Child soldiers do 'the dirty work' FARC rebels have recruited tens of thousands of children to do "their dirty work" over the years, according to Springer's study on the guerrillas.
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No worries, we did all the dirty work for you.
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It was all the dirty work, but a learning experience.
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Scammers also use the internet to do their dirty work.
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He handles the dirty work himself — and revels in it.
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Gottlieb was someone who could do the agency's dirty work.
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I read the reviews and did all the dirty work.
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But the President has never let others do his dirty work.
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Despots don't look for career professionals to do their dirty work.
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Meanwhile, Warren can allow other candidates to do her dirty work.
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From Dirty Work: Basque-ing in the Garden with Alex Raij
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The "dirty work" pays very well, he pointed out, via Signal.
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But he didn't do much of the street-level dirty work.
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Sherman did the dirty work; then the company did him dirty.
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Cohen did Trump's dirty work -- in the campaign and before it.
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"They brought me in to do the dirty work," he said.
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Essentially, Warren did the dirty work while Biden and Sanders benefited.
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"When she's done the dirty work, she will go," he said.
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From Dirty Work: Portland's OX Puts Onion Rings on Kale Salad
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From Dirty Work: Spring Garden Lettuce Wraps with Anastasia Cole Plakias
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Have no fear — Phonesoap Charger will do the dirty work for you!
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"Mainly, it's because my song 'Dirty Work' blew up there," he explains.
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From Dirty Work: Mastering the Art of Spicy Crab with Margot Henderson
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Or not doing your dirty work in full view of the cameras.
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From Dirty Work: Mastering Handmade Pasta with Ryan Hardy of Pasquale Jones
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Gucci did the dirty work for you with its new "Screener" sneaker.
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From Dirty Work: A Summer Duck Feast with Daniel Burns of Luksus
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Some showed contempt for those who were doing the Europeans' dirty work.
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What Trump supporters see: A guy who does his own dirty work.
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Cohen, as the McDougal and Daniels episodes highlight, did the dirty work.
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Joseph McCarthy (Wis.) was using congressional committees to do his dirty work.
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The singer unhappily accedes, although Lester ends up doing the dirty work.
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From Dirty Work: Fresh Flowers Meet Sushi When Uchi's in the House
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I mostly rely on charcoal to do the deep-cleaning dirty work.
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Mexico has also been helping us with the dirty work of apprehensions.
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That was a period when I made a lot of dirty work.
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How insurance companies farm out their dirty work to doctors and patients.
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But behind the scenes, Stamos is doing a lot of the dirty work.
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From Dirty Work: Picking Fresh Herbs for Pasta with Missy Robbins of Lilia
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Dog ownership can be dirty work — mostly thanks to routine poop pick-ups.
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From Dirty Work: Martinis and Crudités with Sam Anderson of Mission Chinese Food
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As people get wealthier, fewer of them want to do such dirty work.
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But, both those narratives prove fellow ladies have to do the dirty work.
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From Dirty Work: Making Mushroom Toast and Spanish Summer Soup with Jose Garces
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Welcome back to Dirty Work , our series of dispatches from the MUNCHIES Garden.
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From Dirty Work: How to Turn a Garden into Vietnamese Beef Noodle Salad
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EISEN: AND MEANTIME, IT'S ALL ON MONETARY POLICY TO DO THE DIRTY WORK.
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Eventually, Bryan does the necessary dirty work, which sickens him but delights Chuck.
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Sometimes you gotta let go and let other people do the dirty work.
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From Dirty Work: Goat Cheese Tartines and Frosé All Day with Kelly Fields
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In one view, the GOP is basically doing Democrats' dirty work for them.
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From Dirty Work: Making Creamy Potatoes and Crispy Salt Cod With Christian Puglisi
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"It's not proper to commandeer birds to do our dirty work," he said.
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So the dirty work fell to Julián Castro, the former Obama cabinet member.
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Unlike President Nixon, Trump has done much of his dirty work in public.
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Cersei is a winner because she knows, every time, that she can just hang back and let other people do her dirty work, then sip her wine and chuckle to herself about how everybody else did the dirty work for her.
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So we've done the dirty work—here's a guide to help get you started.
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But what if an artificially intelligent robot could do the dirty work for you?
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This is why it is best to have a veterinarian do the dirty work.
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They are, in effect, doing Sanders's dirty work for him while he avoids scrutiny.
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Dads need to step up and do their part of the dirty work, too.
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Jill's initial task, as the film gets going, is to do the dirty work.
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You don't need technical skills to pay a hacker to do your dirty work.
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Instead, Mexico is diverting huge sums of money to do President Trump's dirty work.
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Welcome back to Dirty Work, our new series of dispatches from the MUNCHIES Garden.
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Were candidates he was aligned with glad to have him doing the dirty work?
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They're consummate good guys for not having done any of the dirty work themselves.
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The hackers did their dirty work by exploiting a vulnerability in the View As feature.
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"I'm not afraid of hard work, but I'll never do your dirty work," she says.
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The difference now is that the candidate himself is doing the dirty work for them.
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Well, that's what friends are for, apparently ... 'cause TP did the dirty work for her.
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Yes, Russia could "do the dirty work" in Syria which America is reluctant to do.
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Flip the whole thing over and shake it out — letting gravity do the dirty work.
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Peyton Manning, Jewel, Rob Riggle, Ralph Macchio and Nikki Glaser help do the dirty work.
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Leung told INSIDER that the Chinese military doesn't have to "do the dirty work" itself.
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Like infielders navigating a pop fly, they sometimes signalled who would do the dirty work.
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And especially our Mexican brothers, who come here willing to do all the dirty work.
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He, just like Ryan, will let others do the dirty work when and if necessary.
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Transportation officials should not be doing the dirty work of the anti-environment Trump administration.
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Sometimes you've got to do dirty work to get that one shining moment of glory.
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Her enemies have done the dirty work for her and destroyed the Army of the Dead.
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Test out their willingness to get in the weeds and do the dirty work alongside you.
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Having kids means doing the dirty work and no one knows this better than Scott Foley.
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Her value to the KGB is so great that others might always do her dirty work.
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"Our allies help us, but the hard and dirty work we do ourselves," Lieutenant Molchanets said.
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Shades has had Mariah do his dirty work, but Diamondback interrupts the new king holding court.
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Unless she is overseeing it all godfather-style and leaving the dirty work to her minions.
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He has these right wing foot soldiers do his dirty work, so he can be nice.
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GORKA: Every time John Brennan spins these insinuations, he is doing Vladimir Putin&aposs dirty work.
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So he wouldn't admit to anything as crass as getting others to do his dirty work.
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Politicians are well-mannered in front of voters and employ others to do their dirty work.
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A New York-bred free agent, Noah is a splendid post passer, a dirty-work doer.
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Monday was all about understanding the problem areas, and on Tuesday the real dirty work began.
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It thus limits the protection Putin can provide to officials who carry out his dirty work.
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The California Democrat is merely pleased that Amash is helping him do his partisan dirty work.
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Who needs men when you have other women to do this kind of dirty work, right?
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Not everybody wants to work with their hands touching people; not everybody will do dirty work.
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From Dirty Work: The Juiciest Rib-Eye Is Packed with the Best Flavors from Southeast Asia
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It's unclear if the Emirates undertook the hacking or hired freelancers to do the dirty work.
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"The Taliban's entanglement in Iran's dirty work will only harm the Afghanistan peace process," Pompeo said.
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Pretty soon every home will have a little robot vacuum running around doing the dirty work.
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Most sources do not want their dirty work to splash back on their candidate or party.
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While the firms do much of the dirty work, Laprade advises investors to do their own homework.
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But Trump has always been the kind of leader that uses others to do his dirty work.
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The Aqua Water Flosser is an electric flosser that does the dirty work through powerful water streams.
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Rather, Lam's statement reflects her government's strategy of abusing the city's judiciary to do its dirty work.
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Lisa had a habit of keeping her hands clean and having other people do her dirty work.
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Now that dates are out of the way, it's time to get down to the dirty work.
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Royals can also foster patriotism without having to engage in the dirty work of politics, said Chernock.
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Horace Grant and the Dirty Work Projecting rookies is a game that's equal parts fun and maddening.
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In other words, Howard is doing the dirty work to get his, not demanding his own touches.
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Rakitic has left Brozovic to do the dirty work in defensive midfield and push a bit forward.
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Rather, the judges hearing these cases simply acted as accomplices in the dirty work of the landlords.
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The gringos, as the Mexicans doing the dirty work for the cartel bosses say, always want more.
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It was dirty work with caustic chemicals that sloshed over the standard-length gloves his employers provided.
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Now, you can tell your toilet to do the dirty work just by shouting out a command.
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He called you in to do his dirty work in secret because he knew it was wrong.
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The untouchables were the ones who did the dirty work, such as skinning animals or cleaning toilets.
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Even if I know intellectually that the charge of "bad mother" is one of the most effective tools in the arsenal of the patriarchy—a way it gets women to do its dirty work—I still found myself doing just that dirty work in my judgments of another woman.
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Shake up all the sodas and beer in your home/office and let science do your dirty work.
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For only about $80, you can get a full-size carpet cleaner to literally do your dirty work.
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Thanks to technology, we now have robot vacuums (and mops) that can do our dirty work for us.
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Getting a robot to do his dirty work is sure to bring a smile to your dad's face.
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Fans are starting to come back and appreciate the good work I do instead of the dirty work.
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They bought the building for a song and started the long, hard, dirty work of rehabbing it themselves.
