He's an embarrassing husband and an embarrassing president and an embarrassing leader of the free world.
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It's a little embarrassing to play, but not that embarrassing.
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Most embarrassing moment: My most embarrassing moment was my first kiss.
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If you think it's embarrassing for you, it's definitely embarrassing for him.
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"Donald Trump is embarrassing to the country, and he's embarrassing to me," he added.
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Kaitlyn: Love is so embarrassing; nothing in the world is more embarrassing than love.
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At the very least, it's obvious that Facebook's embarrassing year is only getting more embarrassing.
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Image: Screengrab via TwitterCable giant HBO's very embarrassing 2017 has continued to get more embarrassing.
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The shutdown was embarrassing on day one and it's even more embarrassing on day 35.
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The site was embarrassing then and is embarrassing now, but abandoning it was a terrible mistake.
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"It wasn't only just embarrassing that I sprained it, it was more embarrassing that I fell," said Eilish.
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"This was something that was embarrassing for my and embarrassing for my family," Lahren later said on Fox & Friends.
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I merely said it would be embarrassing if he were in Purgatory but even more embarrassing were he somewhere else.
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This would be embarrassing to any nation in today's day and age, but it is doubly embarrassing to the United States.
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" Lemon, who is black, said Kanye was "embarrassing himself," adding that he was not only "embarrassing Americans, but mostly African-Americans.
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Here is the truth: they find the concept of "the ratio" embarrassing to powerful people and embarrassing to be associated with.
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And if that&aposs not embarrassing enough, look at Mueller&aposs embarrassing case against the 13 so-called Russian company bot companies.
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Most dads are embarrassing to some extent, but some dads are so impressively embarrassing they come round full circle and become cool.
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For anyone who has ever dealt with an embarrassing parent, the images are hilariously relatable, if not more embarrassing than the norm.
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" "He came into this debate absolutely needing a good performance after a horrendous 48 hours and an embarrassing, cringe-makingly embarrassing 48 hours.
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The Podesta leak hasn't just been embarrassing for Podesta, it has also been embarrassing for many other Clinton campaign staffers who communicated with him.
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" Trump denying climate change 'is embarrassing' On the issue of climate change, Bloomberg said the President's refusal to acknowledge that it's real is "embarrassing.
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It was embarrassing—perhaps even more embarrassing because unlike the theatrical hamming of the Sturgeon fight, Takada didn't seem to be in on it.
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From embarrassing post-break up binge watching sessions to horrible holiday movie marathons, Neflix has seen us at our most embarrassing and never judges us.
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Having someone read your diary would be pretty embarrassing, but it would be doubly embarrassing to accidentally email your private journal to a super-famous celebrity.
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For a company that's known for testing and re-testing its hardware to avoid embarrassing problems like this, the key fob issue must be, well, embarrassing.
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There is something great about sharing those adorable or embarrassing (or even better, adorable and embarrassing) pictures that make us all seem just a little more human.
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It probably means you have far fewer embarrassing old photos than most of us…Probably, but I do have some embarrassing photos from when I was about 12.
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There is something embarrassing about loving a band enough to give yourself a nickname, just as there is something embarrassing about singing earnest songs full of romantic complaints.
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An embarrassing thing to admit in print—more embarrassing than having once decided to name my lucky blanket "Jesse" after John Stamos's Elvis-loving heartthrob; more embarrassing than having read enough tie-in novels about Stephanie Tanner to have had a favorite—is that I kind of like Fuller House.
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For a 2015 paper, a pair of German researchers studied fMRI images of subjects who were asked to read embarrassing scenarios or look at photos of people embarrassing themselves.
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Like everyone else, I am on some level merely curious as to whether there are embarrassing facts — or, even more embarrassing, tapes or photos — about the president's sex life.
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"I am the most embarrassing person all of a sudden — no, it's been a couple good years that I've been the most embarrassing person," she told the host of motherhood.
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Most embarrassing moment/most memorable moment: My embarrassing, I will never tell, but it involved spilling on a white silk dress in public, and that is all I will say.
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But when people say 'Lily Allen suffers embarrassing wardrobe malfunction,' it's like, the only person who can tell you whether that was embarrassing or not is me, and I'm not embarrassed.
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Indeed, at times the books read like a string of more creative, better-written, women's magazine embarrassing moments, though Georgia Nicolson's antics were often actually embarrassing in a way that CosmoGirl!
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" The word "embarrassing" is taken from the art theorist Rosalind Krauss, who wrote, in 1979, that "now we find it indescribably embarrassing to mention art and spirit in the same sentence.
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Styles ____ Think your family is embarrassing to travel with?
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" One pharmacist told Freeman that the recall "was embarrassing.
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Posting embarrassing photos of others on Facebook without consent is definitely tricky territory, but what constitutes embarrassing is slightly different for everyone, which makes this new issue even more of a minefield.
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In junior high, my AIM screen name was a White Stripes reference, and that's not even that embarrassing, but it's embarrassing enough that I thought twice about admitting it to you right now.
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For one person, it's embarrassing to trip while walking down the street; for another, tripping isn't embarrassing, but having your child reveal private information about your home life at a dinner party is.
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The Democrats would then likely make as many motions as they could, forcing a repeat of the first full night of the trial, where they made Republicans take embarrassing vote after embarrassing vote.
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So, farewell to AIM and my embarrassing screen name KDog313.
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"It was embarrassing because, obviously, I caused it," she says.
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A leadership election would be embarrassing as well as bloody.
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Bebe, was that ever embarrassing to you as a kid?
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IT HAS BEEN an embarrassing month for football's wealthiest clubs.
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One current cheerleader at Tremper said the awards were embarrassing.
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I failed the level after running out of pills. Embarrassing.
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"These actions were inexcusable, wrong and downright embarrassing," Parnell added.
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Assassin's Creed Odyssey, the game itself, is embarrassing to play.
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Instead, I ended up embarrassing myself on the school bus.
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You've seen the national stories about our city, it's embarrassing.
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" Stanton said the public back and forth was "so embarrassing.
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It's an embarrassing Twitter mistake, especially for a sitting President.
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Archie Bradley revealed an embarrassing moment he had this season.
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All this softheaded sternness and flabby tough talk is embarrassing.
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But for now, it's an embarrassing finding by the CBO.
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Oh yeah, back to the embarrassing story involving the gynecologist.
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I was sure the total would be an embarrassing extravagance.
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"It's not embarrassing," Young said after his 24th straight loss.
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It's embarrassing, it's sad, but welcome to being a fighter.
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You can watch the embarrassing episode below in its entirety:
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Having your period at school can be painful and embarrassing.
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The recall isn't embarrassing just for Samsung, but also Google.
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Despite him claiming to be a fan, they're slightly embarrassing.
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"It's embarrassing to us as a nation," Mr. Trump said.
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But today, next to the Switch, it looks pretty embarrassing.
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But this is all pretty basic stuff, and it's embarrassing.
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Matthews' embarrassing error was about being careless with the mic.
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And you thought your high school yearbook pics were embarrassing.
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Even more embarrassing, it's clear Erdoğan doesn't reciprocate the admiration.
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Google got that message after its series of embarrassing flops.
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Is Matt Damon a cool dad or an embarrassing dad?
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A more recent example is more embarrassing for Mrs May.
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It was an embarrassing use of a public editor column.
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For cisgender women, bleeding through your pants can be embarrassing.
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" Marks: "Can I tell your embarrassing part of this story?
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It's kind of embarrassing that we've allowed this to happen.
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What's the most embarrassing mistake she's made on her show?
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The embarrassing issue has left the company's flagship device unusable.
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But more embarrassing revelations about doping could force Putin's hand.
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Others claimed this was an embarrassing day to be American.
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GettyMost spelling mistakes are innocent, fleeting, and only mildly embarrassing.
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She won't release her speeches because it might be embarrassing.
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Well, my friends, this story just keeps getting more embarrassing.
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I read one of the embarrassing stories out of it.
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A fight with Israel could prove very embarrassing to Mrs.
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Ultimately, which photos count as "embarrassing" is up to you.
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And he's done it without embarrassing the president too much.
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"That was embarrassing," he told reporters at Saturday morning's shootaround.
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They found the process to be if nothing else, embarrassing.
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Mr Lamb's success is an embarrassing setback for the GOP.
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Man, these guys can't go a day without embarrassing themselves.
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On Friday, Apple made the embarrassing decision to admit defeat.
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It would be seen as hugely embarrassing for the president.
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For some people (hello), they can also feel deeply embarrassing.
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"It becomes a whole big embarrassing situation," this person said.
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Owning a sexual health aid shouldn't have to be embarrassing.
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It was simply embarrassing and an insult to my dream.
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"It's embarrassing," Borris says of the UFC's treatment of fighters.
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We love "Wonderwall" like an embarrassing uncle, but nothing more.
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It is exhausting and terrible and embarrassing for everyone involved.
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A handful of documents contain potentially embarrassing revelations for Clinton.
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But a lot of time, embarrassing moments are teachable moments.
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"It's so embarrassing for me," a crestfallen Karim told Reuters.
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DJI hopes you're tired of shaky and embarrassing smartphone videos.
