With a visual gag, and particularly a visual effects gag, you may not know if that gag is funny.
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A gag order is broken The trial began with a broken gag order.
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When the government wants to gag you, the government should have to justify that gag order.
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"If you have a gag reflex, you could limit the depth [of the penis] before it hits your gag reflex," Play says.
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Jackson's use of gag orders has drawn the attention of legal experts, who see the gag order concept as increasingly on its last legs.
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Gaga over gag order The judge presiding over the Amber Guyger murder trial had a strong reaction to the violation of a gag order.
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The NGO PAI estimated that the extended gag rule would affect about 15 times more US funding than the gag rule had in the past.
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Hal, a GAG member, recalls how it felt to march as a Human Being at a GAG protest of the NRA in Washington, DC this August.
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Facebook is not alone in challenging gag orders: Microsoft has challenged the constitutionality of the government's practice of seeking gag orders, saying it receives thousands annually.
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Gag order Jackson also placed a gag order on Stone and attorneys involved in his criminal case, though Stone's ability to speak publicly isn't completely restricted.
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It's like the producers were trying to get us to gag each and every week and they made us gag so much that we all finally vomited.
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"The global gag rule has been associated with an increase in unsafe abortions and we expect that Trump's global gag rule will cost women their lives," she said.
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Related: The Simpsons' Couch Gag: Now in Virtual Reality Remastering Goes Wrong in These Trippy 'Seinfeld' and 'The Simpsons' Remixes This 80s Explosion Is the Simpsons' Latest Couch Gag
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The judge, who has not made up her mind about a gag order, asked prosecutors and Stone's defense lawyers to submit briefs on a possible gag order by Feb. 8.
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" Shortly after North Carolina's ag-gag law came into effect at the start of the year, The New York Times editorial board wrote an op-ed about why ag-gag laws are dangerous to the First Amendment, saying the "secrecy promoted by ag-gag laws should have no place in American society.
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For the label, Kopytov worked with design firm Dorogobogato, who—riffing on the pastry's round shape—turned pryanik into a ball gag and drew that ball gag in a woman's mouth.
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She choked to death on a "large plastic gag" and died over a period of minutes after the gag, which obstructed her breathing, was placed into her mouth, according the report.
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" - Jackie, 231 "Owned Common Sense by Glenn Beck. Gag.
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The gag wears thin as the body count rises There are plenty of crime movies about comically incompetent bunglers, but the gag starts to wear thin if there's a body count, involved.
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In the House, Adams used various tactics to foil the gag on the freedom to petition, at one point quickly reading an abolitionist petition before the gag rule could be imposed on him.
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Opponents of the policy dubbed this the "domestic gag rule," as it mirrored a separate "global gag rule" that banned international family planning clinics receiving American aid money from performing or discussing abortion.
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And there's a very good running gag involving Sigourney Weaver.
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Israel had previously maintained a gag order on the case.
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In 1993, President Bill Clinton rescinded the global gag rule.
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An expanded global gag rule will dramatically worsen these statistics.
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For the administration, the gag rule's primary purpose appears clear.
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Other details of the investigation remain under a gag order.
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But the gag is: Dinah actually isn't the voodoo queen.
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He personally asked for this gag order to be lifted.
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It's been her big promo gag lately for the song.
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I chase a shot with water and gag a little.
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He supports an injunction against Trump's Title X gag rule.
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A judge has issued a gag order in the case.
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One of my proudest moments as a cartoon gag writer.
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Because you cannot gag the nominee of the Republican Party.
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The majority of those gag orders contained no time limit.
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Whether it's Finding Dory's oddball running gag in which the
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She believes they should be released from the gag order.
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There is still a gag order regarding the soldier's identity.
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It may seem like a Beerfest gag, but it isn't.
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"Symphony No. 42" wasn't meant to be a gag film.
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Why is he talking about implementing a national gag rule?
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Jackson strengthened the gag order on Stone at that Feb.
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It's very much a cartoon gag that's constantly annoying you.
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But the impact of the gag order may be limited.
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We didn't realize how newsworthy this small gag would be.
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The judge has imposed a gag order in the case.
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It really was Orlando that got me started in GAG.
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I still gag at the sight of a Fig Newton.
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CROWE I'm not sure the door gag was even written.
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The gag order was lifted only a few weeks ago.
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The bans on gag clauses passed overwhelmingly with bipartisan support.
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It's a gag that continues to fit like a glove.
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Additional details of the investigation are under a gag order.
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I won't spoil the gag, but it earns its ovation.
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Pompeo's support of the "Global Gag Rule" is particularly troubling.
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They amount to little more than an effective running gag.
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"This isn't just about the domestic gag rule," Hasstedt said.
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"My counsel is to gag and vote for it anyway."
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There is no punchline too silly or gag too absurd.
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In North Dakota, a new law explicitly bans gag orders.
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But that's not what the gag rule does at all.
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We have our own gag rule, in its own way.
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Her attorney has declined further comment, citing a gag order.
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There's a gag detailing a Nazi captain's garish uniform designs.
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There is a running gag about his close friendship with
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Her parties — this was a running gag — were always dull.
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RELATED: Judge puts gag order on Roger Stone and attorneys
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Trump's global gag rule will only exacerbate this unnecessary tragedy.
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Gag recording pretty much just comes down to captain Trips.
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This is the first animated Peanuts special to include the iconic football-snatching gag from the comic strip, and both the special and the gag have remained cultural touchstones since their debuts 50 years ago.
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The CFTC statement said that the gag provision did not bar comments by individual commissioners and that the CFTC did not expect to include similar gag clauses in future consent agreements except in rare instances.
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Still, I would watch an entire series based on this gag.
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"GET READY FOR THE ALL TIME GAG!!!!!" he wrote on Instagram.
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This was apparently somewhat of a running gag with the brothers.
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Kruzah the horse is breathing new life into this old gag.
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He then put a ball gag in her mouth, Brown said.
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"It's funky," Woo admitted, watching me gag and frantically swallow water.
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It was an illustration of Eric Schmidt with a ball gag.
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"Not a particularly strong gag but there you go," Fields added.
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A gag order prevents Herbert from speaking about his legal strategy.
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It's not that you need or want a sugar daddy (gag).
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While I can see that, it was a great visual gag.
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The visual gag came a few bars after the song's twist.
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Twitter found the gag to be both hilarious and utterly horrifying.
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Honestly, the gag reel is just as iconic as the movie.
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"The Ocho" was seen as a funny gag on ESPN's future.
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Jackson's light gag order soon proved insufficient to hold Stone's tongue.
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PERINO: I cannot drink tequila at all, because I&aposll gag.
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It's a perfect visual gag from directors Joe and Anthony Russo.
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Stone was given a partial gag order by Jackson on Feb.
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The Celebrity Jeopardy sketches may be the show's finest running gag.
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And the Steve Bannon autofellatio gag was last month's news cycle.
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Fitzgerald called the filing "borderline unethical" in issuing his gag order.
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The Simpsons couch gag has introduced the show for 27 seasons.
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Like the gag rule, none of this comes as a surprise.
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Even Tom Cruise's official Twitter account is in on the gag.
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Leitch said that gag was one the star came up with.
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Fox News first reported the President wanted the gag order lifted.
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Every time I have to sing it I want to gag.
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In 1984, eleven years later, along came Reagan's global gag rule.
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Half of the demands Facebook received were accompanied by gag orders.
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There's also a ball-shaving gag in there, for nostalgia's sake.
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If this seems like a bit or a gag, it's not.
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He also gave similar gag orders to the USDA and HHS.
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" There is a "why am I watching this" analingus sight "gag.
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"This was effectively a gag order by the White House," Rep.
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It was a great gag to sell tickets, I must say.
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There's a running gag about it being a bit too late.
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"Nondisclosure agreements are essentially gag orders -- plain and simple," Grassley said.
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Some employees viewed this as the equivalent of a gag order.
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" Pringle told NBC News the ad is a "fun Christmas gag.
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And the road-movie setup serves as its own running gag.
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Make no mistake about it: The global gag rule costs lives.
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Other details of the investigation remained under gag order until Tuesday.
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Why, then, do we gag at the thought of eating insects?
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Stone's lawyers claim the book doesn't violate the gag order whatsoever.
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Day 4: Reinstated The Global Gag Rule In his first week leading the country, President Trump signed an executive order reinstating the Reagan-era global gag rule that prohibits federal funding for international organizations offering abortions.
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She claims that it's deeply hypocritical that Planned Parenthood, "would attempt to enforce a gag order on its immediate past President/CEO while fighting the Trump administration's gag rule on Title X providers," according to the NYT.
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Salem's sight gag is powerful because it is far from a joke.