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Much like Thomas Moore's Utopia, Zuckerberg's mega-platform requires an unfortunate underclass of worker doing its dirty work.
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Tell your friend to get in the public restroom and do the dirty work—nothing catastrophic will happen.
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On the campaign trail, he said he didn't believe Mexico should do "dirty work" for the United States.
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He uses Netanyahu's endorsements -- and now Netanyahu's willingness to do his political dirty work -- to bolster that image.
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That's where plant stylists come in, ready to do all the dirty work for you (for a price).
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Absent that, the FBI is stuck paying third party contractors to do most of its hacking dirty work.
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Now that most of the dirty work appears to be settled ... time to get back to channeling McSteamy.
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Because at that point it becomes a much more attractive job, once someone else has done the dirty work.
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And they do all the dirty work for you, so you can keep your rooms clean with minimal effort.
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OK, OK, so Superman finally got the memo: Do your dirty work away from the women and children. Phew!
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Also unmentioned was how Venezuela, embroiled in a massive, messy debt default, is doing plenty of OPEC's dirty work.
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Now, Madam Satan hopes Sabrina can take her place doing Lucifer's dirty work as she ascends the underworld's throne.
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Plus, it's nice to see Lorelai admire someone else making Emily miserable instead of doing the dirty work herself.
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Like many other presidents of both political parties, he disliked confrontations and often delegated his dirty work to others.
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Humans in Inside are transformed into golems, husks piloted invisibly to carry out the dirty work of industrial labor.
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Or they could do what the I.O.C. does best, and that's let international sports federations do the dirty work.
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"My thing is to do the dirty work, bang inside, and just be a banger, you know?" he says.
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Whatever the combination of causes, this is a man who's fed up with doing his ungrateful paymasters' dirty work.
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And I proceed to describe what it would be like for white people to do their own dirty work.
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Gradually, the inn was fixed up by a construction team — only he wasn't doing the dirty work this time.
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Rand Paul, too spineless to do his own dirty work, instead urged the media to publicly identify the whistleblower.
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"I didn't want the weight of that dirty work on my hands, also it was date night and #teamwork."
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There has been no "process" in centers housed in poor countries paid by Australia to do its dirty work.
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"In porn, you let others do the dirty work, so to speak," says Denise Renye, PsyD, licensed psychologist and sexologist.
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In the real Silicon Valley, you don't have to make college students do all this dirty work for school credit.
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If Mr. Rosenstein refuses, Mr. Trump can fire him and replace him with someone willing to do the dirty work.
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Confidants whom he allegedly tried to enlist to do his dirty work seem ultimately to have attempted to restrain him.
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"I started off as a paid intern...doing a bunch of dirty work, grunt work, whatever it took," he said.
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They're mild-mannered and courteous in public, so someone else has to do the dirty work of winning for them.
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But for now, it is hard to argue against Iguodala, who does the dirty work that helps his teammates shine.
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Fast-forward a century and the "let a robot do your dirty work" dream has stood the test of time.
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In The Guardian, Olivia Solon charts the rise of "pseudo-AI" products that have humans quietly do the dirty work.
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It was dirty work — coal is black, grease is black, hydraulic oil is black — but it was a good living.
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Specifically, López Obrador promised not to do the "dirty work" of the United States by stopping migrants in their tracks.
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The CNN anchor was in New Orleans, and just before midnight, some dude with a mask did the dirty work.
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Now imagine if you could just flip a switch and a robot could take care of the dirty work for you?
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No more will you have to pay for other services like Trint to get the dirty work of automated transcription done.
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Supporting the mental health needs of the ones doing the dirty work is not asking a lot from companies worth billions.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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You can think of Inbox as Gmail but with more of the dirty work (like sorting and prioritizing) done for you.
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At first blush, it might seem that Israel was doing America's dirty work, bombing Assad so the US didn't have to.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 25 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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"Discrimination is doing its dirty work," Laura Durso, vice president of the LGBT Research and Communications Project at CAP, told me.
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"We think the dirty work is mostly done," Finance Minister Alfonso Prat-Gay said in an address to investors last week.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted and his 17 angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA.
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Change his tot on the disgusting floor of a public restroom or ask mom to literally do the dirty work...again?
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 2628 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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It's tough to imagine anyone out-trumping Trump," she said, noting that he is "willing to do his own dirty work.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 22019 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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Ron Holt's company made its first million doing the dirty work you hate: washing floors, dusting living rooms and scrubbing tubs.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 28500 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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During that contest, then-Vice President Thomas Jefferson outsourced his dirty work to a secret attack dog named James Thomas Callender.
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Kaitlyn Bristowe did the dirty work of directly asking Underwood on an episode her podcast Off the Vine which aired Tuesday.
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The leaders are there, but as with most things in life, the leaders rarely if ever do the dirty work themselves.
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So make sure to always wash after doing dirty work like taking out the trash, outdoor activities, or handling greasy items.
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The country has been recruiting foreign labor to do its dirty work for decades — farmers, meat-packers, home healthcare workers, cooks.
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"Scott Pruitt has always been doing the dirty work for coal millionaires," said Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club.
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Everywhere else, it was assumed, the hostile desert would do the dirty work of deterring crossers, away from the public eye.
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The facts are not in dispute: Trump tried to force a struggling democracy into doing his political dirty work for him.
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"It's dirty work here," said Franco Pierotti, Henraux's longtime quarry director, his steel-toe boots sinking into the pale marble mud.
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Say, if you get the machines on the station to do the dirty work for you, as Colantonio prefers to do.
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Mary in Proud Mary isn't a maid — but she is employed by powerful mob family, and does their dirty work for them.
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Whether or not that was an act of defiance, it meant that the white community had to deal with their dirty work.
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While Lifehacker's Abu Zafar relied on just his wits and smartphone, I depended on Amazon Alexa to do all my dirty work.
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But her self-presentation—the high priestess of the high desert in crepe dresses and dirty work boots—made her an icon.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to the USA.
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Some people come to do Dirty Work with a specific dish in mind, while others fly by the seat of their pants.
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Besides, the United States government often has to do the dirty work for sports leagues and federations that refuse to police themselves.
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Lola Kirke is Jill, the Exeter-pedigreed handler with unwavering patience for doing Heather's dirty work while burying her own creative aspirations.
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It shows how even if a president gets the Department of Justice to do his dirty work, judges have the final say.
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Vice President Richard Nixon, who did much of Ike's dirty work behind the scenes, was often left to twist in the wind.
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Mr. Macdonald's one big starring film vehicle, "Dirty Work" (1998), was called "leaden, taste-deprived attempted comedy" in The New York Times.
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Each billboard includes an incriminating headshot, the money that they received for their dirty work and the phone number for their office.
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So Continental went with Rockwell, where an engineer named Robert Hirvela did most of the dirty work and received the patent for it.
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In the emails, which the prankster published on Twitter, Marlow vowed to do the necessary "dirty work" against Breitbart's enemies inside the administration.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder centre from New Zealand is one who does the "dirty work," a Western Conference coach told the LA Times.
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The nice thing about the internet, however, is that we often can count on someone else to do our dirty work for us.
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When Blough wasn't showing off his arm, D.J. Knox was doing the dirty work on the ground, rushing 17 times for 150 yards.
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Turns out there's an easy way to clean them: invest in a cleaning glove that will do all the dirty work for you.
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Now that Andrew Chrabascz has moved on, Wideman (7.2 points, 5.0 rebounds) will have to do even more of the dirty work inside.
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Thankfully, Reynolds made up for his badly timed joke by becoming a stellar dad who's willing to do dirty work — like change diapers.
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They slither off like snakes and they get the local cops to do their dirty work, so that's why the shootout was there.
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Political campaigns, in short, were managed by political machines, which handled all the dirty work of politics and reaped much of the profit.
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Let already prepped ingredients do the dirty work for you with pre-made dough options, pre-packaged sauces, toppings, a variety of cheeses.
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But having the luxury to sit back and relax while someone, err, something else does the dirty work for you doesn't come cheap.
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After Rumple does some dirty work for Hades — sabotaging the Storybrooke crew's way home — he expects to be sent home to Belle's side.
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If we want drones to do our dirty work for us, they're going to need to get pretty good at hauling stuff around.
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During a presidential debate, AMLO indicated his administration would stop doing the "dirty work" for the United States by detaining Central American migrants.
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The studio space seen here is constructed of two 8 x 40 feet shipping containers that sit atop a "dirty" work space below.
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This is long enough to cook them through but not so long that the acids get the chance to do their dirty work.
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If your startup isn't succeeding, you're skipping out on the dirty work while hoping some miracle revelation or networking connection will save you.
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Before Mojave, editing or even marking up an image usually involved firing up Preview or an image editor to do your dirty work.
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The studio space seen here is constructed of two 8 x 40 foot shipping containers that sit atop a "dirty" work space below.
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Luckily, we did the dirty work for you: Here's our roundup of the best zines available at the 217 NY Art Book Fair.
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"The tyranny of this dictatorship isn't primarily the fault of Big Business, nor of the demagogues who do their dirty work," he realizes.
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During a presidential debate, Lopez Obrador indicated his administration would stop doing "dirty work" for the United States by detaining Central American migrants.
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But he isn't into dirty work—dealing with messy data—so he decided to figure out how neural networks could do it for him.
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"Americans use Emiratis as gloves to do their dirty work," said one senior security official at the Riyan Prison in the city of Mukalla.
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Coady, gun brandished, realizes she has to help Helena deliver right there and then, and forces Art to do the dirty work at gunpoint.
