That four-letter word Notably, there's one four letter word Trump hasn't said: Stop.
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Help. A four-letter word that can have a huge impact.
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"A particular four-letter word came to my mind," he said.
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I say 'irony' as to not use another four-letter word.
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Investing in a Four-Letter Word that Starts with "D" 3.
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You might buy gas, but we need a four-letter word.
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" "Work is not a four-letter word, but work is work.
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"Medicaid expansion — that's like a four-letter word [here]," Davis said.
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Same with a certain four-letter-word screamed at exceedingly high volume.
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"'Sale' is a four-letter word to us," the company's website says.
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VCs have avoided solar deals ever since Solyndra became a four-letter word.
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Much of the answer, no doubt, is the usual four-letter word: race.
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" As Ms. Kimmell put it: "Ambition is a four-letter word for women.
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Yes, he actually chose the four-letter word over getting Prince on the track.
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So is a percussive four-letter word he tosses into his semi-rapped verses.
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For extra emphasis, another well-known four-letter word can be appended to it.
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Rather than branding work as a four-letter word, they should do two things.
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Many investors who are just starting out grapple with a four-letter word: debt.
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I would like to believe in the inoffensive nature of this four-letter word.
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Ahead, the media have a new four-letter word for Donald Trump&aposs Republican Party.
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For many professionals, networking is a four-letter word, about as enjoyable as overnight layovers.
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Not many people can put the media world on edge with a four letter word.
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"Nation building is not a four-letter word," she told Ms. Haley at one point.
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I can't imagine life without work, so retirement is a four-letter word for me.
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I cant imagine life without work, so retirement is a four-letter word for me.
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I can't imagine life without work, so retirement is a four-letter word for me.
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Maybe she used a four-letter word, but she could have saved his life that day.
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" In cable news interviews, Conway has accused Democrats of making the wall a "four-letter word.
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"I played obscenity," she told me in an interview in April, avoiding a four-letter word.
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George Martin with Cilla Black in 1968, whose single 'Work Is A Four Letter Word' he produced.
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I like that each phrase ends with a four-letter word, even though that was not intentional.
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Until then, welfare policy was mostly in the hands of liberals and work was a four-letter word.
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NAFTA is a four-letter word in a state that has been devastated by globalization and free trade.
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That's the question Monica Lewinsky used a four-letter word to eloquently muse about on Twitter this week.
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It's a word that has become frighteningly close to no longer being part of the four-letter-word category.
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The "S" in "S-Town" is shorthand for a four-letter word — Mr. McLemore's preferred nickname for his hometown.
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In fact, a search for the four-letter word beginning with "f" on the PTO's database yields 383 relevant records.
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So it's interesting because when you shift that focus to the farming of fish, 'farm' becomes a four-letter-word.
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But I couldn't fathom a four-letter word for this so eventually reached the end of the road at CORD.
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Everything has to be on the table, and compromise must cease being a four-letter word and an excuse for gridlock.
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But the films' politics are served up with appealing, accessible pop-culture aesthetics, sardonic humor and the odd four-letter word.
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Later in the night, he called "Jazz Is a Four-Letter Word," whose title is borrowed from Max Roach's unfinished memoir.
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From "Science is helping kids become math masters": Math is one four-letter word that leaves many teens anxious and sweaty.
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Liberal thought is that work, when it comes to a quid-pro-quo for government largesse, is a four-letter word.
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A four-letter word is dominating tech gadgets this year – and the result is TVs so thin they don't even need speakers.
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Competition is not a four-letter word and America can still compete as a champion, Mr Pottinger said at the Chinese embassy.
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" She was known to ask her classes, "What is a four-letter word that ends with a k and means sexual intercourse?
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Cruz took aim at his opponent in an ad that featured O'Rourke using the four-letter word five times on the campaign trail.
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Here are seven tips for millennials to help them efficiently establish credit and remove the fear associated with the four-letter word: debt.
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At 1A, we have the clue "Zip," and we're looking for a four-letter word that could be a synonym for the clue.
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There is no four-letter word I can think of that describes the physical act of stirring, so let's try a noun answer.
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But it doesn't; it refers to the type of "Bull" that is typically followed by a four-letter word that cannot be printed here.
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Below, what Swift has said about that four-letter word, from what it's like to fall in love to how she makes relationships work.