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It was an exhausting and embarrassing battle, but nevertheless necessary.
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This is embarrassing, this is hurtful, this threatens our business.
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"It's pretty embarrassing, to be honest with you," Lincecum said.
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The Migos rapper apologizes for his actions and embarrassing her.
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Still: At least you didn't post anything embarrassing on Facebook.
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That's a little embarrassing, but Roberge has got you covered.
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Sometimes it produces a good laugh, sometimes it's very embarrassing.
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It can be embarrassing, as in the Ashley Madison breach.
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On his birthday, Cruz fell victim to embarrassing photos, too.
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What's the most embarrassing sexual experience you had in residence?
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God, it is embarrassing that I like this so much!
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"It's actually kind of embarrassing [to go viral]," Lauryn said.
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It still feels embarrassing to tell people that you're bisexual.
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There is NOTHING more embarrassing than not having enough yachts.
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The exams didn't become more embarrassing or less comfortable, either.
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Finally, you can unsend that embarrassing text on Line messenger.
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It's some of the most embarrassing shit you can imagine.
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Moreover, it will be embarrassing not to welcome foreign bigwigs.
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"Now you're embarrassing me," Weinstein says impatiently on the recording .
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This embarrassing for the Senate and bad for the country.
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"These actions were inexcusable, wrong and downright embarrassing," he said.
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I will have a horrifyingly embarrassing moment in my life.
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Or a high school classmate who has an embarrassing story?
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But was anyone else's first kiss totally awkward and embarrassing?
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What we learned is going to be embarrassing to Mrs.
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Who doesn't like to catch The Times making embarrassing errors?
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For some, like teenagers, it can be intimidating or embarrassing.
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Over the last year, it has also had embarrassing setbacks.
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"It's too embarrassing," the woman's daughter told the L.A. Times.
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That left many of us in embarrassing and tearful situations.
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Of course, it later had to issue an embarrassing correction.
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Ryan is no stranger to these types of embarrassing leaks.
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"This is embarrassing from the Northern Ireland Secretary," Chapman said.
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Movement for Change political alliance called it "embarrassing" and "unacceptable."
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" Still, he said, "it was embarrassing how unhappy I was.
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Just look at how he reacted to Saturday's embarrassing loss.
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How embarrassing ..." But he quickly added in another tweet: "Indeed.
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It sometimes can be, lots of things can be embarrassing.
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It's so embarrassing and they would never taste mom's meatloaf.
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"It's been spectacularly unsuccessful, it's almost embarrassing," Nitschke told me.
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Look at the top posts last month, it's embarrassing frankly.
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Other times, they're simply bad and embarrassing lapses into lawlessness.
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I found all that drama really embarrassing to be honest.
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You can now have your midlife crisis without embarrassing yourself.
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That happened and it was at once embarrassing and enlightening.
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Except, it is not sublime – it is embarrassing and terrible.
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Even the embarrassing ones you deleted on your browser history.
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A small but possibly embarrassing new detail surfaced on Tuesday.
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The evidence is expected to be embarrassing for the Kremlin.
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No one understood my halting, embarrassing attempts at speaking French.
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It was one of the most embarrassing moments for me.
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Other confrontations were not lethal but were seen as embarrassing.
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Do you have a favorite or most embarrassing school photo?
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"It's embarrassing," said Senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii, a Democrat.
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It should not be embarrassing or shameful to have acne.
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"It's almost embarrassing to say you live here," she said.
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Did Duke blow a lead and lose in embarrassing fashion?
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And some of them are downright embarrassing — especially for Trump.
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This is why they pay you the embarrassing bucks. 21.
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And Scott has had his own embarrassing emotional lows, too.
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Thousands of embarrassing emails between Sony executives were dumped online.
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"It's extremely embarrassing private information," Mr. Litton testified in January.
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Have you fully disclosed your most embarrassing and regrettable episodes?
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Doing so can be hard and might even feel embarrassing!
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Like how embarrassing Trump's running mate is going to be.
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He also warned there were more "embarrassing details" to come.
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"It's more embarrassing and upsetting than anything else," Thomas said.
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It was actually kind of an embarrassing week for Facebook.
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For one of the world's wealthiest nations, it is embarrassing.
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" He also called the contents of the leaked conversations "embarrassing.
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I find it just horrifying and funny and also embarrassing.
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If it wasn't, it could be embarrassing for the FBI.
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And some videos slip through the cracks, with embarrassing results.
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There have to be better options that are less… embarrassing?
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But it was embarrassing and bad that he said it.
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"There's nothing embarrassing about this," Zabel said of Trump's impeachment.
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My performance was clumsy and embarrassing, but also strangely exhilarating.
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Taking good notes can also help you avoid embarrassing missteps.
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Embarrassing details about an administration in crisis bounced around Washington.
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As a beauty editor, I found it embarrassing, even shameful.
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"How truly childlike & embarrassing to this country," one user wrote.
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Why do you think this episode was embarrassing for Anna?
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Arsenal. What would they say is their most embarrassing trait?
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That's a potentially embarrassing thing for a politician to say.
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How do you show this rich kid with embarrassing taste?
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After July's embarrassing Senate setback, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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"It's stressful and embarrassing to keep asking my friend," Yunuen said.
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Think of the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to you.
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"I don't want to be the embarrassing girlfriend," she told E!
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Let celebs teach you how to get flirty without embarrassing yourself.
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"Every time I look at it, it's embarrassing," Jasmine told WRAL.
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I think that&aposs another thing that is embarrassing to him.
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It&aposs very embarrassing for him to be succeeded by Trump.
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"Every time I look at it, it's embarrassing," she told WRAL.
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This time it's really embarrassing...a pocketful of live 10mm ammo.
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That makes Tuesday's defeat at ADP especially embarrassing for Bill Ackman.
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But even in the hotel, language barriers sometimes created embarrassing moments.
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But the new gig has presented a slew of embarrassing snags.
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But Trump losing re-election in 2020 would be horribly embarrassing.
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But she does so quietly, without the embarrassing appearance of effort.
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This is all very bizarre and an embarrassing waste of time.
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The Axon M's low-light photography is embarrassing for the price.
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Striking out like Josh Fuentes, however, is just straight-up embarrassing.
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It's feelings porn, and porn is embarrassing — but everybody's seen it.
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Are you so good at hiding your embarrassing or unorthodox thoughts?
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These Netflix comedies show teens in all their gross, embarrassing glory.
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The family legend was so distant the very idea felt embarrassing.
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It was one of the most embarrassing moments of my life.
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"It's almost embarrassing being this blonde again," she tells PeopleStyle, exclusively.
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It's romantic and a little embarrassing, my favorite combination of things.
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Watching someone settle into their future personality is never not embarrassing.
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Failure to win would be embarrassing for the Liberal Party leader.
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I hope no one finds them, because they're embarrassing as heck.
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In a perfect world, there would be no embarrassing sex stories.
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The United States ended an embarrassing 1003nd, behind Estonia and Cyprus.
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In reality it just reminded everyone how embarrassing brand promos are.
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But the agency's execution in a new website is just embarrassing.
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"That will require some difficult, and often embarrassing, conversations," she said.
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It's a sunk cost, and an embarrassing one at that. 230.
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And of course there are the occasional — and "embarrassing" — cheat days.
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Take the most embarrassing memory from your high school love life.
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It's embarrassing to look back at the person that I was.
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I just want to hang up my jersey before it's embarrassing.
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Now that has the unmistakable stink of an embarrassing screen name.
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To metrologists these fluctuations are no more than an embarrassing gaffe.
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But this kind of slavish courtship is embarrassing, silly and offensive.
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Too expensive, and the shares could fall, embarrassing the Saudi elite.
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It's embarrassing for a woman to say that happened to her.
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"[Decaf] is a bit embarrassing in the coffee world," he says.
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"It was embarrassing," he told reporters, as quoted by The Independent.
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" "The most embarrassing for me was actually one that I received.
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A final stat line that would be embarrassing for...anyone really.
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Don't screenshot your bestie's embarrassing Snapchat selfie (just this once). 5.
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Remember, this report could be very embarrassing for all of them.
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When he wouldn't stop embarrassing Jaxon by kissing him in public.
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Honestly, it's embarrassing for humankind that we haven't popularized this yet.
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I beat Ken so easily it was honestly embarrassing for him.
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QUESTION: When is a horrible, embarrassing criminal moment a good thing?
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There's nothing more embarrassing than slipping and falling on your arse.
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Never once did anyone onscreen do anything particularly aversive or embarrassing.
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That's embarrassing, and this is meant to be all very civilized.
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Losing the primary vote to Sanders would be embarrassing, not fatal.
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Bet they didn't think there would be embarrassing proof of this!
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That way, they won't have already cleaned up the embarrassing stuff.
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The cancellation of the much-heralded study was "embarrassing," Friede said.
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Sometimes they can be funny, sometimes they can be painfully embarrassing.
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Too young to have embarrassing photos of yourself from the '80s?
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Stefan filmed his mates Extreme Walking (an embarrassing version of parkour).
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These embarrassing incidents are, however, more than isolated moments of incompetence.
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Let me tell you an embarrassing little secret about me, Recovering.
