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Mickey and Minnie Holiday Doormat, $34.95, available at shopDisneyWelcome guests with this durable doormat featuring three classic Disney characters.
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There are basically three unhealthy ways to participate in conflict: you can be a bulldozer, a doormat or a doormat with spikes.
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Wipe Your Paws Coir Doormat, $29.78, available on AmazonThis coconut husk doormat features a friendly reminder for guests to wipe their feet before entering.
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Gingerbread House Doormat, $38Show your guests you take your holiday decorating seriously from the moment they step through the door, with this doormat shaped like a gingerbread house.
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" - Rob, 42 "Stop being a doormat for everyone.
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She's a sweet idealistic soul, but she's not a doormat.
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This is how the Cowboys go from doormat to dominant!
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An Israeli flag served as a doormat on his porch.
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In advising adolescents on how they might handle a disagreement, I first teach them about reactions to conflict and allow them to daydream their way through a bulldozer, doormat or doormat-with-spikes response.
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She should have realized her mistake, Mr. Hermus said, when she saw the large, bright-red doormat Mr. Jean had outside his apartment door — a clear distinction from Ms. Guyger's apartment, which had no doormat.
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In contrast, Carell's SNL dad is more of a clueless doormat.
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Mr. Jean, for instance, had a red doormat outside his apartment.
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Investigation reveals a spare key duct-taped under his welcome doormat.
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For example, Target sells a Room Essentials pineapple doormat for just $12.99.
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Just look for the giant box of raw meat on their doormat.
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It's easy to go with the flow, but don't be a doormat.
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For Sansa to be such a doormat to Arya's accusation is infuriating.
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Hilton, incredibly, left a spare key to her mansion under a doormat.
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But for once, thank heaven, she does not die as a doormat.
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When was the last time you considered or even noticed your doormat?
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Darth Vader Welcome to the Dark Side Doormat, $24.99, available at Game StopPersonally, I wouldn't open the door if Darth Vader came knocking, but if you're loyal to the Dark Side, this doormat gives your guests the heads up.
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You've been called the doormat of the zodiac by astrologers… prove them wrong!
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Coir doormat with French greetings $48 at Anthropologie: 800-309-2500 or anthropologie.
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" She also highlighted the fact that her doormat says "I hope you like cats.
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In turn, Coco calls Joelle a doormat, telling her she's too kind to Sam.
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The idea that America can become a doormat for the world rankles many voters.
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A cool girl might like the "right" things but she inevitably becomes a doormat.
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How to Stand Up for Yourself No one sets out to be a doormat.
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But whether that means you're being treated like "a doormat" is a different question.
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Prosecutors have also argued that Guyger should have been able to notice the differences in floor plans and furniture arrangements between her apartment and Jean's unit, which had a bright red doormat outside, the only such doormat on the third and fourth floors.
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That is, if you can call Bindu's overbearing nature and Abhimanyu's doormat behaviour a relationship.
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A key left under the doormat would not just be there for the good guys.
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Instead of a tough guy throwing around a pliable doormat, we get two clingy people.
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"Doormat Yola goes in the ground where she belongs!" she explained, with a cheerful cackle.
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A doormat like the Gorilla Grip Rubber Door Mat is great for high-traffic areas.
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So, I am always looking for the most effective doormat to keep my home clean.
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She felt weak, an odd doormat that I couldn't believe was the daughter of Eddard Stark.
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" Mr. Wallace told listeners in 1968 that they had been treated like "a doormat long enough.
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As Mars clashes with Pluto today, you're done being a doormat, especially in your social circle.
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Actually, it does — because a doormat does more than just scrub the bottom of your shoes.
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Rogers also pushed back against Hermus's claim the doormat ought to have tipped his client off.
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A good doormat helps protect your floors — carpet, wood, or vinyl — from dirt, wear, and bacteria.
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Full disclosure, though: There will be one card on my doormat, and it'll be from my mother.
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Things like knowing right from wrong, good manners, the importance of being nice without being a doormat.
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An unfortunate apartment-dweller thought she had acquired a cool new doormat when her neighbors moved away.
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You have many great qualities, little fish; however, you can become a doormat when you feel overwhelmed.
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Verdon isn't portrayed as a doormat but as an artist making trade-offs to serve her vision.
