he was doing and how dastardly it was.
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The women gasp in horror when a production assistant hauls Taylor's suitcase out of their hotel room, meaning that dastardly Corinne is the sole survivor of the two-on-one date.
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You can't blame China the way you can when lamenting the decline of manufacturing, and you can't blame that dastardly Obama and his liberal agenda the way you can with coal.
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In Scoob, Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and the titular Scooby-Doo team up to save the world from Dick Dastardly, a villain who first appeared in the animated series in 1968.
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We look at historical events and we take primary sources at face value but a lot of them are sensationalized and the events are described as really heroic or really dastardly.
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While the exact details are hazy, it appears that as-of-yet undetermined individuals fraudulently used the company's app to gain access to Car2Go vehicles and then make their dastardly escape.
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Shortly after she agreed to a lifetime of wrestling matrimony, Joey Ryan decided to do the dastardly and pin her to the ground—probably to break all of the sexual tension.
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This treasure will eventually be stolen by the film's dastardly villain, the egomaniacal actor Phoenix Buchanan (a delightful Hugh Grant), who hopes to use the book as a map to riches.
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We devised some of our most inspired bad ideas and dastardly plans during these conversations; if the transcripts of those calls are ever published, we will both be canceled for life.
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We devised some of our most inspired bad ideas and dastardly plans during these conversations; if the transcripts of those calls are ever published, we will both be canceled for life.
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And he very shrewdly pairs his master detective with a genial duffer as a sidekick and gives him a dastardly opponent in the fiendish master criminal, "the Napoleon of crime," Prof.
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However, if Hustlers has taught us anything, it's that women are capable of dastardly deeds when they join forces, so no one is safe until the opening monologue has been delivered.
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" After Senator Lindsey Graham tweeted that Trump's "measured response" had been taken by Iran as "a sign of weakness," Trump said there was "plenty of time to do some dastardly things.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin called the killing of east Ukraine separatist leader Alexander Zakharchenko on Friday a "dastardly" act that aimed to destabilize the fragile peace in the region.
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Season 1 presented Gaitonde's twisted history, intercut with Singh chasing him down in the present only to find the criminal dead and his dastardly (and as-yet unknown) plans set in motion.
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"The president condemns the wicked attack and directs security agencies to begin immediate investigation with a view to bringing the perpetrators of the dastardly act to book," said Buhari's spokesman, Femi Adesina.
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Lupus is especially dastardly because it's an autoimmune disease that causes one's overactive immune system to attack your skin, body, and organs the same way it would normally fight bacteria and viruses.
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They posit not just that Manafort was set up, but also that Democrats worked with Ukraine to frame Russia for hacking Democrats' emails, a dastardly Democratic plot that led to Trump's election.
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The other big Republican contortion involves believing that, whatever Mr Trump has done, Democrats have done worse, or would do if they succeeded in their dastardly plot to steal power from him.
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Some of the content of those DNC emails was dastardly and revolting and her coming departure from the DNC is a victory for Sanders and all Democrats who want a better party.
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It feels like only two types of trailers came out this week: ones for movies about war and strife, and ones for movies about creepy people who are capable of dastardly things.
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Perhaps the author of this dastardly scheme told the players that his nephew, Massimo, was terrified of his first trip to the dentist, and needed encouragement from his boyhood idols to go.
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Along with the story, battling is the most fun and exciting aspect of Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and routing a group of dastardly enemies with near-perfect strategies is such a satisfying feeling.
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This eclectic team of LGBTQ superheroes includes FabMan, Wolf, Muscle Mary, and Frost (among several others) who face off against dastardly and poignant foes in an effort to—what else—save the world.
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It seems unlikely that these chess players represent an international cabal bent on ruling the world and communicating their dastardly plans via their chess games, although if they were, we'd probably never know.
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A YouTube star who goes by the name ThatPoppy is accused of stealing the identity of fellow YouTuber Mars Argo, and Mars says her ex-bf, Titanic Sinclair, is behind the dastardly deed.