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The Queen of Katwe star also doesn't mind rolling up his sleeves and doing the dirty work when it comes to cleaning his pooches.
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Once the WannaMine script has infected a computer, it uses two normal Windows applications—PowerShell and Windows Management Instrumentation—to do its dirty work.
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There's an undeniable appeal to having someone else do the dirty work of navigating phone trees, listening to hold music and pleading your case.
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However, in countries where organised-crime groups have infiltrated state security forces, off-duty cops often do the dirty work for vigilantes or gangs.
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So now you can sit back and enjoy the company of your new spouse while your Roomba whizzes around doing the dirty work. 7.
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He quickly becomes a bully, or gets others to do his dirty work, when he's frightened by someone who doesn't simply fall in line.
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Tattoo shops usually leave that dirty work for amateur needlers in garages and prison cells—a de facto protest against the powers of hate.
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Then he took the time to Photoshop in each of his 13 employees' names (or he forced someone else to do his dirty work).
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Whether Xi and his colleagues can succeed in doing so, once the tanks have done their dirty work, remains very much an open question.
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These allies and followers help him ascend from step to step, collaborating in his dirty work and watching the casualties mount with cool indifference.
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Mr. Katumbi waves his hand breezily, saying this was simply the dirty work of Mr. Kabila and others trying to tarnish his good name.
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Ian Fried, who performs as Orion Dove, wore fluffy white boots, struck effete poses and used an enormous henchman to do his dirty work.
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"This is Africa: I can do whatever I want," says Matt Graver (Josh Brolin), the American operative in charge of the necessary dirty work.
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George W. Bush was attacked in August for leaving too much of the dirty work of governing to his second in command, Dick Cheney.
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Even Little Earth wasn't immune from doing the dirty work the astronauts must do all the time to keep the space station running smoothly.
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So there's a lot of un-sexy dirty work that has to happen, to make these policies work, to get public support for them.
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Known as a dishwasher shirt, the uniform was once solely associated with people who did the dirty work in restaurants: cleaning, hauling and washing.
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Shake those skeletons out of the closet, or a sun-Jupiter meetup could do the dirty work for you in the final third of August.
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Robot vacuums do the dirty work of cleaning for you, but they're not always equipped to get the really tough stains out of your carpet.
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Instead of performing dangerous tasks, those workers now program the robots to do the dirty work for them — and get paid more for doing so.
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"I am a big believer in bootstrapping your own business until you can afford to pay other people to do the dirty work," says Lassen.
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Just replace the old toilet seat with the SpinX lid, insert your favorite toilet cleaning liquid or tablets, and let it do your dirty work.
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Trump is essentially trying to back into a Saturday Night Massacre-like scenario, in which the rest of his party does all the dirty work.
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The Chechens kidnap Fuches and blackmail Barry into doing their dirty work, all while he is getting more and more invested in his acting tribe.
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Instead, Serial host Sarah Koenig did the dirty work and helped dissect certain highlights from the report which proved consistent: Bergdahl didn't trust his leaders.
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"Our policy of deterrence is clearly not working no matter how much we pay the Mexican government to do our dirty work," Appleby said Wednesday.
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"The Americans want us to put it on the southern border with Guatemala, so that we will do their dirty work for them," he said.
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In effect, we have pressured and bribed Mexico to do our dirty work, detaining and deporting people fleeing gangs in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala.
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To get into somebody's head and heart is the core of espionage, because then you can get them to do your dirty work for you.
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The Ortega regime responded first by unleashing its police forces against the protesters and later by creating paramilitary groups to do the government's dirty work.
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As CNN reported, Marlow said he and other Breitbart editors would do Bannon's "dirty work" against the former Trump adviser's enemies in the White House.
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It was hard, dirty work, breaking up concrete floors, ripping out electrical wiring and cutting pipes while laboring in a cloud of dust and asbestos.
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"This guy is a shady character who foreign governments have looked to to do dirty work quietly, and he has often been willing," he said.
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The guy who's doing the dirty work should not also be the guy expected to go out and defend it to a roomful of journalists.
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However, the McGrath and Scaramucci videos, while jokes to those who commissioned them, highlight a more niche use of the platform overall: social dirty work.
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Some northern states are also uncomfortable with the EU's intrusion into national fiscal affairs, preferring that financial markets do the dirty work of disciplining profligacy instead.
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Most of us use GPS as a crutch while driving through unfamiliar terrain, tuning out and letting that soothing voice do the dirty work of navigating.
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I want to work until I am old, because this is not evil work, this is not dirty work, this is work that gives humans happiness.
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To make your life a little easier, we've gone and done the dirty work, rounding up the best places to score a serious steal around town.
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She says the groups have long done the "dirty work" for the regime, which would get a cut of the revenues from extortion and drug trafficking.
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From the site:There is a long sordid history of the telecom industry funding shady "astroturf" organizations to poison the political process and do their dirty work.
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In my playthrough of the game, my version of Artyom, the heroic gunman who does all the dirty work in the Metro games, didn't make it.
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Keith wore a headband and electric Robin Hood green sport coat that proved that it's never too late to get the Dirty Work color scheme right.
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Country star Martina McBride used interns to do her dirty work ... so claims a former employee who says he was fired for reporting her to authorities.
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The dirty work of trying to scuttle the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards — required under the Clean Air Act — is part of a pattern for Pruitt.
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Maybe he sees that those who get close to Donald Trump are inevitably asked to do his dirty work and that saying "no" is almost impossible.
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When Wade and Shaquille O'Neal were leading the Heat to their first title in 2006, a distinctively-cornrowed Haslem did the dirty work right alongside them.
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That's why we've done the dirty work of sifting through its dozens of titles to find out which shows are and are not entertaining on drugs.
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Anise hyssop flowers and nasturtiums are some of the first things he gravitates toward when he visits the MUNCHIES garden for an installment of Dirty Work.
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Mr. Trump's most recent abuse of power — pressuring the Ukrainian president to do his dirty work — is the latest link in a long chain of corruption.
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But Mr. Bush, running for re-election that year, kept his hands clean of those attacks and let his allies do the dirty work for him.
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Trump is a master at using hate to his advantage; getting others to do his dirty work and then lying about his involvement in hate mongering.
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When Tom is faced with the task of shredding shady documents at work, there's one person he looks to to do his dirty work: cousin Greg.
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"Putin's chef" would be better described as Putin's fixer: someone who does the Russian leader's dirty work, while giving Putin plausible deniability if things go wrong.
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Well if your Monsanto, producers of the herbicide Roundup, you hire trolls to do your dirty work by arguing with critics on message boards and social media.
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Grace and McDermott are accused and convicted — Grace maintains her innocence, while McDermott claims Grace used her feminine wiles to get him to do her dirty work.
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Redditor -lCrackers suggests that, maybe, Penny's manipulative ways got people to act as the Black Hood for her, allowing her to distance herself from any dirty work.
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In Almaty, too, police complain to dissidents that they are ordered to do the dirty work, such as arresting protesters, while their bosses are busy pocketing bribes.
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The money has gone to waste, so much has been thrown away, it's all being used for dirty work, though it didn't come from a slush fund.
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Cruz took his shots at Trump, too, but he let Rubio do the dirty work -- betting that he, rather than the Florida senator, will reap the benefits.
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"They will always find a Serb hand to do their dirty work for them, therefore investigations ... must be completed and the operators and masterminds arrested," Dacic said.
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But in aggregate, these instances portray a Trump campaign that was, if not actively colluding with Russia, happy to allow Russia and WikiLeaks do their dirty work.
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Instead, the video for "Look What You Made Me Do" does Swift's dirty work, and is jam-packed with layers of visual clap-backs at her enemies.
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The very fact that they had to resort to hiring a woman to do their dirty work because they don't trust their own voices says it all.
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Some concessions to the United States — for example, Mr. López Obrador doing Mr. Trump's dirty work on migration at Mexico's southern and northern borders — are clearly excessive.
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador promised upon assuming office in December 2018 not to do the US's "dirty work" in solving the Central American migration crisis.
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They have now become Trump's fixers, doing his dirty work, issuing threats and ditching long-held principles like so many empty beer bottles thrown from a car.
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This is not just the raving of a clown who doesn't want to do dirty work; what he's discovered is just how dehumanizing their job really is.
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The reality star owes longtime BFF Jonathan Cheban a solid after he did some of her dirty work during her pregnancy with son Saint, now 1 month old.
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Not only that, customers will do your dirty work for you by marketing your service on Facebook and Twitter for free — or for a fraction of the cost.
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You could say Reggie did Ronnie's dirty work to cover her his own behind, but the athlete could just have as easily ratted Veronica out to save himself.
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When bosses need to burn a bridge, scare the living crap out of someone, or manipulate a person, they turn to Scorpios to get their dirty work done.
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Zagat did the dirty work for you by putting Le Bernardin at the top of the list eight years in a row, giving this seafood spot serious clout.
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He did still get his name mentioned was a holder of this record since he assembled the Seven Bucks Digital Studio team that did all the dirty work.
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Nor are Ann Hould-Ward's costumes any showier: She dresses everyone, even the elites, in dirty work clothes, as if to underline the labor of the actors themselves.
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Smarter bots: Bad actors are relying less on phalanxes of bots known as botnets, instead creating convincing fakes to manipulate humans into doing the dirty work for them.
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In the world designed by Wobbly Dev, the player must defeat an orange-faced tyrant who blathers on the television, beckoning his followers to do his dirty work.