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How to Stand Up for Yourself Our subscriber-exclusive guide will help you avoid being a doormat.
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"I stand before you as a doormat...oh, I mean, a female entertainer" -@MadonnaFull speech: https://t.
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Now that you&aposve come to appreciate your doormat, you may need to buy a new one.
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That cast includes Dory (Alia Shawkat), a drifting doormat who lives with her sweet but doltish boyfriend, Drew.
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That's why a Texas cigar store called "The Man Cave" is using a Kaepernick jersey as a doormat.
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If you leave a key under the doormat, a seminal 2015 paper argues, a burglar eventually finds it.
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BTW, if the doormat piques your interest, you can still purchase a real Astroturf version from Amazon proper.
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Keep that "No-Maj" dirt off their clean floors with this doormat that clearly states their preferred company.
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Making a tactical decision to refrain from a conflict is not the same as making oneself a doormat.
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Initially known as the Doormat, this style was introduced in 2002 with a comparatively puny 12-inch brim.
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Or, find out if you could place a basket atop your doormat, which might serve as a deterrent.
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For emphasis, Mr. Hermus pulled the doormat out of an evidence bag and showed it to the jury.
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I also wonder if I'm being a doormat by allowing so many months to pass for this transition.
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There are rich, chewy themes in this story: the muddy line between, say, collaboration and codependence, muse and doormat.
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Mr. Abascal recently warned the larger parties that Vox could not be treated as "a doormat" in the negotiations.
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Natalie (Rebel Wilson), an architect whose colleagues treat her as a doormat, disdains romance and hates it in movies.
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Bishop Mora Salesian, in Boyle Heights, lept from a 2-163 doormat to three straight double-digit winning seasons.
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At the same time, her character comes across as a good girl done wrong and a bit of a doormat.
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"He or she will be a doormat," said one source familiar with French energy policy, asking not to be identified.
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The other crux of my discontent with The Simpsons comes from the way Marge is continually treated like a doormat.
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For example: Jean had a red doormat at his front door, which Guyger did not, while Guyger has a dog.
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But as this season progresses, we will find that he isn't as much of a doormat as he initially seems.
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He grew with the franchise, helping lift it from doormat to division winner, and was widely hailed for his professionalism.
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The robot learned to walk on a variety of surfaces, including a squishy mattress and a doormat full of crevices.
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She failed to notice a skylight, a neighbor's decorative planter, Jean's red doormat and differences in the hallways, Hermus said.
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She's as much of a doormat throughout the whole book as Shakespeare's Kate is by the end of the play.
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There is, of course, the issue of you being too generous with your time and energy, and generally being a doormat.
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One prosecutor even held up Jean's bright red doormat in the courtroom to show how hard it would be to miss.
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But this team is worlds better than the hapless, directionless doormat we saw over the first five weeks of the year.
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A woman's doormat asking postal workers to "please hide packages from my husband" has gone viral after UPS honored her request.
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"Mexico will never again be treated like a doormat for the United States, as it's been in this government," Anaya said.
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But there's a middle road between being a passive doormat and an aggressive (or passive-aggressive) bully: You can be assertive.
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Within mere days, Max had migrated from the backyard, to the doormat, and then, eventually, to wherever the hell he liked.
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Shopping Guide A doormat isn't just a place to wipe your shoes — it should welcome visitors with some style and personality.
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With hundreds of different styles and colors, the selection of a doormat should depend on the environmental conditions in your area.
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Vanessa O'Shea said a delivery man stayed true to the instructions written on a doormat and hid her package from her husband.
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Setting aside the potential projection issues, the simplest reason is that a cuck is regarded as a simpering doormat of a person.
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"We are gathered today on Trump's doorstep to let him know we are going to get rid of his doormat," he said.
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The walls were made of mud, sticks and plastic served as a roof, and an old sweatshirt was used as the doormat.
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And, as you get used to receiving from others, you'll realize that being a doormat simply isn't necessary for having positive relationships.
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The robot took 5.5 hours to figure out walking backwards and forwards on the mattress, while the doormat only took 4.5 hours.
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Ability to remove debris: A doormat with a higher, thicker profile will typically remove more debris from shoes than a thin mat.
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Kaepernick has now pierced that bubble, which angers many fans and has them burning his jersey or using it as a public doormat.