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The free Sphero Star Wars app includes AR games that you can play with the droid and March of the Resistance music from the Force Awakens to accompany all the droid's dastardly doings.
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Owing to the parliamentary elections, the Taliban might want to strike a deal with the government, leaving the dastardly work of wreaking havoc to the Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP), the Afghanistan franchise.
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The two players have old-school games that should please tennis purists: Barty, the No. 8 seed, has a wicked slice backhand, and the unseeded Vondrousova has a penchant for dastardly drop shots.
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Nero (Eric Bana), the Romulan villain of the film, uses the principles of the black hole for dastardly ends, creating an artificial black hole out of "red matter" to destroy the planet Vulcan.
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After various plans fail, including one involving guest stars Radiohead, Cartman arranges for the murder of Scott's parents, lures Scott to a Chile Con Carnival and feeds him a dastardly bowl of chili.
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Thus, you fault India's prime minister for his handling of the dastardly Pulwama attack, masterminded by Pakistani terrorists, but neglect to tell the reader that his actions received unqualified approval from all Western democracies.
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This century's most tireless and high-profile example of the little show that could, "39 Steps" was (according to the official credits) adapted from Buchan's 1915 novel about dastardly espionage in a sleeping Britain.
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As the Guardian's Jason Wilson has written, stories about the dastardly plot against white farmers (which, again, doesn't actually exist) have shown up on alt-right, white nationalist, and neo-Nazi websites including AltRight.
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At last a mad genius has found a way to turn poutine, that dastardly Québécois combination of French fries, gravy and cheese curds, into finger food by layering it on top of potato skins.
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Even "House of Cards," for all the attention it got when it debuted a few months before "Orange," was a dark drama about a brooding, dastardly alpha male that could have aired on Showtime.
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Even "House of Cards," for all the attention it got when it debuted a few months before "Orange," was a dark drama about a brooding, dastardly alpha male that could have aired on Showtime.
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A certain imperiousness seems to unite Mr. Spacey's best-known roles, up through the dastardly Underwood on "House of Cards," whose depraved schemes have outpaced real-life politics by at least a few years.
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He's unlike a character that I've ever seen — I've played some dastardly motherfuckers but they don't hold a candle to Negan… people follow him because they're scared shitless of him, as they should be.
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A dastardly plot ensues, involving multiple "zombifications" at the hands of evil Haitians — but in the end, the white couple emerges unharmed, and the voodoo master is pushed off a cliff to his death.
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"The dastardly killing of Alexander Zakharchenko is further evidence: those who have chosen the path of terror, violence and spreading fear do not want to seek a peaceful political solution to the conflict," he said.
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Congressional committees like ours have an oversight responsibility to see that the customers who were victimized are made whole and the Wells Fargo employees who approved and executed this dastardly scheme are held fully accountable.
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It is a madcap caper of a book, full of clever, nerdy Regency girls foiling dastardly schemes and forging complex friendships (and maybe more!) with one another, and it is a pure pleasure to read.
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This rush of exhausted success earned by repetitive work is epitomized by this one particularly dastardly jump from Trollverse (2W7-BTH-7MF) by Spanish creator AliasNextN: There's a million ways to screw this jump up.
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Yes, I am aware this is a franchise originally created for children, and a grown man devising a dastardly "Team Rocket scheme to capture pokémon" in a game meant to unify people IRL is shameful.
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While Rorschach, in the book, nobly abstains from the other former superheroes' plan to cover up villain Ozymandias's dastardly deed — killing millions of innocent people to avoid a nuclear war — his moral code is pretty repugnant.
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As revealed this week, actor Iwan Rheon, who played the dastardly Game of Thrones villain on the HBO fantasy series, is set to star as Hitler in an installment of Sky Arts' new series Urban Myths.