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This is particularly true in the case of Iran, a country that is unpredictable in its responses and hides behind proxies and sympathizers to do its dirty work.
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"The police dealt with the peaceful protests using techniques from the handbook of the Mubarak era and hired thugs to do their dirty work," he told VICE News.
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Mr. López Obrador is doing Donald Trump's dirty work with Central Americans by using Mexico as a third country to host those seeking asylum in the United States.
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For only the glamour of a courtside seat, managers are asked to do the dirty work of every program: fetching water, rebounding for hours, coding film late at night.
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DALLAS — With an explosive offense and aspirations for the N.H.L. playoffs, the Dallas Stars convened for training camp understanding that the dirty work of defense needed to be addressed.
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And key to the Chamber's ability to provide this "reinsurance" is the fact that it can do the dirty work for its members without them leaving their fingerprints behind.
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"Chicago employees should not be doing the dirty work for the friendly skies airline," Chicago Alderman Edward Burke said at the meeting, adding Dao's civil rights had been violated.
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There is another reason, besides cowardice, that explains the Republicans' continued support of Trump: he is doing their dirty work, deconstructing a government they deem too costly and egalitarian.
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The intrigue: Iran operates a tiered system for cyber attacks, where government employees choose targets and contract private firms, including universities acting as contractors, to do the dirty work.
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I did all the dirty work: sanded the cypress wood sushi bar; washed more dishes; swept; mopped; cleaned the restroom; took reservations; opened doors for people; was a server.
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Many called the supercrew not an elite group with the best chance to call the game fairly, but a handpicked unit designed to do Commissioner Roger Goodell's dirty work.
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The impeachable offenses are all around us, and they're banking on the fact that we aren't paying attention or are consuming news from sources that do their dirty work.
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Mr. Giuliani made himself indispensable to the Trump campaign by doing dirty work that no one else wanted and trudging ahead even after the candidate lashed him with humiliations.
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And while high-tech trickery and sophisticated technical exploits are certainly employed by some, Verizon's report suggests that most thieves rely on basic human frailties to do their dirty work.
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If you're a massive Star Wars fan, you may be pleased to know that you can now be the Stormtroopers' overlord and have them do your dirty work for you.
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As we've seen with most technologies, the code is eventually abstracted away from the user and the dirty work of putting the tech to use in real business situations begins.
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She appears to be following through with that threat — tweeting Tuesday that she was sending Bradley Cooper, one of the famous faces in the selfie, to do her dirty work.
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After telling producers she wanted to try it on the show, Bush Hager got her chance during the commercial break — though it was Roker, 62, who did the dirty work.
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He has allowed military officers to take on lucrative criminal smuggling operations, while also strategically arming paramilitary groups known as colectivos that take on some of the regime's dirty work.
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Luckily, we've done the dirty work for you and found six of the most amazing, insanely talented tattoo artists in the city — all with their own unique styles and specialties.
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To be clear, Hiram is asking Archie to be at the center of a potentially viral moment, to go against his best friend and family, and do his dirty work.
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As such, they don't hesitate to jump in and do the dirty work when needed, and they won't ask anyone to do anything they wouldn't be willing to do themselves.
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The new president, who came into power in December, said on the campaign trail that Mexico wouldn't do "dirty work" for the United States when it came to immigration enforcement.
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The homeowners do the dirty work themselves, and though there are moments of low-level drama, they come out of the month-long process happy and de-stressed without exception.
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A Poynter interview with Snopes leadership revealed that Snopes did not have the bandwidth to do Facebook's reactive dirty work in what they characterized as an inefficient Band-Aid system.
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"Kadyrov can do the dirty work for [the Kremlin] and say things which they cannot yet afford to utter," says Ekaterina Sokiryanskaya of the International Crisis Group, a think-tank.
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Anderson's depiction mixes the heroic with the ironic, deftly showing how the very dirty work of oil exploration fit into well-worn myths about the conquering of the American frontier.
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Although a human being drove the explosive-rigged robot and pulled the trigger, it's a dramatic reminder that machines are capable of doing humanity's dirty work at home and abroad.
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Children in years gone by might have stolen money from parents' wallets or purses on the odd occasion, but it'll be much easier if Alexa can do the dirty work.
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As such, they don't hesitate to jump in and do the dirty work when needed, and they don't ask their followers to do anything they aren't willing to do themselves.
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Politicians thought they could avoid the political cost of stopping him from winning the nomination and then the election, while counting on others to do the dirty work for them.
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Mr. McCain might have stood back and let them do his dirty work; instead he quietly, firmly let it be known he and his campaign wanted no such underhanded tactics.
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It's practically an axiom of international diplomacy that you only bring heads of state together at the very end of talks, after lower-level officials have done the dirty work.
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The midlevel functionaries who make the system run are not as visibly involved in the "dirty work," but there are still clear potential reputational consequences that could change their incentives.
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Separately, now that The National Enquirer has admitted to prosecutors that it did political dirty work for Donald Trump, our media columnist takes a look at the tabloid's unlikely power.
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Indeed, most of the dirty work on both sides of the tug-of-war has been conducted not by the principals, but by their supporters in and around the campaign.
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Evidently, he also wants to do Edison Electric Institute and ALEC's dirty work by using the study to attack Renewable Portfolio Standards and wind and solar incentives in the states.
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"Trump and his agents have explicitly directed his corporate attorneys at the Organization to do the dirty work for the campaign," a lawyer wrote in the complaint, which is pending.
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It suddenly struck me that insurance companies and drug manufacturers had come upon an ingenious business plan: They could farm out their dirty work to the doctors and the patients.
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And though it won't undo his guilty plea or reduce his prison sentence, it's obviously in Cohen's interest to portray Trump as someone who bullied him into doing his dirty work.
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"Americans use Emiratis as gloves to do their dirty work," said one senior security official at the Riyan prison in Mukalla, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of security concerns.
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If you think about it, those bucket heads only exist to do all the dirty work for Darth Vader and be the cause of headaches for Luke, Leia, and Han Solo.
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And so, I went ahead and did the dirty work of testing out a bunch of options across all your favorite streaming services to deliver you the best of the best.
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As such, they don't hesitate to jump in and do the dirty work when needed, and they won't ask their followers to do anything they wouldn't be willing to do themselves.
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They aren't tipping their hands yet, but I would look to them to do her dirty work should Donald Trump decide to go after her when it comes to that issue.
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PetSafe ScoopFree Original Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Box This magical litter box that does all the dirty work for you is on sale from its original price of $149.99 (pictured above).
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Sure, stick vacuums can clean the heck out of your floors and robot vacuum cleaners can do all the dirty work for you without having to get up from the couch.
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López Obrador has promised Mexicans "development and better quality of life" and said he'd stop doing US "dirty work" by detaining Central American asylum-seekers en route to the United States.
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TL;DR: The floor-sanitizing PowerFresh steam mop from Bissell does the dirty work that vacuums can't — grab one at Walmart for just $79 (saving you $20 off the original price).
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Just the amount of disruption to the land — and the amount of noisy or dirty work that has to happen — is less with piles than it is with a concrete foundation.
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As the civil rights movement opened opportunities for black Mississippians in the latter part of the 20th century, Latinos once again stepped into the breach to do the South's dirty work.
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In this case, it seems unlikely that the government would have to use any of its encryption-cracking technology (or third-party contractors who do the dirty work for a steep fee).
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But also, we finally find out what those white robots from the trailer are all about: they're drone hosts, trained to do Delos' dirty work that the regular employees don't know about.
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In American politics in those early days, the parties were less important and the candidates didn't campaign much in person, mostly allowing partisan allies and hired hands to do the dirty work.
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On the latest episode, our editor-in-chief Helen Hollyman talks about the latest from our gardening column, Dirty Work, and the unique way to make your very own kombucha at home.
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Perhaps that's why Demi Adejuyigbe's mashup of Danzig's classic "Mother" with Steely Dan's "Dirty Work" is so striking: it manages to make this little ball of black-maned rage sound almost calm.
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Shufelt said the company has donated 2% of sales since day one to hiking-trail-cleanup efforts around New England and organizes a monthly company outing to do the dirty work themselves.
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But it was not just the offensive fireworks that earned the Russian the Conn Smythe Trophy, as Ovechkin also carried out the dirty work such as sacrificing his body to block shots.
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Alam shrewdly explores the complexities of caregiving as employment, illuminating issues of class and race that arise when people are paid to do hard, dirty work and, in essence, to provide love.
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With the recent growth of rental management companies to do the dirty work, investors are increasingly looking nationally and don't necessarily want to have to travel to see the properties they buy.
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He picked up Trump's wiretap story and added a new exciting detail: Not only had Barack Obama bugged Trump Tower, he might have used British intelligence spies to do the dirty work.
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Similarly, when a referendum against Mr Maduro looked set to cut short his rule last year, another institution, the electoral council, did the president's dirty work by delaying and eventually blocking the vote.
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While Christie has slashed Rubio in public, calling him, among other epithets, a "boy in the bubble," Bush has been less pugnacious, allowing his super PAC to do much of the dirty work.
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Uber driver Will Preston told Business Insider last year that he welcomes inebriated passengers after he realized that he could skip a professional cleaner, do the dirty work himself, and pocket the fee.
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No more punching the clock; instead, artificial intelligence would do the dirty work, and people would be free to paint and climb mountains and perform one-man shows about being raised by robots.
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During the election campaign, Mr López Obrador said he would not do the United States' "dirty work" on Mexico's southern border, implying that he would just let migrants head to the United States.