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We've seen the rise recently of some particularly malicious ag-gag laws.
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This is the second clip of the Infinity War gag reel released.
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I've seen a lot of courts questioning these blanket indefinite gag orders.
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In Idaho, violating the ag-gag law could result in jail time.
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You don't want a gag after an emotional point in the story.
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The gag order is sealed, as is most information about the case.
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United Nations ambassador and Republican Nikki Haley wasn't into the gag, though.
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Jordan can't even hold back his laughter when he sees the gag.
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Living or dead, the gag implies, our pastimes are meaningless either way.
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This is unusual for a gag order like this to be lifted.
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This visual gag isn't just an easter egg or ancestor worship, though.
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As the credits roll, a gag reel plays, featuring several humorous outtakes.
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The Gifts These days, the royals often limit themselves to gag gifts.
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In criminal cases, Facebook is often subject to a legal gag order.
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Until then, get your fix of funny with the gag reel above.
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Best Poop Gag: Peter digging through poop with chopsticks for no reason.
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Perry also posted a photo of her secret bag of gag gifts.
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If that activates your gag reflex, maybe skip the next few paragraphs.
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What progress has GAG seen since it was founded two months ago?
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No frame is wanting of a gag, every setup is paid off.
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While I found it mushy, I didn't gag they way he did.
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Barack Obama lifted the gag rule in 2009 when he took office.
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I especially love the reoccurring gag of the elephant painting for help.
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Rating: 6th man to attempt this gag on this particular day, maybe.
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But the gag is, I like them overweight, bipolar, insecure, and insufferable.
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A court has placed a gag order on details of the investigation.
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The company was also put under a gag order for a year.
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Advertising Some called it a gag rule impinging on freedom of speech.
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Let us be clear – these "gag rules" are not about protecting patients.
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It's worth noting that some babies will gag more easily than others.
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But the global gag rule goes even further than the Helms Amendment.
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Congressional Democrats have been vocal in their opposition to a gag rule.
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Here at Insider Picks, we like a gag with some hang time.
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I finally find a beer that doesn't make me want to gag.
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Balenciaga's location on the Upper East Side is part of the gag.
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They'll still, according to Mitch McConnell, have to "gag" to pass it.
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Often, companies like Google or Facebook will be under a gag order.
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Like we say "congratumalations" instead of "congratulations," as a recurring gag. Why?
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Friedrich has imposed a gag order on both sides in the case.
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"Gag and vote for it," he said at a Tuesday news conference.
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But to most climbers, nothing is quicker to trigger the gag reflex.
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"I felt like I was the gag, I've been duped!" she laughed.
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Watch the Season 3 GAG REEL from NBC's "The Good Place": 33D.
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I would reverse the global and domestic gag rules through executive action.
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That sort of gag order is not only unjust — it is unconstitutional.
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The gag is — that doesn't even scratch the surface of Palmer's projects.
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And I think the markets began to gag on these low rates.
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The store's workers laughed when he broke the gag, Lourdes Rodriguez said.
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Cato's suit is not the first attack on the SEC's gag rule.
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The domestic gag rule has exacerbated an already challenging contraceptive access landscape.
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Gag order in Manafort case Jackson has been down this road before.
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Manafort's lawyer also pushed back against the stipulations of the gag order.
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The only way to be free from this gag order is resign.
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By boosting Roberts's profile, the event has become more than a gag.
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Certain segments of the Republican Party might welcome that gag order, too.
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The situation revealed the potential imbalance of gag orders, several lawyers argued.
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The gag gift was before Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got married.
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More than 40 ag-gag laws have been proposed in 24 states.
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But Mueller's prosecutors didn't directly accuse Stone of violating the gag order.
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But the segments featuring Billy Wayne rarely move beyond that basic gag.
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The domestic gag rule will only make an already compromised situation worse.
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It was awkwardly charming at first, but quickly became a tired gag.
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But these questions, at least, let their audience in on the gag.
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Still, many EPA staff interpreted the memo as an effective "gag" order.
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While Gallagher's lawyers agreed to Rosenbloom's blanket gag order, Sullivan never did.
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Gag orders Speaking of which, one could hardly discuss the PBMs without mentioning the ugly practice of using gag orders on pharmacies and other potential whistle-blowers to keep their unwitting customers in the dark about ripoff copays.
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The global gag rule, also called the Mexico City policy, has been reinstated by every Republican president since Ronald Reagan established it in 1984, but a domestic gag rule was only in effect for one month, in 1992.
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Trump&aposs Global Gag Rule Is Already Closing Clinics WorldwideDonald Trump's reinstatement of the anti-abortion global gag rule, which bars non-governmental…Read more ReadBut because of these constant changes in the implementation of the gag rule, it was possible for the authors of the current study, published in the Lancet Thursday, to track how they affected women's overall access to reproductive health care services.
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Gag order concerns Stone and his attorneys clearly worried about the re-release of his book in the hours and days after Jackson put him under the strict gag order, according to emails they showed the court on Monday.
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To many young people, credit cards are like a "pull my finger" gag.
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And not just a gag-inducing profile in a magazine like Popular Mechanics.
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Z. orders a mixed drink with some dark liquor that makes me gag.
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This season contains a running gag about the bottomless pit of Netflix programming.
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For me, the central image of this episode is that red Handmaid's gag.
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Earlier on Friday, a federal judge placed a gag order on Stone's case.
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According to Bowman, she was strong-armed into signing a gag order afterward.
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If I could just tell him as a gag, I'd negate his ridicule.
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Microsoft has sued the Justice Department over gag orders attached to search warrants.
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The gag is, we were saddled with having to find another coffee shop.
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The first opportunity to gag a victim can arise when employment is offered.
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They have a lot of entertaining gag gifts to keep you busy, too.
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But there's another hidden layer of meaning to be found with this gag.
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Whatever you do, don't give a vibrator as a "gag gift," Rodriguez says.
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More information was not available because the court has imposed a gag order.
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"The gag" is that hidden truth that reaffirms your status as the scammer.
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Sometimes the game lasted only seconds before Violet began to cry and gag.
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Meanwhile, Gillibrand and O'Rourke say they would reverse the Trump Administration's gag rule.
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National anthem standoffs are somewhat of a recurring gag in Major League Baseball.
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He would also repeal the Trump administration's gag rule on Title X. Sen.
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It's doubtful airport security will find the gag as amusing as you do.
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The rules changed this year: no more gag gifts and only useful items.
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It was meant as an April Fool's Day joke, but the gag backfired.
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In addition, the star's thigh was missing a gag-inducing chunk of flesh.
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The tech giant also said it's not under any sort of gag order.
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Such is the delicate balance of Stone's pre-trial, post-gag order life.
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Best True Crime Gag: The intense examination of Chloe and Trevor's conflicting memories.
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Best Poop Gag: The sympathy vomit after Mr. Fernandez bites into cat poop.
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Best True Grime Gag: Hot Janitor living off the grid by growing mushrooms.
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The punishment seems appropriate to the misconduct in violating her earlier gag order.
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Reuters published news of the conviction only after the gag order was lifted.
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We had the Torture Memos and the continuation of the global gag rule.
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Why did you decided to own "That's the gag" as your catch phrase?
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It was a visual gag in an early 2012 music video from LMFAO.
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It was full of gag items, including a framed homage to Vladimir Putin.
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Fighting back a gag, Jia extended her arm through a curtain of coils.
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A gag order prevents disclosure of details of the security threat, it said.
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"We're not asking that there never be a gag order," Grosse told TechCrunch.
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Mueller took no position on whether Stone's post had violated the gag order.
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Dinosaurs piloting rocket ships is a running gag in Bill Watterson's Calvin & Hobbes.
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Now before you go gag and spit up your coffee, let's check ourselves.
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Despite the gag on the researchers, discussion about the vulnerabilities began to leak.
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The programme is more of a gag show than one on thoughtful redesign.
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Finally, the grocery store responded and actually played along with Collison's funeral gag.
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That changed only after a legal challenge lifted part of the gag order.
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There's a good gag a minute, maybe more, in this 90-minute show.
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Jackson also placed a gag order on the attorneys involved in the case.
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"I support banning pharmacy gag orders," Bishop told the newspaper in an email.
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The gag rule isn't the only US policy that has this overall effect.
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But if you look at the gag in context, you'll notice something else.
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Stacey and Beth settle out of court and submit to a gag order.
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READ: 6 states are rejecting federal money because of Trump's abortion 'gag rule.
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The rather obvious gag is likely to fall flat from an American perspective.
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Under previous Republican administrations, the gag rule only applied to family planning funding.
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Some members of Congress are trying to fight the global gag rule. Sen.
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Gag orders, also known as suppression orders, are supposed to work that way.