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But all of the candidates knew about that patchwork going in, and Clinton's successful navigation of it — she has a multi-million-vote lead over Sanders — is more persuasive than any dark claims of dastardly tricks.
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The Trump–Republican attack against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is a dastardly attack against middle-class Americans protected by the agency against the kind of financial crimes and abuses that caused the last financial crash.
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But casting the IOC ban as a dastardly Western plot to hurt Russia, something he did when Russian athletes were banned from last year's Summer Olympics in Rio over doping, could help him mobilize the electorate.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.), who chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee, and continues to fight for his country while he fights for his life, why he spoke out so strongly after Trump's dastardly words about Charlottesville.
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But casting the IOC ban as a dastardly Western plot to hurt Russia, something he did when Russian athletes were banned from last year's Summer Olympics in Rio over doping, could help him mobilise the electorate.
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With the looming arrival of Samsung's first bendable-screen phone scheduled for sometime next year, this case may be the highest-profile example of the dastardly ways tech companies are trying to keep up with one another.
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We learn how Neil Patrick Harris's dastardly Count Olaf tricked Mr Poe, the executor of the Baudelaire will, into making him the orphans' initial guardian; we meet some of the (previously unfeatured) characters attempting to stop him.
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Not even six months after the U.K. got to grips with the minutiae of European Union rule-making and its enormous, surreptitious dastardly implications for our country, we have all suddenly become experts in British Constitutional Law.
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There also is a dastardly drawing by the brilliant Belgian artist Félicien Joseph Victor Rops entitled "La vrille" (late 43th century), which depicts a woman completely impaled on the enormous, threaded phallus of a supine hoofed satyr.
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Innovating on the internet in the age of 'grammable food and drink is a dastardly challenge but one drinking hole has taken science and our love for alcohol and with it, obliterated all other measly cocktail competition.
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And as I waited for my nausea to subside, I began to appreciate the dastardly marketing plan built into Hardcore Henry: It's essentially a dare to see if audiences can finish the whole thing without throwing up.
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The King Dragon RPG, which started from a throwaway Vine, revolves loosely around Dennis' (the player's) quest to save Prince Horace from King Dragon (and, of course, the death of Archibald, who's betrayed by the dastardly Lysanderoth).
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We close up shop in the present day, the mystery of the abominable bride solved and Sherlock one step closer to working out Moriarty's dastardly plan: "I know exactly what he's going to do next," he declares.
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Your ruling planet Venus (also in Cancer) connects with Mars (finally done with that dastardly retrograde in Scorpio, which slowed everything down to a painful pace) on July 6, creating more momentum in your cash and career.
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But over many hours of questioning, he was sadly plagued by his poor memory of events from two years ago, caught in a dastardly "perjury trap," and eventually unsuccessfully pressured to admit to things he didn't do.
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In order to achieve his dastardly goal, Thanos needs to collect all six Infinity Stones and put them in his fancy jewel gauntlet, which will enable him to snap and erase half the Earth's population at random.
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The plot turns when Tarzan/Greystoke is invited back to Africa, the Congo specifically, as part of a nefarious plot by some dastardly Belgians who plan to kidnap and trade him for diamonds and enslave African tribes.
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"[Kercher] must have scolded Amanda for her lack of morals," he says at another point, attempting to justify what he believed was a fight (never substantiated) between the girls that led to his proposed dastardly sex orgy.
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James Cook — a British imperialist adventurer to be sure, but perhaps not so dastardly a figure as some today would have it — met and co-opted as part of his crew a remarkable Tahitian islander named Tupaia.
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People I've talked to seem to think that, somehow, Keegan is trying everything he can to make Ethan a human rather than just a dastardly mustache-twirler—and a lot of that is in the writing, too.
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The party has responded largely by either condemning and attempting to disavow far-right candidates while arguing that somewhere, a Democrat is doing something even more dastardly (praising anti-Semitic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, for example).
