More important, that gagging of pretty mild protest was symbolic.
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Of course, this kind of exploration can lead to gagging.
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Most noticeable are the guys who are gagging for it.
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" Some teachers described this to Reuters as a "gagging order.
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Recently, however, she tried to peel one and instantly started gagging.
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Performing without grimacing and making gagging sounds will take much longer.
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Tears in the eyes, gagging and a proper full porno blowjob.
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That's not cooking, that's sadism, and I'm gagging thinking about it.
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"Approximately 60 percent" of requests from U.S. authorities contained these gagging orders.
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States justify such speech-gagging measures as a useful time for reflection.
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What consequences did McConnell bear from gagging her on the Senate floor?
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"I would feel like I was out of breath or gagging," she says.
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But is it safe to give gagging-prone infants food in this way?
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So right now, I hate fish — can't even think of them without gagging.
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Even if he's gagging on my strap-on, a condom is still mandatory.
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That's why there's a blowjob technique that actually embraces gagging and spit: deep-throating.
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Sean Spicer disavowed the White House's involvement in gagging the EPA, the AP reports.
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Gagging was common, the researchers found, with more than 8,73 reports across both groups.
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Gagging politicians on the most important day of a campaign does seem Big Brotherish.
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The ammonia level was so high people were gagging and their eyes were watering.
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Though it's hard to wrap this story without gagging, we're going to do just that.
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After you swallow, your throat begins to burn and you might start coughing or gagging.
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Her home stands, although it reeked of the Thomas Fire's gagging calling card -- oppressive smoke.
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John had rolled onto his side, sputtering and gagging on the salt water he'd swallowed.
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We could not spend more than one second in the house before gagging and fleeing.
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And gagging not only a peace builder but a peace builder you pay and you hire?
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There's no snotty remark about her gender, or astonishment that she's not gagging at the prospect.
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But recently, the Congresswoman turned a look that had us, well, to put it lightly — gagging.
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Moving onto the dance floor, while still gagging slightly from the tequila, I survey the crowd.
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Still, I was gagging and/or retching on some of the bigger bites by this point.
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She must choose surgery, radiation or ablation, all far worse prospects than gagging down a banana.
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I ran a low-grade fever, was intermittently nauseated, and coughed until I doubled over gagging.
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Others are less profane, choosing instead to express themselves with a thumbs-down or a gagging motion.
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In one corner, Ashley is screaming at Hunter who is annihilating everything in sight without even gagging.
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And lastly, even something as simple as brushing your teeth when you wake up can trigger gagging.
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Cases rarely go to court and, when they are settled instead, executives are hit with gagging orders.
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Fans of punky power pop have been gagging for a new release from Dublin's The Number Ones.
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Finally the bitter, pungent taste of kava was masked, and I could swallow the drink without gagging.
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She noted that 88 percent of scenes showed verbal or physical aggression, mostly spanking, slapping and gagging.
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This has prompted critics of Britain's strict privacy laws to accuse the judiciary of gagging the press.
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Christian monks in silent orders summoned up pagan texts from library stores with a gagging hand gesture.
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I tried to down my spirulina sludge early, so I wasn't gagging for the rest of the day.
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So much of my internet fame ––sorry I find myself gagging just saying that –– is from pure luck.
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I struggled, concentrating on breathing through my nose and not gagging each time he pushed my head down.
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He's gagging to go viral, so he buys you a puppy in order to film a reaction video.
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Because things that sound too good to be true are the things that are most gagging for printing.
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Observed with gloating precision by Sean Odea's dispassionate camera, the flaying and knifing, drilling and gagging are depressingly pointless.
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I mean, President Obama has a history of gagging whistle- blowers from Benghazi, to fast and furious, to Bergdahl.
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I'm in New York this week, and I'm gagging to get there, and talk the fucking ears off anyone.
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But, in looking that rotation, gagging, and moving on, Orioles-dismissers missed the team's power, defense, and excellent bullpen.