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It was a gag, but here's the thing: I'm basically from the internet.
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Read more: Clinics are facing an impossible choice because of Trump's 'gag rule.
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Or you can just lean into the gag and use JIZZ at will.
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" • Food servers vying to be fame-adjacent are a running gag on "Atlanta.
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Sometimes it is willfully angled or distorted for the sake of a gag.
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Because of gag orders, Apple has not given any such data for 2019.
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Many of the so-called "instant gag performances" were basically done via puppeteering.
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Collins unveiled the bill going after gag clauses on Thursday along with Sens.
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Manafort's spokesperson declined to comment to NBC, citing a court mandated gag order.
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The Gag Rule's opponents finally mustered the votes to repeal it in 1844.
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I used the gag as an icebreaker for the rest of the night.
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The flamboyant political operative has been under a gag order in recent months.
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Susan Collins, addresses banning the practice of gag orders on a federal level.
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The New Yorker's standard italicized gag captions were seldom printed beneath her drawings.
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It's been a running gag in the 2016 presidential campaign that Texas Sen.
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Honestly, I couldn't even get through one of them without wanting to gag.
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Go deeper: Prosecutors accuse Stone of violating gag order with social media posts
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Supporters wondered whether she and her fellow dancers were under a gag order.
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Animal activist groups have filed suit against several states with ag-gag laws.
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Litigation is in progress on ag-gag laws in Kansas and North Carolina.
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But no matter how many times you watch it, the gag still kills.
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In Manafort's case, the gag order Jackson imposed faced a particular, unusual challenge: The defendant was also facing trial on related charges in nearby Alexandria, Va. The judge in that case, T.S. Ellis III, did not enter a gag order.
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The secrecy promoted by ag-gag laws should have no place in American society.
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Authorities have not released the assailant's name due to an Israeli-issued gag order.
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"The gag is...I had to cut off all my hair today," she wrote.
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Ever get stuck for that perfect gag-line on a photo of your friends?
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The judge has imposed a gag order on all parties to the custody battle.
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There is no real meaning to that gag because it doesn't actually do anything.
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The Trump-Pence administration ignored this law and pushed the gag rule forward anyway.
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A gag order was imposed on the case and there were no further details.
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He tells Motherboard he had to sign another gag order to get the server.
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Trump reinstated the gag rule on his fourth day in office in January 2017.
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It works well and can even be used as a sort of spy gag.
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"Musk never consented to and would not consent to such a sweeping gag order."
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The company announced in a blog post that the gag order has been lifted.
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The letter lifting each so-called "gag order" is also included in the post.
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No wonder this practice is an effective gag for many would-be whistle-blowers.
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Similarly, ag-gag statutes in Idaho and Iowa previously were found to be unconstitutional.
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She even let Trump tell a good gag at her expense about Abraham Lincoln.
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A gag involving the eating of raw onions isn't so much running as limping.
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There is a very specific pattern to the shut downs and the gag orders.
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Settlements with gag-clauses make it yet harder to give a jury more context.
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Tens of thousands of NSLs are issued annually, and some gag orders last indefinitely.
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And it was also just the visual gag of a fucking great pink suit.
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I support legislation that will remove gag clauses and urge the Senate to act.
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Best True Crime Gag: Peter Maldonado and Sam Ecklund appearing on The Daily Show.
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Because, at the very least, it's the perfect opening for a good fingering gag.
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You don't have to be a meathead to produce gag-inducing flatulence, of course.
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"I am not running for governor as a stunt, or a gag," he wrote.
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The announcement came after Microsoft sued the DOJ over the gag orders in 2016.
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Immediately sell it on after realising the short-lived gag wasn't worth it. Why?
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Waka's a known anti-Trump guy, but still ... what happens next is gag worthy.
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"Family Guy" even used a Trump gag in its Emmy campaign earlier this year.
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So nasty I began to gag while I swooshed the smoke in my mouth.
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What kind of a finale doesn't hearken back to the show's greatest ongoing gag?
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He wants the judge to find Jennifer in contempt for violating the gag order.
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What happened: Trump reinstated the so-called Global Gag Rule with a presidential memorandum.
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He filed a defamation suit last month and requested a gag order on Nanda.
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The majority of Republicans in this country oppose policies like Trump's global gag rule.
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That's not a product, that's a gag in a New Yorker comic about millennials.
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They condemn Mr Thiel for abandoning his libertarian principles and trying to gag Gawker.
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The global gag rule already denies US-funded organizations from participating in those coalitions.
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He wasn't the only winner to throw in a spontaneous reference to the gag.
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The gag turned the Oscars into a shared competition instead of a shared complaint.
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When they remove his gag, he delivers a speech that they find irresistibly compelling.
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And the more they practice, the more the gag reflex will move further back.
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The gag order forbids reporting of any negotiations between Harow and police and prosecutors.
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Why are Glenn Beck and friends doing a sight gag on a radio show?
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The way GAG is planning to do that is to continue the direct actions.
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Unfortunately, the unnamed video editor's bosses at Q13 weren't exactly thrilled with the gag.
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Even Friends had a gag about Monica mistakenly thinking Chandler was into shark porn.
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I finally got an actual gag after all this time because I'm very noisy.
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Although this research is both important and gag-inducing, it shouldn't really incite panic.
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Death Wish Coffee Co. Coffee, $19.99We only hope they'll get this is a gag.
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From left to right, there&aposs Sour Ice, Lick My Glit, and Gag Me.
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It finds a safe place in every gag, jest, and pun that audiences hear.
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Mr. Carmody, Ms. Gardner and her lawyers declined to comment, citing the gag order.
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The gag order, a previously court filing said, contributed to some of the redactions.
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It was mainly used on pretty random complaints, but the gag ran for years.
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Then there was this viral gag, which reconfigured the lyrics themselves to hilarious effect.
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Through a classmate, he found work after graduation as an apprentice radio gag writer.
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I called Ricky for ideas for a gag or effect one could do outside.
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Once, though, a script included a quick gag with an electric eel tasing someone.
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On Technology Apple opened a routine product-launch event last month with a gag.
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Mr. Groves produces a gag tape measure that says the fish is 25 inches.
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For a dominatrix, she did not have a very tight grip on her gag.
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The film declines the opportunity to deal with lesbian subtext (not even a gag!).
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Go deeper: Prosecutors accuse Roger Stone of violating gag order with social media posts
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The Gag Rule was the House's response to a rising tide of antislavery petitions.
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The gag finally appeared in the final season's 13th episode, which premiered on Friday.
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The gag order "applies to you," Berman Jackson said Wednesday, speaking directly to Manafort.
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People cough, gag and even foam at the mouth after chewing on the pods.
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You'll laugh, you'll cry, and your gag reflex will be tested like never before.
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A gift pile mixed with both gag and useful items makes for healthy competition.
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The Pharmaceutical Care Management Association (PCMA), which represents PBMs, doesn't condone using gag clauses.
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His recipe uses a dozen eggs, a thought that makes me want to gag.
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It was the third ruling against ag-gag laws in the past few years.
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Ultimately, though, ag-gag laws aren't the real problem — they're a symptom of it.
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The judge imposed a temporary gag order to stop public discussion of the case.
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Google wasn't allowed to share, or even mention, that it receives such letters until earlier this year, when the company announced that a gag order on a letter it previously received had been lifted — gag orders otherwise keep National Security Letters classified interminably.
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So they're attentive, attuned, and always on the lookout for a topper to every gag.
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" Brenneman agreed, encouraging fans to watch Private Practice's gag reels to see Walsh's "impromptu humor.
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Sometimes that's a Dragon Quest gag involving an android's head acting like a broken Famicom.
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He came back swinging that ball gag and then he said, 'I got the part!
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This week's executive order reinstating the global gag rule will make that work much harder.
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ET: As it turns out, this is basically a gag from The Simpsons:That is all.
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But then the easy gag turned into a legitimately great sequence that built on itself.
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The question of his mortality became a running gag that he learned to live with.
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Remember when the gag was phones keep getting smaller and will eventually be too tiny?
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Every bite brought bile to mouth, and my gag reflex was on a hair trigger.
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Three days after his inauguration in 2009, President Barack Obama rescinded the global gag rule.
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That's playing the long game even if the gag didn't quite pan out as predicted.
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It lacked that horrible gag factor that usually comes when you put olives in gelatin.
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Past experience suggests that this "global gag rule" will lead to more abortions, not fewer.
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But for Randazza's clients, 230 is more like a ball gag than an oxygen mask.
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The "alphabetical movies" gag reorganized entire films so that the dialogue plays in alphabetical order.
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The gag rule bars federal funding for foreign NGOs that either provide or promote abortion.
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Most people buy this lettuce chopper as a gag gift for someone who's into karate.
