We need to expose our dirty laundry, because we've got some dirty laundry, too, that we need to air.
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Wash dirty laundry on the warmest setting possibleThere is no need to shake dirty laundry, as that can spread viruses through the air.
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Carrie Underwood's pile of "Dirty Laundry" is about to grow!
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At night, she left her dirty laundry on the floor.
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Even if she's airing their dirty laundry to do it.
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Over the next 45 minutes, Bergman aired his dirty laundry.
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There's even enough space to separate your clean and dirty laundry.
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Like, did I almost see all your insecurity, your dirty laundry?
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"He's going to escape again in a cart of dirty laundry."
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The public airing of dirty laundry come at an inopportune time.
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Dirty laundry is aired in public (and appears on the floor).
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And you have to bring your dirty laundry back with you.
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Before singing "Dirty Laundry," Underwood quipped that "Sweaty Laundry" was more appropriate.
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Finally, the couple's awful dirty laundry has been dragged into the light.
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It's become the throw the dirty laundry anywhere approach to computer use.
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Have you ever said that about the Clintons, get the dirty laundry?
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Blanket rejection of the dirty laundry in our history is cultural erasure.
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The sibling dispute helped uncover a trove of dirty laundry for prosecutors.
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Connor says hearing about Lincoln's dirty laundry rubbed him the wrong way.
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A red team-blue team exercise would expose all this dirty laundry.
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A rack that can hold clean clothes, laundry supplies, and dirty laundry
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"It's a way to deal with their dirty laundry in private," Sheehan said.
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Yes, we're ready to air our dirty laundry in the most literal sense.
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And so when Frank appears before Congress, he doesn't air any dirty laundry.
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Let's do this dirty laundry, as Kelly Rowland, former Destiny's Child, once crooned.
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Yet unless the F.B.I. finds evidence among Mr. Weiner's dirty laundry that Mrs.
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One day, Matt's mother walked into his room to collect his dirty laundry.
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You find out who slept with whom, and everyone's dirty laundry gets aired.
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How about reading complaints about literal dirty laundry being aired on out the internet!
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If there is any more dirty laundry to be seen, let's see it now.
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Fact is ... famous people don't like lawsuits, because dirty laundry almost never smells good.
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Mmmm, they must love having their dirty laundry aired for the world. http://bit.
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And Trump is ready to air as much supposed dirty laundry as he wants.
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Nicki isn't afraid to air out dirty laundry ... even if other rappers are scared.
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Tasks like sorting dirty laundry or folding dry clothing should be done at home.
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There's been a tradition in the black community of not airing our dirty laundry.
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For his part Mr Draghi fears that airing dirty laundry damages the bank's credibility.
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A co-worker sent her dirty laundry home to be washed via corporate FedEx!
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"I don't want to air guys' dirty laundry out," he said Monday to reporters.
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Identify who played you for a fool and left you holding Putin's dirty laundry.
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The Twitter hashtag #TapperDirtFile is now encompassing all of the anchor's supposed dirty laundry.
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And if it turns out that paper nylon holds onto the odors of dirty laundry?
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The amount of dirty laundry that has piled up in my closet is actually ridiculous.
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An awards show may not be the place to dump the industry's dirty laundry onstage.
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The most obvious may be public embarrassment, as dirty laundry is aired in the press.
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It was just a bag full of dirty laundry, but the guard shook his head.
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In 2001, Guzman escaped from Puente Grande, hidden in a cart filled with dirty laundry.
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There's a lot of pressure in the queer community not to air your dirty laundry.
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You grab your only nice underwear out the dirty laundry basket; humans can't see smell.
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"I prefer to make sure that dirty laundry is not washed in public," he said.
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It's why companies have arbitration clauses, so that nobody ever finds out their dirty laundry.
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The convention is a place to put forward a unified face, not to air dirty laundry.
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From the dirty laundry she's aired on Instagram, it looks like she's been listening to Lemonade.
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You'll have space in your luggage for souvenirs and no dirty laundry when you get home.
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I take some phone calls in privacy; on others, I air my dirty laundry in public.
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No need to air your dirty laundry: Instead, corral it in a suitable basket or hamper.
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These shows were where the country's dirty laundry aired, and Oprah became synonymous with the process.
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Prince Andrew had his own dirty laundry: He resigned from his job because of seedy friendships.
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It turns out that part of the answer lies with the dirty laundry inside your travel bag.
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When 50 Cent didn't immediately bring up this post, Cohen wasted no time airing that dirty laundry.
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Over the past couple of weeks, Hollywood has been airing out its dirty laundry to devastating results.
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For the past month, it has been reloaded with expired experiments, dirty laundry, and other unwanted materials.
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You would have so much dirty laundry there is not enough laundromats in Washington to clean it.
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You can't help but sigh at the chaos of their room — clean and dirty laundry mixed together.
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Just ask Harvey Weinstein's accusers if they enjoyed having their dirty laundry aired at his criminal trial.
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Dirty laundry being re-aired and Chaffetz now says he might hold hearing on case. http://bit.
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It seemed enviable enough: Who wouldn't want an employer that literally took care of your dirty laundry?
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And then it&aposs like openly airing our laundry -- or his dirty laundry about what&aposs going on.
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With all this adding up, West has finally aired his side of the dirty laundry to the public.
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We got Kenya arriving at LAX after Matt aired their dirty laundry on Instagram and called Kenya manipulative.
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All expose their intimate problems to anyone willing to listen — their dirty laundry, their most trivial of yearnings.
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When O'Reilly objected by calling Putin "a killer," Trump said the United States has its own dirty laundry.
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Plus, there's a separate compartment for dirty laundry that vacuum seals to save space and keep it secluded.
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Critics have called her a traitor, while supporters have praised her heroism in airing the military's dirty laundry.
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The search for Huck, allowed OPA to air their dirty laundry and attempt to be a family again.
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Still, he brings his dirty laundry home and eats dinner with us frequently because, we suspect, it's free.
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Still, he brings his dirty laundry home and eats dinner with us frequently because, we suspect, it's free.
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He threatened to air unspecified dirty laundry about the wealthy Ricketts family as it financed efforts against him.
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Trump has hung his dirty laundry out for all to see and signed off on it in public.
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"It's shining a light on the scientific community, airing its dirty laundry in a way," said Dr. Johnson.
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They talked about how the husband, in his pain, aired their dirty laundry to the wife's business partner.
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There's also included a drawstring bag on the inside to stash your dirty laundry and used gym clothes.