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Admitting that I want to be in a relationship was embarrassing.
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Arguing about Ustashas and the past is "really embarrassing", he says.
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During their family dinner, Jordan's parents share embarrassing stories about him.
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One of our favorites: our dads' uncanny talent for embarrassing us.
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The truth is so obvious that it's embarrassing to state it.
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He leaned in and... the totally awkward and embarrassing thing happened.
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Price asked Searcey to stop pulling him over; it was embarrassing.
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He's embarrassing to all the Latin players, whoever played before him.
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K., you're ready to go on to the less embarrassing weights.
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Everyone is starting with these embarrassing moments, so do it quick.
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Garrett's nomination was eventually blocked, an embarrassing blow to the administration.
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Perhaps most embarrassing is that the store is on Bloor Street.
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" Hostin called the president's comments "humiliating" and "embarrassing for our country.
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We've had tough, nasty elections, but nothing as embarrassing as this.
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The move is an embarrassing about-face for the electronics giant.
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"It's embarrassing, to some extent, to the state of Wisconsin," Gov.
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We all have embarrassing clothing choices hidden away in our closet.
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Everyone in his circle seemed to have embarrassing information about others.
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The most recent ended in embarrassing failure, as have many others.
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Take it easy but it's still embarrassing to have to cancel.
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It was embarrassing to have strangers see his mother this way.
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My wife and children think it's going to be so embarrassing.
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To the person being harassed, it is frightening, disrespectful and embarrassing.
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I am in tears This is an embarrassing night for America.
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It could mean a huge reduction in crashes and embarrassing bloopers.
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They simply refuse to comment on stories that uncover embarrassing truths.
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How many embarrassing defeats can one politician suffer in a lifetime?
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A big enough difference that this embarrassing mistake could've been prevented.
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The result is embarrassing for McQuaid and a vindication for Trump.
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"It's embarrassing to tell people where you live," Ms. Jacobs said.
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Take notes, kids: it's no longer embarrassing to like Justin Bieber.
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Other times, officials simply try to silence speech that is embarrassing.
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I'm such a shorts and black-socks guy, it's so embarrassing.
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But that image has been dented by two embarrassing data breaches.
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"Embarrassing, stale and sexist," was how one lawmaker described the campaign.
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There is an almost embarrassing cone of silence around today's protesters.
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And I have yet another embarrassing confession to make: He's wonderful.
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Stefan filmed his mates Extreme Walking (an embarrassing version of parkour).
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It was, by far, the most embarrassing admission on the list.
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And you know, it's putting us in a very embarrassing position.
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It survived the less-dramatic but nevertheless very embarrassing Fold debacle.
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No. No. That would be embarrassing and only exacerbate the heartbreak.
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Some embarrassing conversations, or at least thoughts, already happen within ourselves.
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There was concern about embarrassing respected athletes and vulnerability to lawsuits.
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Wasn't the boy discouraged by his parents from embarrassing their leader?
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And yet there's something almost lovable about her embarrassing, needy striving.
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But China is likely to be unmoved by these embarrassing incidents.
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Dem rep criticizes 'embarrassing' questioning from Republicans 1:26 p.m. Rep.
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What he said is not only embarrassing; it's dangerous and irresponsible.
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That is pretty embarrassing when there's a lot of people around.
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Her boyfriend left her, accusing her of cheating and embarrassing him.
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"It'll be very embarrassing and awkward for him," Mr. Fenna said.
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KW: This is honestly the most embarrassing show I've ever seen.
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"This is so embarrassing," she said while on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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So why would the White House release such an embarrassing document?
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The royal family are big losers from Johnson's staggeringly embarrassing behavior.
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He does not appear to realize that he is embarrassing himself.
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But he also became embroiled in several embarrassing incidents at Uber.
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The RadRunner fits so perfectly in my life it's almost embarrassing.
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But he has to avoid an embarrassing setback in the state.
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Hackers could violate a candidate's privacy to expose embarrassing personal information.
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But many contain information and reporting that the government finds embarrassing.
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Embarrassing calls about a payday loan debt to friends and family.
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The sooner this whole embarrassing exercise is behind us, the better.
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In recent weeks, each of these companies has suffered embarrassing setbacks.
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" Dimon also said America's failures on infrastructure and taxes are "embarrassing.
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Edwards' binge kept the score from being embarrassing for the Wildcats.
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Instead of a big win, voters gave him an embarrassing defeat.
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His lack of depth on policy knowledge is breathtaking and embarrassing.
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Democrats said the state had been left in an embarrassing position.
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Youth is treated as an embarrassing if unavoidable affliction, thankfully temporary.
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Suddenly it felt kind of embarrassing to have slipped our guard.
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NASA was looking to rebound from two embarrassing failures in 22016.
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This is an embarrassing and unpersuasive argument, but it's not surprising.
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After the trial opened, embarrassing revelations about Uber quickly tumbled out.
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He made a habit of embarrassing Italy on the global stage.
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It's a sunk cost, and an embarrassing one at that. 230.
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"When we did those panels, we got out there and I know all the most embarrassing things for Adam that would make his skin crawl, and he knows the most embarrassing things about me," laughed Ward.
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And that can be really embarrassing, but it's also so cool to watch someone totally commit to something and not give a shit about whether or not other people find what they're doing to be embarrassing.
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It was a little embarrassing, but at the end of the day, it was less embarrassing than other things that I've done that didn't work, because I believed in what we were doing with the show.
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This cyberselfie is fairly embarrassing, but not nearly as embarrassing as the realization that I was standing in a crowded room scoffing "are you real?" at a holographic fruit apparition that no one else could see.
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But on Friday morning, an embarrassing stain on the nation was erased.
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AB: You find it embarrassing to talk about your Mack Weldon socks.
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News she credits the harmless moment as her "most embarrassing" KUWTK memory.
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But he definitely did not play the role of embarrassing older relative.
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It&aposs really the most embarrassing situation in history of the FBI.
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They also knew Vancouver would be hungry after their embarrassing home loss.
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After all, posting embarrassing childhood photos is what siblings are for, right?
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As you can expect, things range from loving, to embarrassing and giggly.
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She apparently found them pretty embarrassing, so she posted them on Twitter.
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"Offensively the first half was embarrassing," Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson said.
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It might also be embarrassing, even galling to some there in Cupertino.
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For some, communicating thoughts and feelings during therapy seems unnatural—even embarrassing.
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Western psychologists define social anxiety, by contrast, as fear of embarrassing oneself.
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SCALISE: Well, look, I think that -- HANNITY: That&aposs embarrassing to me.
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And it's also not the bank's first jaw-droppingly embarrassing fuck up.
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No because, look at the ... The questioning from the Senators was embarrassing.
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But not the John Legend version, which would be much less embarrassing.
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These days, Apple Maps isn't as embarrassing and actually pretty feature-packed.
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"It could come across as a little embarrassing at times," Tomlinson adds.
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Not every day is like this, but it happens and it's embarrassing.
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That was hard and embarrassing, but it was a really beautiful process.
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"I don't want to be the embarrassing girlfriend," the model told E!
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But, to take a flag and leave the field hollow is embarrassing.
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In February 2014, the US ambassador to Ukraine suffered an embarrassing leak.
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INGRAHAM: I got to say that was among the more embarrassing comments.
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What are friends for if not to laugh at our embarrassing mistakes?
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" And put his hands over his face and said, "That&aposs embarrassing.
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Even if they were remembered, they might be too embarrassing to describe.
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Another day, another embarrassing Donald Trump moment that the internet's buzzing about.
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Embarrassing first text exchanges never sounded so sweet thanks to Gwyneth Paltrow.
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"Italy bowing down to the Iranians like this is embarrassing," Capezzone said.
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Embarrassing, sure, but at least everyone involved is still ridiculously good looking.
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Free to ask silly, obvious, and embarrassing questions, I learned a ton.
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Second is the best... The way I discovered Blistex is slightly embarrassing.
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But while the gaffe was embarrassing, we've all had brain farts before.
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Which means May may face another embarrassing defeat in Parliament once again.
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Her coalition partners, the Social Democrats, also suffered embarrassing losses in Hesse.
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"But there's some risk to exposing and embarrassing any part of that."
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I can't say I "love" talking about it, it's a little embarrassing.
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" SH: She said something that was like, "How embarrassing for Margaret Cho.
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Crossrail's problems are particularly embarrassing for Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London.
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Several potential employees were asked to describe embarrassing incidents from their past.
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The fear is that releasing names could either be embarrassing or harmful.
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Knowing that a "Tiny Baron" sent them, however, is just plain embarrassing.
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The charges are the latest chapter in an embarrassing story for HBO.
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Obsessive thoughts and strange compulsions feel shameful, unavoidable, and indisputably absurd. Embarrassing.
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He's embarrassing his state, frankly," Manafort said Monday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe.
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Go deeper: Media hands Trump big, embarrassing win after last year's WHCD
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"I think he's embarrassing himself, and I think he's undermining our democracy."
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To fix the scheme may require pausing it, which would be embarrassing.
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"It wasn't embarrassing to let them out of their cave," said Kubie.
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But when it's somebody who has a sex addiction, it's more embarrassing.