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On Twitter, the line between genuine conspiracy theory and trollish gag is just as vague.
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Israeli authorities have issued a gag order, and CNN is not identifying the two men.
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We don't see why exposure of the gag should have to end the team's career.
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But CNN is not identifying the two as Israeli authorities have issued a gag order.
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Gooch wasn't knocked out with the Taser, so Lipka had to bind and gag her.
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Iowa's ag-gag law, enacted in 2012, was overturned by a federal judge in January.
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People in Asia eat crickets, locusts, and scorpions, but most Westerners gag at the idea.
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" Obama told a similar gag: "Earlier today, I went shopping at some stores in Midtown.
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I can honestly say this thread is the most gag-inducing I've witnessed on Twitter.
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In a somewhat similar case, Microsoft is challenging the constitutionality of gag orders accompanying warrants.
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When heard side by side, The Gag File sounds more like his manic live show.
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Apparently it was fresh, because the man starts to gag after just a few seconds.
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They want to defy the government's increasing use of the sedition law to gag artists.
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Because I wouldn't sign the gag order so I could talk about it. Right. Okay.
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Best Poop Gag: Sam insisting they should have been sending poop puns this whole time.
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In other words, writing material for a sitcom wife is really hard to do. Gag.
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When I add the sass to [the bad situation], that creates what the gag is.
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Somebody sat around sweating in this bear costume all night just for one Revenant gag.
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He wanted to use a ball gag and handcuffs that he'd bought online months earlier.
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Meanwhile, his teammates — who were in on the gag, natch — began texting him their condolences.
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The Leftovers' running gag about Perfect Strangers has long been a funny, seemingly random element.
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Lee's tease only shows the backs of the singers, but the visual gag falls flat.
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When it hits upon a winning gag, it goes back to it again and again.
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This year, though, Google's latest gag wound up doing some damage for unsuspecting Gmail users.
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An NSL does not require a warrant and is usually accompanied by a gag order.
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For this one, Jon's reader mistook the word "garbage" for "carriage," making the gag unintelligible.
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It's tempting to potassium off as a joke, but these fruitful creatures are no gag.
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Gag order on lawyers Friday's hearing in Manafort's case could have been filled with fireworks.
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THE voters have spoken, runs an old gag, but what on earth did they mean?
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MSI refused to sign the gag rule, and lost about $80 million in U.S. aid.
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Clinics that do everything—including reproductive health—are becoming more rare under the gag rule.
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I wanted to shout from pain and also to gag and cough in one eruption.
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No such doubts attend "The Death of Stalin," where every gag is girded with fear.
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The Trump administration's gag rule rule is about controlling and punishing women — for being women.
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Trump had indicated that his first act would be to sign the global gag rule.
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Stone, 66, is barred from criticizing Mueller's team of prosecutors under the gag imposed Feb.
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"Trump's 'gag rule' would have jeopardized healthcare access to women across the country," Ferguson continued.
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Previously, Stone had been under a partial gag order that only somewhat limited his speech.
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Stone had previously vehemently opposed a gag order because he makes money through media appearances.
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Bringing back the global gag rule does more than just refuse to pay for abortions.
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"Make America Gag Again," adds Sister Roma when one Hunky Jesus contestant's caftan comes loose.
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The 28-year-old suspect's name was withheld from publication under a court gag order.
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Prosecutors claimed his work on the op-ed could violate a court-ordered gag order.
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It's a fun gag, but it's not an accurate depiction of Nick as a coach.
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Under Trump, however, about 103 times more funding will be impacted by the gag rule.
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She threatened to send him to jail without bail if he violated the gag order.
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Good luck extracting that from the bluster and anything-for-a-gag approach taken here.
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Beyond "No cellphones," the embattled comedian's latest shows come with a legal-sounding gag order.
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The investigation has been conducted in secrecy, with a gag order on the parties involved.
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For his part, Treach thinks the gun gag is just part of the Trump circus.
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The Trump administration's proposed domestic gag rule is an assault on the patient-provider relationship.
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The gag rule is unethical, dangerous, and we will not subject our patients to it.
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Ag-gag laws are a clear indication that this industry has a lot to hide.
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The White House order not to speak essentially amounted to a gag order, Himes argued.
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The disjunction of the gorgeous and the gag-inducing is one of the film's hallmarks.
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"No one should implement a gag rule on Americans speaking out for freedom," tweeted Schumer.
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But, no, Good Trouble is here to tell us group sex is not a gag.
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As directed by John R. Leonetti, "Wish Upon" would rather make you jump than gag.
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Jackson's gag order bars Stone from talking publicly about his criminal case or Mueller's investigation.
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Soon the woman could become a stale gag that they use to prank one another.
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From there, it blew up as a fun visual gag that was infuriating and odd.
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The Federal Communications Commission slapped his wrist, but the gag was a hit with listeners.
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It's a Borscht Belt gag, but, then, Abby's whole life feels like a punch line.
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For more details about the Stormy Daniels gag-order documents, see the NBC News report.
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She said the fact that the gag order exists at all is entirely Stone's fault.
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People who know Stone said adhering to Jackson's gag order hasn't been easy for him.
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His red sack was full of random gag gifts, which he handed out to teammates.
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However, Trump's iteration of the global gag rule is significantly broader, and significantly more harmful.
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This could easily be played as a sight gag, but instead the choice resonates deeply.
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Stone is also under a previous gag order talking about his case that still stands.
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When Barack Obama first ran for president, "jolly Obama banks" appeared online as gag gifts.
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Hopefully Steve Jobs is smiling down at us making moves for Gag from on high.
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Scientists in Canada also experienced a similar gag under the Conservative government of Stephen Harper.
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Former President Barack Obama had lifted the gag rule in 2009 when he took office.
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Photos by Angela Owens, courtesy of Gag Gag, from America's punk capital Olympia, Washington, are a hot new hardcore band sweeping the USA, playing for literally dozens of adoring fans every night, dominating the national conversation—or at least the national hardcore message boards.
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It also imposed a "media gag" on discussions of the incursion into the syndicate, pending investigations.
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Wong pulls the gag twice more, continuing to scream about her BFF's "cah-ray-zy" genitalia.
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This is Trump's global gag rule, and we do expect it to cost women their lives.
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If you find yourself being too vocal during sex, a ball gag is another great solution.
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It all began when he started the running gag about Guthrie's feet being big and swollen.
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President Bill Clinton later rescinded the gag rule, but President George W. Bush then reinstated it.
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A gag order is in place, preventing both sides in the case from discussing the trial.
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I often had a gag tied in my mouth so I wouldn&apost scream too much.
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A good friend and I actually have this running gag that I'm going to die alone.
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" Avenatti has argued a gag order isn&apost necessary and the request is a "complete joke.
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We wouldn't be a throwaway camp villain, a recurring gag or an ally with implied queerness.
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Max is so brooding that his love of depressing Russian literature quickly becomes a running gag.
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The House of Representatives also passed a gag rule for the automatic tabling of abolitionist petitions.
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"You won't be the first person to gag or maybe vomit on your partner," she says.
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Then she was locked in branks, an iron restraint for the face with a sharp gag.
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Merritt's lawyer is still under a gag order and declined to comment extensively on the case.
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Former Trump advisor and confidant Roger Stone isn't going to jail after violating his gag order.
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This is evident from China's stepped-up efforts to gag critics and "enemies of the state".
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The only moment of softness in The Hateful Eight is a setup to a gory gag.
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It's a good gag, but the writers don't seem to have a way to sustain it.
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US Ambassador to New Zealand Scott Brown has a gag Twitter account for his dog Gracie.
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The gag is up only after Lesky dies after driving over an IED (improvised explosive device).
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Caustic Western-style satire, in which even a leader's appearance is gag fodder, is still unthinkable.
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Perry, who played Apa's on-screen father Fred, was a smiling presence throughout the gag reel.
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When they forced him to gag, the pressure created another hole — this time in his lungs.
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Best Poop Gag: The absolutely stomach-churning poop-acolypse scene in the halls of St. Bernardine.
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Best Poop Gag: Written instructions of how to roll cat poop into a t-shirt cannon.
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Welcome to the Jungle's first big gag is how the four misfits appear in the game.
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But the judge pointedly did not impose a full gag order on the notoriously verbose Stone.
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There was never a time when someone looking hard enough couldn't find signs of a gag.
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The smell of the deer's innards made me gag, which, in turn, made my dad laugh.
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Two House Democrats say President Trump's "gag orders" on federal employees appear to violate federal laws.
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Ahead of the film's Blu-ray release, we now have a gag reel to prove it!
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Yet Caputo said the gag order "inspired a steady rain of support" for the legal fund.