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Her directorial debut is a dark tale set in the run up to a kid's birthday celebration, an absurdist, Black Mirror-style short featuring an attempt to hide an unwanted corpse with a dastardly, farcical, side-splitting denouement.
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You start seeing all these heroic or dastardly people and events in the series and they're coalescing into narratives that contribute to the history of Westeros 50 years or 1,000 years after the events of the main series.
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They are demeaned and insulted by a president who attacks them, a Senate that is asked to disrespect and ignore them, and a confirmation process that is even more dastardly than the injustices committed against professor Anita Hill.
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"Frese allegedly violated that trust, the oath he swore to uphold, and is charged with engaging in dastardly and felonious conduct at the expense of our country," said Zach Terwilliger, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.
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A onetime conscious rapper turned dandy who was raised in Wisconsin and Nigeria, he broke through with "Classic Man" (2015), an irresistible thumper about dignity, sartorial rigor and, more quietly, the ways the dapper overlaps with the dastardly.
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Yet Kavanaugh doesn't address the question of what happens when it's not clear and disputed whether or not the president has done "something dastardly" — such as, colluding with Russia to intervene in the 2016 election, or obstructing justice.
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In the film, The RZA (who composed the score for the first Protector's US release) plays a fedora-wearing evildoer who kidnaps the greatest fighters in the world and then has them carry out all sorts of dastardly plots.
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"What a terrible, dastardly, cowardly, terrible act this was that was committed," Dayton said, before touring the damage inside the center that contains a mosque and community center that provides day care, classes and various sports and fitness activities.
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Obama should thoughtfully explain to voters why punishing increases in health care premiums result from obsessive Republican attacks against ObamaCare, and why Trump's attempt to strip insurance coverage from Americans with preexisting conditions is morally dastardly, sickening and bankrupt.
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I don't know if they're friends outside of the building, but they work every shift together like a pair of evil skaters, setting each other up for another dastardly deed, then preening around the room when it comes off.
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He'd release a statement or hold a news conference to say that Trump had a spastic trigger finger or was triggered by Adam Schiff or was set up by those dastardly Ukrainians, who are never up to any good.
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Tis the season for a pile of packages on the front porch and the dastardly Grinches who pilfer them, so enter YouTuber and former NASA engineer Mark Rober who went to great lengths to punish porch pirates nabbing boxes off doorsteps.
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Mr. Freeze, Firefly, Penguin, Riddler, Man-bat, Scarecrow, and the League of Shadows all get their dastardly moment in the sun before the episode ends...and those villains also happen to be most of the main antagonists of Batman: Arkham Knight.
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"The world is rich in available data — most of it given freely without even the need for a dastardly meme conspiracy theory — and much poorer in attention span," New York magazine's Brian Feldman wrote during the Facebook "10-Year Challenge" controversy.
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We can assume that things between Frances and Catherine will come to a head in the final episode next week, but whether Frances will be caught out for targeting Ryan before her dastardly plan is put into action is uncertain.
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A group of such dastardly people forcing their kids to follow in their dark footsteps — by enrolling them in an evil institution devoted to teaching its students how to use poison, physical combat, and psychology to their advantage — sounds really awful.
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I can't stand the endless rhetoric of it any more; the canny lawyerly presentations; the suspicions of people who are either acting in good faith, or who have nothing more dastardly in mind than Ganna herself, namely to make some money.
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But if Brooker widens his scope to speakers of different languages, we could see some dastardly manipulation across cultural lines — perhaps something akin to "Shut Up and Dance," in which a young man is blackmailed into committing murder and armed robbery.
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Meanwhile, the military is getting conned by two Decepticons (voiced by Angela Bassett and Justin Theroux), who are trying to worm their way into the military's communications infrastructure to enact a dastardly plan that will lead to total world destruction.
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There is an art to writing clues that are only so tricky; most constructors who think of a particularly dastardly clue for an entry would find it difficult to sacrifice the clue in the name of maintaining an easy solving level.