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In the past seven days, an inexperienced bigot was elected to the highest office in the land and began to assemble a team of like-minded nightmares to his dirty work come January.
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He wanted to wear a suit rather than the "terrorist gear" he was initially given because he felt the character didn't need a costume when he had flunkies to do the dirty work.
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Thankfully the ILIFE A4s Robot Vacuum is here to do all the dirty work for you (quite literally) including knowing when to re-charge itself when it's about to run out of battery.
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In the first three months of your stay, you are put in charge of all the dirty work: clearing tables, washing dishes, sweeping corridors, washing laundry, taking out the garbage, and cleaning toilets.
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It's that she's trying to keep us away from everything, including the Sager Strong Foundation & the kids, and is making lawyers and sheriffs do her dirty work instead of picking up a phone.
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Master P's got his kids doing the dirty work for him in his divorce case -- penning emotional letters to convince a judge to reduce his monthly support payments to his ex, Sonya Miller.
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While the moral compass is completely absent, you can't throw too much shade at Priebus for the strategy — it's the dirty work a party chair is handpicked to do, suicidal samurai instructions included.
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"He always put me in the position of doing the dirty work," Rabbit said, speaking of a boyfriend who used to choke and beat her when he wasn't coercing her to commit crimes.
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Mr. Pruitt's proposal is a breathtakingly bad idea, giving polluters license to do their dirty work with less fear of punishment and a greater ability to outlast an understaffed Justice Department in court.
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Now that the House Intelligence Committee majority has done its dirty work on the substance of the Mueller investigation, can picking up these themes to attack the special counsel himself be far behind?
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We were excited to have Uchi chefs from all three of these cities join us for an installment of Dirty Work, and very interested to see what creation would come from their visit.
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Andrew Cuomo and the Legislature established the committee in a typical bit of Albany guile earlier this year when the lawmakers were reluctant to do the dirty work of raising their own salaries.
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That's where Tywin's men, including Gregor Clegane, did their dirty work, killing the little prince and princess, smashing the head of the littlest one against a wall before raping and killing their mother.
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Through Olivia Colman, who plays the older, "settled sovereign," we see she's become rather accustomed to the dehumanizing dirty work of her duties, appearing much more detached and cold than Foy had been.
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But it's always disappointing to look under the hood of such a complex system, expecting to see an impeccably trained algorithm, only to find a bunch of poorly paid humans doing the dirty work.
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" A reporter asked the president: "If Cohen is such a bum, why did you hire him, have him on your payroll for 12 years and have him do so much of your dirty work?
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It was in part because of circumstance — you know, zombies and all that — but also because Richard feels he wasn't strong enough and convicted enough to do the dirty work it takes to survive.
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The folks who built Beyonce and Jay-Z's new Bel-Air house apparently scored a fortune off them, but screwed the little guy who did the dirty work ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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So, with that July phone call, Trump made the risky gamble that he could make Zelensky do his dirty work by dangling U.S. military assistance as the carrot to get Zelensky to smear Biden.
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We're here to do some dirty work: harvest fresh herbs and vegetables from the garden that Batali can cook with for fellow food nerds and Master of None creators Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang.
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He also directed the cult classic Dirty Work, and just wrapped a new film called Benjamin, which he directed and will star in alongside Rob Corddry, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Kevin Pollack, and Dave Foley.
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Think about it this way -- it's not like we have Kremlin officials testifying about how Russian President Vladimir Putin's communications work, or which advisers and personal staff he directs to implement his dirty work.
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The novel's subsequent generations process in this betrayal's wake, as though if only Quey had spurned his father's dirty work for Cudjo's wrestler's arms, some quantum of the diaspora's tragedy might have been averted.
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In perfect political symmetry, Rudy Giuliani now does Donald Trump's dirty work: Vainly trying to cover up the Ukrainian cover-up and attacking a Democratic presidential front-runner, Joe Biden, and his son, Hunter.
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The sometimes-sanctimonious but always well-meaning guy who nudges everyone to just do a little more – like doing the dirty work of telling a room full of celebrities to stop taking private jets.
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In dispatching Giuliani to do his political dirty work, one must wonder if Trump figured that he could hide behind attorney-client privilege if the plot ever came to light, as it now has.
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He characterizes this policing strategy, known as "prevention through deterrence," as a form of passive violence, funneling migrants into inhospitable terrain, where nature would do the dirty work of finishing some of them off.
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Usually hired as contractors, these workers do the dirty work of reviewing flagged posts for internet giants, spending their days plugged into a non-stop feed of graphic violence, child pornography, animal abuse, and terrorism.
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The story makes clear that Santa is busy at the North Pole and unable to watch every child in the whole world, so the elf has been sent to do his dirty work for him.
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A defiant López Obrador announced during the second presidential debate in May that Mexico would no longer "continue doing their dirty work for them" and that he would establish a National Migration Institute in Tijuana.
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Additionally, no glues or adhesives are used to construct the shoe, resulting in less waste, and making it easier to break down the shoe when it's time to get to the dirty work of recycling.
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Whether you are a startup and will talk to these customers personally or you have employees who can do the dirty work for you, communication is the key to making your clients happy once again.
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Yet, eager to swerve a PR blunder by the male-dominated Republican Senate Judiciary Committee majority, the GOP brought in a woman—Arizona sex-crime prosecutor Rachel Mitchell—to do their dirty work for them.
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This explains why they've been content to look the other way with recruits who don't exactly act pious in their personal lives as long as they get the dirty work done in their professional lives.
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A theory of 'extraordinary rendition' was enacted to skirt the Geneva Conventions, and the use of contractors to carry out the dirty work was to provide a semblance of distance from the practice of torture.
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Despite once insisting he'd refuse to "do the U.S.'s dirty work" on immigration, López Obrador is using the National Guard to crack down on migrants crossing Mexico in their journey to the U.S. border.
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Sikura is a multiskilled playmaker, Gaudette has a lethal shot and Stevens, at 6-foot-2 and 191 pounds, does a lot of the dirty work along the boards and in front of the net.
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Though Cohen wouldn't be able talk about ongoing investigations, he'd spent more than a decade working for Trump handling a great deal of dirty work — and had no desire to keep the president's secrets anymore.
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What is at stake in Ukraine for the European Union is far too important, and the risk of seeing Mr. Trump's dirty work derail laborious efforts to reform that post-Soviet country far too real.
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In 2014, when Mr. Peña Nieto announced the Southern Border Plan to tighten security around border points of entry and known migration corridors, he was harshly criticized for doing dirty work for the United States.
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And when we hear about Serbia's early challenges in getting an internet connection or the idea that a bunch of NGOs did the dirty work in getting Ghana online, we're not sure what to think.
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So basically you can proclaim yourself member of any house, because it's our choices who define who we are, far more than our abilities (H/T Albus "Gets-Small-Children-to-do-his-dirty-work" Dumbledore).
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The last decade or so has witnessed a revival, led by local residents and a coterie of sympathetic patrons who did the dirty work required to clean it up and restore some of the lost dignity.
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That's why campaigns have tended to delegate their dirty work to outside groups—a trend that was accelerated by the 2010 Citizens United decision that allowed wealthy individuals and corporations to spend to their hearts' content.
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Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow, as well as other top editors at Breitbart, told an email prankster acting as Steve Bannon that they "would do Bannon's 'dirty work' against White House aides," according to CNN.
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But it also suggests these kids weren't content to make a one-time statement about identity or resistance—they wanted legislative results, and they were gearing up to do the dirty work of making that happen.
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Coleman didn't act much after "Diff'rent Strokes" ended, but he regularly made appearances as himself in comedies like "Dirty Work" and "Frank McKlusky, C.I."He died in May 2010 as the result of a subdural hematoma.
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The S.E.C. may be doing the dirty work for Tesla's directors by getting Mr. Musk to move the company toward a more traditional management structure so that he is not the focal point of its operations.
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" Mr. Jiang said that to many Chinese, it appeared — fairly or not — that Canada had been "doing the dirty work of the Americans, in what seems like a tactic for a U.S. trade war with China.
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And there are other, darker new elements involved — police brutality, mass detentions and the use of paramilitary groups armed by the government to carry out the dirty work the military doesn't want to handle: murdering people.
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Giving the gift of a robot vacuum is basically like presenting your loved one with a personal housekeeper, so they can sit back and binge the newest Netflix series while a robot does the dirty work.
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We've walked you through the late night meals of the world's best chefs, done the dirty work to teach you everything you need to know about cooking with cannabis, and now we're taking it back to basics.
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Maybe Republicans worry that the D.C. government would waive these protections to make Congress live with the consequences of its own dirty work, or as part of an escalating brinkmanship with Congress, which controls D.C.'s budget?
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Rivera-Salgado suggested that Mexico has been pushed to do the US government's "dirty work" by complying with its calls to stop Central American immigrants who cross through Mexico in their attempt to reach the US border.
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Stock trading app Robinhood is valued at $7.6 billion, but it only operates in the U.S. Freshly funded fintech startup Alpaca does the dirty work so developers worldwide can launch their own competitors to that investing unicorn.
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The GOP agenda aims to plunder as much of our public lands as possible for fossil fuel development—and if that becomes politically impossible, to hand them over to states or localities to do the dirty work.
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Now, cosmologists, astrophysicists, and all manner of other spacetime experts can get down to the dirty work of figuring out where this entirely new dataset fits in to our growing understanding of our own outrageously bizarre universe.
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Acting U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California Alex G. Tse issued a stern warning to other would-be hackers doing a foreign government's dirty work: The sentence imposed reflects the seriousness of hacking for hire.