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It's uncomfortable if you're feeling empathy for someone who is embarrassing themselves.
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It forces McGarry, a former Labor secretary, into an embarrassing public admission.
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No doubt that clone was killed immediately after the interview aired. Embarrassing!
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It's like opening the hatch on all of your embarrassing lifestyle aspirations.
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DILLON: Because it is embarrassing to him that he violated the law.
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"Embarrassing entire US in shorts… former First Lady Michelle Obama," @RickAndKim30yrs wrote.
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But the actress' penis-inspired pranks go beyond just embarrassing her daughter.
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My PopSocket has shifted from an embarrassing appendage to comforting safety blanket.
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"People binge shows they find embarrassing because they like them," he said.
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Sam really needs to keep up with Gilly — it's embarrassing for him.
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That's why Facebook won't give up on teens, even despite embarrassing stumbles.
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TRUMP: It is important to you and it is embarrassing to me.
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After much embarrassing grinding of gears, I slink back to the pits.
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Defeat is fine, but the manner in which it happened was embarrassing.
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The field was Pickens High School's to claim, and it was embarrassing.
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Alan tried a couple of times, but the words were too embarrassing.
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The delay was an embarrassing setback for Trump and his GOP allies.
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I recorded like 60 bad songs that are embarrassing in high school.
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A lot of people are, because it's embarrassing to fail, isn't it?
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So far, Republican spending has prevented an embarrassing loss for the party.
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Rather, it's that Duke is an imperfect, embarrassing representative of their ideology.
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In 53, these guys started spreading snarky jokes, embarrassing stories, and musings.
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Donald Trump doesn't have a monopoly on embarrassing, on-the-nose hats.
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The dad of four is an all-star at embarrassing his kids.
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While Putin would hardly miss Nemtsov, this was deeply embarrassing to him.
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Let's say I am motivated to forget an embarrassing episode, for example.
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Sipe writes a particularly embarrassing character for Gyllenhaal's co-star, Naomi Watts.
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Let me tell you the embarrassing truth about my first savings account.
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Zidane was so far above the competition that it was almost embarrassing.
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I don't remember him ever saying 'You're embarrassing me!' or 'Dont cry!
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They overload to an almost embarrassing degree whenever Thomas starts to drive.
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He clearly wants success, but he can't admit that because it's embarrassing.
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That thanks can be uncomfortable and embarrassing for a myriad of reasons.
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The sexual urge would be merely an embarrassing spasm of the past.
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It was slightly embarrassing, watching Sara try to ingratiate herself with Hina.
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This was a humongous and embarrassing mistake, but it was a mistake.
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Oh, the embarrassing lengths some people will go for a naked picture.
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"This is an embarrassing article," Jennifer Bell from Toronto wrote on Facebook.
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It is embarrassing," Torres said in an appearance on CNN's "New Day.
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Tezos was struck by internal financial shenanigans and an embarrassing public spat.
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At some point, it's just easier to embrace your parents' embarrassing actions.
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There, too, embarrassing emails were released, but they had no political significance.
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Our healthy prefrontal cortexes regulate potentially embarrassing actions based on our impulses.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) or an embarrassing buffoon like Donald Trump (R).
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Cornyn calls hearing most 'embarrassing scandal' since McCarthy 5:08 p.m. Sen.
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These quests are often messy, embarrassing, or even painful in some cases.
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"I think it's embarrassing for the caucus as a whole," Grijalva said.
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For corporations, they say, arbitration also potentially keeps embarrassing practices under wraps.
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It's embarrassing to admit that I don't have it all together financially.
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That's one glaring revelation for Democrats following Tuesday's embarrassing election in Georgia.
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He should have known the result before making such an embarrassing commitment.
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"Mom, it's embarrassing that you make Kai wear boys' clothes," he replied.
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You're the only single woman at this table, Shani, isn't that embarrassing?
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"Children think that everything you do is embarrassing," the actress, 56, admits.
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"This is an embarrassing night for America," the 35-year-old wrote.
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The gun battles are incoherently filmed, and the flag-waving is embarrassing.
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It's kind of embarrassing for my parents to listen to the music.
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Doctors, in turn, may skip subjecting VIPs to embarrassing or painful exams.
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She declined that offer, thinking that it would be embarrassing and useless.
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If you don't follow through, you're embarrassing him on the world stage.
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We've seen cryptocurrency-related scams go bust before, but this is embarrassing.
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And hacking the DNC and embarrassing Hillary Clinton would help with that.
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On the "Spill" tab, users share fantasies, embarrassing stories, confessions and conundrums.
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Like it's somehow embarrassing these days to say you support Hillary Clinton.
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It's embarrassing because most people here realize that Trump is a joke.
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This has been one of the most embarrassing oversight endeavors in memory.
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He also suffers an embarrassing inability to urinate until it becomes painful.
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"If I play defense like that it will be embarrassing," he said.
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Public scrutiny is intense, increasing the likelihood and costs of embarrassing gaffes.
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In the year 2020, optimism is embarrassing and breeziness is politically unfashionable.
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While hugely embarrassing, my sibling's conduct did not affect my own reputation.
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The criticism put the spotlight on one of Samsung's most embarrassing episodes.
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Generally I find talk of one's workout regimen slightly embarrassing and shallow.
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Congrats to Florida who went five minutes without embarrassing themsel—oh goddammit.
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To me, that's an action far more embarrassing than stanning Jeremy Renner.
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Press reports about the investigation have definitely been embarrassing for the administration.
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But it's disappointing, devastating, and embarrassing — especially because she thought she'd succeed.
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Often she simply puts off votes that could end in embarrassing defeats.
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I don't wish to embarrass him (though the error was really embarrassing).
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Sometimes your meet-cute story is too embarrassing to actually tell people.
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That was embarrassing, losing like that and having Marshawn dance like that.
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If it was meant to be an embarrassing leak, it backfired badly.
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The Parliament raid on Tuesday was an embarrassing footnote to the event.
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They're scared, they're worried about their jobs or it's embarrassing or whatever.
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But relative to his grand promises, what's happening is an embarrassing bust.
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Using the data to blackmail someone who visited a particularly embarrassing site?
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Things that other people like about it I likely find rather embarrassing.
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"Michael Kors is so overexposed, it's embarrassing," says Rosenblum from RSR Research.
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My love for medical television has long felt like an embarrassing secret.
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There is something thrilling, and a little embarrassing, about this rarefied air.
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Then Biden finished a not-completely-embarrassing second place in the state.
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I don't know how to deal with this, as it is embarrassing.
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Now that division has produced an unlikely, and embarrassing, corporate spy scandal.
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That must be the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to her.
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"It's inexcusable, disheartening, and thoroughly embarrassing," writes Laura Bradley at Vanity Fair.
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It was the latest in a series of embarrassing episodes at CNN.
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" She didn't tell anyone about this encounter because "it was too embarrassing.
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This is especially true if it's hilarious, embarrassing or pornographic in nature.
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"I thought last night was very embarrassing for Donald Trump," he said.
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Government censors redacted names, dates, locations, and other sensitive or embarrassing information.
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Think: that embarrassing selfie you took when you first launched your account.
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Besides, it was only a little bit embarrassing; it was also fun.
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"It's embarrassing," Mr. Simpson thundered when asked about the current political environment.
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This means you never have to suffer from embarrassing pit stains again.
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Suddenly, a slightly embarrassing day was on the verge of being catastrophic.
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Yes, it's embarrassing, but, you know, that's the way I grew up.
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It has been debilitating, embarrassing, painful, scary, depressing, lonely, all the things.
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About 150 million years ago, a pterosaur experienced an embarrassing mealtime mishap.
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That all leaves customers constantly on edge and leads to embarrassing situations.
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Environment ministry officials said the WHO's findings were embarrassing but not surprising.
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Self-conscious attempts at reverse engineering are almost always an embarrassing flop.
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The result was an embarrassing retreat — and a pair of Vizio lawsuits.
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It can be painfully embarrassing at times, yet still irresistible to watch.
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My iPhone 5, embarrassing as that is to say, and my laptop.
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Hoping to stave off an embarrassing rebuke of President Donald Trump, Sens.
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After embarrassing the leader of his party, Sestak lost the general election.
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A slide that embarrassing can't be confined to the world of sports.
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"Just because a photo is embarrassing doesn't mean it's newsworthy," Shachtman said.
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A Facebook account where you posted embarrassing things before you got clean.
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It seemed inevitable that they would choke in an epochal, embarrassing way.
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The messages have contained embarrassing revelations about Clinton and her presidential campaign.
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"It's kind of embarrassing that it happens in the playoffs," Cora said.
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"It's kind of embarrassing," said Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas.
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It's the latest embarrassing data breach to hit a major international airline.
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For a sometimes embarrassing "bathroom disease" like IBD, this is especially vital.
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On one occasion she failed to keep an embarrassing secret of his.
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Kyle Lowry: star point guards with embarrassing playoff failures to shake off.
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He's a pretty cool guy, I can't imagine him doing anything embarrassing.
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Lauren's ended on the most embarrassing thing that she could think of.
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There are some things Congress can do to avoid an embarrassing outcome.