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Actors like James Corden and Rebel Wilson get a bit more screen time in this preview, but it's really all about Idris Elba, whose dastardly ways as Macavity are on full display, with a $100 reward slapped across his furry head.
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As Tonic's Susan Rinkunas wrote in a good comparison of the bills: Pretending to cover patients with preexisting conditions while actually removing protections for a huge swath of entirely normal human conditions—including pregnancy, my god—is dastardly and cowardly in equal measure.
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He details how he and Steve Jobs first demonstrated the iPhone prototype to Cingular executives just weeks before the product's unveiling, how Jobs helped him get through a serious illness, and how Jobs operated a dastardly scheme to scam the Apple cafeteria.
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"While we commiserate with the families of the late victims of this cruel act and wish those injured speedy recovery, we would like to assure the public that efforts are ongoing to track those behind the dastardly acts," an army spokesman said.
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Collaborationist militias kept order, and French police were complicit in the most dastardly act of the Occupation: The 1942 roundup of around 13,000 Jews at the Vel d'Hiv bicycle stadium before their eventual deportation to the Auschwitz death camp in German-occupied Poland.
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Shot in the wilds of New Jersey, the slim story finds the villain engaging in dastardly deeds only to be chased by his persistent female pursuers, who set his lair on fire with a flaming arrow and force him right off a cliff.
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In "Holmes & Watson," Ferrell and Reilly bring their manic, absurdist spin to the frequently revisited roles of Sherlock Holmes and his partner, Dr. Watson, as they bumble their way through a case that requires them to defend the queen from the dastardly Moriarty.
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My answer to Bannon is that he might learn from the chiefs of every branch of our military services who rose as one, immediately after the president uttered his dastardly words on Charlottesville, to condemn racism and bigotry in all their forms.
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A Pew survey published in July showed that they were one of the most trusted groups in the country, second only to scientists: 83% of people expressed confidence in the armed forces, above public schools (80%), police officers (78%) or dastardly journalists (55%).
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Because we as viewers know what Sansa's been through, we are more willing to trust her than Jon is when she warns him that Cersei is more fearsome than the Night King; unlike Sansa, he hasn't quite experienced Cersei's dastardly manipulations or ferocity firsthand.
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You do not have to accuse your supervisor of anything dastardly, per se: Just stick to the facts and make it clear that it's a situation you feel is inappropriate for you to be involved in — for your own sake, and for the company's.
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Trump's defenders argued that Steele was not a whistle-blower but a villain—a dishonest Clinton apparatchik who had collaborated with American intelligence and law-enforcement officials to fabricate false charges against Trump and his associates, in a dastardly attempt to nullify the 2016 election.
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In her comic novel, A SHOT IN THE DARK (Bloomsbury, paper, $17), Lynne Truss does the dastardly deed during a performance of "A Shilling in the Meter," a slice-of-life drama being given a tryout production at a seedy theater in Brighton in 1957.
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Quart herself can be a distracting presence, telling us how much iced coffee she drinks and cracking flat jokes ("When I write the dastardly word 'domination' here, I do not use the word in either the sultry or the not-safe-for-work sense").
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I may have been in the middle of a quest to save Princess Peach from the dastardly clutches of Bowser, but that didn't mean I wasn't going to drop what I was doing every time I spotted a couple of those purple coins floating in the distance.
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So, though the film cranks through its dastardly plot with leering Hitchcockian suspense, though its minor-key piano motif is the soundtrack of a nightmare, the drama My Cousin Rachel is also a bleak comedy about people who make ridiculous mistakes at the altar of love.
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LC KIDS: MEET ME AT THE FOUNTAIN: 'THE CANARY FLIES AT MIDNIGHT' (Saturday and Sunday) If your family members missed joining this caper when it had its debut last spring, they now have another chance to become detectives and protect Lincoln Center from a dastardly villain.
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So you can't really blame the kid who decided to take matters into his own hands when he faced off with one of the dastardly contraptions on Wednesday—weaseling his way into the machine and getting his mitts on all those sweet, sweet stuffed animals inside.