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But under recently introduced laws, the FBI regularly reviews such gag orders and declassifies some letters.
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The gag document is now hitting the auction block with the help of Moments in Time.
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" The gag extends to "posts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or any other form of social media.
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James Corden dutifully went too far with one gag at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night.
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Apparently, the gross flavors are really gross (like gag reflex-inducing gross!), so consider yourself warned.
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The judge has put a gag order in place, restricting attorneys from talking about the case.
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The judge dismissed the request for a gag order, but the defamation suit is in court.
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It's been described as a domestic version of the global gag policy by abortion rights activists.
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A gag order most often is designed to protect a criminal defendant from a prosecutor's excesses.
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Filed under gag order It's also clear that almost none of that information was ultimately produced.
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Kimmel confirmed the news on Twitter, ensuring fans that the news was not an elaborate gag.
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It's effects like these that cause abortions to increase rather than decrease under the gag rule.
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These gag orders triggered America's first law protecting federal employee whistleblowers, the Lloyd-La Follette Act.
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She even made a Monty Python gag: "Alexa, this is a dead parrot," she was asked.
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In addition to ordering Butina's continued detention, Chutkan issued a gag order on Butina's defense attorneys.
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Though revenue was never disclosed, some reports estimate the decade's best gag gift made $100 million.
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One of these reinstated the Mexico City Policy, better known as the Global Gag Rule (GGR).
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Israeli authorities have placed a gag order on the investigation and declined to release any details.
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The running gag about Captain America's behind may not have made it into the final film.
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The gag follows a basic Addams Family formula: the collision of the drab with the macabre.
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Our MRA editor, however, does not approve of this interspecies gag: Chewbacca simply eats the Porg.
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For years, Nye was under a gag order imposed by the judge in his foreclosure case.
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The audience mistook his fall for a gag and was laughing as they carried him off.
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Reinstating and expanding the global gag rule is the first indication of how serious he is.
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Probably. A terrible gag where Dunaway reads the wrong Best Picture winner on purpose or whatever?
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In an otherwise serviceable gag reel for Shaqtin a Fool—Shaquille O'Neal's version of C'Mon Man!
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Jackson had asked the parties last week if they had any objections to a gag order.
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A gag order remains in place on other details of the investigation and the plea agreement.
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Not everyone, including some members of the news media, seemed to be in on the gag.
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McElhenney, the creator, gained 50 pounds ahead of Season 7 as part of an extended gag.
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The legislation will "completely end these unjust gag clauses once and for all," Mr. Trump said.
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The cost of drugs, the proposed merger and the gag orders translate to staggering human suffering.
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The Trump administration's choice to extend the gag rule "sends a message," says Planned Parenthood's Adelman.
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A spokeswoman for Ms. Gardner said she could not comment because of a judicial gag order.
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Mr. Mackie is also responsible for what may be the greatest sight gag ever on television.
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Sarah Silverman rolled her eyes at PETA for pissing on the puppy gag at the Grammys.
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Did someone stumble on a gag reel of outtakes from her Downton Abbey intros on PBS?
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Gag drag in a comedy setting is tough to pull off, unless you are Phyllis Diller.
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That gag order will stay in place ahead of Stone's sentencing in February, Jackson said Friday.
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The Federal Election Commission recently released two enforcement matters concerning the federal gag on state candidates.
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The Gag Rule, and the blustering attempts to enforce it, made slaveowners look pathetic and malevolent.
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Character Ross Geller's first wife (part of a running gag about his marriages) was Carol Willick.
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I try to drink from the office coffee machine, but the bitter taste makes me gag.
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And how can you begrudge Ms. Dunham the chance for a backpack breast-pump sight gag?
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It seems like the gag is that Eiscue's head is a giant ice cube — get it?
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It should be no surprise that abortion and maternal mortality rates increase under the gag rule.
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Over the summer, Stone and members of his family filed an appeal challenging the gag order.
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If pharmacists violate the gag rule, they risk losing their contract with the pharmaceutical benefit manager.
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Among the gag gifts are also some unironically beautiful things; Cusack doesn't distinguish between the two.
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RELATED: Judge blasts Roger Stone book release amid gag order How many years should Manafort get?
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It's a perfect blend of character, story, and action — and a pretty funny gag to boot.
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A judge has issued a gag order, which has limited comments from Waco police and prosecutors.
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But David Mandel, the showrunner, said he nixed one gag about a well-known presidential biographer.
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Instead it's just a random, confusing sight gag meant to please gamers at everyone else's expense.
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Secret Service famously concluded with an anal sex gag that turned off plenty of audience members.
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Like Republican presidents before him, President Trump reinstated the global gag rule early in his presidency.
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The letters do not require judicial approval and are often accompanied by gag orders that prevent companies from ever speaking about the legal process, but with the passage of the USA Freedom Act in 22015, the FBI is now required to periodically review the gag orders.
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Stone, when asked for comment by CNBC, suggested his Sunday post does not violate Jackson's gag order.
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Politicians have long appeared on comedy shows and employed gag-writers to pepper their speeches with jokes.
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The Sunlight Foundation is compiling a list of federal agencies currently under gag orders from the administration.
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There's a so-called gag rule preventing mushers from making statements critical of the race or sponsors.
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You can see the gag digging into June's flesh as Aunt Lydia pulls the straps brutally tight.
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It's a quick, relatively thin gag, mostly made by Sandler's impression of his father immediately post-shave.
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He also dropped the rodent charade and embraced the responsibilities he first took on as a gag.
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Your reaction to this gag is a good gauge for how you'll feel about Fuller House generally.
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However, if there's anyone who can revitalize this stale gag, it's the funny and adorable Chrissy Teigen.
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Little is known about the details of those requests, which are often subject to strict gag orders.
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Twitter has published a pair of FBI National Security Letters that had been served with gag orders.
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These posts could jeopardize his bail and the lenient gag order he received from Jackson last week.
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Is it possible to make dick jokes that go beyond the obvious hot dog and bun gag?
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So when Spicer showed up at the 2017 Emmys for an extended gag, not everyone was pleased.
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The jokes are hilarious, because this is a cast who knows how to make a gag land.
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He noted that he was unable to explain why, which led to speculation of a gag order.
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Pruitt's lawyer told BuzzFeed News he could not comment saying the court has imposed a gag order.
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But yeah, just trying different stuff and I'm just making myself gag, I kind of love it.
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After he gagged her, though, the casting director revealed that he'd used a "prophylactic" to gag her.
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The bizarre outfit God dons in the series perhaps works better as an offensive anti-religion gag.
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Among the hardest sub-collections to assemble, Ms. Dubansky said, was a case of corny gag books.
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At one point, a performing queen ended a very long number with a slapstick physical comedy gag.
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But for five years, this individual has been under a gag order by the Department of Justice.
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" The move to ban the abortion talk, Planned Parenthood has claimed, would serve as a "gag rule.
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The FBI recently lifted these gag orders, allowing Twitter to acknowledge the NSLs for the first time.
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So, how did that gag order gets lifted, Ed, and what do we know about this informant?
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The Gag File is also haunted by Dilloway's last official full-length release, 2012's Modern Jester.
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The book's promotion in February caused the judge to question it in light of the gag order.
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"It really does work!" they giggle, while the rest of us try to suppress our gag reflex.
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As they discussed the pre-show gag, someone snuck up behind Paulson, causing her to scream again.
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Court documents supporting Microsoft describe thousands more gag orders issued against Google, Yahoo, Twitter and other companies.
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In the Hotmail case, U.S. Magistrate Judge Paul Grewal ruled a limited gag order could be appropriate.
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So far, the agency has undergone a gag order, political vetting, and threats of major staffing cuts.
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"Officials were not reporting claims from students but instead, imposing gag orders on those victims," MacLeish explains.
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"It's not for me to say I'm a genius of the short form letter gag," he concluded.
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And 138 organizations across the country have declared their unified stance against the global gag rule specifically.
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All this is to say: Never, ever doubt Bitcoin's propensity for a good gag or a gamble.
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SoftBank views it as an anti-collusion provision, whereas the shareholders view it as a gag order.
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"Some have more hyperactive gag reflexes than others, which can make swallowing pills a challenge," he says.
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Security firm CloudFlare has been fighting a gag order on a national security letter (NSL) since 2013.
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The word "camaraderie" cropped up so often on the announcement live stream that it became a gag.
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While both address non-disclosure, the difference between search warrants with gag orders and NSLs is imperative.
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Jackson imposed a gag order on Stone, barring him from discussing or speaking out about the case.
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The popularity around banning gag clauses comes as anger surges about the rising cost of prescription drugs.
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On Friday, Jackson issued a gag order restricting Stone and his attorneys from discussing the case publicly.