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Second, and most important, since 2014 under President Obama, and now more than ever, Washington has pressured Mexico to shut down as much as possible of its southern border — in a nutshell, to do its dirty work.
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It's true, none of the images show the rapper pulling a trigger, or even holding a weapon -- but the feds are alleging he was the mastermind behind the crimes, even if he didn't do the dirty work.
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Mr. Lutz said Mr. de Nysschen had done critical dirty work by breaking Cadillac's habit of dumping production into rental fleets to plump sales numbers, a practice that marred the brand's image, retail prices and resale values.
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An internet prankster posing as Stephen Bannon baited Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow into saying he would assist Bannon with his "dirty work" and help push Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner out of the White House.
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As Vox's Max Fisher noted in August, anti-woman slurs against Kelly exploded right when she questioned Trump on sexism at the Fox News debate: Trump often lets his followers do the rhetorical dirty work for him.
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That October, left-wing British writer Nick Cohen accused the SPLC of "[doing] the dirty work of the misogynists, the racists, the homophobes, the censors, and the murderers it was founded to oppose" in calling Nawaz an extremist.
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Unlike the original, which centered around Tijuana-native Laura Guerrero, a pageant contestant who gets roped into doing a drug gang's dirty work after witnessing a deadly shootout, the American version refocuses the action to straddle the border.
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Dollar Shave Club, The Art of Shaving, and even Gilette offer monthly subscription services that can take care of all that dirty work for dad, and deliver high-quality razors (and other shaving needs) straight to his door.
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"Dark-money groups (conservative contributors) are trying to do the Republicans' dirty work and sully Judge Garland's name while Republican senators prevent Judge Garland from explaining his views to the public," New York Senator Chuck Schumer told reporters.
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If you find yourself making excuses for your filthy floors and rugs more often than not, you're in luck, because there's an appliance out there that can do your literal dirty work for you: the humble robot vacuum.
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This sort of rhetoric, like Mr. Manson's, is predicated on manipulating the Tex Watsons and Dylann Roofs of the world, of making them do the dirty work to bring about the world in which their masters will rule.
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China massed troops along Hong Kong's border and issued angry broadsides, insinuating a devious American plot behind the "terrorism" of the protesters, but clearly preferred to leave the dirty work to Hong Kong authorities and the local police.
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Republicans, electorally stung by their 2017 efforts to repeal the law, now go out of their way to avoid talking about it at all—preferring to see courts, packed by their lifetime-appointed judges, do the dirty work.
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Instead of Syria feeling threatened by Turkey's invasion, Assad appears to be letting Turkey do the dirty work on his behalf, cooperating implicitly with Turkey by creating a pincer movement to choke off their common enemy, the Kurds.
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" He&aposs also vowed to roll back some of outgoing President Enrique Pena Nieto&aposs policies toward Central American migrants who cross Mexico&aposs own southern border, saying that his government would no longer do Trump&aposs "dirty work.
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In production and lyrical content, the music was raw—mostly comprised of songs about doing dirty work around the way and calling out local rivals who inauthentically pushed a street narrative that didn't stack up with their real lives.
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" He&aposs also promised to roll back some of outgoing President Enrique Pena Nieto&aposs policies toward Central American migrants who cross Mexico&aposs own southern border, saying that his government would no longer do Trump&aposs "dirty work.
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As much as Trump and his apologists repeat the phrase "no quid pro quo" to persuade us that he wasn't demanding that a foreign country do his political dirty work, it's hard to read the situation any other way.
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Luckily, we did the dirty work (okay, actually clicking around the internet for rose-gold stuff is kind of pleasant) for you and found holiday ornaments, string lights, candles, and even a tree topper in the pink-tinged metallic.
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If you consider yourself a fan and are looking for the absolute best pimple-popping videos on the web, we've taken it upon ourselves to do the dirty work and compiled a list of 10 top picks (pun intended).
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She leaves most of the dirty work to her soldiers, whose heads look like charcoal briquettes, and to a henchman who stomps around in a costume inherited from either Tron or the musical Starlight Express, only without roller skates.
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Normally referred to as Stanko, he is a boyfriend from Pauline's school days, who falls for her anew—a surprise to us and a glitch for the R.N.P., since Stanko used to do its dirty work on the quiet.
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"We shouldn't be paying another country to do our dirty work; we should actually be fixing our immigration system and helping these countries get back on solid footing," said Ali Noorani, the executive director of the National Immigration Forum.
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Either Conway and Cobb (and others who said similar things) were lying or they just weren't looped in that Trump had, in fact, wanted to fire Mueller and only stopped when McGahn refused to do the dirty work. 5.
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What's more striking to me about the spycraft differential — and where I think this vague sense of gendered work may stem from — is the extent to which Elizabeth specifically is shouldering all the "dirty work" she used to split with Philip.
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Kyle is a really smart, dedicated kid, but his opinion probably wouldn't be public fodder except that the left has hijacked a series of leftist teenagers to do their political dirty work, and Kyle is happy to respond to his classmates.
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Most of those hits will likely be carried out by super PACs and other outside groups that are not "technically" affiliated with a candidate, which allows campaigns to distance themselves from the dirty work being carried out on their behalf.
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By employing villains to do its dirty work, the government can't be accused of putting anyone in harm's way and can deny any involvement in missions that go south (there are a lot of character deaths in the Suicide Squad comic).
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In comparison, a ride-hailing operator such as Didi charges about 20% from each trip since they take care of driver management, customer support and other dirty work which, to a great extent, helps build the moat around their business.
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Simmons stopped by for an installment of our garden-fresh cooking column Dirty Work and whipped up Marcona almond gazpacho with grilled shrimp, grilled lamb with summer vegetables, and even a ground cherry cocktail like it was no big thing.
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After he makes a deal to do Hades' dirty work and prevents the Storybrooke crew from heading home with Hook — more on that in a minute — he's quickly double-crossed by the Underworld ruler in a tragic twist that changes everything.
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Abu Khatallah "didn't light the fires or fire the mortars, but is just as guilty" for planning the attack, setting it in motion and getting others "to do his dirty work," federal prosecutor John Crabb told jurors in his opening statement.
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He "didn't light the fires or fire the mortars, but is just as guilty" for planning the attack, setting it in motion and getting others "to do his dirty work," federal prosecutor John Crabb told jurors in his opening statement.
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Cuomo has weaponized the prosecutors to do his dirty work (and to keep him out of jams), a reason some don't want to be... The thread was riddled with typos, but those were later later corrected with a fresh post.
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You could make the argument that Netflix is doing the ISPs's dirty work for them, hiding how tough it is to stream HD mobile video without incurring insane data charges and masking just how much those ISPs are ripping off consumers.
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But imagine the anger of the supporters of Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz and other loyalists who went through the long slog if they are forced to hand it over to a white knight who did none of the dirty work.
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When she visited the MUNCHIES garden for an installment of our column Dirty Work, Courtney McBroom of Large Marge showed us how to use the powers of that big crazy ball of fire in the sky to make one bitchin' drink.
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Of the US, the country that consumes the drugs and provides of the weapons sold or smuggled south; of Mexico, where the kids suffer unspeakable human rights abuses, and whose government "is getting paid to do the dirty work," she writes.
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One cannot help feeling, when reading it, that it is designed to implicate the region, historically, in the dirty work of globalization at a moment when many of its residents are conflicted about the costs and benefits of such arrangements.
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Instead, he hid in the shadows and sent his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, to do the dirty work of telling the country that the administration would no longer shield from deportation 800,000 young undocumented immigrants brought to this country as children.
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In addition, there was the argument that leaving the dirty work of war to a professional army largely drawn from the least privileged is inherently unfair in a democracy and increases the temptation for the government to use the military unwisely.
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You're mediating disputes because you're an outsider, or doing dirty work for more powerful people — either because you're a newcomer who needs money, or if you're the type of virtuous character I play, because you're honestly kind of a sucker.
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"This is about whether or not the Trump family, friends, amigos, whether or not they were actively reaching out to a foreign government that is not a friendly foreign government to do dirty work on their behalf against Hillary Clinton."
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A long string of American presidents has been deferential to this oppressive regime because it is seen as a source of stability in the Middle East, and because it is sometimes willing to do dirty work in America's broader interests.
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The dirty work of democracy is often compared to the making of sausages, but Australians almost take that maxim literally — turning Election Day into a countrywide barbecue, in which the grilling of hot dogs is optional but voting is compulsory.
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But the draw that the Hells Angels' patch still has helps the organization use junior clubs to do the dirty work, including enforcing their territory, providing security at public events like funerals, and getting involved in setting up drug-distribution networks.
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She's wearing a decidedly off-day version of chef's whites, and we're a little worried the "dirty" part of this Dirty Work column is going to ruin her nice white jeans while she digs up carrots and picks eggplants and hot peppers.
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We may be in a situation where we are actively recruiting Mexican and other global laborers to come and do the dirty work that needs to be done, everything from changing bedpans to boosting our Social Security system so it doesn't go bankrupt.
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Karen Musalo, a professor at University of California Hastings law school specializing in refugee studies, says that Mexico has already been doing "dirty work for the US" in terms of intercepting migrants making their way north and working to shut down drug smugglers.
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Epidemiological studies done on humans have uncovered links to brain disorders such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, but scientists haven't been able to demonstrate how the parasite does its dirty work in the brain, or how we might be able to mitigate its effects.
