"Orange Is the New Black" star Lea DeLaria went nuclear on Trump supporters, hurling epithet after epithet at them.
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She told me after using a racial epithet in my presence that it shouldn't bother me because I didn't represent the epithet to her.
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You are taring all of these people with this epithet.
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So we say nothing, and you hear the racial epithet.
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And at a moment when "billionaire" is the leading epithet
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Has American politics ever truly deserved the epithet until now?
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Stephanie Clifford, who wouldn't let the epithet "whore" silence her.
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The epithet "moron" has recently entered the U.S. political lexicon.
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When the Food Network fired celebrity chef Paula Deen for using a racist epithet, Ms. Deen told Mr. Lauer — yes, him again — she was sorry for the epithet but was not herself a racist.
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Maher used the racial epithet during his interview of US Sen.
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In modern political discourse, the word is used as an epithet.
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On HBO, Bill Maher calls Saudi teachings "medieval," adding an epithet.
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But several critics objected to his use of a racial epithet.
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" Another epithet frequently used when referring to Watanabe's designs is "Japanese.
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She said that he had used a racist epithet against her.
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Her critics frequently used the epithet "Lady Macbeth" to describe her.
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Epithet for a British beauty with fair skin ENGLISH ROSE 51A.
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"You are a murtadd," an epithet used by the Islamic State.
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One ad even hurls the phrase "Harrisburg politician" as an epithet.
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And many in the crowd shouted, "Shooooot," using the racial epithet.
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" These shameless women, "raise their middle fingers to this epithet of 'slut'.
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China's rulers like a more prosaic, mysterious epithet: hexin, meaning "the core".
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The French media have revived the epithet "Madame Non" for Mrs Merkel.
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In this, Wintrich's performance has been entirely revealing, bravo epithet>!
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Not everyone, but the regular people got an epithet attached to them.
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It's kind of like squid so I understand the Lancashire Calamari epithet.
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"The epithet American-Jewish writer has no meaning for me," he said.
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ELIZABETH Your friend tried to bully you by using an ageist epithet.
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BuzzFeed is embracing the "failing pile of garbage" epithet given by Donald Trump.
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So it may be with the mysterious-sounding epithet "core" (hexin in Mandarin).
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Murakami spends the entirety of Absolutely on Music living up to the epithet.
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"Don't let her in our school" another exclaimed, appending the usual racial epithet.
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They complain that people have become overly sensitive to a particular racial epithet.
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Its new overlords soon gave the city a darker epithet: "capital of the caliphate".
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But it's a foreseeable consequence of treating "racist" as nothing more than an epithet.
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It is the one reason above all others why the "remake" epithet has stuck.
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They called him a "sellout," with one protester hurling a racial epithet at him.
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There's simply brutal, bloody, epithet-filled violence against women, which the series consistently savors.
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MORE when the leader of the archipelago nation called the U.S. president a epithet.
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HBO issued a statement on Saturday morning disavowing Maher's use of the racial epithet.
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"Nazi Germany Did Nothing Wrong And That's On God (racial epithet)," one tweet read.
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" Perhaps we should even revive a well-worn but still relevant epithet: "capitalist pigs.
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The fact that "bitch" has become both an epithet and an honorific for Mrs.
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SUJATA BISWASOxford The Economist's addiction to the epithet "populist" has spun out of control.
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" The crowd chanted an anti-CNN epithet as Mr. Trump attacked the "crooked media.
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" When asked about this epithet, Ms. Mao snapped, "I was never anybody's 'jade vase.
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"Beloved classic" — the epithet can at once warm the cockles and chill the bones.
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He took drugs, got tattoos, and eventually earned himself the infamous 'bad boy' epithet.
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"You should actually be shot," he said, using an epithet to refer to priests.
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Labels always oversimplify, but at their worst they dehumanize: "illegals" or any racial epithet.
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I was ashamed then and more so now and have never repeated this epithet.
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Such a policy would be literally "confiscatory," conservatives' favorite epithet in opposing higher taxes.
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It emerged as a political epithet during the darkest chapters of the French Revolution.
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The staff was scolded with a string of invective ending in a vulgar epithet.
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Bradley said Hernandez used a racial epithet and said, "What's up now?" before firing.
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But, as their epithet implies, these airlines are also unusually dependent on on connecting traffic.