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But she said she wasn't going to make the finding that the gag order had been violated.
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With each step that this administration takes toward authoritarianism, their attempts to gag opposition become more alarming.
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Open Whisper Systems, working with lawyers from the American Civil Liberties Union, successfully fought the gag order.
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It sounds like either a poorly translated Serbian expression or a gag gift from 1-800-FLOWERS.
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The orders are used during terror and intelligence investigations and usually come with a gag order attached.
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With gag clauses gone, it could also compare the list prices for your prescriptions at local pharmacies.
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This crashing of the otherworldly into the humdrum is the running gag on which the movie proceeds.
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In court earlier this month, Berman Jackson said a gag order would not ban all press communications.
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Former President Reagan first issued the regulations, which Democrats describe as a "domestic gag rule," in 85033.
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Mr. Kovarsky, a master of the wordless visual gag, produced nearly 300 cartoons for The New Yorker.
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As they told us ... they NEVER thought anyone would actually click on such an absurd gag offer.
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Since its conception, Democratic presidents have historically repealed the global gag rule, while Republicans have revived it.
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The Senate has already passed a bill that would ban gag clauses in Medicare Part D plans.
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But the widespread mirth that the gag inspired seemed to illustrate how the president's aura has dimmed.
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While the arrests were announced on Sunday, the suspects' identities were under a gag order until now.
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He airbrushed a hot chick on his truck (Tilda Swinton, the best visual gag of the episode).
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Efforts to end the global gag rule have been met with some Republican support in the past.
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It's not yet clear exactly what form a domestic gag rule from the Trump administration would take.
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That's the place where the dick triggers a gag reflex—the saliva-generating nexus, if you will.
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In one major way Bruno is unlike his author, which Lethem turns into a good running gag.
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All of those people will now be poorer as a result of the new gag rule expansion.
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Long before it became a running gag on "The Good Place," Americans became obsessed with frozen yogurt.
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So the gag rule is affecting us the same, because we are part of this global partnership.
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Kennedy's "The Bitchelor" performance was gag-worthy, but I still think her looks lacked taste and refinement.
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Trump, as has every other Republican president since Reagan, reimposed the gag rule when he took office.
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Dogecoin started as a gag, but enough people started using it that its value skyrocketed almost overnight.
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I reverted to the "pretend it's a phone" gesture, a gag that will die with my generation.
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"Smells like democracy to me," she says, a rebuttal to her critics that gives away the gag.
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Hadfield is the final member of the GAG line to have his number honored by the team.
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But judgments about your friend's diet are not necessary, and needling her would be a lame gag.
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There is a "nasty woman" joke and a visual gag at the expense of President Trump's hair.
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As it turns out, the Catalans could not resist the lure of a good online cat gag.
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Captain Miller responded, "I guess you won't have a gag reflex anymore, huh?" according to the complaint.
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Initially as a "gag," she said, she picked L.G., her father's initials, spelling them out as Elgey.
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Moot question The "Ask me about my cats" sign is a gag gift from a co-worker.
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To achieve this she tilts her head back and relaxes her throat while suppressing the gag reflex.
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Non-disclosure provisions in record contracts effectively gag them from open discussion of such problems, they say.
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For some, Mr. James's affected accent with the "Taco Tuesday" gag is a separate source of discomfort.
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It would have been illegal to film after 2012, when the state's ag-gag law was enacted.
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Last October, NCLA filed a 40-page petition calling on the SEC to amend the gag rule.
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A running gag about Kimmy's workplace, Giztoob, is that the only other woman is an artificial intelligence.
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Authorities in Lee County aren't able to answer questions about the case because of a gag order.
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And there's nothing in this cute April Fools' gag that could possibly torment Mashable's beleaguered space reporter.
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District Judge Tammy Kemp issued a gag order prohibiting the attorneys from speaking publicly about the case.
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Jackson left the gag order in place after the guilty verdicts against Stone were returned last month.
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Debbie Stabenow, prohibits Medicare drug plans from putting a gag clause on a pharmacy in their contracts.
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Then there was the tour bus gag, in which Mr. Kimmel brought unsuspecting tourists into the ceremony.
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President Barack Obama's administration lifted the global gag rule, allowing much needed support for reproductive health services.
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His lawyer told reporters on Wednesday that his client will be under a self-imposed gag order.
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The family began giving footstools to friends, who considered them gag gifts, until they started using them.
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MAX, NEW YORK My overwhelming thought is that you have a stronger gag reflex than I do.
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It would have been illegal to film after 2012, when the state's ag-gag law was enacted.
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" Stone's lawyers argued Thursday that his posts didn't violate the gag order because they "are not 'statements.
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His e-chatting was so prolific that I got him a pocket acronym dictionary as a gag.
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On Tuesday, with the new trial no longer in the works, the judge lifted the gag order.
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A running, unsuccessful gag throughout the film is that he often doesn't get his fellow Rangers' jokes.
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"I knew at least three individuals who lost people at Pulse," said GAG co-founder Brian Worth.
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Especially not after the issues she's had in the past with Stone, whose predilection for provocative social posts about his own case resulted in a gag order from Jackson, a total ban on using Instagram or Twitter, and repeated hearings over whether he'd violated that gag order or not.
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His trial quickly devolved into weird drama thanks to Stone's predilection for provocative posts on social media about his own case — resulting in a gag order from the judge, a total ban on using Instagram or Twitter, and repeated hearings over whether he'd violated his gag order or not.
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That isn't just an anatomical gag; it's a familiar Trek moment, reconsidered and recast as straight-faced absurdism.
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Stone's lawyers have said the book does not violate the gag order because it came out on Feb.
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After the law was overturned, many have wondered what could happen to ag-gag laws in other states.
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Most commercials aim for the "brief gag" format, but some adventurous companies produce what amount to short films.
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All the failures, bureaucratic nightmares and -- yes -- increases in abortion rates will now follow the gag rule reinstatement.
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The 28th season of The Simpsons debuts this Sunday, so it's about time for another special couch gag.
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Stone's lawyers have said the book does not violate the gag order because it came out on Feb.
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Lickitung's tongue, for example, is nearly gag-inducing, and Bulbasaur, one of the original starter pokémon, looks gross.
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But watching The Social Network in 2017 is also weird, disorienting, gag-inducing, and full of unintentional laughs.
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The Trump administration's gag orders on federal employees at some government agencies appear to violate federal law. Reps.
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He brings a welcome level of earnestness to, for instance, a gag about the school's nut-free campus.
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" Geraldo Rivera, Fox News commentator: "Reading #NYT op ed from "resistance underground" in Trump Whitehouse made me gag.
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At a hearing earlier this month, Jackson announced that she was weighing whether to enter a gag order.
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Andrew Cuomo accused the Trump administration of issuing a "gag order" on any information about the separated families.
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But what's the difference between a "fart joke" and the sight gag of the fake boobs on men?
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It'll make you laugh, it'll make you cry, it'll make you gag, but you'll love all of it.
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Neither U.S. prosecutors nor Facebook have commented publicly about the Messenger case because of a court gag order.
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Their traveling pop-up space is called 40Owls, a gag on the phonetics of their shared last name.
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They even blamed Rosa for being too loud, and that's why they had to gag and bound her.
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Apple did not reveal in this latest report any national security letters where the gag orders were lifted.
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Why it matters: The gag order also restricts Stone from making comments within the vicinity of the courthouse.
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The teaser for The Disaster Artist featured a gag-reel of takes of the film's most memorable line.
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Later in the segment, she and Fallon also surprised 30 Rock tourists with a classic elevator reveal gag.
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In April, Microsoft took the Justice Department to court to challenge one such gag order on constitutional grounds.
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After they returned to Jutting's flat, Mujiasih saw a gag made from rope and a condom, Reading said.
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Customers often purchase it as a gag gift for friends and family members that love (or hate) Cage.
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An Israeli court issued a gag order on publication of details of the investigation and identifying the suspects.
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"I expect compliance" with the gag order, Jackson told him at his last court hearing in mid-March.
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The charges in the second case were dropped last week, leading to the end of the gag order.
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The title just seems like one more Robin Williams gag, half joke and half friendly sexual come-on.
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White notes that that—a kind of head-fake gag order—in particular is a sign of abuse.
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The reinstitution of the global gag rule is the latest salvo in the Republican assault on reproductive rights.
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Trump-related products and gag gifts have proliferated since the real estate mogul announced his candidacy for president.
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Previously, gag orders could last indefinitely, preventing companies from ever warning their users about collection of their data.
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But ad execs insist that there are ways for corporations to tackle social causes without making everyone gag.
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Both gag orders issued prohibit publication of certain details of both the investigation and the deal with Harow.
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Does the person giving the blowjob want their throat fucked or are they concerned about their gag reflex?