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FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD In the continuing expansion of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter universe, the dastardly Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) has escaped capture, and Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) signs on to help catch him at the behest of a young Dumbledore (Jude Law, joining the series).
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Ubolratana also starred as a historical princess in a 2003 Thai soap opera set in the Ayutthaya period of the 14th to 18th centuries, and in an action movie in which she played a tough journalist facing danger as she works to uncover a dastardly plot.
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FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD In the continuing expansion of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter-verse, the dastardly Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) has escaped capture, and Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) signs on to help catch him at the behest of a young Dumbledore (Jude Law, joining the series).
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Continental commentators and policymakers view him, it is true, in a different narrative role—as the dastardly embodiment of the post-imperial nostalgia and chauvinism that Mr Blair seemed to have vanquished—but both his self-presentation and the counter-tale make it possible to orient him.
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After English botched their first kickoff with an offsides, their second attempt ended in the dastardly hands of a Classical's Marcus Rivera, who streaked up the sideline after slapping down a player for a miraculous 75-yard touchdown with zero seconds on the clock to break English's hearts.
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Brock, while working to uncover the dastardly deeds of this mad scientist, becomes one of those unwitting hosts — and thus imbued with super powers, fights the good fight with the help of his former fiancée, in an unlikely turn for Michelle Williams, to save the earth, and himself.
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Zimmerman's acquittal can be somewhat downplayed because he wore no badge, because he was a disturbed individual doing a dastardly thing, and he happened to get away with it, in part because officers and prosecutors didn't fully investigate what happened until pressured by protesters, when it was too late.
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However, partisan grudgefests run deep, and some on the right have argued that the UK's Chilcot report proves the real dastardly actors are liberals who accused Bush and Blair not just of relying on faulty intelligence suggesting Iraq had WMDs but of lying about the intelligence they did have.
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Unfortunately (and understandably), the snot snakes must have been pretty stressed after the truck they were carried in rear-ended some cars and spilled all 13 containers of them, because their ooze drenched the roadway like a dastardly plot by the villain from the original Power Rangers movie.
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To better understand, let's imagine an alternate history for the Buffalo Bills: in this timeline, after the third Super Bowl loss in 1993, the NFL and its fans are so blinded by sympathy for the perpetual runner-up, that they concoct a dastardly plan for a guaranteed happy ending.
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One of the most iconic crowd involvement moments in wrestling history took place in Toronto at Wrestlemania X8, when fans simply decided to cheer the heel Hulk Hogan over The Rock, prompting the then-dastardly "Hollywood" Hogan to revert back to his altruistic superhero ways of old mid-match.
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Meanwhile, Prairie has escaped, and convinced the local boys and BBA back home that she is an OA, or "Original Angel," who is destined to return to the site of her capture and save Homer (with whom she is in love) and the others from Hap's dastardly plans.
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Neil Patrick Harris leads the way as the equally campy and dastardly Count Olaf, who wants nothing more than to steal both the spotlight at his community theater and the vast fortune of precocious orphans Violet (Malina Weissman), Klaus (Louis Hynes), and Sunny (astonishingly expressive baby Presley Smith) Baudelaire.
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A conservative is one who plays on the Burkean "team," fights for the same decencies Burke does and denounces the right opponents: the dastardly Jean-Jacques Rousseau, for instance, and Jeremy Bentham, promulgator of "utilitarian" theories that seek "the greatest good for the greatest number," who is the book's archfiend.
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I was hoping the Roof trial would take a backseat to Slager, that his name would soon be forgotten because the rest of us would have been so shocked, outraged, by what led him to that dastardly night during a Bible study, that we would declare with one voice: Never again.
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In order to shorten their path back to civilization, Hutch (Robert James-Collier—best known as Downton Abbey's dastardly Thomas Barrow) comes up with an alternate route … which takes the group deep into the forest, where they're confronted with gutted animals, crudely drawn symbols on trees, and other ritualistic ephemera.