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While the Kingdom of Wakanda is known for how little they welcome dangerous outsiders, this doormat provides a warmer greeting to your guests.
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In a surveillance video, the unidentified man approaches O'Shea's home in Haslet, but then stops when he reads the phrase on the doormat.
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Some of our favorite picks:Breakfast Ornaments Set, $69.95Snowman Doormat, $69.95Triple Berry Garland, $99.95 to $149.95Galvanized Fresh Greens Centerpiece, $44.95Classic Tartan Pillow Cover, $59
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"For me, the Trump brand is better than Versace," he said, after posing for pictures with the golden logo on the doormat outside.
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When addressing conflict with tweens and teenagers, I rush to point out that fights carried out online are inevitably doormat-with-spikes affairs.
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Next they tested it out on some slightly more challenging surfaces — a squishy memory-foam mattress and a doormat with lots of crevices.
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The spray paint was quickly covered up with black paint and a doormat on Sunday afternoon before being removed entirely, the outlet noted.
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No on-site visits, no callbacks, no wrangling a payment method that works when you're gone — like the inevitable check left under the doormat.
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Transitioning from a passive doormat into a confident human being comes with growing pains, and for Annie, confidence more than once blurs into selfishness.
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Google often changes its search engine logo (called the "doodle") in celebration of holidays, and for Mother's Day, the company's offering was a doormat.
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"A key left under the doormat would not just be there for the good guys," Apple wrote in its recent statement to British lawmakers.
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If you are looking for a stylish, durable, and high-performance eco-friendly doormat, the Iron Gate Natural Coir Mat is a perfect choice.
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Instead of worrying (or having to leave a spare key under the doormat), just open the Key App and unlock the door when you need.
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"The exceptional access key is different from the signing key," says Susan Landau, a computer scientist who was also a coauthor of the "Doormat" paper.
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People have also accused her of not reading the reviews before she made the purchase, but Heller insists the doormat reviews were positive, even great.
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If Hillary Clinton is given the chance, she'll stack the Supreme Court with activist left-wing judges who will treat the Constitution like a doormat.
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Though I became increasingly intolerant of taking the bullshit, I maintained composure, speaking in measured tones, all the while making clear: I was no doormat.
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I don't know if it was the excitement of spotting six wagging tails dashing around the room, but I practically squealed at this entrance doormat.
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Tisha Campbell-Martin's done being a doormat -- she's heading into 2019 with some badass moves, so any haters or dark clouds, in general, better steer clear!!!
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And so we default to being passive, accepting, quiet, and generally just "going with the flow" (which is usually just a euphemism for being a doormat).
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That university — like others in the Big East — had a renowned men's team but seemed not to care that its women's program was a perennial doormat.
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At Mr. Kedigian's apartment in Manhattan, for instance, the first thing visitors see is a doormat made from coconut-husk fibers with a Greek-key border.
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He said she was tired and had not noticed that she parked on the wrong floor and was standing on a doormat that was not hers.
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A fun doormat, like this Harry Potter-inspired one, will set the tone for you and your guests as soon as they cross over your threshold.
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Ebony Freeman deals with a self-professed online shopping habit, and even has a funny doormat reading "Please hide packages from husband" sitting beneath her front door.
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If this doesn't end the European Union's doormat foreign policy, we might as well start referring to it as the 28 colonies ruled from across the ocean.
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A group of factory owners met us at the chamber of commerce, where a picture of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey is used as a doormat.
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As the entry point for the series, the character being introduced to a new world of violence, Quaid's Hughie has to be likable while still being a doormat.
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Pinene, marked by its super good spruce-like smell, helps you feel more alert—which can be helpful, assuming you're not content being a doormat in the sac.
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The Golden State Warriors have gone from doormat to dominant over the past five seasons and are one win away from clinching their second-straight NBA Finals championship.
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By the time we made it to our tiny entrance hall, Sasha and Olga had taken off their coats and were vigorously wiping their feet on the doormat.
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The Bachelor is a balancing act — you need to avoid being a doormat or a wallflower, without becoming so much of a troublemaker that fans turn on you.
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Relegated to the role of doormat and enabler, Annette watches meekly as her husband indulges his yearslong obsession with his pet prostitute and frequent model, Caroline (Clémence Poésy).
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In some ways, she's a passive doormat, whom Emma is able to prod into asking David to sign over his house to them over an epically uncomfortable dinner.