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PARELES Mariah Carey becomes an angry ghost on "GTFO," which does not abbreviate the four-letter word in the title when she sings it.
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The entire issue is dedicated to one day in New York, May 19, as seen through the lens of one four-letter word: love.
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It turned out, however, to be extremely vulnerable to someone like Trump, for whom everything is partisan and expertise is a four-letter word.
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The "epidemic" of e-cigarette use among America's teenagers, as the FDA recently referred to it, is associated with a four-letter word: Juul.
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Beyond quickly became Brex, a name in which Dubugras recently told TechCrunch was chosen because it was one of few four-letter word domains available.
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With the application of work requirements for Medicaid recipients recently announced, no longer does our federal government proclaim work to be a four letter word.
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But the difficult part is not saying the word love, instead it is understanding the true meaning and complexity of this simple four letter word.
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Often, it's difficult for consumers to tell whether BOGO is fair or deceptive, and often their judgment is clouded by one four-letter word: free.
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"You can still put people on the Federal Reserve board who don't think that "no" is a four-letter word, who can actually dissent," Booth said.
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"ObamaCare is a four letter word in the Republican primary in South Carolina," said Richard Quinn, a longtime Republican strategist in South Carolina who supported Sen.
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"Trading has been a virtual four-letter word at Exxon," said Ehud Ronn, a University of Texas finance professor who studies energy and financial risk management.
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Pivoting to his opponent, Mr. DiSanto comes right out with it, saying, "He's spreading a lot of —" before going to a bleeped-out, four-letter word.
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"I think — not 'I think' — I know one of Zoë's major superpowers is that she's funny as hell," Woodley said, using a different four-letter word.
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Fred P. HochbergMiami BeachThe writer is the author of "Trade Is Not a Four-Letter Word" and a former chairman of the United States Export-Import Bank.
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Trump is already catching heat from his own base, with complaints that his new concessions on immigration amount to a four-letter word in conservative circles: amnesty.
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I think I was re-reminded that the mechanics of the universe — as hard as it is for us to say this four-letter word — is love.
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Lena Dunham knows firsthand that sometimes love fades, so it is only fitting that her newest body ink of the four-letter word will also fade over time.
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If he pressures you to do something you don't want to do, use a four-letter word, stand up on your two legs and walk out his door.
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Worse, HIPAA is a "four-letter word that medical people often use when they don't want to do anything," according to Cohen, a professor of law at Harvard University.
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American soccer fans disillusioned by their country's failure to qualify for next summer's FIFA World Cup may soon be shouting a new four-letter word at their TV screens.
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The state of the oil market these days can be summed up in a four-letter word—no, not one of those salty terms, but a powerful, unoffending term: glut.
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" She suggested, "If he pressures you to do something you don't want to do, use a four-letter word, stand up on your two legs, and walk out his door.
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In my submitted grid, each four-letter word had an additional bracketed clue, such as for my clue for 5 Down: Lots [6/11], the answer of which is MANY.
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In recent weeks, O'Rourke has employed the four-letter-word in the context of discussing gun violence after two deadly mass shootings took place in El Paso and Odessa, Texas.
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She writes that "LOVE" began in late 1964 as a more explicit four-letter word — beginning with F, and with a second letter, a U, intriguingly tilted to the right.
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" As soon as I'd run through all of her various weapons and accessories in search of a four-letter word, I channeled the e-commerce site and thought of "book.
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"The bottom line: Truth is a four-letter word," someone says in the season premiere (Wednesday, June 28, on TV Land) before debating the harm — or not — of alternative facts.
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But Gurley's friends and colleagues will tell you that he spent much of 2017 glued to his phone, losing sleep and eating poorly, obsessing over a single four-letter word: Uber.
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His control over the volume of his voice is precise, and his jazzlike sense of rhythm when it comes to punctuating a barb with a certain four-letter word remains masterly.
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First there's the anger: Rioters pelted the Olympic torch relay with rocks as it approached Rio de Janeiro, while bumper stickers have rearranged the Olympic rings into a four-letter word.
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"For us, in the United States, competition is not a four-letter word," the senior official, Matt Pottinger, who deals with China on the National Security Council, said in his remarks.
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"He'd basically look at me and say, 'I think that proposal is four-letter-word nuts,'" said Leon E. Panetta, who as defense secretary made Mr. Kelly his chief military aide.