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That's one thing, that's just embarrassing people essentially, with their own language.
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It was very embarrassing to have a drug dealer laugh at you.
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I appreciate that it's a little embarrassing, but as we're living in a political moment that's more than a little embarrassing, frighteningly so, the force of music has been, over the past few months, very much on my mind.
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This was an embarrassing string of events that stemmed from unprincipled user research.
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"It's not only deeply embarrassing, but it's something I regret enormously," he said.
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First, President-elect Trump is not going to be shy about embarrassing them.
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These two components of cable TV haven't changed in decades, and it's embarrassing.
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Maybe all your wrong-number gaffes don't have to be embarrassing after all.
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Read: A Brief History of Embarrassing Attempts to Get the Youth to Vote
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Daily Total: $38 We want to know: What's your most embarrassing Instagram story?
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The constant scalp scratching and shoulder brushing can be both maddening and embarrassing.
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The video's caption read, "FINALLY THEY AREN'T LAUGHING," referring to Perry's embarrassing story.
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"I knew you guys were going to find the embarrassing ones," she said.
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How embarrassing this temper tantrum is because you didn't get your own way.
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She told Zimmerman it was "embarrassing" there hadn't been another mom victor yet.
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"It was kind of embarrassing and shameful," Alex says of her ballooning debt.
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In an embarrassing setback for CNN, the network's heavily promoted new 9 p.m.
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" In an embarrassing moment of honesty, one of Reg's companions mentions "the aqueduct.
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Historically, federal government agencies have also used redactions to conceal politically embarrassing information.
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The last time I almost fainted came at the most embarrassing moment possible.
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But Mr Salmond is more than an embarrassing uncle who can be ignored.
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Urinary incontinence can be embarrassing to bring up to anyone, even your doctor.
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It was super embarrassing because I felt like the parents knew, you know?
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Such a result would be hugely embarrassing for Bach and the Olympic committee.
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Compared directly against Google Assistant, Bixby Voice is in for some embarrassing showdowns.
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Jenner isn't the first Kardashian family member to monetize an embarrassing viral meme.
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On an embarrassing note, I lost the wireless dongle somewhere in my apartment.
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He now monitors the hashtag to make sure they don't post anything embarrassing.
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Bezos owns The Washington Post, which has posted numerous embarrassing stories about Trump.
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"I was told that it was embarrassing how big I'd become," she explained.
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"It might seem embarrassing to show a pair of thongs here," Coppinger said.
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Things have been especially embarrassing since Romania currently holds the EU's rotating presidency.
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But there's something particularly embarrassing about the Department of Education spelling something incorrectly.
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THIS IS PROBABLY THE MOST EMBARRASSING THING TO EVER HAPPEN TO ME pic.twitter.
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It's embarrassing but I justify it with the fact that I rarely drive.
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I'm trying to do my host duties and not be the embarrassing girlfriend.
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They have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country.
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And when they back down and un-redact it, it&aposs just embarrassing.
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It's embarrassing to admit, but those four hours shook me to my core.
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That could turn into a very embarrassing post on your grandma's Facebook page.
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It's just one of countless embarrassing quotes paraded out today during opening statements.
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Your points of attack were so weak, so low, it was almost embarrassing.
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"It's embarrassing to get beat like that on your home floor," Lewis said.
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Amazon Amazon is no longer alone in the "gigantic embarrassing smartphone failure" category.
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Uber desperately wants to take this embarrassing case into arbitration but Alphabet doesn't.
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Have you ever had a particularly embarrassing sexual experience due to your micropenis?
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Any resulting jumps in the cost of projects could be embarrassing for Moon.
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He seems to have no issue breaching embarrassing dad territory off the court.
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Honestly, it's embarrassing because I know most women don't have that choice, either.
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It's embarrassing, the way we're playing and how we look on the floor.
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It's like a strap for your sunglasses: Exclusively the purview of embarrassing dads.
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In his detailed account of the poop incident, Hofstetter called the situation embarrassing.
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For any other company, a demo failure might be a slightly embarrassing setback.
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Daily Total: $8 We want to know: What's your most embarrassing Instagram story?
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At the very worst, it might be embarrassing, but it&aposs not illegal.
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It&aposs actually poor campaigning and it&aposs embarrassing to be quite honest.
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Daily Total: $16.36 We want to know: What's your most embarrassing Instagram story?
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Daily Total: $240.50 We want to know: What's your most embarrassing Instagram story?
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I&aposm sure that it&aposs publicly embarrassing for him and his family.
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They drink, bicker over easily-resolved miscommunications, and occasionally compete in embarrassing challenges.
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Weakening and embarrassing America's political system kills both birds with the same stone.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Japan Display's rescue is an embarrassing necessity for Tokyo.
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It was kind of embarrassing how much I was giggling, to be honest.
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Yeah, don't use this tool unless you're prepared to recall that embarrassing time.
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But don't worry, Perry, everyone else has remembered your embarrassing gaffe for you.
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"It was embarrassing to watch that these are our two candidates," Kaepernick said.
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Upon closer inspection, this was clearly not a delicate, quiet, non-embarrassing event.
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These situations can be embarrassing, but they are most of the time amusing.
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" "He feels terrible for his family and how embarrassing it is for them.
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I want to stop by and show off an extremely embarrassing new ride.
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Images and video appear to show the king there in an embarrassing light.
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There is no band more consistently, doggedly embarrassing in America than Maroon 5.
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How could White House counsel have let such an embarrassing episode play out?
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Luckily, good guy Twitter wants to help prevent you from accidentally embarrassing yourself.
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I'd say this was embarrassing but we're way beyond that at this point.
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Telling people that your life is anything less than perfect can be embarrassing.
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And then a year and a half later I realize it's embarrassing explicit.
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His whole deal is embarrassing defenders with his handles, his passing, his steals.
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Embarrassing, coming from anyone; dangerous, coming from the president of the United States.
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Carrying one dongle is embarrassing, carrying three (as I do) is downright ridiculous.
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Even more embarrassing for Trump, his ratings are vastly inferior to his predecessors'.
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Which is a little embarrassing for me, since it came out in 2013.
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It was embarrassing after the first nine holes, but I kept it together.
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Then Trump showed up to support him and he lost, which was embarrassing.
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Aside from parents, nobody is more capable of embarrassing you than your siblings.
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Republicans, meanwhile, are working to avoid another embarrassing loss in the Deep South.
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On Chesil Beach is the single most embarrassing thing I have ever read.
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In his failure, Ali not only lost, but more embarrassing, he was silenced.
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The cancellation of an Apple product was embarrassing, and in many ways, unprecedented.
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If this show is a reunion, consider this the slightly embarrassing family album.
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Several foreign ambassadors have trekked to Mr Kem Sokha's hideout, embarrassing the government.
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"This is embarrassing, but this is not surprising," Swanson says of Hay's tweets.
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To lose one battle for a place in the European Union is embarrassing.
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"This is embarrassing, man," he said, aiming the camera out the open door.
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It was all arduous, which Pretor-Pinney seemed to find a little embarrassing.
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THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN EXTREMELY EMBARRASSING TO THEM, IT WOULD HAVE BEEN UNNECESSARY.
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But you might want to warn him of the dangers of embarrassing himself.
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But nothing felt right, and he was finding the fruitless search increasingly embarrassing.
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"It's not only deeply embarrassing, but it's something I regret enormously," Nix said.
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At the moment, however, the Air Force's Lancer fleet is an embarrassing mess.
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Being on the list meant a putatively embarrassing breach of one's financial privacy.
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I couldn't be elected anything now 'cause I just don't like embarrassing people.
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I didn't fall, but I think it was obvious so just as embarrassing.
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The thing about me I need to fix, because isn't it so embarrassing?
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Some politicians made embarrassing viral videos asking Alexa which city Amazon should choose.
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"It's a little bit embarrassing but fair enough - this is EM," said one.
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She remembers "the embarrassing and sexy feeling" of her nipple showing through it.
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"That was embarrassing," Oregon reserve forward Dwayne Benjamin said of the 2015 result.
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Valiente, still married, "found this very embarrassing"—and doubtless other feelings beside that.
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"I've written so many songs, and many are bad or embarrassing," Shipp says.
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Listen, Gracie, I hope this doesn't seem embarrassing to you in the future.
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"It was truly embarrassing how uninformed many of our legislators are," Yang said.
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But also some of those stories were highly embarrassing and probably factually inaccurate.
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I was told that it's embarrassing for single Chinese women to be there.
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This is the least embarrassing thing I have described in my entire blogpost.
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Don't make embarrassing jokes to try and be "down" with people of color.
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It's usually embarrassing to folks to admit they were discriminated against or harassed.
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I have an embarrassing secret: I was an awful student in high school.
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Unfortunately for Chelsea, it wasn't even the most embarrassing moment of the match.
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The Senate may or may not approve Petersen, even after this embarrassing performance.
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But I often find the bleeding to be quite embarrassing and also concerning.
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"It's definitely embarrassing to get blown out on national television," Brandon Jennings said.
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For Better Brainstorming, Tell an Embarrassing Story Need to loosen up a meeting?
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" In Mr. Bleck — whose recent rhymes include "Kiss kiss, smoochy smoochy, how embarrassing!