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I spent years thinking that this made me nice, but I've started to see it for what it is: I am, quite simply, a bit of a doormat.
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The doormat outside your entrance is the first line of defense to keep out pollen, bacteria, dirt, germs, and other pollutants that can affect a family&aposs health.
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Think instead of the last two Super Bowls — the historic Patriots comeback followed by the upset of mighty New England by the storybook Philadelphia Eagles, a perennial doormat.
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Near the entrance, a textured rubber doormat emblazoned with the greeting "Welcome" is laid on the floor beneath a black-and-white photograph, framed and isolated on a wall.
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Libras are people pleasers who might say yes to more than they can actually take on while Pisces people are also known to be the doormat of the zodiac.
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I need to show her that being kind does not mean being a doormat, even if it means taking on the occasional nasty salesclerk I would usually simply ignore.
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We could, after all, have had some sort of agreement in place to let the FedEx guy use the key under the doormat, but we never got that far.
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While walking, he scribbled notes on his campaign literature for voters who were out: "Sorry I missed you," he wrote next to his name, tucking it under their doormat.
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As she walked down the fourth-floor hallway, she said, she did not realize that anything was amiss, nor did she notice the red doormat outside Mr. Jean's door.
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Prosecutor Jason Hermus has argued Guyger had to have known she was entering the incorrect apartment given Jean had a red doormat before his door, something her apartment lacked.
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I tried the Soggy Doggy Doormat ($39.99) for frequent walks outside my front door and my girl loved it, as you can tell from the front door love-fest above.
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Redditor Ellieohsnap posted a photo of the offending "doormat" to Reddit on Saturday, along with a note from her other neighbors — the ones who filled her in on the truth.
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One of his jerseys has been put to use as a doormat in Virginia Beach, where Krossroads Rock and Country Bar taped Kaepernick's red No. 7 top to the floor.
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Where teen girl characters are often limited to the binary of "hot bitch" or "mousy doormat," Sierra and Veronica are each a little bit of both, and so much more.
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For the girl who sees on Instagram that she was left out of a friend's party, there might be some welcome pain relief in imagining her doormat-with-spikes revenge.
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A war of words ensued, with Mr. Marcus accusing Mr. MacArthur of wanting a "doormat" for an editor, and Ms. Melucci suggesting that Mr. Marcus didn't have good story ideas.
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Since taking office, Mr. Trump has treated Europe like a doormat, questioning the value of NATO, ridiculing the mission of the European Union and dismissing European exhortations on policy matters.
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Like Shaw in his fight with Don Adams in 1975, McLean picked Bradshaw up and whupped him with a series of pub style blows before using him as a doormat.
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The Texans control their own destiny, as a triumph over Jacksonville gives them the division crown, although a loss by the Colts to the division-doormat Titans would provide the same.
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Quarterback Derek Carr has transformed from a perennial doormat with an interesting teammate or two into a leader whose team is just one or two players away from being a contender.
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The video Rober released of five "glitter bombs" in action was the perfect antidote for anyone who'd ever arrived home to find only a doormat where a delivery should have been.
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As they neared the end of their teenage years, however, they would realize that being a doormat doesn't always feel good and hopefully learned to say "no" more often, says Gat.
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A doormat is "an opportunity to be whimsical," Mr. Kedigian said, but "it's probably best to go with something that's neutral" in color, to avoid overpowering the rest of the entrance.
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The upside is the Americans still control their destiny, with games against a team that has never won a qualifier on American soil (Panama) and the group's doormat (Trinidad and Tobago).
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And of course what they covet the most is an American president who serves as a doormat who speaks in dulcet tones and only the most obsequious phrases when dealing with Europe.
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Do it again at LSU, however, and suddenly Oxford is the outlier—which makes sense when considering Orgeron was a rookie head coach tasked with dignifying what was then the conference doormat.
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When Donald Trump was elected president last November, his elder daughter was portrayed as liberal America's consolation prize, like a Christmas present from an absentee dad plunked on the doormat in February.
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Candidate Ricardo Anaya went further, saying Mexico won't be treated like a doormat and calling for Mexico to limit anti-terrorism cooperation as long as the National Guard is on the border.
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Someone had entered the apartment next door, taken a random armload of the tenant's belongings — photo albums, a doormat, a shoe holder — and dumped it all with the garbage in the basement.