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Mosby has not commented on the trial results since there is a court gag order on the cases.
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Homer was once roughed up by Mickey Mouse and Goofy, while season 27 included a Disney couch gag.
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That said, this is basically a press release for the new Ghostbusters movie thinly disguised as a gag.
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The experiences of those who have lived under the Global Gag Rule demonstrate that this policy is destructive.
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Trump's Global Gag Rule also cuts off contraception access to women overseas, in the poorest nations on Earth.
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Instead, the clip leans almost entirely on the stale visual gag of straight guys looking uncomfortable with boobs.
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Gag candidates like Deez Nuts have gained headlines this election cycle by occasionally reaping success in major polls.
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If that's your preferred flavor of comedy, you might enjoy the gag at the end of the demo.
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By limiting access to contraceptives, the global gag rule could set off a number of public health disasters.
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The impact of the silence under Trump's global gag rule will be greater than it was under Bush.
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It's a great running gag, but it's one that pays off as it reverberates through his different relationships.
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The OITNB "hello" gag is actually a throwback to one of Benattia's most legendary moments on the show.
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Humans have a gag reflex, which helps to protect foreign objects from entering our airways, Dr. Ferrara says.
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For example, the Duff Brewery gag about all Duff being the same is completely lost in the crop.
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Now you can see Dunham cracking up in this exclusive gag reel clip from the show's fourth season.
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Trump signed an executive order reinstating the gag rule on his fourth day in office in January 2017.
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This time, he seeks to enforce a contractual "gag order" that has nothing to do with classified information.
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He is still unable to comment about his case otherwise, under the current terms of the gag order.
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"Good thing Gayle King is a woman the way she's treating Lenny Kravitz gag me," one person tweeted.
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If the Trump administration is serious about ending the HIV epidemic, they must stop the dangerous gag rule.
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I was friend, excuse, deus ex machina, joke, symptom, figment, specter, crutch, toy, phantom, gag, analyst and babysitter.
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If I make myself gag, that opens my throat a little more and allows out some normal speech.
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It began with President Trump's first stroke of the pen reinstating and callously expanding the global gag rule.
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The President and the informant Trump pressed for an FBI informant's gag order to be lifted, sources say.
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ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON Jesse Watters does gag man-on-the-street interviews for Bill O'Reilly's show on Fox News.
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BRUSSELS — The stench of chemicals emanating from the sixth-floor apartment made the owner of the building gag.
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He made a book of single-panel gag comics and now you can read and look at them.
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I think it's awesome that a running gag on the show is helping to raise awareness about tinnitus.
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Instead, the gag rule tries to control how international organizations use their own funds, raised from other sources.
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But with the gag rule back in effect, large geographic areas may simply lose services, including birth control.
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Sometimes the prizes were a "zonk" - a gag gift such as a live donkey or a wrecked car.
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It's the ones where a lot of money and time has been spent on a very weak gag.
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Twitter also criticized the government restricting its ability to publicly reveal some requests, because of federal gag orders.
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PCC said it could not comment on the decision due to a gag order the court had enforced.
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They can realize he's not on the up-and-up, and choose to go along with the gag.
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Lobbyists for pharmacy benefit managers did not fight the legislation and suggested that gag clauses were dying out.
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The comedian Larry Wilmore focused on the gag when he hosted the White House Correspondents Dinner in 2016.
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The evidence is clear as to how the global gag rule has played out: abortion rates have increased.
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This is often because, under the gag rule, women are not given access to contraception or prenatal care.
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The water bed evolved nonetheless, shaking off its sleazy associations as a lame sexual prop and sight gag.
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I thought it'd be a good gag, but it turned out to be a surreal and profound adventure.
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While trying to watch Mr. Kotche play a glockenspiel, the dancers block one another's sightlines (that old gag).
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The global gag rule has been implemented on and off, depending on the administration in power, since 1985.
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It started three years ago, when he imposed his disgraceful global gag rule on American global health assistance.
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Jackson said last week that if she imposes a gag order, it won't limit all of Stone's speech.
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And in keeping with CAH's absurd commitment to the gag, the AI isn't just some random text generator.
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But the most prominent element is a recurring gag involving Arthur's inability to keep his bathrobe prudently tied.
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Green declined to comment to CNN, as did Gates's primary lawyers, citing the gag order on the case.
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Manafort referred questions to his spokesman, who declined to comment, citing a gag order in the criminal case.
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Manafort's spokesman declined to comment Wednesday when contacted by NBC News, citing a gag order in the case.
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Last month, prosecutors requested a gag order after Ms. Rotunno criticized Mr. Weinstein's accusers in interviews with reporters.
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"Because of their systemic nature, we regard these legal actions as 'gag suits,'" Sherpa said in a statement.
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As a gag, they run Waldo for Parliament, just as Colbert once started his own satirical super PAC .
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They don't require a judge's approval and usually come with a gag order, leaving them shrouded in secrecy.
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Prosecutors declined to comment afterward on their strategy, citing a gag order Salvant has issued in the case.
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The judge has since imposed a gag order, and Mr. Gottlieb has declined to comment on the proceedings.
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Year after year he was the Gag Rule's consistent opponent, leading the anti-slavery movement in the House.
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It's half gag gift, half useful cleaning device — and if nothing else, it's just a super adorable outfit.
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There was something very idiosyncratic, very New York, about them, all social comment and not a gag panel.
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The gag deepened when she addressed Renee Unterman, a Georgia Republican who blocked legislation to resolve the crisis.
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The depth of his plight might have begun dawning on Stone as the gag order was formally imposed.
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Editor's note: The piece has been updated to include Arkansas's ag-gag law, which was passed in 2017.
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But that's also not to discount Ehrenreich's strength with a tossed-off one-liner or a physical gag.
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Their traveling pop-up space is called 40Owls, a gag on the phonetics of their shared last name.
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Jim Carrey, a nominee for Showtime's "Kidding," participated in a goofy gag from a table in the ballroom.
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They like watching Jonathan Banks, for 20 minutes, not saying a word and setting up the sneaker gag.
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But they skip over it like it's just another snappy gag that doesn't really matter to the story.
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On Thursday, Cohen asked a California judge to issue a gag order against Stormy Daniels's attorney, Michael Avenatti.
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None of this is particularly "explosive," and Stone has said all of it publicly, before the gag order.
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In a footnote, they referenced a CNBC article that asserted the post could have violated the gag order.
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USA-ABORTION-RULING/ Trump 'gag rule' on abortion referral can be enforced, U.S. appeals court rules A sharply divided federal appeals court on Monday said the Trump administration may enforce a rule labeled by critics as a "gag rule" that could deprive abortion providers of federal funding for family planning.
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Ahead, the reviews that will make you laugh, smile, gag, scratch your head, and (most likely) add to cart.
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It really did force us to dig deeper into this character that we thought was more of a gag.
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The dishes have a Martha Stewart-worthy white and gold trim, so it's not just a gag gift, really.
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There's one of Green opening a gag gift—a set of four mugs with images of cats having sex.
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At the Planned Parenthood forum, she added that if elected, she would repeal the domestic and global gag rules.
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In addition to repealing Hyde and codifying Roe, Gillibrand supports undoing the gag rule the Trump administration has imposed.
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" On a return visit, Pedro brought a gag gift: "a pair of jean shorts in a big Viagra box.
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She began to struggle with a psychosomatic ailment that caused her to gag while singing — even sometimes while speaking.
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Jay Elec: I'd have dedicated an entire album to Erykah if she didn't put a gag order on me.
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"I thought, oh, this sounds like it's a sight gag that will work a day or two," Jones said.
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We searched every little gag we could, and pretty much emptied the bag and invented some of our own.
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We were kind of unsure whether the blood gag that we rigged inside my shirt was going to work.
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This amounts to an abortion gag rule, restricting what Title X recipients can say about abortion to their patients.
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Aunt March and her many exotic birds might be the most enjoyable running gag throughout all of Little Women.
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Much of the case is still subject to a gag order, forbidding details of the case from being published.
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It seems like a lame gag, except that when the numbers hit zero, their clocks do actually run out.
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That means it makes total sense why I used to gag when I ate Brussels sprouts as a kid.
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But Dallas police said they are unable to comment on his future until a judge's gag order is lifted.
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And the reason we don't know is because Fox News settled the cases quietly and imposed those gag orders.
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Comedies continue the laughs with gag reels while other movies provide an epilogue or a recap to what happened.
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A quick gag involving Aquaman reveals more about him than the entire rest of the film's two-hour runtime.
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NSLs used to be issued in secret, with indefinite gag orders that prevented companies from ever acknowledging their existence.
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Government condemns 'ignominious crime' A gag order issued by Jordan's attorney general in August prevented coverage of the case.