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Some of the dirty laundry from Natalia Vodianova's divorce from billionaire Englishman Justin Portman has been aired in tabloids.
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More importantly, the source says Dina doesn't like Jesse sharing their dirty laundry with the media ... social or otherwise.
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" She added, "I'm fine if people want to air their dirty laundry online, but people know enough about me.
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Suddenly, all of her dirty laundry is public business — and we presume she won't be too happy about that.
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Nothing like airing a corporate executive's dirty laundry over the internet, live and uncensored, for the world to see.
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There were early signs that Pelosi's entreaty not to air dirty laundry in public has yet to sink in.
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Pehr Designs Pom Pom Hamper, $65.36No one wants to see a giant pile of dirty laundry on the floor.
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Tyrese admits airing his dirty laundry with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was NOT cool ... straight-up calling it unprofessional.
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DIRTY LAUNDRY: The Hill's Scott Wong reports: A routine meeting of liberal Democrats grew heated on Wednesday when Rep.
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China: Getting Dirty Vice President Pence's airing of China's dirty laundry has already gotten a public rebuttal from Beijing.
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Ordinarily, I would save up a week's dirty laundry and just throw it in the machine to get clean.
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This is Wifegate: an incredibly regressive back and forth over Cruz and Trump's spouses' looks and alleged dirty laundry.
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If Trump is masterful at anything, it is shooting himself in the foot and airing his own dirty laundry.
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So to all the Democratic candidates in competitive primaries out there I beg of you: Air your opponents' dirty laundry.
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Reality stars put their dirty laundry on display for us to build up an opinion on how much it stinks.
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I have a pile of dirty laundry sitting in my room, so I cross the street to the nearest laundromat.
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Welcome to Dirty Laundry, a brand, spanking new video series hosted by InStyle's very own Editor-in-Chief Laura Brown.
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Emails showing everything from the dirty laundry of internal fights through to who supported a policy could be on display.
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A unique set of conditions exists now that allowed this unprecedented glimpse into the beauty industry's dirty laundry in 232.
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In my experience in Washington, when people refuse to come clean, it is usually because they are hiding dirty laundry.
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My ultimate dream is to do high-impact investigative work and get the politicians' dirty laundry out into the sunlight.
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"The symbolism would be too crude if you put it into a novel, washing the dirty laundry," Mr. O'Toole said.
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This also applies to the stereotypical teenage boy who leaves heaps of dirty laundry and sports gear in his room.
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Over 250,000 leaked diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks aired the United States' dirty laundry, including personal digs at foreign leaders.
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It's because Crosby's dirty laundry wasn't aired until 1983, when his son Gary published the memoir Going My Own Way.
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With the DreamScreen, the entire room is illuminated, including the dirty laundry in the far corner that I'm trying to ignore.
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The film fell into Shankar's "Bootleg" film universe with such films as The Punisher: Dirty Laundry and Venom: Truth in Journalism.
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No matter how clean someone claims their house is, random smells from pets, musty basements, dirty laundry, and more are inevitable.
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In a bold move, Helen pays the club a visit and begins airing the dirty laundry of its members quite publicly.
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I chose to sort my clothing by type: pants, tops, bras, underwear, and a couple of extra bags for dirty laundry.
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So it's no surprise that Jackson might be incentivized to keep airing out their dirty laundry just to piss Melo off.
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Now that Google+ has been shuttered, I should air my dirty laundry on how awful the project and exec team was.
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The report itself is a grandiose airing of the FBI's dirty laundry: Internal disagreements, bad decisions, troubling conduct, insubordination and more.
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If you live in Rice University's student housing, you'll get your dirty laundry washed, dried, and folded all with an app.
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Some Trump scandals will require years to unpack, but with the pardons, the dirty laundry is already up on the line.
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He'll ask you to please not put dirty laundry, gym shoes, or groceries in it when you reuse the bag later.
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In airing her 'dirty laundry' without shame, that laundry suddenly didn't look so dirty anymore—and then neither did my own.
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In that case, the organization suggests wearing disposable gloves to touch dirty laundry, or washing your hands immediately after handling it.
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The early iteration of The Oprah Winfrey Show, which premiered in 1986, was all about dirty laundry, both personal and national.
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I kept quiet about my sexual abuse out of shame and the cultural concept of black people not airing dirty laundry.
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But things really came to a head when Hillary Clinton aired some dirty laundry about the duo's ongoing spat from 2016.
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While he deserves credited for disclosing "dirty laundry" he uncovered, Flannery failed to move fast enough to restore confidence among shareholders.
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John Mayer put his dirty laundry on blast for all to see ... and then showed us how to get it squeaky clean.
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The book offers an ambivalent understanding of a complicated birthright, and none of its drama feels like an airing of dirty laundry.
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The trial is likely to result in "a lot of dirty laundry getting aired," according to an insider close to the case.
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Still, our table talk must aspire to become our national talk; all of our dirty laundry, and dirty manners, must be aired.
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Sovereigns, courtiers and unruly royal children are cast in unforgiving light as Tinniswood, in some cases quite literally, airs their dirty laundry.
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If possible, placing a disposable bag liner into the hamper rather than simply tossing dirty laundry into the bin is also suggested.
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"It is the second cleanest shirt in the dirty laundry basket after the U.S.," said Christian Lawrence, senior market strategist at Rabobank.
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Americans "ought to be disgusted" by the airing of White House dirty laundry, House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer told CNBC on Friday.
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Reddit forums devoted to confessions provide other avenues to sharing secrets—though experts wouldn't recommend putting anyone's dirty laundry on the internet.
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The bizarre demonstration was supposedly meant to symbolize "the time to end the era of dirty laundry in politics," according to Radio Praha.
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Floyd Mayweather didn't just throw shade at 50 Cent -- he threw EVERYTHING at the rapper ... including a piping hot bag of dirty laundry.
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Samantha Grant has been airing out her family&aposs dirty laundry since Prince Harry, 33, and Markle, 36, announced their engagement in November.
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Others were angry because they didn't know or care about the divide and resented being forced to watch these groups air dirty laundry.
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If I was advising him, I would say put it all out there, all the dirty laundry on anybody who might have something.
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Don't be the Aries hungover in a pile of dirty laundry; be the Aries who got enough rest on some beautiful clean sheets!
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Kenny says Karl's statements were totally wrong ... because you shouldn't air out the dirty laundry of the NBA inner circle for public consumption.