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But here the volunteers had yellow roses, more warm coats than the newcomers would need and, a few miles away, an apartment ready with a doormat that said "welcome" in 17 languages.
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A neighbor of Jean's also called attention to details, like a red doormat outside Jean's door, that Merritt says should have alerted Guyger to the fact that she was at the wrong apartment.
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Wall, Wizards stay hot in win over Kings WASHINGTON — John Wall isn't the king of Sacramento, but the All-Star is certainly a Wizard shooting 223-pointers against the perennial Western Conference doormat.
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Either include a tip when you're paying by phone or leave an envelope with cash and give instructions on where to retrieve it — placing the envelope under a doormat is a good option.
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Meanwhile, Freeman is already prepared for the upcoming holiday season, and has a doormat that sings "Here Comes Amazon" to the tune of "Here Comes Santa Claus" ready to grace her front step.
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After a long NFL playing career, he transformed the Stanford football program from doormat to dominant, then coached the San Francisco 250ers to three consecutive NFC Championship Games while becoming a dad-pants legend.
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But from the beginning of this willfully wan, small-scale revival, directed by Leigh Silverman, Charity seems plagued by a vague awareness that becoming a doormat for men was not a good career choice.
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A neighbor of Jean's has also called attention to details, like a red doormat outside Jean's door, that Merritt says should have alerted Guyger to the fact that she was at the wrong apartment.
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The perennial Big Ten doormat, known more for its basketball prowess than its football progress, has a chance to match its most wins in program history Thursday night against streaking Tennessee in the Gator Bowl.
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They argue that Guyger's account doesn't add up, with the family noting last year that she should have noticed details alerting her to being in the wrong apartment, like a red doormat outside Jean's door.
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The rapper, 26, even added a personalized Astroworld sign on the wall for his baby girl, featuring a cloud with lightning and rain coming out of it, and a fuzzy, colorful "Wish You Were Here" doormat.
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Still, several mementos remained in place: a doormat bearing the words "Friends Forever" and an image of two children in a heart; a heart-shape box with a bow and a poster of a beach vista.
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Mr. Jean's relatives, lawyers and supporters all say it would have been difficult for the officer to have mistaken Mr. Jean's door: It had a large, bright-red, semicircular doormat, lying on a bare concrete floor.
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"I was a stone cold doormat in my 20s, and it took me a while to find my autonomy as a writer and as a guitarist," she tells Refinery29 of her own journey to embracing ambition.
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The Razorbacks had been a doormat for powerful Texas teams in the Southwest Conference when Broyles left the head coaching job at the University of Missouri to take over the Arkansas football program in Fayetteville in 1958.
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The Canadiens open a two-game road trip against a pair of Western Conference cellar dwellers when they visit the NHL-worst Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday before facing off with Pacific Division doormat Arizona two nights later.
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I started dipping my head to bow, as I've seen Thai people do, but realizing that it might be more appropriate to shake hands, I panicked, then made a bizarre show of wiping my feet on the doormat.
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One of the most desirable features of a doormat is that it removes mud, grass, and soil exceptionally well to prevent the mess from being tracked inside, and the Traffic Master Wrought Iron Door Mat meets that expectation.
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Alia Shawkat stars as Dory, an underachieving doormat who spends her days organizing Goodwill donations for a wealthy clotheshorse and her nights staring quizzically at her doofus boyfriend (John Reynolds), while pining for her lost love (Brandon Micheal Hall).
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Some 350 miles (563 km) to the east, a palpable sense of excitement gripped Cleveland, a city viewed as the doormat of professional sports until the Cavaliers, led by LeBron James, won the National Basketball Association's title in June.
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Carmen may be the most interesting character here, partly because Ms. Joffrey instantly rebuts, with assertiveness and humor, any possible presumption that this modest woman in a head scarf (the costumes are by Jessica Pabst) is her husband's doormat.
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But in the week we spent chattering about a Pats/Seahawks rematch in the Super Bowl, the Seahawks stomped a playoff-caliber team and the Pats needed four quarters to open up more than a field goal lead on a doormat.
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"Just by watching 10 minutes of Doctor Who a day, you're automatically entered into a weekly drawing to win a Doctor Who fan pack that includes a Tardis money box, a themed Monopoly set, and Doctor Who doormat," Twitch writes.