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Some minutes pass, filled with what are apparently embarrassing turnovers on both sides.
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The DOJ complaint digs up a few embarrassing text messages from Sabre executives.
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"She was a celebrity showing up to these embarrassing meetings," Mr. Duhalde said.
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For the Liberal Party, in particular, the past few weeks have been embarrassing.
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Congress's earliest attempts to regulate computing in the 1980s and 1990s were embarrassing.
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That also means its recommendations can be an embarrassing window into your psyche.
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The beauty of even his best works elicits a visceral, embarrassing object lust.
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This opposition led to three extremely embarrassing defeats for Theresa May in Parliament.
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When embarrassing photos of Ecuador's president were published last month, he blamed WikiLeaks.
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And it could be argued that it's a slightly embarrassing but unimportant mistake.
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To her, it's embarrassing — especially when international artists are subjected to the chants.
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" He jokes that he burned the tapes of his Jimmy Simmons broadcasts. "Embarrassing.
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Analysts said the Okinawa result was an embarrassing political defeat for Mr. Abe.
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I hope it'll end up just being embarrassing, and nothing more than that.
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Seeing the photos come back into her life has been "embarrassing," Joubert admitted.
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Being hacked can be embarrassing, especially if you have reputational interests to maintain.
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Even before Trump took office, wilderness trails and campgrounds were in embarrassing disrepair.
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Trump becomes "obsessed" with Ukraine's role in embarrassing his campaign, per the NYT.
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Against this history, Mr. Trump's repeated scolds are not just condescending but embarrassing.
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Mr. Trump's campaign is no longer making headlines with embarrassing staff shake-ups.
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But TfL quickly shut that down, resulting in an embarrassing retreat for Taxify.
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Keeping her circle so small likely allows Melania to avoid potentially embarrassing leaks.
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McDonagh's complaint about "embarrassing relations" may speak to the true reason she's upset.
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Thompson recommended managers consider beginning their brainstorming sessions with the embarrassing story exercise.
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"Guys love to share poop stories, the more embarrassing the better," he said.
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For a company worth so many billions, it's an embarrassing bout of downtime.
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Imagine that you've been struggling with a serious and fairly embarrassing personal problem.
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A: Well, the first incident was deeply embarrassing, but I didn't blame myself.
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The emails included embarrassing messages between campaign staff members and excerpts from Mrs.
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A few said that being outed as a rental customer may be embarrassing.
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It's time to leave the circus, the name calling, the embarrassing comments behind.
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Looks as if ransomware victimhood is more embarrassing than just a technical breakdown.
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In these circumstances, democracy results in embarrassing deliberations, inadequate solutions, and disconcerting stalemates.
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But the breach was highly embarrassing for an agency that depends on secrecy.
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"There have been some embarrassing developments no doubt," Ms. Visbal said by email.
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Both times he has relied on so-called analysis that is simply embarrassing.
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Now that was surely embarrassing and damaging in one sense to the president.
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Some people with credentials dress in outrageous outfits and ask players embarrassing questions.
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It's embarrassing saying this, but we didn't even have enough clothes to wear.
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They are vocally self-critical, even when doing so is awkward or embarrassing.
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Meanwhile, Robinhood suffered an embarrassing bug, letting users borrow more money than allowed.
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Still, it's all a bit embarrassing for everyone who made those overconfident forecasts.
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Posting embarrassing photos of others on Facebook without consent is definitely tricky territory.
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In short: This embarrassing episode was even worse than it seemed last week.
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YouTube readily delivers embarrassing evidence of high-profile flip-flops: videos of Sen.
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"I wouldn't use the word 'treasonous' but boy, was it embarrassing," Collins added.
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A little embarrassing but true, and I was sure never a geography whiz.
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And it is embarrassing that Thomas is the show's sole black female artist.
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That's an outcome that virtually everyone agrees is costly, unnecessary and even embarrassing.
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They were the vaguely embarrassing, well-meant present from a less fashionable relative.
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Splitting would also amount to an embarrassing reversal of corporate strategy for management.
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The invocation of constitutional principle has become an increasingly lame and embarrassing excuse.
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We will fix our broken and embarrassing trade deals that are no good.
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Losing a referendum on the EU deal might be embarrassing for the government.
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The origins of that 215 constitution should be embarrassing for Blaine Amendment supporters.
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The company's foldable Karma drone is back for sale after an embarrassing recall.
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For Donald Trump to win the debate, he needs to avoid embarrassing himself.
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That led, maybe directly, to an embarrassing fifth-place finish in that primary.
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What made her someone you could put into more and more embarrassing situations?
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The way I wore them was the only really embarrassing aspect of the challenge.
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They start by studying public records, searching for anything embarrassing, distracting or otherwise problematic.
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It would be an embarrassing admission that December's interest rate increase was a mistake.
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It was an embarrassing finale to a day in which 23 people were arrested.
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The only rule is, don't end up embarrassing Elaine with any social media posts.
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The disclosures led to embarrassing media coverage and prompted some party officials to resign.
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I'm a director, cameraman, and video editor now, which is a lot less embarrassing.
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That's way below its competition and kind of embarrassing when they're also more expensive.
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"Why are you so embarrassing," Maisie Williams, Turner's BFF who plays Arya Stark, commented.
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With its sale, Wesfarmers brought to an end an embarrassing and costly offshore adventure.
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It's such a petty, embarrassing thing to fixate on, amidst my very full life.
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People cared because it finally confirmed—in glaring, embarrassing details—Hart's gaping character flaws.
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Once ten minutes have elapsed, you're stuck with your embarrassing typo-ridden messages forever.
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And the Conservatives got absolutely clobbered, ending up in a truly embarrassing fifth place.
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What he found amusing and interesting topics of conversation, Tina found painful and embarrassing.
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Lethbridge Mayor, Chris Spearman described the incident as racist and "embarrassing" for his community.
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The leaks led to embarrassing media coverage and prompted some party officials to resign.
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Nissan's shares were about flat, despite an embarrassing failure at its Infiniti QX debut.
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It's that he is doing so in a blunt, scolding and publicly embarrassing fashion.
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Young girls are new at it and aren't always prepared...it's so embarrassing, unnecessarily.
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What was embarrassing as a child has only grown more shameful as an adult.
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This is a rare admission of failure on Apple's part, and is somewhat embarrassing.
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GoPro's previous quarter closed with an embarrassing recall of its Karma drone in November.
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Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price resigned Wednesday following the state's embarrassing caucus debacle.
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It would be embarrassing to attempt if eight Democrats end up supporting Mr Gorsuch.
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The forum is one where embarrassing questions about China's politics are seldom raised openly.
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This is a stunning, embarrassing error for one of the nation's biggest news outlets.
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While that's certainly embarrassing, it's not as bad of news as it may seem.
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The original mistake made by Decety and co-authors is a really embarrassing one.
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It was embarrassing, but there was nowhere else in TenTen to sit and check.
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The effort, which critics called a stunt, was recorded and posted online, embarrassing Kuwait.
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That doesn't make it go away, but does cut down on embarrassing death scares.
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Or, alternately, they were curated gifts for specific individuals — a romantic, embarrassing, private pursuit.
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We're hoping these stories ahead will help you laugh about your own embarrassing moments.
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"It was embarrassing," Koh told a small group of reporters, according to The Independent.
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And the results were pretty spot-on (and somewhat embarrassing) most of the time.
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Therefore, it is not surprising that Snap wants to avoid another embarrassing earnings miss.
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But these presentations and other supplementary materials often contain embarrassing errors, moderators told me.
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On August 14th the Scottish first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, described the mess as "embarrassing".
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Apple just owned up to one of its most embarrassing fails of all time.
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Or, more importantly, it could help you avoid a very embarrassing gift-giving experience.
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It's particularly embarrassing because so many features are aimed at solving this exact problem.
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If there are a few hiccups or embarrassing photos along the way, embrace them!
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My mom would dress me in my sisters' hand-me-downs, which was embarrassing.
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But he has had several embarrassing incidents that demonstrated his shortcomings in that area.
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The entire experience was embarrassing, Howard said, and affected the rest of her appointment.
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Is the bloodstain on my jeans more embarrassing than the thinning of your hair?
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What Beijing got was massive, embarrassing protests, anxious foreign investors and increasing economic vulnerability.
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However, some days I find it embarrassing that I care about literature at all.
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They excel at transforming the intimate and possibly embarrassing to grand and life-affirming.
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It has been a mixed bag of experiences — insulting, embarrassing, uplifting, and downright puzzling.
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It is embarrassing — even more so when fellow passengers point, stare, whisper, and laugh.
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It's totally embarrassing and profoundly un-arousing to figure out these negotiations at first.
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After several generations of openly mocking Apple, giving in would be a bit embarrassing.
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Yet somehow when we get wedgies at the beach, it's just embarrassing. 4. Rihanna
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We totally get it, the ordeal must have been bear-y embarrassing for him.
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And has lots of embarrassing stories to tell about his dad, Prince Charles. 23.
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" He apologizes for "embarrassing" her and "activities that I had no business partaking in.
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Losing twice in three months could be embarrassing enough to cause a legitimacy crisis.