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As you'll recall ... Tip chimed in when Rob was going off on Chyna and airing her dirty laundry on his now deleted Instagram.
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Unlike the Lemonade highlight, which was politically charged and urgent, it's used as a springboard for Drake to air out his dirty laundry.
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But one scandal has outshone them all, and has brought the dirty laundry of the Bolshoi out for the whole world to see.
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"The whole mode now of airing everybody's dirty laundry no matter how far back it goes, without any credibility," said Bill Steele, 69.
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The legislative setback played out as the N.R.A. has endured scrutiny over desperate calls for fund-raising and a rare dirty-laundry lawsuit.
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Plus, when I'm coming home, I can use the cubes to keep anything I didn't end up wearing separate from my dirty laundry.
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Democrats are focused on the shutdown fight with the president and may be inclined to let Republicans sort out their own dirty laundry.
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Instead of bringing any special new benefits to Team Trump, it simply put all of their dirty laundry on display for everyone to see.
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It's now attempting to see if it can push that to the forefront and hide its dirty laundry behind a wall of "privacy" talk.
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The family drama kept up that streak with "Dirty Laundry," where we meet the parents of Callie's transgender friend Aaron (trans actor Elliot Fletcher).
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The dirty laundry normally reserved for tell-all, after-the-fact books has been making its way onto newspaper column inches and television airwaves.
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And it's not their job to air those people's dirty laundry, or that of suspects outside of a grand jury room or a courtroom.
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The last thing I wanted to do was for this to be dirty laundry or some rock star expose or any of that crap.
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Obviously Bezos disagrees, and he'd rather air his dirty laundry (rather more literally than that is usually meant) than compromise himself and the Post.
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In May, many college students swoop home for the summer, landing with their loads of dirty laundry and cravings for the comforts of home.
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If I had a choice to reclaim one clue, it would be "Carrie Underwood hit that includes Ajax as a lyric" for "Dirty" LAUNDRY.
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Carolina Herrera and Oscar de la Renta, two major American fashion houses, seem to have decided that dirty laundry is not the best look.
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With your busy schedule, you crave alone time — often over time with friends — and you tend to be private with your own dirty laundry.
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She was looking ahead at the road, and he noticed that the bag she had placed at her feet was stuffed with dirty laundry.
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As part of a Dirty Laundry game, Oakley asked her if she'd ever made out with a fan, suggesting that Fisher might count as one.
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And to air the dirty laundry and to have the Twitter back-and-forth is beneath the dignity of every office that has been aforementioned.
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The prospect that any dirty laundry—from mass layoffs to furious— may come out in the open appears to be making the Chinese administration skittish.
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And by the end of it we were like, 'We just aired out all of our dirty laundry and we still want to be together.
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The former couple's public dirty laundry airing seemed uncomfortably raw and real compared to the reunion's other antics, like James Kennedy and Kristen Doute's bickering.
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" After further thanking her family, the "Dirty Laundry" singer then got so emotional during her speech that she candidly declared, "I've just become suddenly stupid!
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Airing one's dirty laundry in verse isn't exclusive to Renaissance rhymesters: the tactic was reused by Romantic and Victorian poets, and especially by modern lyricists.
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There were people who felt that she was airing dirty laundry — black men who as a result resented not only her writing but her success.
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Clean and disinfect the hamper like you would any other surface, and wash your hands thoroughly after handling dirty laundry from someone who is ill.
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So, at dawn, boats carry the dirty laundry and garbage out to Tronchetto, an artificial island and parking lot for trucks coming from the mainland.
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I would want to reinvent myself too if my father was going to prison for fraud and my family's dirty laundry became the latest tabloid gossip.
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Omarosa's book tour must be going well -- just look at the way she celebrates after another grueling week of airing out Donald Trump's (alleged) dirty laundry.
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You don't litigate this on the front page of the New York Times, where everybody in the world is reading about their dirty laundry out here.
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On top of all that, there's the grim political backdrop, with many Muslims opposed to "airing dirty laundry" at a time of rampant hostility toward Islam.
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"I care too much about my family to air our dirty laundry and to put everything out there and have everybody constantly judging us," she says.
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A plug-in odor eliminator No matter how clean someone claims their house is, random smells from pets, musty basements, dirty laundry, and more are inevitable.
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Those items include broken hardware from ISS, food containers, dirty laundry, and astronaut waste, according to Holly Vavrin, the flight lead for the current Cygnus mission.
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Many colleges don't allow candles in dorms, but you can still hide the smell of burnt microwave pizza and dirty laundry with a can of Febreze.
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I've always thought that's when I've really liked someone: When I've purposefully face planted their dirty laundry and put my nostrils to work like a Dyson.
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For such students, school may be the only place they can get three hot meals a day and medical care, and even wash their dirty laundry.
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Moraxella osloensis is primarily responsible for the stench of dirty laundry, and it may also be the reason that your sponge eventually emits a funky odor.
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The United States was "the cleanest shirt in the dirty laundry basket," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group, a Minneapolis investment firm.
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You don't litigate this on the front page of The New York Times, where everybody in the world is reading about their dirty laundry out here.
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There's a natural discomfort when detached celebrities, far removed from the struggles, air the dirty laundry of a community constantly under attack rhetorically, institutionally or violently.
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According to the CDC's recommendations for households with infected or possibly infected people, dirty laundry from an ill person can be washed with other people's items.
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Thanks to its well-publicized declining sales and angry employee notes-gone-viral, the teenage mall retailer's dirty laundry has already been aired all over the Internet.
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The nice guy in his songs wouldn't be the type of person to talk about an ex's virginity or air their dirty laundry to further his career.
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Trina, Towanda and Traci Braxton told us Wednesday, Tamar's stance is hypocritical because she's guilty of airing the dirty laundry of other family members in the past.
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The Gulenists may have been prompted to air the AK party's dirty laundry by Mr Erdogan's decision in late 2013 to close hundreds of Gulen-affiliated schools.
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In Brad's new legal docs, he says Angelina knows better ... they are famous people and the kids are damaged when she airs their dirty laundry in public.
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I kept having the urge to pee, and my kneading cramps and heavy flow meant repeated journeys to the bathroom in the dark, stepping over dirty laundry.
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Comey's subsequent announcement, in which he stated that Clinton won't face charges, did not undo that damage; it merely kept Clinton's dirty laundry on the front pages.
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Obviously there's something quite exploitative about getting these celebrities to air their dirty laundry on-screen but I really do think Mandy wants to help these people.