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Game 4 is Monday night in Philadelphia, a city where confetti has become a four-letter word and where the Celtics could clinch a second straight berth in the conference finals.
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"Damn the people who say that Michael was just being greedy, that he should just shut up and play," he said, though actually beginning with a more vigorous four-letter word.
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And Mr. Dacre — whose fondness for a certain four-letter word for a female body part led colleagues to refer to his meetings as "the vagina monologues" — has not gone quietly.
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I sat there for hours trying every nice word I could think of until I finally landed on a four-letter word username that others hadn't taken yet: Leit, as in leitmotif.
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Imagine how strong we will be when our government has the strength to fight for freedom but the intelligence to know that the strongest four-letter word is not hate, but love.
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But unlike many of their rigid partisan colleagues, they take their responsibilities as members of Congress seriously and understand that compromise is not a four-letter word — that it's needed to govern.
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Ritualistic pronouncements of deliciousness abound, often punctuated with a certain four-letter word, and the occasional non-culinary star — Aziz Ansari, Jimmy Kimmel — drops by to both lend and borrow celebrity wattage.
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In his speech kicking off a push for tax reform on Wednesday, President Trump repeatedly used a four-letter word that has been stunningly absent from American politics in recent years: Jobs.
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Whether it's used in reference to the spendthrift Congressional committees or simply to describe the expenditure of taxpayer funds, it might as well be a four-letter word in the limited-government movement.
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There is dialogue about sex, blowjobs, and digital nude selfies – all of which should raise more alarm than a four-letter word – and all of which, again, teens already hear and talk about.
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But last week she was forced to backpedal after using a vulgar four-letter word to refer to Ivanka Trump; the incident has been at the center of countless debates and think pieces.
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As Mr. Sandler's character attempts to escape in a cab, Julia throws herself in front of the moving vehicle, twice, before giving up the chase with a defeated, and elongated, four-letter word.
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Although he doesn't hesitate to say he likes her — "Oh, I do," he eagerly assures the women — he makes it clear he isn't quite ready to say the magic four-letter word to her.
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If you can get IPHONES for 10D ("Products featuring Siri"), and you know that you have a four-letter word beginning with "I," it's easy enough to extrapolate that the answer must be IKEA.
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If someone under supervised release reads an article referring to "food porn" or sends an email complaining about his boss using a certain four-letter word, Mr. Kelly says he will receive a notification.
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" Not surprisingly, Lundquist's take on the use, overuse and abuse of social media by today's young athletes was cause for a cautionary warning: "There used to be a four-letter word that begins with 'F.
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AOL CEO Tim Armstrong acknowledged the strange new branding on Twitter earlier today after word leaked out that the four-letter word was set to become the love child of the forthcoming AOL -Yahoo merger.
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She told the Conservative party conference that she would "back business" afer former foreign minister and prominent Brexiteer Boris Johnson reportedly used a different four-letter word to express his disdain for businesses' interventions on Brexit.
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Normally this is where we we'd put a quote in the story, but after saying Blake would win the battle, Rawlings proceeds to eviscerate Ross with every four letter word and insult we can think of.
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Below his smiling face, the letters that make up the company's name were displayed in their typical typography, but they had been transposed to suggest a four-letter word that is associated with profanity, not poultry.
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"Incrementalism is not a four-letter word," said Ron Pollack, the chairman emeritus of Families USA, a group that pushed hard for the Affordable Care Act, who outlined his views in a recent essay on Vox.com.
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" Hoagland believes that to actually move forward on any of his key legislative promises, Trump is going to have to learn "that compromise is not a four-letter word [but] a necessary ingredient for a democratic process.
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There's been some speculation that Taylor wrote "The Lucky One" about folk goddess Joni Mitchell or '80s pop singer Kim Wilde — the melody directly samples Wilde's song "Four Letter Word" — and Taylor will never reveal her sources.
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While feminists are gradually claiming historically masculine profanities to tell our own stories, it's still unlikely that Hillary Clinton or Fiorina would get the same response as male candidates if they were to drop a four-letter word.
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New Jersey is the ether of a laid-off worker trying to find his place, of an immigrant who escaped family dysfunction and political violence, and of a teen who thinks Jersey is a four-letter word, too.
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Jericho's intensity from the build-up played well here, his indignation apparent from the outset as he shoved respected official Red Shoes, locked his son in a Lion Tamer, and used a four-letter word gratuitously in all directions.