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" Perry also made it crystal clear that although she may not be penning diss tracks, she will not be anybody's doormat: "One thing to note is: You can't mistake kindness for weakness and don't come for me. Anyone. Anyone. Anyone. Anyone.
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I bought Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson's new makeup the day it was released at a Morphe store, and the scene was close to chaosA woman's 'please hide packages from my husband' doormat went viral after UPS honored her request
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He had elevated a doormat program to a state title contender, notched pinball numbers in the same Air Raid offense Littrell runs and yet he had accrued zero major recruiting interest aside from an invitation to walk on at Oklahoma State.
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"I sometimes pick the worst days to go out, when it is so hot, because I want people to remember that I came to the door to advocate for life," Ms. Minott said, as she tucked a flier under a doormat.
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It's affirming that even if we one day get played as badly as these contestants or become a doormat on internationally available TV, we'll never be asked to propose to someone we've never met before and marry them in four weeks.
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Alia Shawkat stars as Dory, an underachieving doormat who, when she's not organizing Goodwill donations for a wealthy clotheshorse, ponders why she has taken up with her doofus boyfriend (John Reynolds) while pining for her lost love (Brandon Micheal Hall).
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In contrast Trump events are surrounded by a proper street bazaar, featuring lines of trestle tables groaning beneath heaped t-shirts, baseball caps, bumper stickers, Trump-themed shot glasses, bobble-head dolls and (a new sighting this week) a Trump-Pence 2016 doormat.
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"In this cesspool of mom poison, I'm not credible because I am not a helicopter mom, or a doormat mom, or a punching bag mom, or a mom at all, but more importantly, I don't play any of these roles," Rogers wrote.
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The arc of the Baylor story is slightly different, because of what the school's football program was before Briles' arrival—a Big 12 doormat—and because of what it became, which was one of the most thrilling and influential programs in the sport.
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Ms. Crudo doubles as Jane's perverse, demanding 16-year-old daughter, Atlanta — who gets her thrills from the toxicity of the permanent markers she uses to adorn her body — while Mr. Choksi rematerializes as Porter, Jane's too-obliging doormat of a partner.
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While Amy Klobuchar nodded toward convention by positioning herself as the candidate with "heart," Warren unsheathed her scimitar, aimed for the trouser break, and proceeded to stack bodies by her lectern like an outdoor cat leaving neighborhood mouse carcasses on progressives' doormat.
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My friend who is staying with me wanted to stay behind with a friend of hers, so I leave my key under the doormat, leave her a water and Powerade on the coffee table, and make the couch with pillows and blankets for her.
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The official told the paper that Guyger had mistakenly parked one floor above her own apartment on Thursday night and seemingly did not pick up on the discrepancy of a red doormat in front of Jean's apartment — which her own residence did not have.
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And Amazon (AMZN), whose Prime Video service also operates in India, was forced to issue a hasty apology in 2017 after protests over some products, including a doormat bearing the Indian flag and flip-flops with an image of iconic freedom fighter Mahatma Gandhi.
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This updated version of Final Fantasy VIII comes with the ability to play everything but the cutscenes at 3X speed, which means you can churn through repetitive fights faster, or, uh, make Squall, who frequently has the personality of a doormat, look like a doofus.
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The family of the 26-year-old Jean continues to dispute this, arguing that Guyger's story doesn't add up, and that she should have noticed details alerting her to being in the wrong apartment, like a different apartment number and a red doormat outside Jean's door.
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"People always talk about reputation / I don't care about your other girls / Just be good to me / People always telling me / You're a user / I don't care what you do to them / Just be good to me" Maybe she's in denial and being treated like a doormat.
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On Monday night's episode, Stassi Schroeder, Katie Maloney and Kristen Doute press pause on their feud with Scheana Marie and Ariana Madix to throw Brittany Cartwright a pajama party featuring her favorite food (Mawmaw's beer cheese dip!), touches from Kentucky (a doormat depicting her home state
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"A play that climaxes with an apparent happy ending in which a woman is offering to make herself a doormat for her husband — any well-educated woman in the 20th or 21st century should approach with great caution," she said in an interview earlier this month.
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And the magnificent Clarke (who arrives on Broadway later this season in the title role of "Caroline, or Change") transforms a character often portrayed as a whimpering doormat into a strong, self-aware woman who knows the choices she has made and is determined to honor them.