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However, a source close to Bieber told PEOPLE Bieber did not use any racial epithet.
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Most individuals think of the term "sissy" as a macho epithet utilized by schoolyard bullies.
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Online commenters dubbed the letter's authors "fudds"—an epithet for gun owners who favor reforms.
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But the Slants aren't the first Asian American rock band to reclaim a racial epithet.
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Before he shot Booker, he called him a racial epithet, according to CNN affiliate WJAX.
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To this day, the fake news media call Trump every epithet they can conjure up.
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I have been called a "cunt," an epithet so hack it slides off my back.
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The public tends to call them an epithet used for all Muslims in Myanmar: kalar.
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Those factors created a drive toward what Williams calls, with her favorite epithet, "sociable" consumption.
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"I wouldn't characterize this as a scam, but a full on racial epithet," he said.
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Few cities seem to attract such inspired invective; almost every writer has a pet epithet.
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Netflix fired its chief communications officer, Jonathan Friedland, over the use of a racial epithet.
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"Partisan," as an epithet, bemoans this fall from an Eisenhower-era, country-before-party grace.
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It contained a racial epithet and appeared to address the student, a black woman, specifically.
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He seemed an extremely unlikely candidate for that epithet when he took office in 2011.
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These parents have responded to the racial epithet overheard at recess in age-appropriate ways.
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Once, when the adults forgot the epithet, my 4-year-old cousin blurted it out.
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In this engaging, witty and beautifully written book, the epithet, usually attributed to Lenin, never occurs.
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Trump also showed disdain for substance, using an epithet to dismiss policy objections from House conservatives.
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Not that long ago, "Uncle Joe Biden" was a term of endearment rather than an epithet.
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The epithet "wine-dark sea" has often confused readers—did Homer mean red, white, or rosé?
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And every single epithet you could imagine, it was just coming out, just pitching different words.
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It is a juvenile epithet, but it has power because it is both thoughtless and memorable.
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For one, there are often competing views within a group about embracing an originally meanspirited epithet.
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He opposes any fresh influx of migrants, whom he refers to using an American racist epithet.
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This declaration — delivered with a hearty epithet directed at Whiterose — more or less ends the argument.
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Doyle later defended his tweet, using a racial epithet to describe Muslims, and thanked his followers "for proving I can still do PR." (That tweet included the same epithet.) The UK has strict laws on inciting racial hatred online, and some arrests have led to convictions.
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Author Charles Kaiser was ripping Stephen Bannon when he claimed Trump's Chief Strategist uses the racial epithet.
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Despite it being an epithet that isn't technically necessary, the term comes with a degree of humanization.
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A racial epithet, when screamed at another student in a menacing manner is no longer protected expression.
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She did not swear or use a racial epithet, and she did not commit a violent crime.
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In true Carmichael fashion, the discussion proves no one's opinion on the controversial epithet is technically wrong.
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" Even factoring in almost seven decades of epithet inflation, this would seem more injurious than "damned Fascist.
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As for Biden, Trump's "Sleepy Joe" epithet is probably helping the former Vice President than hurting him.
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She reported being called a racial epithet as well as an abusive term for the female anatomy.
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Cockwomble is the epithet of someone who can't even fully understand what it is they're complaining about.
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The epithet concentrates structural criticism in the symptom, not the cause, suggesting a little cleanup will suffice.
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He fumbled his speeches and once used a crude racial epithet to describe an Asian-American reporter.
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The table of contents shows that he has further simplified things by giving each emperor an epithet.
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As he was trying to get them to leave, he said, someone called out a racial epithet.
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And when you win, they will call you the N-word (only he used the full epithet).
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Again, few people would actually proclaim themselves to be "globalists" — this is an epithet used by their critics.
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John Thune also came to Mueller's defense while pushing back on the president's epithet for the whole ordeal.
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There are 290,000 "centipedes" -- their epithet, not mine -- on Reddit's "TheDonald" forum, a message board for Trump's fans.
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It also demonstrates the importance of treating neoliberalism less as an epithet and more as a historical development.
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His skeptical stance on the war opened him to accusations of isolationism, a damaging epithet in the 1940s.
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It's just a made-up epithet, similar to certain people calling any news they don't like 'fake news.
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Mr. McCartney was said to loathe the book, and to enjoy mispronouncing its title as a barnyard epithet.