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It can get embarrassing if something you "fought" for is now being eliminated. 6.
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And the fact that Apple still sells the Mac Mini from 2014 is embarrassing.
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Nothing's more embarrassing than accidentally sending an email template that starts with "Hi name".
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Let's do one more and call it a day, because this is getting embarrassing.
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Now you can finally permanently remove that one really embarrassing photo on your phone.
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When only four of 14 companies respond to your request, it does look embarrassing.
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"That was quite embarrassing, but my grandmother was pretty cool about it," he said.
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Because there's nothing more embarrassing than mistaking Patrick J. Adams for Gabriel Macht, right?
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These 10 embarrassing resume blunders serve as a reminder to always proofread your resume.
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"It&aposs embarrassing for that to happen," a disappointed Miley said after the game.
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It's a little embarrassing to say, but I have a lot of Matisse reproductions.
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It is legitimate for you to ask those questions, even if it is embarrassing.
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Here's a selection of some of Pence's more embarrassing verbal missteps and actual thoughts.
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"[Kasich's] embarrassing his party in Ohio," Trump's acting campaign manager Paul Manafort told reporters.
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A camper in Yosemite National Park witnessed an embarrassing moment for a juvenile bear.
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So, clearly, this is about avoiding this embarrassing story breaking right before the election.
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If not, at least you have an embarrassing video to use for future blackmail.
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Let's face it; pretty much everyone has been on at least one embarrassing date.
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It's embarrassing when a budget phone has the same screen specs as best iPhone.
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Since the disclosure, the U.S. government has all but publicly accepted the embarrassing claim.
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"He does a lot of funny things but mostly embarrassing," added youngest child Ella.
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And I have no idea how they convinced Raven to do this embarrassing charade.
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You wouldn't want to hand over your personal chocolate stash — that would be embarrassing.
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"How embarrassing …" Shares of Tesla were down nearly 2.5 percent in premarket trading Tuesday.
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The embarrassing disclosures also forced the resignation of former DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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There is nothing more embarrassing than thinking about someone with an all-monochrome page.
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As it turns out, it's embarrassing to have to spell out that you're kidding.
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Photos had some embarrassing hiccups on the automated tagging feature, but saw solid uptake.
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Military sources told Reuters this followed a series of "embarrassing" attacks by the militants.
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Not even the Kardashian sisters are immune from the "all parents are embarrassing" rule.
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But the one thing farts are not (or, at least, shouldn't be) is embarrassing.
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At points, though, he withdraws, shyly trying to keep Spencer from revealing something embarrassing.
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It was an embarrassing moment, earning a #SCNotTop10 hashtag from Sports Center on Instagram.
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Some of them have made embarrassing mistakes that have helped cybersecurity researchers expose them.
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Now, what used to be embarrassing is so common that it's become a nuisance.
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I know because I'm guilty of doing it myself, and it's embarrassing to admit.
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"Depending on the videos being watched — that potentially could be embarrassing information," he wrote.
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It's embarrassing what these two parties have allowed our political agenda to sink to.
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Jerry admits it's SUPER EMBARRASSING ... and he keeps swiping and swiping ... but no dice.
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Spotify is famous for exposing users' embarrassing listening habits as well as bleeding money.
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The gaffes and anonymously sourced embarrassing stories piled up, and Trump's poll numbers plummeted.
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If the notion is embarrassing today, this does not seem entirely to our credit.
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It was a very humbling, embarrassing experience, but I learned a lot from it.
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Bulger's decades-long relationship with the FBI is controversial and embarrassing for the bureau.
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The sheer effusiveness of praise for Trump in Let Trump Be Trump is embarrassing.
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The embarrassing snafu forced BATS to cancel the orders and withdraw its public offering.
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The hack exposed embarrassing details about Hillary Clinton's campaign and the DNC's inner workings.
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The primary job of an older sibling is to be as embarrassing as possible.
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Some people gave the entire uniform the thumbs down, saying they were simply embarrassing.
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It was an embarrassing moment for Milwaukeeans, who have longed struggled with racial tension.
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Embarrassing as the travel chaos was, BA is likely to suffer limited reputational damage.
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The simple act of drinking through a straw is turned into an embarrassing megaslurp.
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The subject of what they have to say is profound enough to feel embarrassing.
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Yu Darvish roasted Astros ace Justin Verlander after an embarrassing error on Wednesday night.
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That fight spilled out into the public, an embarrassing episode for McCarthy's leadership team.
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Yet, as embarrassing as it is, the truth and its lessons must be faced.
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A mysterious green tint in the diving and water polo pools was highly embarrassing.
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"It would be hilarious and embarrassing," Maxwell said of their mindset before the incident.
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They're so big and so bad that it's embarrassing saying what the number is.
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Reaction at #nygop dinner to Cruz is embarrassing for both Cruz and the guests.
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But that embarrassing thing that happened to you won't get back to your boss.
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After Trump's embarrassing multi-stop trip, the parallel foreign policy track went to work.
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Rio's water hosted some imperfect moments, too, and also the Games' most embarrassing ones.
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Soon embarrassing emails were spilling from the computers of Hillary Clinton and her staff.
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It won't be fatal, but it's the embarrassing flesh wound you don't brag about.
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The idea of joining a roomful of wannabe de Beauvoirs was embarrassing for Slimani.
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"Today, the American people witnessed an embarrassing display in the United States," he said.
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Reagan insisted that it would have been "embarrassing" to attend such high-level meetings.
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I will never take pictures where they are doing something embarrassing or look bad.
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It would be less embarrassing than having the same service performed by another human.
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They are both the best athlete raps of all time and still pretty embarrassing.
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His lyrics are always sung through characters but not in corny or embarrassing way.
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But I don't find it embarrassing, so I have no problem asking for help.
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"It's an embarrassing ordeal, luckily it happened to someone like me," Singh told CBC.
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As far as misidentification goes, it's not as embarrassing as it could have been.
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Facebook is not the only major company to have made such an embarrassing mistake.
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The embarrassing reality for Pruitt's legislative affairs team is they had no idea either.
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"That's an embarrassing lack of understanding on what's going on around him," she said.
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Thus letting kids lose, or not take home the trophy, isn't about embarrassing children.
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People [now don&apost] have to have a terribly embarrassing username like we did.
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Off-balance Ever been walking in a public place and taken an embarrassing fall?
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"I felt the show was embarrassing and tragic when I left," Ms. Frankel said.
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That makes the defeat at ADP on Tuesday especially embarrassing for William A. Ackman.
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The combative nominee was compelled to answer questions he clearly found embarrassing or offensive.
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Callimachi: I had this really embarrassing thing happen —— Mills: And then —— Callimachi: You're recording?
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Almost everyone he's attached to seems headed south in the most embarrassing ways possible.
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"It was almost embarrassing to have people over," said Ms. Kadziolka, 35, a lawyer.
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"They don't want to have the risk of having that embarrassing moment," he said.
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Even Warren Harding, that old Teapot-Domer, would have found it a tad embarrassing.
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The Democrats, led by Nancy Pelosi, demonstrated an embarrassing petulance in the congressional gallery.
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Hearst is currently embroiled in an embarrassing union-busting disaster of its own making.
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Web conferencing is uniting the virus-stricken world, one embarrassing day at a time.
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A bunch of crooks, who were later jailed, held an embarrassing amount of power.
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It's embarrassing for me to have him act this way in front of others.
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Is it embarrassing to me that he is what people associate with my degrees?
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Emptying the cup in public restrooms is also an embarrassing dance I haven't mastered.
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The program has been plagued by embarrassing mechanical failures to the ship's propulsion systems.
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" Mike Abbate "It would be embarrassing to pull up in a big coach bus.
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It was embarrassing to have all these comics out in front with picket signs.
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Things escalated Friday and ended up further embarrassing and humiliating her son, Ayers said.
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"It has been debilitating, embarrassing, painful, scary, depressing, lonely, all the things," Lake wrote.
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If no one had a breakout moment, no one had an embarrassing moment either.
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The brief error is an embarrassing flub for Johnson, who faces tough reelection odds.
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Rather than keeping such a potentially embarrassing episode out of the papers, as Mrs.
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" Beasley declined to elaborate on the circumstances beyond calling the episode an "embarrassing feeling.
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It was a little embarrassing, this maharaja treatment, but what was he to do?
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Like Miers, both the right and the left found the pick shocking and embarrassing.
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That was not the first time Mr. Miccarelli was accused of circulating embarrassing photographs.
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The reports about Mr. Weinstein were embarrassing to Cannes when they surfaced in October.
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After an embarrassing delay, results are emerging from the first Democratic presidential nominating race.
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New York (CNN Business)Casper's attempt at a public debut is becoming downright embarrassing.
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Trump and the Republican Party have gone all in to prevent an embarrassing defeat.
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Embarrassing, ordinary objects like the hamper are empowered in small spaces; they become tyrants.
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It was like the unpopular kids had finally found something embarrassing about the quarterback.
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Perhaps most embarrassing internally, Republicans achieved what Democrats never could — they made ObamaCare popular.
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TH: O.K. last question: What's the most embarrassing digital faux pas you've ever made?