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They argued that it was "unreasonable" for her not to have noticed the wrong apartment number, the red doormat outside Jean's apartment that she didn't have, the furniture differences, and the fact that the electronic key fob blinked red instead of green when she inserted her key.
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" But while it's important to make an effort with your colleagues — especially those who aren't particularly fond of you — "this doesn't mean you have to be a doormat, and in the process lose respect for yourself," says Michael Kerr, an international business speaker and author of " The Humor Advantage.
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Here are some of the items sold on Amazon that have pissed off Indians this year: an Indian flag doormat and flip-flops, a skateboard with the Hindu god Ganesh, and an ashtray in which the actual tray juts out of a naked woman like a bowl-shaped vagina.
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In Jessica's case, when she realizes that she settled for Mark because Barnett has zero romantic interest in her, she gets wasted, feeds her dog red wine (don't do that!), drags Mark around as he willingly acts like her doormat, and eventually dumps the poor dummy at the altar.
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As a former pushover (or so I'd like to think), and what my friend describes as a "reformed doormat," I now try to make taking up space a habit in my daily life by tackling tiny microaggressions that seem to tell me that I don't deserve to exist too conspicuously.
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"Because there's no political mumbo jumbo with him and he's going to stop everybody, Syria, Iraq, you name it, treating us like a doormat," said Eileen, a teacher, working herself into a fury on a sunny afternoon in Culpeper County, one of the prettiest, most law-abiding, luckiest places on Earth.
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Toronto FC drew significant fan support since debuting in the MLS in 2007, but several seasons as the perennial doormat of the league—which included nine straight seasons without a playoff appearance—made it impossible for this new team to even approach the level of the city's Big 3 sports teams.
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She's good, but the movie belongs to Ms. Kendrick, who takes Stephanie, an Instagram cliché, and turns her into a multitude of women — the sweet smother-mother, the sighingly lonely widow, the wipe-your-feet-on-me doormat — who never think they're good enough, but who of course are exactly right.
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"What he's doing, it might look bad for Ukraine today, but it's going to look great for Ukraine in a year," said George Honchar, a semiretired agronomist whose front porch doormat has a picture of Mr. Putin's face on it, along with an invitation in Ukrainian to wipe your feet.
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These two signs balance each other wonderfully; however, with Uranus, the planet of surprise and chaos, thrown in the mix, some unexpected conflicts will arise that may find us being too Libra—which could mean being a doormat or even being fake—or being too Aries, perhaps pushy or reckless.
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The prosecution, however, said Guyger, a five-year veteran of the force, missed numerous signs she was on the wrong floor and in the wrong apartment -- including a red doormat, a neighbor's planter, a missing table and clutter on the kitchen counter -- then failed to adequately try to save Jean after shooting him.
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With indomitable energy, offensive smarts — he had been a receivers coach in the N.F.L. — and a penchant for quirky motivational mantras like "Row The Boat," he has turned the Broncos from a 1-11 doormat in his first year to a 9-0 team that is No. 17 in this week's Associated Press poll.
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And when Enfield addresses USC's comprehensive improvement—how the Trojans, a conference doormat during his first two seasons in charge, now enters Wednesday's game against UCLA at 14-3, ranked No. 17 in RPI, with three more wins than their storied crosstown rivals—well, the coach is aware of the myriad quantifiable reasons for that, too.
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Here are the top doormats you can buy:The best ice and snow melting mat: Cozy Products Ice and Snow Melting MatThe best eco-friendly mat: Iron Gate Natural Coir MatThe best indoor mat: Gorilla Grip Rubber Door MatThe best weather-resistant mat: Traffic Master Wrought Iron Door MatThe best doormat for apartments: Thirsty Dots Door Mat
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A few weeks later, a friend went out for striped bass and found none, but was able to stick a doormat fluke on the way back to the dock, and that led to more delicious eating: fingers of fish fried in a pan on a propane hob behind his house, served with tartar sauce and a thatch of supermarket coleslaw.
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Grime from its very beginnings has been a social force, and now that some of its biggest names have national platforms, it feels a lot like they could make a real difference—even if that is just in the shape of galvanizing those who wouldn't usually take an interest in politics and making young people a point of influence rather than the Tories' doormat.
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