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For the opposite of nativist populism is not hyper-liberalism but a battle for the epithet of "pragmatist".
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Trevor Williams, the witness who slung an epithet in Naz's direction that night, isn't ready for the stand.
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I would hate for the epithet to be written that they had their chance and they missed it.
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This terrified the Trump campaign, of course, which appears to think that the word "conscience" is an epithet.
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Invariably, like a Homeric epithet, it has become the phrase regularly used to introduce him as a composer.
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Schnatter was forced to resign after reports emerged that he used a racial epithet during a conference call.
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Ms. Middleton was staggered, but the conversation in the room continued without any acknowledgment of the racial epithet.
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It was also a respectful nod to Asian-American activists who had been using the epithet for decades.
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If you attach "The Great" or "The Terrible" to a name, though, what you have is an EPITHET.
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But the epithet has earned the connotation among nations whose flimsy governing institutions are corrupt, arbitrary and incompetent.
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The students were recorded counting down "three, two, one" — and then saying "crack," followed by a racial epithet.
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Now, in Britain as well as America, the racial epithet has mercifully become almost entirely defunct in professional boxing.
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It's what allows him to boil down his attack on his opponent's character to a single epithet: Crooked Hillary.
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Cruz claimed that he did not know what the Nazi symbol or the racial epithet on his backpack meant.
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Andi Zeisler, the founder of Bitch Media, noted that "bitch" is both an epithet and an honorific for Clinton.
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Its fertile basin was the cradle of Chinese civilisation and, in an epithet often given the river, its "sorrow".
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Trump on Monday denied the existence of any tape from "The Apprentice" in which he used the racial epithet.
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In October 19843, Newsweek had run a cover story called "Bush Battles the Wimp Factor," and the epithet stuck.
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She described her shock when she first found out that the tweet had been interpreted as a racial epithet.
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ESPN reported that one of Newcomb's past tweets included a racial epithet that was part of a rap song.
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In speeches, he has also bestowed this epithet upon his proposed border wall and a piece of chocolate cake.
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Along the way they earned the "predatory" epithet, because they were thought to be taking advantage of innocent scientists.
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Samantha Bee apologized on "Full Frontal" on Wednesday for using a severe epithet to describe Ivanka Trump last week.
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Many an unprintable racial epithet, and their effects on these men, gets folded into a cross-fire of chatter.
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Mr. Trump uses it as an epithet to mean immigrant-loving communities that allow alien criminals to roam free.
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In India, Hindu supremacists have adopted the conservative epithet "libtard" to channel righteous fury against liberal and secular élites.
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Per the memo, Friedland first used the racial epithet while holding a PR meeting about the use of sensitive words.
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In others, the question brought out negativity toward President Barack Obama, who one audience member referred to using an epithet.
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And one Welsh paper covered Sainsbury's announcement with an entire paragraph explaining why Millennials deserved that overused precipitation-based epithet.
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Mark Fuhrman, who discovered key evidence at the crime scene but allegedly had a history of using the racist epithet.
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You have Maher and a white Republican senator yucking it up over a racial epithet and the plight of slaves.
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Duterte had previously used the epithet against Pope Francis, although he later apologized, and the U.S. ambassador to the Philippines.
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He has previously used the epithet against Pope Francis, although he later apologized, and the U.S. ambassador to the Philippines.
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Trump often attacks the progressive senator with the racially charged "Pocahontas" epithet, referring to her claims of Native American ancestry.
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Hogan was heard in a leaked 2015 sex tape using a racial epithet to refer to his daughter's then-boyfriend.
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They looked at you as the business guy, and in their terms, that's kind of a curse word, an epithet.
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On Facebook, he misspelled a racial epithet, directing it at the likes of Oprah Winfrey and former President Barack Obama.
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He said he used the epithet because he could think of no other word to express his opinion so clearly.
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He suggested that Professor Kennedy's goal was to "assist white Americans in feeling comfortable" in their use of the epithet.
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Mr. Friedland used the epithet with two black employees who were trying to help him deal with the original case.
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"At Spy, we would tack on the epithet 'survivor' to somebody, as if it was a negative term," he said.
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Samantha Bee, just six weeks removed from apologizing for using a vulgar epithet to describe Ivanka Trump, was also nominated.