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He has to shove a man in front of a bus and steal someone's urine to maintain his undercover job in Wisconsin, but no one ever says why he needs one or why the government makes him do that dirty work himself.
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"Make no mistake, Abraham Lincoln was chief political strategist: He relied on his aides maybe sometimes to do the dirty work, to be ruthless, to cut deals, but he was the lead dog," said David Plouffe, President Barack Obama's campaign manager in 2008.
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Dahuterschuter suggests that Betty's long-lost brother Chic, who he believes is secretly the biological son of F.P. Jones (Skeet Ulrich) and Alice Cooper (Madchen Amick), took advantage of that fact in order to use Betty to do some of his dirty work.
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Until our nano- and micromachinery chops start getting anywhere near those developed by nature over the last billion years or so, it seems that getting her creations to do our dirty work for us is a better option than making our own.
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She also claims McCoy has a documented history of having other people do his dirty work for him -- and references the time he allegedly ordered other people to evict her from his home in June and remove her furniture from the house.
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They will be taking the dirty work of insulting the Republican nominee away from Clinton's campaign, which is reportedly planning to stick to substantive issues after watching Trump's Republican rivals all hurt themselves by attempting to attack Trump, according to the Journal.
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You can still have some fun with it by sending in your bear to do your dirty work, but ultimately most of the battles boil down to you running up to bad guys and hitting them with a blunt or pointed object.
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For all the problems people have with the two major parties -- including partisans who identify with one side or the other -- the reality is that the parties do lots and lots of the dirty work that is incredibly time-consuming and expensive.
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Thus far, Kerr has known how to manage his rotation, and the killer instinct of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson in crunchtime, combined with Green's dirty work, should be enough to get the Warriors to the finals for a second consecutive season.
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"We make it easy for ourselves, letting the others do the dirty work," he said of Merkel's decision not to participate in missile strikes launched by the United States, Britain and France on Syria last week after its suspected use of chemical weapons.
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Gillespie's strategy has been to build a kind of Frankenstein's monster of a campaign, in which he outsources the dirty work to ads and mailers while personally playing the role of a safe alternative to Trump in debates and other public appearances.
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Behind the controversy—which might seem unimportant to someone who has never experienced the flavors of a real rice tart warmed in a stone oven—there are larger concerns of the AFSCA doing this dirty work in order to follow European hygiene policies.
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Just last month The Intercept reported that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency has also been using Facebook to do its "extreme vetting" dirty work, and it's been confirmed that Russian government officials utilized multiple social media platforms to influence the 2016 election.
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Then we see him get an under-the-table weapons upgrade from King Orm, who believes he can use Manta to do his dirty work and dispatch Aquaman — Manta uses his new weaponry to fashion a laser beam-firing helmet for himself.
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Chef Sang Yoon's visit to the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen is exactly what we envisioned when we thought up Dirty Work, our series that invites people from all over the world of food to explore our rooftop garden and make whatever inspires them.
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If we can peer deep into genomes and identify the species most likely to develop the specific traits we crave, we can place those animals in environments where natural selection will do the dirty work of shaping them into long-term survivors.
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Two self-described former gang members, Livingston "Toggie" Bullard and Wisler "Bobo" Davilma, told the Bacons' investigators that Mr. Nygard had hired them for dirty work, like torching his ex-girlfriend's hair salon and staging anti-Bacon rallies, according to court records.
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Greg may have done Tom's dirty work by shredding documents for the Roy family business, but what the family doesn't know is that he saved a few docs to keep in his back pocket in case he has to use them one day.
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"We make it easy for ourselves, letting the others do the dirty work," he said of Merkel's decision not to participate in missile strikes launched by the United States, Britain and France on Syria last week after its suspected use of chemical weapons.
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Conversely, if you thought that Hollywood was a cold, cynical town teeming with the kind of corrosive transactional sex that made quick-and-dirty work of the young and beautiful dreamers pouring into LA by the busload, it turns out that isn't quite right, either.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted and his 17 angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to the U.S. And then the president continued: Russian collusion with the Trump campaign, one of the most unsuccessful in history, is a total hoax.
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After all, we know that Cohen did this sort of dirty work for Trump; Cohen paid porn star Stormy Daniels $130,000 11 days before the 2016 election to ensure her silence about an alleged tryst she says she had with Trump in the 2000s.
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Now before the European Court of Justice, the case could empower governments to stamp out certain kinds of political speech by demanding that private platforms like Facebook do the dirty work of taking it down — for users not just in their own countries but everywhere.
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PIRRO: But you know what, here is a questions, guys, how does the President know what to seek to declassify other than the FISA warrant and the application if all this stuff is being prevented from him seeing it because they are covering up the dirty work.
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"I can never be friends with her again, because first she sent her little minion to come do her dirty work, then, in my opinion she sent her husband to come vandalize my property and threaten my life," Farahan, 23, tells PEOPLE about Javid, 22, and Feight.
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The second-year wideout routinely wins on third down — on Sunday, he cooked Cardinals cornerback Jamar Taylor for 29 yards on third-and-4, then found a soft spot in a zone for 10 yards on third-and-9 — but he also does the dirty work.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said the Graham-Cassidy health care bill would end "Medicare as we know it, and make governors do the dirty work," holding up a letter against the bill signed by 10 governors — 5 from blue states and 5 from red states.
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Perry's latest move is to lob the ball back into Swift's side of the court, to no avail; Swift is currently keeping her mouth shut on the matter, as she has her preferred methods in maintaining her image (by mostly letting other people do the dirty work).
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During Dr. Blasey's stunning testimony — which was "credible" and "very compelling" even to President Trump, who had previously said her allegations were false — the committee's 11 Republican members, all men, sat stewing in silence while a female sex-crimes prosecutor did their dirty work for them.
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Lindsey Graham, the sycophant of the century, called the whistle-blower's complaint a setup, as if it didn't rest on the sturdy foundation of a reconstructed transcript — released by the White House — that shows Trump imploring a foreign leader to do political dirty work for him.
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"The administration, instead of paying Mexico to do our dirty work, should be working with Congress to make sure that an appropriate amount of foreign aid is invested in Central America and we have an immigration system that is functioning and treating people fairly," he said.
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"When I made the decision to chop off the angel heads to form the Baby Yoda cut out, I actually made my boyfriend do the dirty work for decapitating the angels while I was busy rolling out and forming new Baby Yoda bodies," Atakturk told Mashable.
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After all, the perversity of our current coexistence with technology doesn't exactly stem from enslaving bots to do our dirty work but emerges from patriarchal efforts to humanize them, as exemplified by Siri and Alexa, technologies that reveal that the ideal subservient figure is still a woman.
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It also fits into the group's narrative: that while Abbas and his cronies are pushing paper and cooperating with Israel, Hamas has been doing the dirty work — gearing up for war, dispatching suicide bombers, and lobbing rockets into Israel — in the name of the Palestinian people.
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Natasha herself has got heavy-duty Carhartt overalls on, looking like she's ready to hop on a tractor and till our fields, and it occurs to us that we might have oversold just how "dirty" things get when people come to make a Dirty Work column.
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You can upgrade Morgan to be an engineer (focusing on hacking, repair skills, and getting machines to do your dirty work), a scientist (who can use elements in the world to do "research" and craft unique tools and weapons), or a security specialist (the combat build).
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Thankfully, since MUNCHIES HQ is in (possibly) the best restaurant city in the world, we've gone ahead and done some dirty work: We love you so much that we've compiled the list of where every chef has taken us in the series in New York since we started.
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"He's saying that in front of the camera, and then behind the camera he's scheming, trying to elicit help from a conservative organization to do his dirty work," said Chris Salcedo, a conservative radio host in Fort Worth who released the audio on his show's website on Tuesday.
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Cast as a rookie pilot turned vengeful mercenary commander named Mason, you lead your crew of mech pilots from node to node across a vast galaxy map, doing the dirty work of the galaxy's five major powers (or anyone else who can scrimp together enough cash for your services).
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The racists, on the other hand, use white women as props: victims to be protected from the uncontrollable lusts of Black and Jewish men; breeding machines who can ensure the genetic future of the white race; but mostly, they pick up the beer cans, and carry out the group's dirty work.
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Separating slimy banana peels from clumps of coffee grounds was dirty work, but it had a laudable goal: trying to get a handle on how much food waste could have been consumed or diverted before winding its way into the waste stream with a one-way ticket to the dump.
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"It's not just about busting the one person on the ground who's doing the dirty work and gets a small amount of the money this organized crime gets for the horns," Tierney says about the horns that these poachers are killing innocent animals for – which have absolutely no medicinal value.
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Teachers often invite guest educators to do the dirty work for them, which sounds like a great idea, but many speakers are censored, if not because of policy, then because of the prudish culture of the school or because of the prudishness of a teacher or principal or committee of parents.
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Tyrion might at least appreciate the irony of Cersei's weapon choice As Bronn points out earlier in the Season 8 scene, Cersei could have sent any one of her men to do the dirty work of killing Jaime and Tyrion — I mean, she just got an army of world-renowned sellswords.
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While he hated the C.I.A., he counted on J. Edgar Hoover of the F.B.I. Lyndon B. Johnson had told Nixon that Hoover would be the only one in Washington he could trust — meaning, trust to do his dirty work, just as he had for presidents going back to Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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That was the twisted formula that made the Holocaust and Rwanda possible and allowed Jim Crow segregation to survive: Nice people looked the other way while those with an appetite for violence did the dirty work, says Mark Naison, a political activist and history professor at Fordham University in New York City.