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That's not to say that Dan wasn't subjected to a patronizing gaze as his classmates watched him anonymously air his own dirty laundry across their web browsers.
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For her next project, Chen plans on creating a piece around the idea of airing out "dirty laundry"—underscoring topics that Chinese families refrain from discussing openly.
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And with Airbnb looking to do an IPO in 22018—a process that involves airing out its dirty laundry for investors—every bit of regulatory backlash counts.
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A pocket right above the main compartment can either hold quick-access items like shoes or a light jacket, or it can be used for dirty laundry.
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The singer-songwriter J.D. Souther airs some nostalgic not-too-dirty laundry, and the story of Ronstadt's relationship with the California Governor Jerry Brown receives some attention.
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"This is the most comfortable sweater in the world," Scarborough says in a preview clip from Thursday's episode of "Dirty Laundry" on PeopleTV, exclusively obtained by ITK.
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Do anything you want with the table — charge your phone, use it as a footrest, throw your dirty laundry, spill drinks just for the heck of it.
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The singer, 35, debuted her new song "Cry Pretty" early Wednesday, marking her first lead single from a music project since "Dirty Laundry" from the 2016 album Storyteller.
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I didn't think it was necessary, so I kind of cut around it … living in reality and doing my life but just not bringing out my dirty laundry.
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" FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Emily Maynard Johnson Says She Wants 2 More Kids to Up Her Total to 5 He continued: "I don't like airing my dirty laundry.
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As previously reported , Grant has been turning the traditional British occasion into a bit of a media circus by airing the family's dirty laundry in the public eye.
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For a variety of reasons, the other Republican campaigns and anti-Trump activists did an absolutely abysmal job sifting through his dirty laundry between June 2015 and today.
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And orbiting the Cannes' filmerati crowd are Scott Disick, Bella Thorne, and Kourtney Kardashian, using the cool Mediterranean breeze of the French Riviera to air their dirty laundry.
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In these early clips, he mocked authority figures in the country, including the longtime strongman Hosni Mubarak, airing his country's dirty laundry from his home's actual laundry room.
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Responding to the backlash she's been receiving for such comments, she defended her willingness to air out the industry's dirty laundry by invoking the legacy of Harriet Tubman.
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Related: The Original Creators: John Cage Dirty Laundry, Clean Sound: Matmos' New Album is Made Entirely of Washing Machine Cycles The Most Bizarre Music Instrument Manufacturers in Japan
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I also started keeping all my dirty laundry in a cube once I no longer needed the items from each event, making laundry at home faster and easier.
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A newspaper publisher in Arizona is using one of his papers to air dirty laundry between him and his wife, who he accuses of trying to poison him.
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The former talk-show host holds nothing back, has no qualms about loose lips sinking ships, and is happy to air a little dirty laundry now and then.
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"You can either say this is all a conspiracy, the world is washing their dirty laundry in Syria, or you can actually face the monster," Majd told me.
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Be sure to disinfect surfaces the dirty laundry comes in contact with, including the hamper and your hands—especially if you have a sick person in the house.
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As we become more comfortable broadcasting various aspects of our lives in the digital age, do adages against speaking ill of the dead or airing dirty laundry still hold?
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According to the terse email, obtained by Axios, which first reported the latest drama, the board members aren't happy with Uber's dirty laundry being aired out in the media.
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But for a small town unaccustomed to a ton of outside scrutiny, the SWAT raid was just the beginning of Port Richey's dirty laundry being put out to dry.
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Which means Annalise will know that Laurel knows about all their dirty laundry, as if Annalise didn't already know everything that's ever happened to all humans in her purview.
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When it's time to tote your dirty laundry to the washing machine, you'll appreciate the strength, size, and lift-up handles of the White Stackable Laundry Basket from Sterilite.
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According to the C.D.C., a sick person's dirty laundry can be washed with other people's items, though all three experts suggested isolating the contaminated clothing in a separate load.
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Accept that a bed covered with dirty laundry and wet beach towels says nothing about the worth or the competence of its occupant, and allow yourself to feel unburdened.
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But Dyer, who's running for governor of Arizona in 2018, is unique because his site has one section no other politician probably has ever had -- one highlighting his dirty laundry.
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Accusations are flying back and forth from both parties involved in this dispute, but, in the process of airing this dirty laundry, Rob committed a much bigger crime: revenge porn.
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Also, make sure you have at least three sets for each bed; one for the bed, one for the dirty laundry and one set ready and clean to swap on.
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The townsfolk (most of all her own mother) treat her like a pariah, as a journalist airing the dirty laundry of their quaint lives for all the world to see.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Benjamin Netanyahu doesn't want details of his dirty laundry aired in public - and he is suing his own office and Israel's attorney general to try to prevent it.
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Inside, rows of mustard-colored pews filled the main hall, while smaller rooms were stuffed with cots, piles of dirty laundry, and boxes of clean donated clothing and hygiene supplies.
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Chyna, and Kylie Jenner's ex, has been on the sidelines while Rob and BC aired their dirty laundry over social media, but Thursday at LAX he opened up ... although reluctantly.
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Oprah's always been an interlocutor of America's dirty laundry, and it seems, given her still-high profile, that the Queen of Talk's major influence will continue to prompt necessary discourse.
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In other circles, I am accused of being "too hard on Israel," of airing the dirty laundry of a young state that has done so much for the Jewish people.
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"I'm not one to air my dirty laundry, but for the entire show I kept talking about struggles and challenges and how I lost myself and all of that," she says.
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But it should be noted that just a few minutes earlier in the episode, Antoni ALSO picked up AJ's crusty underwear from his dirty laundry pile: Which, like, whatchu doin' boo?!
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Yet if I were to show a casual acquaintance all my dirty laundry right at the beginning, they likely would not want to get to know me, or Lily, any further.
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By assigning the AV test vehicle to bring dirty laundry from their four stores to their central cleaning plant, they freed up 2 employee drivers to serve customers at luxury hotels.
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Ergo, the latter's retreat to the gun control issue is merely its way of pandering to those who have long been reluctant to air the black community's dirty laundry apropos criminality.
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It doesn't matter if my taxes are due or I have a pile of dirty laundry at home or I think my friend is mad at me for missing his wedding.
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Continuing to have a dialog without airing all of our dirty laundry helps maintain long-term relationships, said Glenn Booraem, who oversees Vanguards proxy voting and its interaction with portfolio companies.