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An Israeli court has issued a gag order on publication of details of the investigation and identifying the suspects.
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Then, after the drama over the gag order, the judge permitted live television coverage of the sentencing on Wednesday.
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Only after he refused to sign a gag order in return for compensation did he make his claims public.
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"[They're] both funny, have a fun time on the set and help me a lot with my gag reel!"
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Really, there comes a point where you just have to admire Rogen and his collaborators' commitment to this gag.
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Yesterday, Twitter posted a statement about two letters it received that are no longer restricted by a gag order.
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So the gag is, you're riffing on the audiences being obsessed — and then giving them absolutely nothing. Yeah. Exactly.
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The entire gag was how unfeminine Liz Lemon (Fey) could be in an industry that prizes blonde-haired fembots.
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Update: Sometimes you think a gadget is new when it was invented in the 70s as a gag gift.
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Half of Efron's character is a running physical gag revolving around character reactions to his muscular, frequently shirtless body.
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Seinfeld demonstrated how a strong central gag and a likable cast could easily carry half-hour chunks of story.
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Schilling, naturally, denies that he used the book, and instead claims it was a gag gift from his attorney.
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The status conference followed a period of contention between Stone and Jackson regarding his gag order in the case.
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The gag order doesn't outright ban statements to the media, just those that may bring "prejudice" to the case.
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Planned Parenthood said the stipulation amounted to a "gag rule" on physicians and refused to comply with the changes.
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The congressional testimony that Pence heard ten years ago about the impact of the Global Gag Rule was compelling.
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It's a silly gag about Styles wanting to crash on the Late Late Show studio couch, but it works.
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UCLA football game this weekend -- when he did it again ... he hit us with a classic "DEEZ NUTZ" gag.
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"Setting time limits on gag orders — that's the single most important thing I would ask of government," Grosse said.
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Yeah, it's a gag gift (no pun intended) -- but we've never seen Giannis so pumped up about anything before!
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In the best short-term scenario, the gag rule is once again struck down by the next presidential administration.
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GAG activists say that becoming a Human Being is a powerful experience, one that often moves them to tears.
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We're required to be in all white; GAG provides us with the veil, and everything else is our own.
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NSLs are controversial demands for information that are accompanied by gag orders preventing the recipient from revealing the request.
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The policy, also know as the "global gag rule," could be reinstated as early as Sunday, the report noted.
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Many details are being kept from the public under a court gag order at the request of the ISA.
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You have to get a glass of water, brace yourself to gag, and it can become a whole thing.
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Does the thought of a plate stacked with pancakes and sausage in the morning makes you want to gag?
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The rule, which is also referred to as the "domestic gag rule," blocks providers from giving patients full information.
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The manhunt began in the Tel Aviv area but details of the investigation were under a court gag order.
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The president on Friday is set to propose a new "gag rule" for health care organizations like Planned Parenthood.
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Judge Salvant has imposed a gag order, preventing prosecutors and defense lawyers from discussing the case outside the courtroom.
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A Tumblr site founded in 2012 called "Pictures of People Scanning QR codes" has no entries—an intentional gag.
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The whole thing turned into a running gag on "Rosanne," which would sometimes include jokes about the missing Goranson.
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The gag rule is specifically designed to prevent reproductive health providers, like Planned Parenthood, from participating in the program.
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Now, President Trump and his ultraconservative allies are doing the same thing at home with a domestic gag rule.
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Americans, especially people of faith committed to social justice, should make their voices heard against this domestic gag rule.
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She finds humor even the third and fourth time a gag repeats and sells the character's most outlandish antics.
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The next consideration was likely the horizontality of the space, so he devised a gag that is essentially horizontal.
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It's become a running gag with my brother, who periodically announces it when I enter or leave a room.
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Twitter and Microsoft have separately sued the Justice Department over the gag order practice, and both cases are pending.
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The so-called gag provision in the CFTC's settlement with Kraft was controversial from the day it was disclosed.
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Democrats view this as a 'domestic gag rule' and could prohibit funding for its implementation through the Appropriations process.
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Also, shamefully, a first for the classic vacation gag of burying somebody up to their head on the beach.
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A judge has rejected Michael Cohen's request for an emergency gag order against adult-film star Stormy Daniels's lawyer.
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Whether that was a forced deletion or a social media person being ashamed of their Twitter gag is unclear.
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Regardless, it's a pretty adorable gag, and we only hope that Hank will make appearances in future Pixar films.
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Still, this gag was prescient, giving us accurate insight into how Fox & Friends would evolve in a Trump presidency.
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It looks like maybe she's faking so they take the gag out of her mouth, but I'm not sure.
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It's a parody based on the '80s classic Miami Vice and possibly tangentially on this throwaway gag in Eurotrip.
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Often called the "global gag rule," it's led to clinic closures and reductions in crucial services around the world.
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There are a lot of serious issues out there that deserve better than being converted into a cheap gag.
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The robbers proceeded to bind and gag the seven Wendy's employees with duct tape, the New York Post reported.
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S. funds, and it would prevent the deeply undemocratic violation of free speech that results from the gag rule.
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Sometimes that means mixing two stories together, which can work quite well, if you can think of a gag.
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Our statistical research suggests that the domestic global gag rule is likely to result in more, not fewer, abortions.
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This included evidence that the gag order allowed American Express to raise its fees 20 times in five years.
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This is the problem: Gag orders and nondisclosure agreements are wholly designed to protect the perpetrator and the company.
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Beijing continues to gag negative news and online postings about the disease, along with criticism of the governments response.
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Kevin Smith, one of the attorneys representing Fotis Dulos, declined to discuss the case due to a gag order.
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Stone's legal team has not appealed either the first or the second more strict version of Jackson's gag order.
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In one famous incident, he inquired whether the Gag Rule would prohibit him from presenting a petition by slaves.
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The gag got laughs (although not, perhaps, from the headmistress), and she realized that she liked captivating an audience.
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The Connecticut State Police declined to comment on the Dulos investigation, citing a gag order issued in the case.
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Last year, the federal court for the southern district of Iowa ruled that Iowa's ag-gag law was unconstitutional.
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The results are, uh, clearly in the oblivious column: after four years, her dad finally noticed the running gag.
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It is usually issued with a gag order, meaning the target is often unaware that records are being accessed.
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This is played as a running gag that is ostensibly intended as a critique of white upper-class liberalism.
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The robbers proceeded to bind and gag the seven Wendy's employees with duct tape, the New York Post reported.
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We who have seen those effects first-hand can no longer tolerate silence about the gag rule's tragic effects.
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Many states have begun targeting so-called gag clauses in pharmacy benefit managers' contracts, which have become highly controversial.
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Critics say the "gag rule" would mostly affect communities of color, low-income people, the uninsured and rural residents.
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As a gag, several suggested Monday, the last Yankee off day of the spring, at the minor league camp.
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And, also, the show featured this gag, which is great, even if Lennon had nothing to do with it.
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On Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said the administration was "looking into" the reports of gag orders.
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This bric-a-brac collection of ephemera, campaign signs, and gag gifts runs the gamut from haunting to horrible.
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They can also ask a judge to issue indefinite gag orders to prevent third parties from discussing the search.
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"(The gag order) could be so dangerous for so many women," said Lovin who posed for a photograph this month with seven other female officials signing an environmental bill, in what was seen a response to a photograph of Trump signing the gag order in the White House with five male advisors.
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Because abortions don't stop happening just because we stop discussing them, the incidence of women seeking abortion under the gag rule usually increases, often with deadly consequences: In 2011, the World Health Organization published a report drawing a link between the global gag rule and a rise in abortions in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Just to get all the particulars out of the way, it's possible this question posed on Reddit is a gag.
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Twitter users were also primed for this kind of reaction thanks to the reported gag orders at other government agencies.
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" Amid widespread accusations of racism, Baker deleted the tweet and said he was sorry the "gag" had "whipped some up.
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Some of the narrative works come across as highly produced gag panels, as in any of the "tickled sleep" paintings.
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The Medina County Public Defender Office has previously declined to comment about the case, citing a judge&aposs gag order.
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One of the people in custody told police she thought she was participating in a gag for a television show.
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This is to counter the financial setback organizations would face were they to lose funding under the global gag rule.
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And in 2011, researchers from Stanford University published striking evidence that the global gag rule had, perversely, increased abortion rates.
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And while DNA-deduced wine preference is a fun gag, you might have guessed that it's not exactly scientifically rigorous.
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Wade, doing away with the gag rule and the Hyde Amendment and passing legislation in Congress to protect abortion rights.
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Becerra has already filed lawsuits against the Trump administration on other health care issues, including the "gag rule" on abortion.
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