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Libyan smugglers call them "burned," a racial epithet sometimes used in the country for people whose skin color is black.
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Quoting from "Instrumental" is tricky, since Rhodes drops an unprintable-in-a-family-newspaper epithet at least once a page.
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Bolt looked anything but invulnerable as he hopped to a halt, shouting an epithet while his rivals continued to accelerate.
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Communities like JTTOTS also skewer male Marines who stand up for "wooks," a derogatory, half-joking epithet for a female Marine.
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When the president arrived, Marriott shouted the epithet as Trump walked into the office of House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis.
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As we reported, Omarosa recorded Trump campaign staffers discussing how to handle a possible recording of him using the racial epithet.
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McLemore loathes Woodstock so much that he christens the entire show with a cruel epithet, and yet he does not leave.
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Then, as if he was sharing a harmless insiders' joke, he whispered about having described me online with a racial epithet.
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The woman was near Broadway and Rector Street when the man used the epithet and attacked her before fleeing, officials said.
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" In the midst of his stump speech, he even coined a Trump-esque epithet for his opponent: "dishonest liberal Joe Manchin.
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At the time, it was Wolfe who laid windy claim to the titular epithet, but history has been kinder to Perkins.
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"Fascism" is a word that gets tossed around pretty loosely these days, usually as an epithet to discredit someone else's politics.
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Schnatter was forced to resign in in 2017 after reports emerged that he used a racial epithet during a conference call.
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But as with other forms of racial or religious animus, one needn't always use an explicit epithet to arouse ugly emotions.
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We diminish ourselves when we dismiss entire nations with an epithet rather than open ourselves to the positive examples they set.
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Second, when a group reclaims an epithet, some confusion may arise about whether the word has become fair game for all.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump made derogatory comments about Mexicans, and as president described some African countries with a vulgar epithet.
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Trump's use of that barnyard epithet in a tweet came after a press conference by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Rep.
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In his first comments Tuesday morning, Mr. Trump used a playground epithet to describe people like the assailant in the bombing.
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Ms. Santelises said that although many teachers struggled with classroom management, the teacher "crossed the line" by using the racial epithet.
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I turned around and saw a weird blocky avatar with its dick out and a racial epithet written across its chest.
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Who would have thought that the establishment's choice, Jeb Bush, could be discredited by so apolitical an epithet as low-energy?
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But Katt says the worker started the altercation by subtly accusing him of being a criminal, and then hurling a racial epithet.
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After arriving at the parking lot of the student apartment complex, they "switched to saying a racial epithet," according to the report.
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President Trump's oft-tweeted "fake news" epithet, for example, has already been adopted by repressive governments such as China, Syria, and Russia.
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Soon it will be chanted at Trump's rallies, painted on posters and deployed as a heckling epithet against the probable Democratic nominee.
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The epithet that subsumes them all, to borrow the title of Nancy Isenberg's formidable and truth-dealing new book, is white trash.
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Kinsley takes pains to distinguish his use of the word "fascist" from that of an all-purpose epithet roughly equivalent to "bum".
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One well-placed epithet like that is like a bracing, toss of cold water in the audience's face, and it says something.
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This enraged Trump, who deployed his "wacky" epithet, and upset Kelly, a retired Marine Corps general whose son was killed in Afghanistan.
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When the judge read the verdict, Mr. Davydov protested, saying the word "deer," an epithet in Russia meaning a very stupid person.
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Takfiri is an epithet that refers to the extremist, anti-Shiite views of the Islamic State and other hard-line Sunni groups.
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As they walked through the parking lot, witnesses heard two of the men switch to shouting a racial epithet, the police said.
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This side of the n-word, "dumb Southerner" is maybe the most impactful epithet you can throw at someone in the South.
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That's why even Trump ally Senator Johnny Isakson of Georgia, said "I resent that" when asked about Trump's use of the epithet.
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Mitchell accepted the invitation, recalling that in his debut performance, an audience member shouted a racial epithet when he took the stage.
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The president claimed that he was "shocked" at the racial epithet, but not too shocked to abandon a desire for Putin's favor.
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Her remarks came under fire by the Japanese-American civil-rights activist Guy Aoki, who criticized her for casually using the epithet.
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"Corruption" is a difficult thing to define, and therefore mostly just winds up being a subjective epithet that sidesteps the deeper problems.