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This is like the Bizarro Streisand Effect, where rather than trying to keep dirty laundry private and dirty, you guys just keep reminding everyone that this is a scandal that happened.
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Late night conversations will go down about serious secrets, spirituality, and "insider" information about everyone's dirty laundry (especially yours— let's be real, Sag, you have a lot to get off your chest).
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Okay, musician, you can play the private [gig] or you can say something about a politician or a fat cat — most of these people have a lot of, you know, dirty laundry.
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In the picture, Uber employees, who had spent the last eight months watching the company's dirty laundry aired in public, smiled for the camera hoping that the moment marked a new beginning.
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Although she and Rachel do their best to stop Coleman from going to the press to air Everlasting's dirty laundry, he gets away in a car with disgruntled contestant/undercover reporter Yael.
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According to the resident, their program director was tone-deaf about what they should and should not include on the surveys, advising them not to air their dirty laundry out in public.
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The trio, who wrote all the songs together, describe making an album as a "slumber party with guitars," which probably explains where they get the courage to air so much dirty laundry.
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Angelina just filed legal docs saying she agrees with Brad, their business should be kept private, but says it's audacious of him to accuse her of airing their dirty laundry in public.
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It's shaped to make Fido or Fida feel snug as a bug in a rug, by imitating the secure feeling dogs get when they burrow into dirt, or your dirty laundry pile.
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" Later, Jefferson González, a young member of Longa's colectivo , told me that most chavistas had closed ranks with Maduro: "People might have their complaints, but we wash our dirty laundry in private.
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It's possible that we see funerals and memorial services as public affairs and believe we ought not air dirty laundry there, but rather keep up appearances for the sake of family pride.
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They're well aware of Cohen's close connection to the president — and that he's turned on Trump, making him a potential ally in their quest to uncover and highlight Trump's alleged dirty laundry.
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The night before was old school too as we played an unannounced joint DJ set with Keith Shocklee of Public Enemy and Bomb Squad at Dirty Laundry, a basement disco in Hollywood.
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Originally designed to hold dirty laundry on long sailing trips, during which passengers often changed five times a day, this soft canvas bag from 1901 was the predecessor of the modern gym bag.
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Now would be a good time to air dirty laundry to try to get ahead of bad stories and an even better time to try to shape a narrative that will be helpful.
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What came into sharp relief on Tuesday night is that Cohen is willing to publicly betray his onetime boss, airing dirty laundry regarding Trump's personal life that will almost assuredly enrage the President.
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According to the Daily Beast -- which says they've read Joycelyn's debut Patreon post -- Joycelyn seems to be throwing R. Kelly under the bus in her initial recounting and is airing his dirty laundry.
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It's a horrific scene, and maybe some relationships are fractured without repair, but the positive side of having dirty laundry forcibly aired amongst mixed company is that it can no longer be ignored.
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The laptop section is isolated from the rest of the bag's contents, so there's no need to share your dirty laundry with the boardroom when you pull out your computer at a meeting.
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By the end of "BFF," Ben has appeared at the Byrdes' fundraiser, aired far too much of their criminal dirty laundry, and punched Marty in the face, which puts him back in jail.
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Mia Jordan (Karen Pittman), Claire (Bel Powley), and Lizzy (Oona Roche) all become key components in this hour-long therapy session when they each air out their dirty laundry to their respective audiences.
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Peter Thiel's troubled venture capital firm, Mithril Capital, has become embroiled in lawsuits and countersuits full of explosive claims that air the kind of dirty laundry Silicon Valley typically keeps inside the house.
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His side has been fuming since Jolie filed their temporary custody arrangement in court last week -- a move Brad believes only served to air their dirty laundry in public and damage the children.
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"The reason C.E.I. is so up in arms about these subpoenas is their fear of revealing their dirty laundry," said Kert Davies, the founder of the investigations center, in reference to Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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Seymour has been accused of not being able to take a joke and using her position on the council to air the brigade's dirty laundry; she's also been ostracized by women in the community.
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This is true even when Wesley urinates on his sister's class project, or when — in the show's comic high point — Dad falls resolutely asleep on a pile of dirty laundry on the kitchen table.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh took an aggressive stance toward White House investigations as a top lieutenant to independent counsel Ken Starr as they sifted through President Bill Clinton's dirty laundry during the 203s.
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Invisible while serving the rich, poorer women of color tend to see all of the dirty laundry, weak spots, and disadvantages, simply because no one really feels that we are important enough to notice.
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The thought of sending your kid off to fend for themselves against dirty laundry, piles of dishes, and the other inconveniences of adulthood probably sounds crazy to you, but they've got to learn somehow.
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Penn and his wife have had issues in the past when the NFL player knocked up "Bad Girls Club" star Camilla Poindexter ... who then aired out all of their dirty laundry on social media.
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But while fans hoped the former BFFs would let their problems come out in the wash, Burruss showed she wasn't willing to wipe it clean — instead airing some dirty laundry that left Parks' reputation stained.
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In its most popular incarnation, TikTokers film themselves texting lyrics from the song to unsuspecting friends, whose earnest responses to words about dirty laundry and intercontinental rowboat journeys are almost guaranteed to prompt a reaction.
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The rapper sings about women trying to link themselves to his celebrity, whether it is "airing his dirty laundry" by tagging him in photos on social media or claiming they are pregnant with his child.
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The online travel agency, via its advertising firm Heat, San Francisco, also advises a couple in one ad to leave the dirty laundry at home and hit New York City for a three-day weekend.
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If Sidibé remains the face of UNAIDS for half a year more, and staff air more of the agency's dirty laundry, it is only a matter of time before allegations of similar misconduct surface elsewhere.
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The barbs between Swift and Borchetta, a rare example of such contractual dirty laundry being aired outside of litigation, captivated the industry and raised questions about the age-old power dynamic between artist and label.
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The bag also has a place for dirty laundry, but if you sweat a lot like me, you may want to stash them in a plastic bag until you can get them in the wash.
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Social media movements such as #MeToo have the potential to make or break careers and it seems like powerful people across all political parties have been subjected to having their dirty laundry aired in public.
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He's published emails from Leonard Lauder and other Lauder executives, airing dirty laundry like the fact that the company supposedly wouldn't allow an artisan who tiles its stores to post her work on social media.
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I resented but partook in the cultural spectacle of this election, the memes and late-night appearances and breathless listicles, the frenzied clamor to air every piece of dirty laundry and pick through every salacious soundbite.