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The beauty of Sky Ferreira's defining hit "Everything Is Embarrassing" is its eternal relatability.
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This is one of the most embarrassing things you can do on the internet.
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The email dump evokes the embarrassing information divulged about high-ranking Democrats by WikiLeaks.
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"It's one of the most embarrassing things that's ever happened to me," Peters said.
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Peters says he was supportive of her sharing her embarrassing moment with the world.
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And for Vladimir Putin, Russia's sports-mad president, it is embarrassing and politically damaging.
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But the president continued to disparage the refugee deal, calling it "embarrassing" for him.
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By the third, people are saying the word "magic," and it's not that embarrassing.
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Then, after an embarrassing and costly recall, some new versions caught on fire too.
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And over time, I came to love Avenue like the embarrassing aunt it conjured.
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Publishing photos that are merely embarrassing, and not newsworthy, doesn't make you a journalist.
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"I wouldn't use the word 'treasonous' but boy, was it embarrassing," says GOP Rep.
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The administration says Democrats merely want to search Trump's records for potentially embarrassing information.
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Embarrassing Donald Trump simply hasn't worked as an effective way to defeat him politically.
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"It's embarrassing, frustrating and disappointing," Lundqvist said in a near whisper after the game.
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So it's kind of embarrassing that the NRCC didn't know that's what this was.
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It was kind of embarrassing to admit to myself that I had texting anxiety.
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Uber won the debate and became shorthand in his administration for an embarrassing defeat.
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And lucky for you, we started this column to answer those most embarrassing inquiries.
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One of TFBSO's most embarrassing ventures was the nearly $150 million expenditure on villas.
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I have so much respect for movies that try something or risk being embarrassing.
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That was the most embarrassing aspect of what Judge Thomas had said to you.
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In the past, the old embarrassing photo was a crucial part of a diss.
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This is the latest in a string of embarrassing episodes for the agency that includes an international scandal in 2012 -- after agents, while on a presidential trip to Colombia, solicited prostitutes ... sparking arguably the most embarrassing incident in the agency's 150 year history.
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When he tells Ally that her butt song is embarrassing, that's not necessarily Jackson speaking hard truths — that's Jackson getting sloppily drunk and telling his wife that she's ugly and embarrassing, because he wants to hurt her, because he's a self-destructive alcoholic.
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How will I keep my friends from telling an embarrassing story at the memorial service?
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I really like her, and it was embarrassing, so I'll never speak to her again.
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And the Hawks have sunk back into the Eastern Conference muddle after that embarrassing sweep.
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The hackers threatened to reveal embarrassing details about authorities' incompetence if their demands aren't met.
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My dad leaves incredibly embarrassing comments under every photo I post to Facebook and Instagram.
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For this and numerous reasons, Trump's visit to the UK is embarrassing for almost everyone.
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It&aposs just embarrassing to the FBI that they had this swamp alligators crawling around.
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It sounds embarrassing, but you might want to close your eyes when you do it.
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But Dr. Ahn assures us he's heard those (potentially embarrassing) questions many, many times before.
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"It's not embarrassing to learn something like, say, car maintenance later in life," she said.
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It's just over-handle, soft plays, it's just embarrassing and it's going to change tomorrow.
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My guess is that the answers to those questions are as embarrassing as Beck's poetry.
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GUTFELD: Followed by embarrassing drunken tweets that I have to answer for the next day.
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But what her tutor suggested isn't what Grande got, and now things are sufficiently embarrassing.
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He didn't want people to think I was his girlfriend … Older brothers are so embarrassing.
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They obviously do not understand the premise of the book or TV series... It's embarrassing.
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Refresh & Restart My salon failed miserably, so it was really embarrassing to be in Arizona.
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If you see others make good returns it's embarrassing if you don't do the same.
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She and her boyfriend keep embarrassing me by telling random guys to dance with me.
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SINGAPORE — Alcohol flush, sometimes referred to as "Asian glow," can be so embarrassing for sufferers.
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You may have thought those embarrassing draft versions were deleted, but Facebook kept a copy.
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And I started having things that are kind of awful and embarrassing like incontinence issues.
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"In Silicon Valley, it's often embarrassing when you haven't raised money," Ali told Recode recently.
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Embarrassing memories still haunt many of us; things like losing control of one's bodily functions.
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Nicole Richie is a pro at embarrassing her children and, it seems, her pets too.
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What happens next is an embarrassing, and apparently harmless, tale of amateur scamming and doxing.
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There's nothing embarrassing or awkward in Carano's role to take me out of the fun.
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"It's just embarrassing to get beat like that, especially on our home floor," he said.
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First, and most pressing, she wants to avenge her embarrassing loss to Trump in 2016.
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There have been endless AC/DC covers, but only a few aren't deeply, profoundly embarrassing.
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The FF91's embarrassing onstage malfunction made it the laughing stock of this year's CES.
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And lucky for you, we started this column to answer those most embarrassing of queries.
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Thankfully, Amy Schumer isn't as embarrassing a bridesmaid IRL as she is on her show.
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There is also the risk of embarrassing revelations, which Mr Macron has avoided until now.
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And it's, you know, it can be embarrassing at times as you kind of mature.
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It was embarrassing to share, but then I realized there's nothing to be embarrassed about.
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That includes diving deeper into demographic data and switching up venues to have embarrassing discussions.
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Unlike on Facebook its users do not leave behind a digital trail of embarrassing pictures.
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Both of these incidents have been difficult to experience, given how deeply embarrassing they are.
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In college, Andrew Dudum would often google embarrassing sex and skin questions at 2 a.m.
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Summer camps have become so expensive that to suggest them in this context is embarrassing.
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He threatened to sell potentially embarrassing pictures of Sweetin that he has on his phone.
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If you're worried that this could be embarrassing for Selden, you have nothing to fear.
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German media jumped on the slip, with top-selling Bild calling it an "embarrassing mishap".
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For each person and for each situation, kompromat can either be embarrassing or completely neutral.
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Lethbridge Mayor Chris Spearman described the incident as racist and embarrassing in a Facebook post.
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"Being hard of hearing is embarrassing," my mom told me over the phone this week.
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A few weeks ago, Sploid posted this animation making fun of our embarrassing smartphone addiction.
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"This show is like I just come on and giggle and laugh, it's so embarrassing."
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A lie that's incredibly embarrassing to watch:And it's a lie that has hurt credibility overseas.
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"That looks embarrassing," her son wrote, in a screenshot Witherspoon shared on her Instagram Story.
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I was so swollen and I couldn't move my mouth and it was totally embarrassing.
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Paul Guadalupe Gonzales "It was a pretty horrible feeling, it was very embarrassing," Moon said.
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I share with my brother and need to be careful not to buy anything embarrassing!
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"It is embarrassing to our corps, to our families, and to the nation," Neller added.
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It was an embarrassing moment, but he learned a valuable lesson: Listen to the naysayers.
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I also agree that they have abused classification authority in redacting embarrassing but unclassified things.
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He was never going to win, but it didn't have to be so damn embarrassing.
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It's a risk you have to take, or it's just gonna end up being embarrassing.
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The embarrassing breakdowns have prompted employers to apologize and offer free credit monitoring to employees.
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I've seen people on stage telling people to shush, and I just find that embarrassing.
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Temer's critics, however, said he merely found a pretext to avoid acknowledging an embarrassing defeat.
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For a politician who frames himself a populist, losing the popular vote is especially embarrassing.
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Military sources told Reuters that came after a series of "embarrassing" attacks by the Islamists.
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We are the center of technology, and our public transit system is old and embarrassing.
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I got booted off pretty early, which was embarrassing but it is what it is.
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Let me tell you the story about perhaps the most embarrassing moment of my life.
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I do risky, embarrassing things like sneak food into bathrooms at parties or at work.
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"It's kind of embarrassing to be honest," the 26-year-old Charleston native told reporters.
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Morgenstern thought Patel was Kal Penn, making the embarrassing error in a review of Lion.
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Harry's quick-fire response was that his brother Prince William is embarrassing all the time!
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If he doesn't, he's bound to keep making embarrassing mistakes, like he did this weekend.
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Apple had released a deeply embarrassing clownfish of a phone in a Motorola joint venture.
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Guzman's recapture represents a major success in what has been an embarrassing ordeal for Mexico.
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Heck, it took conservative scribes to brilliantly do the trick, embarrassing "SNL" in the process.
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The group skewers Deutsche for past practices that have led to fines and embarrassing headlines.
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Because, honestly, there's nothing embarrassing about farts and we're staunch supporters of the #FreeTheFart movement.
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"Even if it's something embarrassing, not sharing it can make everything more difficult," Gucer said.
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They're often loud, wrong or embarrassing, supplying your life with an endless amount of drama.
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The Greyball story is the latest in a string of embarrassing recent allegations against Uber.
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The strike is a colossal mistake and, for Donald Trump, an embarrassing case of hypocrisy.
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What good are replica 'Star Wars' props if you can't take embarrassing selfies with them?
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The Republican National Committee repeatedly blocked them at every turn this week from embarrassing Trump.
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It wasn't an embarrassing loss for Brown, but it must have been a humbling one.
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