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Hopefully, if we can put hope into this conversation, despite it being a four-letter word, these pension funds will reduce their investments in long-only pension funds and go to very low-cost exposure to the stock market.
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When the pushback got more colorful, and a former Mexican leader used a four-letter word to make clear that his country would not pay for the wall, Trump shot back that any opposition would be met with consequences.
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And stuff like this relatively needless argument over a four-letter word, resulting in the underdogs being put in their place courtesy of the sheer financial impossibility of fighting their corner, inevitably absolutely sours expectations and opinions prior to properly playing the thing.
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The first in a promised monthly series called Hamildrops is "Benjamin Franklin's Song" — not hip-hop, but a jolly folk-rock collaboration with the Decemberists that sets out Franklin's accomplishments, hedonism and contentiousness and drops a four-letter word in the chorus.
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While candidates on the left and the right use the new four-letter word "rigged" and call for election observers, we need to understand that elections officials work hard to make sure the charges of people voting multiple times and other illegal activity doesn't occur.
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"These companies have never really had to worry about security because they've never really had anything with networking," said Cardozo, discussing the risks posed by the rise of the Internet of Things (or "the Internet of some other four letter word", as he put it).
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Katie Gibbons from Buffalo, N.Y., credits family food choices with making her more open-minded: My parents were both raised in lower middle class households with Northern European lineages; essentially, meat and potatoes were their way of life and seasoning was a four-letter-word.
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" Featured on a cable news channel near you, on an hourly basis: What to do about FISA, that acronym 85033 percent of Americans had never heard of a couple of years ago but now is the new four-letter word that starts with "F.
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The problem was named after an incident in 1996 in which AOL's profanity filter prevented residents of the town of Scunthorpe in the UK from creating accounts, because the town's name contains a four-letter word that I don't think I'm allowed to say.
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Valuation's a four-letter word for tech-stock investorsTechnology companies have been a driving force behind the U.S. stock market's recent record rally, and despite mounting evidence of stretched valuations the sector remains a top pick for investors expecting a wave of capital expenditures by U.S. corporations.
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It is a four-letter word aptly ending with the letter K, which has been extremely handy when affixed to music, poetry, fashion, art, politics, dance and media; probably there will be punk fitness, philosophy, economics, sports, cooking and things we don't yet have names for.
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" Rather than working on his master's thesis, Peretti decided to see what words the system would allow him to put under the Nike swoosh: "I first tried a four letter word and it rejected it, and so I was trying to figure out how the system worked.
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America's terrorist organization isn't a four-letter word, it's only three ... as in the NRA, according to Public Enemy's Chuck D. Chuck's outrage was obvious when we asked how he was feeling about the mass shooting in Las Vegas -- and he's laying blame squarely at President Trump's feet.
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Johnson, who on Tuesday reaffirmed his determination to take Britain out of the European Union on Oct 20173, is seeking to build up a war chest for his campaign and rebuild ties with executives, which were strained last year by his expletive four-letter-word attack on business.
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" On one hand, the Eastern European countries, some of which were now led by heroic former dissidents, wanted very much to join the military alliance; on the other, the Russians warned Talbott — "with a mirthless smile," as he later recalled — that NATO was to them a "four-letter word.
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I knew in my first few years of America in the 1980s that we were hated, every time someone asked me where I was from (this was the era of "Nuke Iran" bumper stickers, and I now own a button from that time period that features a different four-letter word before the country where I was born).
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" She made her announcement right before performing her song "Four Letter Word," off her most recent album R.O.S.E., and she noted that that was no coincidence: "I wanted to write this song for myself in my moment of pain and sadness, but also to give myself joy, to give other people something that they can listen to in that moment when it gets really hard.
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I really, really don't think that's going to happen either, for numerous reasons, some of which I can't believe I actually have to spell out to Bitcoin true believers, such as: Bitcoin is deflationary and a little inflation is actually not a bad thing; fiat may technically be a four-letter word but only libertarians think it's an obscenity, and fiat currencies are not "backed by nothing," they're backed by the strength of the economies they denominate; governments are extremely powerful entities who get to dictate much of the future within their borders; most people don't actually want to use Bitcoin, and there's no real reason for them to start; credit and cryptocurrencies are, as noted bear and former blockchain COO Preston Byrne points out, currently a very bad and dangerous combination, and will never be the best of bedfellows; etc etc etc.
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