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It was the exact kind of dirty laundry we're loathe to air in front of others, especially since we're already wrestling with the particular challenges of being a minority in America — which is where we live.
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I rubbed my clit and came, and then cleaned up properly (washed toys with warm water and antibacterial soap, and put sheets that may have been anointed with cannabis and butt gunk into the dirty laundry).
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These are the kinds of incidents that happen sometimes in pro sports locker rooms and, as Deadspin points out, it's often not until after the player has left the team that the dirty laundry is aired.
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In the absence of that intervention, these newborns died, suffocated under their passed out mothers' bodies, drowned in bathtubs and, in one instance, after being put into a washing machine with a load of dirty laundry.
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"I believe at the end of the day these are disgruntled employees, staffers who for whatever reason decided to air false, dirty laundry to the press and it received some traction," Perrotta said of the news.
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They and other coaches have continued to express solidarity with Briles, who is accused of presiding over a program that made not airing dirty laundry a priority over fulfilling its legal obligations concerning sexual-assault complaints.
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The Globe reporters later recalled being accused by readers of "anti-Catholic bias" in their reporting, and a feeling that there was little appetite for coverage that aired what seemed to be the church's dirty laundry.
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"Some people have criticized me, saying I am washing the country's dirty laundry in public," he said, using a Chinese idiom that refers to the belief that a family's problems should not be aired in public.
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This is a show that begins with a preening John Judd dumping baskets of dirty laundry onto the stage from the movable bridge of Grant Sabin's self-deconstructing set, while shimmying to a country-rock beat.
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Consider the Instagram image of the pregnant and postpartum supermom: a nurturing, organized, sexy-but-modest multitasker who glows during prenatal yoga and seems unfazed by the challenges of leaking breasts, dirty laundry and sleep training.
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As Morrison testified, the House voted Thursday to officially open an impeachment inquiry largely along partisan lines, which means there will soon be public hearings that could air all of the president's dirty laundry on live television.
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Porn star Stormy Daniels has been reveling in all the dirty laundry involving her and Donald Trump, so it makes sense she brought a laundry basket to the strip club Friday night for a meet-and-greet.
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That same year, Rowland released her fourth solo album Talk a Good Game and made headlines for her single "Dirty Laundry," which candidly referenced being in an abusive relationship and having fleeting feelings of jealousy toward Beyoncé.
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RAMAT GAN, Israel — The bearded man placed three overstuffed shopping bags on a table at the entrance of a military base here, his expression turning to embarrassment as he emptied them, as if dropping off dirty laundry.
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Maybe this is what really stuck in certain people's craw: He was airing our dirty laundry in front of foreign hosts, talking about ugly flash points in the creation of the United States that we haven't settled.
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"The airing of what could be potentially really dirty laundry ... is something that anybody's boss, in this case Murdoch and his team, should be apprehensive about," said Brown, director of Montclair State University's School of Communication and Media.
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Plus, there is so much capital available in the market, $80.1 billion, to be exact, that late-stage companies are opting for "mini-IPOs" sponsored by SoftBank instead of airing their dirty laundry in an S-1 filing.
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In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Walker and Naylor, along with Michele Wallace, and a host of other black women writers identified as feminist or womanist, were accused of airing black America's dirty laundry in their books.
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If Pearl Jam was always a place for Vedder to unpack his dirty laundry, a song like "Lukin," written about a stalker that drove their car into his home, felt as simple and direct as he ever got.
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Given that it's piled high with dirty laundry and filled with more regrets, ornate self-justifications, and cautionary tales than you can shake a Louisville Slugger at, House of Nails is far more entertaining than your typical player memoir.
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Brad Pitt is going to court to keep his custody war with Angelina Jolie private, and sources connected with Brad say his motivation is to thwart her from further damaging their children by airing their dirty laundry in public.
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Madeline Tells Someone About The Affair At the end of the season, Joseph threatened to air out all their dirty laundry and as a result, Madeline confessed her folly to Jane (Shailene Woodley) and her daughter, Abigail (Kathryn Newton).
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They were a strange Christmas gift from an older family friend who, I assumed, didn't realize that baby figurines were better suited for a person with a nursery and not someone who uses her spare bedroom for dirty laundry.
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At its annual convention in April, NRA President Oliver North tried to launch a coup against the longtime CEO, Wayne LaPierre, accusing him of financial improprieties and threatening to release more of the organization's dirty laundry to the public.
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If they can, that person should stick to wearing easily washable clothing, like pajamas, and they should be putting their dirty laundry in a disposable bag (a single garbage bag will do — experts said double bagging is likely excessive).
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Likely, however, it will mostly be used in those moments when you're scrambling to leave the house in the morning and can't find your laptop under a pile of dirty laundry — a hypothetical that I have clearly never experienced.
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Getting approval from your significant other's parents can be difficult for anyone, but we can't imagine how hard it would be when all of your dirty laundry is out in the open for everyone to see and scrutinize like Malik's.
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Though we appreciate her velvet-bra clad moves to Don Henley's "Dirty Laundry," we have a feeling we'll be seeing something slightly different come Sunday night – there's guaranteed to be more sparkle and perhaps a slightly more high-tech wind machine.
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And then there was the 90s geek stuff, like Hypercolor napkins that were actually washed at Dirty Laundry, Fleiss' laundromat in Nevada, and the collection of popular colognes of the time, from Ocean Blue to EC Uni, in the bathroom.
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Check out The Laundry Alternative Nina Soft Spin Dryer See Details Sorting dirty laundry is a necessary evil (unless you're down with tie-dye everything) but this 3-Bag Laundry Sorter just made it a hell of a lot less tedious.
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Opponents can argue that Sotomayor herself aggravated any partisan divide on the Court by airing its dirty laundry in public; indeed, Trump has already tried to cast Sotomayor's words as evidence of her own partisan leanings by suggesting her recusal.
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Undeterred by sleet, heat, wind, cold or work deadlines, they wag their tails and drool when we pull out our sneakers and do not mind (indeed prefer) that our shorts come from the dirty-laundry pile rather than a drawer.
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You could argue that in airing (intentionally or not) the dirty laundry of "America's most eligible bachelors," the show is becoming a kind of Trump-era reality check for some viewers about the banality of white supremacy among the country's straight white men.
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On Wednesday ahead of her scheduled ACM performance, Underwood, 35, debuted her new song "Cry Pretty," the first single from her forthcoming sixth studio album, which marks her first lead single from a music project since "Dirty Laundry" off the 2016 album Storyteller.