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Rather than shaming young people for their natural sexual curiosity or presenting porn as some dastardly evil, the video acknowledges that, like many kinds of movies and media, porn is an exaggerated, often unrealistic depiction — a fantasy intended to be enjoyed by adults rather than an instruction manual for young people.
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Given Mr Corbyn's irritating habit, throughout his long life in politics, of demonising anybody to his right in the party as a traitor to the true cause, it would be a delicious irony if he went down in history as Ramsay MacCorbyn, the enabler of the most dastardly Tory project since Thatcherism.
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Director Matthew Vaughn's adaptation of the comic book by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons is an exuberant, cartoonishly violent spy romp that sends up both James Bond and superhero films, depicting a world in which a band of well-dressed, well-trained superspies fight dastardly villains on behalf of the common good.
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I learned that the reason the lake had become so clear was that it had been invaded by a dastardly pair of bivalves — the zebra and quagga mussels — which had hitched a ride on a shipping barge from either the Black or Caspian Seas and then quietly but ceaselessly colonized the lake.
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Phoenix, like Paddington, longs to possess the pop-up book, which hints at hidden treasure, but the most dastardly crime is that Grant somehow filches the entire movie, in the course of which he gets to dress as a candle-carrying nun, a knight in armor, and, to his eternal mortification, a giant spaniel.
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The word conjures the nightmare of an adolescent dress rehearsal for a marriage proposal — one of those disquieting, viral-baiting marriage proposals where (typically) guys arrange some dastardly stunt (simulated plane crash, surprise "Today" show appearance) in a bid to shock and awe their (typically) female targets into signing over their lives on the spot.
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Depending on where you stand in the ongoing debate around spoiler culture, how invested you are in The Rise of Skywalker, and whether you can recognize the cleverness behind Burger King's ad campaign no matter how dastardly it may be, this is either a completely genius idea or something from the pits of hell.
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Made by developer Nerial (who I'd never heard of prior to this release), Reigns is both dastardly simple and delightfully savage, laugh-out-loud funny and in its own ways rather harrowing, and I really wish my kids didn't use CBeebies apps on this iPad, or I'd carry it with me everywhere I went.
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Ahmed Hussein-Suale was shot three times by men on a motorbike while driving home from work on Wednesday in the capital Accra, said his production company Tiger Eye PI. "We ... are terribly devastated by this dastardly act, but remain unshaken in our resolve to make ... corruption a high-risk activity in this country," it said in a statement.
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"As we convey our sincerest condolences to the families and friends of the victims and offer our sympathy to the peace-loving people of Sulu who are severely affected by this dastardly act, we assure our people that we will use the full force of the law to bring to justice the perpetrators behind this incident," Lorenzana said.
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This involves events more likely to be found in radio serials and movies of yore — a scandalous pregnancy, a baby torn from a mother's arms, a still more dastardly act of violence — but among the pleasures of "Bright Star" is the sheer yarniness of the yarn that unspools, so I'll leave the rest to be discovered by audiences.
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In the official version Russia is always the victim of a dastardly and demeaning Western campaign; it was the Ukrainians who shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 to make Russia look bad; it was the British who poisoned Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia, and when she gave an interview to Reuters, it was obvious she was coerced.
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Because the patriotic left offers the antithesis to Trump, liberals do not spend hours of their day and night watching Sean Hannity on Fox News and others in the media who are biased in Trump's favor, and we condemn Trump's deceit that the free press is the enemy of the people, dastardly slander Trump repeated again in a recent speech.
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Part of it might have to do with the overall reach of the channel — it could also be that Match just isn't as scintillating as UnReal, which is aimed at unearthing the dastardly goings-on behind the scenes of salacious reality TV. But the fact is that Match beat out all the rest when it came to putting a Black man at the center of a search for everlasting love.
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