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Two African-American employees got into a heated argument, with one losing her temper and referring to the other with a racist epithet.
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" Describing the May call in his letter, Schnatter acknowledged using the n-word, but not as a racial epithet, "nor would I ever.
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Other applications include an epithet for people of Chinese descent, as well as a swastika symbol, the emblem of the German Nazi party.
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A person tweeting as FunTrendsUSA was appalled that actress and author Alana Stewart found De Niro's epithet to be disrespectful of the president.
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When he was making his first digital footprints in the early 2000s, Sanford was the polar opposite of the epithet-spewing race-baiter.
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At one point, Christian blurts a racial epithet, according to the video from reporter Doug Brown of The Portland Mercury weekly newspaper show.
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Instead, an international panel of meteorologists christens the storms years in advance, abandoning the monikers only if a cyclone's name becomes an epithet.
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Its "use as an epithet" is "not entirely clear," according to the publication, though the word continues to be used in derogatory ways.
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Granted, it is interesting that White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders "can't guarantee" that the president had never used the notorious epithet.
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Kyle has sent a text message to a classmate, Matthew, using an anti-gay epithet as part of what could be a threat.
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"My mother wore her hair long, and he snatched her hair and pulled her back" and called her a racial epithet, Jones said.
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She said her daughters' friend was called a racial epithet by an elderly neighbor who accused the teenager of ruining her flower bed.
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Shmuel and Oz both vividly understand the role of the traitor, an epithet Oz himself has at times been called by political opponents.
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"A new species is given a two-part scientific name — genus name and scientific epithet — following the established system of classification," Mendoza says.
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" Musk's lawyers argued that the epithet "pedo guy" is commonly used in Musk's home country of South Africa to mean "creepy old man.
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He reminded me of the footage of comedian Michael Richards' epithet-laced 2006 set that sparked debate about whether entertainers should use racial slurs.
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"For them to twist that into me using that slur as some sort of epithet is disgusting and says something about them," he said.
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Here's a woman both embracing and being embraced for an epithet -- unhinged, but also: angry, hysterical -- for which women have long been reliably rebuked.
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The couple became temporarily disaffected from the church after the pastor admonished the children about defacing property without mentioning the implications of the epithet.
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The epithet derives from a short story of the early 20th century in which an aristocrat called Zhao humiliates a sort of Chinese Everyman.
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He testified that Papa John's refused to correct stories about a May conference call in which he admitted to using a racially charged epithet.
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A different fan so offended a man in the stands with his use of a racial epithet, that he reported the offender to security.
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But after weeks of dismissing all bad press as fake news, even Spicer seemed unsure what the president's favorite epithet was supposed to mean.
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Hamilton told the paper that Maloney poked him in the chest while saying the epithet and, in response, Hamilton slammed him to the ground.
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Voters have tolerated politicians who "steal but get things done" (an epithet first applied to a populist governor of São Paulo in the 1940s).
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The shooting is being investigated by the FBI as a hate crime, as Bowers allegedly shouted an anti-Semitic epithet upon beginning his attack.
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Now, Morgan, TGI Friday's, and local police are all on the case, hoping to find out who wrote the epithet that invoked Trump's name.
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"Let me be very clear: I never used the 'N' word in that meeting as a racial epithet, nor would I ever," he wrote.
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His contemporaries gave him a nickname meaning cat feces, an especially vulgar epithet in Burmese, said three former military members, including Mr. Win Htein.
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Like when the champion sees a scorecard showing himself down four points and erupts, screaming an epithet at the television to show his displeasure.
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Some in the media (mostly Fox News) used socialism as an epithet against President Barack Obama, thereby giving voters a reason to fear him.
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"Let me just say, one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practices," Ms. Bee added, before making use of the epithet.
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Challenging the presumptions behind the epithet "birdbrain," Ackerman writes about the many bird species that exhibit "technical, social, musical, artistic, spatial, inventive, adaptive" intelligence.
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Like lots of other white men in America, he is grappling with a growing sense that the term white man has become an epithet.
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The trouble is that, from left to right, politics of late has turned against globalization and even converted the word "globalist" into an epithet.
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Some controversies surrounding the movie involved cast or crew missteps: Mortensen used a racial epithet in a Q. and A., then issued an apology.
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