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Once he's buried under all that dirty laundry you're bringing home for your mom to wash, ask the agent manning the x-ray machine to set that thing to broil and sit back to see your meal get cooked from the inside out.
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But that hasn't stopped swarms of amateur sleuths on Facebook from searching through her digital dirty laundry for clues—or major news outlets from following their lead, baselessly suggesting that her death might have something to do with "risque photos" she posted online.
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The next day, police went to Shaquita Galloway's Fort Worth residence, and, in a cabinet under the bathroom's sink, discovered the cold body of her newborn son, concealed beneath several towels and some dirty laundry, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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He says he's ready to fight for the fans by airing out the industry's dirty laundry to the artists and teams who want to make sure their fans get tickets—and build a company that has even more influence than Wiseguy did.
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And on the big screen, as Washington sorts through Trump's dirty laundry, get a refresher on the Panama Papers with Meryl Streep's new movie "The Laundromat," about an American from the Midwest trying to navigate the scheming world of offshore financial services.
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In the hours since a private firm's intelligence document leaked to the web, alleging 35 pages of President-elect Donald Trump's dirty laundry—complete with corrupt ties to Russian officials, blackmail, and bodily fluids—Twitter, Facebook, and cable news have become a feeding frenzy.
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At another level, if there is something there, the investigations could reveal that the Russians and Team Trump have connections that are too cozy, either because of financial ties, dirty laundry, or some other mutual need that will keep both parties working closely together.
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She has True now, she has her Good American brand now, and she has all those years of life lessons to rewatch every Sunday on E!. If you're going to air all your dirty laundry on TV, then you might as learn from it.
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But the absence of dirty laundry also dispensed with anything that might be confused with exonerating the contestants involved or, for that matter, the network and producers, who have been accused of plying their charges with alcohol to wring more drama out of the proceedings.
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Just one day after posting, and then promptly deleting, several tweets detailing an argument with Hank Baskett, whom she filed for divorce with in April, she took to Twitter again to announce that she's done live-tweeting her dirty laundry with an even dirtier explanation.
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"Investors are deeply concerned that all the political noise will morph into economic risk as the political back-fence talk, speculation and dirty laundry could detract from Trump's key agenda: Tax reform," Stephen Innes, senior trader at OANDA, said in a note on Wednesday.
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It may be impossible for an empathetic audience to watch Weiner without wondering whether his inquisitors' text histories and chat logs are as Puritan as their attitudes, or whether the comedians snickering over his name would be as brave about their dirty laundry being aired.
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But when you accuse a religious figure, there's a whole other kind of discomfort, one that comes from the friends, family members and other religious leaders who consider speaking out about a religious crime as airing dirty laundry for the entire world to see.
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" When Christ asked his followers to obtain swords, Claiborne said, he was only trying to "air the dirty laundry and get the weapons out there and, ultimately, to triumph over the idea that violence is the kind of change that we want to see.
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And that's not always an easy task when dirty laundry gets aired about a brand you work for — just think about trying to put a rosy hue back on Wells Fargo after the false accounts scandal or Facebook after its massive data privacy issues this year.
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At that point, daytime talk shows were proto-reality TV, and coarse speech and confrontation provided dramatic tension (it's no coincidence that VH19043's reality show The Surreal Life featured an end-of-season talk show called Dirty Laundry, hosted by Sally Jessy Raphael, Oprah's '80s contemporary).
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The next day they returned to collect the dirty laundry, sort it, and put it in the mail to a British charity that would spend the next four months using the material to train dogs to recognize an odor imperceptible to the human nose: the molecular signature of malaria.
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And I feel like people can relate in any situation — you're in something that you don't want to be in, it ends up just not being very good... but I don't like airing my dirty laundry, and I don't like talking bad about other people and ruining their lives.
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" Behnam Ben Taleblu, a research fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, said he's "not a fan of the U.S. airing its dirty laundry in front of Iran," but that if Trump does not sanction European companies, "we're in a situation where the emperor has a no clothes.
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Sure, the revisitation may have arrived dressed in an ill-fitting blazer of irony (because all music trends stem from youth culture, and youth is defined by embarrassment and poorly informed fashion choices), but under the veneer of "dirty laundry" there was also a discernible sense of sincerity.
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I have honed all kinds of systems over the years, from shipping dirty laundry home to traveling with ridiculous amounts of luggage to spending a rare afternoon off rushing to the nearest Nordstrom, all while watching male authors throw on a button-down and call it a day.
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But with the recent reversals of those verdicts — of Sheldon Silver, the former Assembly speaker, and Dean G. Skelos, the former Senate majority leader — it seems inevitable that Albany's dirty laundry, and the actions of some of its powerful participants, will once again be hung out for examination.
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Letter of Recommendation My mother, to whom I owe any diligence or self-reliance I may possess, is a sworn enemy of dust and an apostle of the hospital corner — the sort of person who blanches at the sight of dirty laundry and yells indignantly about abandoned cups.
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My apartment is neater, thanks in part to my husband, but I can't escape the piles of stuff that never seem to find a home: the clothes I'm selling on Poshmark, the dirty laundry that needs to go to the dry cleaners, the mail I keep promising to sort through.
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If you seize on some convenient (and amusing) example of non — grown-up behavior (brought dirty laundry home, left the dirty dishes piled up on the counter), you are probably missing a plethora of quiet examples of a young adult navigating the world without making a big fuss about it.
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Throughout the whole ordeal, I never considered lying, but I did wonder how graphic or vivid I should be, and I think what saved me in the end was my oversharingly honest confession: There was probably no one out there who could blackmail me because I had aired all my dirty laundry myself.
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Now, still staring down the barrel of a rebellion from his typically staid, centrist colleagues, Ryan and leadership is tasked with trying to find a way forward for his members, ahead of the looming midterm elections and following the public airing of dirty laundry that has been dividing the GOP conference for months.
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Officials in New York City have said that they would close the public schools there only as a last resort, in part because about 114,000 students in the school system are homeless and may have nowhere else to get hot meals, medical care or even a place to wash their dirty laundry.
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Written by Ben Elton, it's all about Shakespeare : not the Maytime of his youth, or the glorious summer of his prime, but his withdrawal—the period after the conflagration at the Globe, when he quit London and went home to Stratford-upon-Avon with his memories, his dirty laundry, and his 401(k).