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Including it in the refugee deal makes it a reward for doing Europe's dirty work, rather than a way of granting Turkey more equal footing with the EU. The deal also gives Mr Erdogan a bargaining chip: if no visa-free travel is forthcoming, he could let refugees through to Europe once more.
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"Cuomo has weaponized the prosecutors to do his dirty work (and to keep him out of jams), a reason some don't want to be in New York, and another reason they are leaving," Trump said, an apparent dig at city and state law enforcement officials who have pursued investigations into his finances.
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He confirms yet another popular fan theory that Bernard is, in fact, modeled after his partner Arnold and that Ford has been using him to continue his expansive vision for the park — and doing the necessary dirty work, too, by killing Theresa and Elsie for poking their noses too far into his business.
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Cohen makes further claims, with varying levels of corroboration, about Trump's awareness of the Trump Tower Moscow discussions, the potential setup for Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower in New York, purported racist remarks Trump made in private, and various dirty work Cohen did on Trump's behalf.
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When the two start plotting the murder of Lily's stepfather, Mark — the kind of rich guy that keeps samurai swords above his desk, overlooking the framed photograph of that time he went lion-hunting in Africa — they enlist help from local drug-dealer and aspiring entrepreneur (Anton Yelchin) to do their dirty work for them.
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Given its decades-long history of doing the dirty work on behalf of the fossil fuel industry as well as other polluting industries, it comes as no surprise that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is pushing hard for repeal of the clean water rule, also known as the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule.
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If Trump makes good on his threats—to deport millions of immigrants, bring back torture, kill the families of terrorists, build a wall with Mexico, imprison Hillary Clinton, and fill Guantanamo will more suspects in his war on terror—he will have to find a like-minded FBI director to do his dirty work.
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In the first season of the show (which was also brilliant), there was a more traditional superhero structure: you had a super-powered protagonist—Jessica Jones, who is a super-strong PI with a serious drinking problem and knack for dirty work—and a super villain, Killgrave, who controls people's minds and bodies on a whim.
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They warn that a continued relationship between Google and Huawei could pose a threat to national security and consumers in the US.The outcry from the members of Congress stems mostly from concerns raised by US intelligence agencies, which have warned (without providing evidence) Huawei and other Chinese telecom companies like ZTE could be doing dirty work for China's government.
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He said recently Mexico will not do the United States&apos dirty work stopping Central American migrants heading north and he will defend the rights of all migrants who need to leave their towns to go and make their life in the U.S. Is AMLO, as he&aposs called, is AMLO going to be trouble for the Trump administration?
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A rumbling Jahlil Okafor rumor doesn't move the needle as much as a healthy Jrue Holiday already did—the Pelicans still don't have enough shooting to boost their offense, and while it may make sense to let another player do dirty work down low, maybe the last thing they need is a low-post big beside Anthony Davis.
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Yet it still comes as a shock that a man, already facing an impeachment inquiry over his misuse of the presidency to pressure Ukraine into doing his political dirty work, would not pause to wonder whether there might be a better way to conduct the foreign policy of the world's most powerful — and once most respected — nation.
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Jordan was also directly instrumental in much of the post-9/11 hunt for high level al Qaeda targets, especially Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in Iraq, and there have been consistent and reliable reports that Jordanian secret services and intelligence personnel have done "dirty work" for their American counterparts, including interrogations, targeted killings, and even torture of suspects.
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In one of his latest films, "Code of Honor," which was released this year and called "laughably awful" by The Los Angeles Times, he plays a special-forces colonel who does the dirty work of many men by going after drug dealers and gang members as he avenges the fatal drive-by shooting of his wife and child.
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No one knows for sure, but after nearly 40 years of being intimately involved, as an academic and public official, with these situations, I can offer an informed guess: The United States gave up most of its trade demands in exchange for a confidential commitment by Mexico to do Washington's dirty work against would-be immigrants and refugees.
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You can buy an oil-change kit at an auto parts store for less than $40, while having a mechanic do it will run you around $75 (yes, I know some shops are much cheaper, but I don't think you should expect a mechanic to do the dirty work effectively for free just to keep your business).
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Yet these policies are by no means unique to the United States or the Trump administration, and experts say they fit a broader pattern of rich democracies around the globe outsourcing the dirty work of border control, and turning a blind eye to human rights abuses in the process, in order to block asylum seekers from reaching their borders.
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It is separated from Russia by thousands of miles of ocean; there is no allied regional power like Iran that Moscow can rely on to do the dirty work on the ground; and with the Russian economy suffering long-term anemia, the Kremlin does not really have the means or the domestic support for another costly overseas adventure.
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But my problem is the universities at which I work, I hear all of this loud acrimony, and yet when I look carefully at where people live, where they put their kids at school, whom the associate, whom they hire to do their dirty work, it&aposs a reality that doesn&apost match the abstract ideology, and therefore we create cynicism.
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This was the first in a series of leaked accounts that portrayed McGahn not as an obstructive stonewaller (as Cobb had suggested), or the guy doing Trump's dirty work (as the previously leaked story of McGahn urging Sessions not to recuse himself suggested), but instead as a heroic defender of the Mueller investigation and the rule of law against the president.
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Some of his protagonists from the first film return for duty here: Matt Graver (Josh Brolin), a federal agent whose sacred calling is to do the dirty work of the U.S. government and to clean up afterward; his sidekick, Steve Forsing (Jeffrey Donovan), who commits himself to chaos without removing his spectacles, like a homicidal librarian; and Alejandro (Benicio del Toro), whose last name is never revealed.
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"He comes out and lies because we all know this information was out there, but he didn't want to insult the faith that I believe he is secretly following, a follower, or he is simply sympathetic because they're doing the dirty work," Donnelly, a former state assemblyman who is running for as seat in California's 85033th Congressional District, said on the program, CNN reported.
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But toppling the illegal trade in big cats and their parts requires coordinated action on a global scale: enacting and enforcing strict laws that criminalize wildlife trafficking; providing livelihoods for marginalized communities coerced by criminal poaching gangs to do their dirty work; and, as quickly as possible, reducing demand for big cats and their body parts by aiming at drivers like fashion and traditional medicine.
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Rather than relying on a poison to do the dirty work, Black Flag Roach Motel Insect Traps uses a sweetly scented and highly sticky substance that lures the insects into the cardboard box and then traps the roaches fast, causing them to soon perish through lack of sustenance which seems cruel, but don't worry, they can't feel pain and they can't process existential plight.
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It would be even more outrageous if somehow the president, then-candidate Donald Trump — who I think was on tape dozens of times saying how much he loved WikiLeaks because it was doing his dirty work — if they had not been willing to go after Assange, who I think has violated not only British law and Swedish law, but we have serious questions in terms of his role in counterintelligence.
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All-Star seasons: 1 — 2012-13Years with LeBron: 1 — 2018-19Career stats: 20183 points, 9.2 rebounds, 1.2 blocks, 59.6% FGOther awards: Defensive Player of the Year (2011-12), All-NBA (2011-12), All-Defensive Team (2010-2013)One thing to know: Chandler would be one of the best possible fits next to James — he doesn't need the ball, creates vertical spacing with his runs to the rim, anchors the defense, and does the dirty work.
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I think it's hard to look at the final sequence — in which June and her fellow Handmaids execute the Martha who helped June find Hannah's school (as always, the Handmaids do Gilead's dirty work) — and not see the show doing a little of this, as June tries to avoid culpability in killing the Martha whom she has already doomed, then finds herself having to pick up the rope and take part in this ritual of slaughter.
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I got money on your head I don't do my dirty work I cut off my hands I don't even touch the work I pray these niggas don't fuck with me And I don't like to cuss in church And my girl pussy Taste just like Ms. Butterworth's I mean that Believe that The scene opens on Lil Wayne, seated in a church pew, wearing a suit, surrounded by his family and friends, also in suits, his wife Gwendolyn in a resplendent cream dress and fancy hat.
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" The ranking member of the committee criticized the Democrats for using the committee as "a puppet" for Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (D-Calif.) and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats seek leverage for trial Pence's office denies Schiff request to declassify call with Ukrainian leader Comey, Schiff to be interviewed by Fox's Chris Wallace MORE (D-Calif.) to do their "bidding and dirty work.
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The current Warriors, while not exactly the mirror image of the 72-win Bulls, have plenty of parallels in personnel: the league's dominant scorer (Jordan and Stephen Curry); an All-Star wing who excels on both ends of the court (Pippen and Klay Thompson); an outstanding power forward who does the dirty work (Rodman and Draymond Green); a big center who clogs the middle and does not worry about scoring (Longley and Andrew Bogut); a player who hits open shots resulting from the space the dominant scorer creates (Kerr and Harrison Barnes); and savvy veteran guards who do not fill a stat sheet but help in numerous ways (Harper and Shaun Livingston).
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Indeed, a steady stream of Trump appointees has followed their boss' example: Trump's secretary of housing and urban development broke the law by lavishly spending taxpayer dollars to refurnish his office; Trump's secretary of health and human services resigned after bilking American taxpayers out of over $1 million; Trump's former EPA administrator illegally spent tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars on a soundproof phone booth and resigned amid a litany of ethical violations; Trump's former interior secretary racked up tens of thousands of dollars in improper travel charges and resigned following revelations of his participation in a land deal with a major oil services company; Trump's attorney general has weaponized the department of justice to protect the president politically; Trump's personal attorney sought to profit from the president's political dirty work; Trump has appointed more ex-lobbyists to his cabinet in three years than other recent presidents appointed over their eight-year terms.
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