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Where the details of Trump's impeachment effort hinge on the improper use of taxpayer dollars to pressure a foreign head of state, Clinton's involved personal embarrassment, personal betrayal and the dirty laundry of a President and his intern, as a lot of Americans over the age of 40 or so will vividly remember.
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Also not normal is the prospect that the embarrassing, highly public airing of internal dirty laundry could be construed as beneficial to the Trump administration since it detracts attention from a piece of health care legislation that is so hideously unpopular that any story about any other subject arguably serves their interests.
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And, in a truly jaw-dropping move — instead of saying that the SLC was pursuing the matter against its directors itself, requesting the derivative suit be dropped and keeping all the company's board fighting and dirty laundry in-house — the litigation committee said it wanted the shareholders to go ahead and represent the company.
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Oprah has always existed in the interstice of America's dirty laundry, or rather, as a symbol of how well the country was reckoning with and excising it, so it's not surprising that one day she'd eventually go from facilitating discussions about national baggage on her famous talk show to being at the center of them.
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Because the USCCB had immediately instituted this series of reforms, and because these reforms have, by and large, effectively curbed abuse in the Church, there was less pressure on the Church to air its dirty laundry of past misdeeds, especially when crimes were old enough that the accused were dead, retired, or beyond the statute of limitations.
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Assuming we know all the good and bad about both candidates, their experience, their crazy, their policies, beliefs and innermost motivational desires to be President of the United States of America and Leader of the Free World with all the associated perks and benefits, their dirty laundry, what are we left with to make that final decision?
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"Though the Kardashians expose much of their own dirty laundry in public themselves on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kris insists that their actual private lives are strategically kept private — and that sometimes that means firing members of their teams," Page Six wrote in 2018 following an interview she'd done with HuffPost about how the family hires assistants.
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At the blog AmmoLand, Jeff Knox, a longtime gun rights advocate and son of the late NRA board member Neal Knox, wrote of the NRA's "dirty laundry": Ignoring warnings, blaming critics, covering for friends, and going along to get along, could bring the world's most powerful organization for defending the right to arms, crashing to the ground.
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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes finally got a court date, SoftBank's Masayoshi Son admitted defeat (see: "In the case of WeWork, I made a mistake"), venture capitalist Bill Gurley advocated for direct listings and denounced big banks' underwriting skills, sperm storage startups battled for funding and Away's dirty laundry was aired in an investigation conducted by The Verge.
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The artworks along the walls surround several vitrines in the center of the gallery that hold sketches, copies of the finished Dirty Laundry comic series, and family photos of the couple hugging, laughing, playing in a band, and spending time with their daughter, the artist Sophie Crumb, who also makes select appearances in their graphic narratives.
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A built-in lithium battery and USB port — possibly the most praised feature of Away's design — are also included, so you can juice up your smartphone as you haul your belongings from point A to B. Other thoughtful design details come in the form of separate compartments for clothing and hard objects, and a nylon bag attachment reserved for dirty laundry.
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Putin would have a field day if NATO members sent you letters expressing their frustrations with you for failing to uphold commitments to the alliance, similar to the letters you sent to German Chancellor Angela Merkel and others for failing to live up to their defense spending commitments, because it would air the alliance's dirty laundry in public, making it look weaker.
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In recent years, a flood of stories, and an arc in the third season of Orange is the New Black, have insisted that it is so easy for (mostly) women to connect with panty fetishists online that almost anyone can bulk order underwear for pennies, get some stamps, and make tens of thousands of bucks selling their dirty laundry quickly and easily.
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Herrera had an uncomfortable moment in the spotlight in late 2016 — a rare display of dirty laundry from a house known for always appearing perfectly pressed — when she got embroiled in a court case with the Oscar de la Renta company and it was revealed that her former chief executive, François Kress, had plotted to have her replaced by the designer Laura Kim.
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O.J. Simpson is learning real quick ... it's WAY harder to hide your dirty laundry in 2017 -- so says Cuba Gooding Jr. Case in point ... we broke the story ... O.J. was banned for life from a Vegas casino this week -- and Cuba says with everyone on the planet carrying a camera phone and having access to social media ... things like that don't go under the radar anymore.
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One can't turn on the television these days without seeing fired White House staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman airing dirty laundry from her year in D.C. Throughout the firestorm, it's been an amazing lesson in hypocrisy to see Democrats now lauding the disgraced White House official, when just a year ago they pretended she didn't exist as a senior women serving in the West Wing.
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It is also not a concern limited to the heteronormative: One woman I spoke to detailed a horrific encounter in which she arrived at a female Tinder date's apartment in which there was what appeared to be a "wise old tree" in her toilet and a bedroom covered in dirty laundry and moldy dishes, and said date then got onto her own bed with rain-soaked clothes and shoes.
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At first glance, that dubious honor may go to Judy Davis' arsenic-spiced portrayal of the undeniably nasty Hollywood gossip columnist Hedda Hopper (moviegoers may recall Dame Helen Mirren's acid portrayal of the red-baiting dirt-disher in 2015's Trumbo), who in her sing-song voice offers to quash personal exposés on the stars' private peccadillos in exchange for direct quotes about even more of-the-moment figures, just to feed her readership's appetites for the dirty laundry of the rich and famous.
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You feel that you should have been smarter, that you should have protected yourself better, you should have not taken that drink, who knows what was in it, but like that you somehow got yourself into this situation, and growing up as I did, in a Christian home, with a very strong, almost fundamentalist mother and a patriarchal Italian family, there is still a shame to anything sexual being public, so you don't want to air your dirty laundry to other people, even if it was forced upon you.
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Tibbetts' dad pleads to tech companies to help him find his daughter Mollie Tibbetts video shows her acting 'totally normal' the day before she vanished, friend says TURNCOAT&aposS DIRTY LAUNDRY: Rick Gates has finished three days&apos worth of dramatic testimony in federal court against his former business partner, ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort -- but not before defense lawyers caused a stir by pressing him for details on his past infidelity ... A day earlier, Gates acknowledged having a single extramarital relationship in London while working for Manafort.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Director Eike Schmidt of Florence's famed Uffizi Galleries is playing hardball with the German authorities who have yet to return a Dutch painting stolen from the museum's collection during World War II. Although such vaunted cultural institutions aren't generally known for airing their dirty laundry so publicly, the Uffizi has used social media to shame Germany for its inaction with a Tweet, Youtube video, and online essay that put the country on blast 75 years after "Vase of Flowers," by the 18th-century Dutch master Jan van Huysum, was stolen by Nazi soldiers.
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