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Drug companies working with the government have recently been prevented from talking about the planning needed by strict gagging clauses.
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I don't think you find many young people in music who are gagging to tell you what a song's about.
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The work vacillates between discomfort and humor, as she stuffs her mouth with marshmallows, gagging and drooling through the recitation.
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"What happened?" is the question that I now ask myself, since I cannot even look at the soup without gagging.
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If I were a waitress, I could shake chile powder over their hamburgers, causing gagging and drooling, possibly even vomiting.
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"It kind of puts everyone else off ... I don&apost know, I was too engrossed in my gagging," Pattinson said.
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Morning sickness refers to a feeling of nausea, often accompanied with gagging or vomiting, that occurs early on in a pregnancy.
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Often you end up dodging people on the sidewalk, getting stuck at traffic lights, or gagging from the smell of trash.
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The guilty verdict was delivered by a jury in Melbourne on December 11th but was immediately subjected to a gagging order.
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It's very difficult to get a copy of one of these search warrants, thanks to orders sealing files and gagging companies.
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When I first started working there, I had to go in to shoot the pop, and I would literally start gagging.
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Toxics in the air caused those with asthma and allergies to feel their bodies react with gagging and air passages swelling.
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But ahegao—the gagging, drooling face made popular by hentai—started long before either of these performers began experimenting with it.
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The sound of gagging filled the air as we each tried to slide a carefully bent wire hanger down our throats.
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Facebook has seen an increase in the number of data requests from governments, stating that nearly two–thirds come with gagging orders.
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There is a climax so fucked and graphic I audibly gasped and had to do deep breathing exercises to keep from gagging.
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Any warrants issued to a company to decrypt users' data will come with a gagging order, forbidding the firm from discussing it.
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As we document, the Justice Department has worked assiduously to prevent this information from coming out, gagging an attorney who sought answers.
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Whereas Rivers was an alienated oddball, a loner fuelled by rejection, gagging onstage at her own "ugliness," Midge is popular and pretty.
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Last month, she released its follow up Poundcake, and in the words of drag queens all over—it will leave you gagging.
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But gagging government researchers is one of the worst-case scenarios scientists can imagine if this administration wages a war on research.
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Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), also known as workplace "gagging clauses", are often used in commercial transactions to protect company information and trade secrets.
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Jackson's gagging of Stone came after he posted an image on Instagram showing her face next to the crosshair of a rifle's scope.
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German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said Ankara had a right to fight terrorism, but could not use it to justify gagging opponents.
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Don't you dare limit Keke Palmer's legacy to her acting, dancing, singing, and gagging, because she's so much more than a quadruple threat.
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He chewed thoroughly, gagging now and then on the tough, pan-fried steak, the few raw strands of carrot and green bell pepper.
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Instead of gagging on her life to pleasure her internal dude, she should feast on it: it's hers, and not some dick's. ♦
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The brouhaha is an uncomfortable reminder of Decree Number 4, a media-gagging rule imposed by Mr Buhari when he was a military ruler.
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The video, which lasted about 30 minutes, depicted several people gagging and beating a man, who was kept restrained with his mouth taped shut.
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And on October 24, a woman came forward to describe a consensual sexual encounter that descended into violence that included choking, gagging, and crying.
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I found myself gagging as families blissfully stuffed their faces with fatty meat covered in a warm blanket of 11 secret herbs and spices.
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The boys, and four others, also tear-gassed, are shackled and dragged outdoors, crying and gagging, where they are sprayed with a fire hose.
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" Mallory went on, "Today I start weaning myself—I'll just let that clause stand on its own for a minute; are you gagging yet?
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Gagging, as opposed to choking, is actually a safety mechanism – it is a natural response to food traveling too far back in the mouth.
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I don't want to give any offense, but I surreptitiously mask my nose as much as possible, because the alternative is gagging or sneezing.
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While you're gagging at the prospect of eating this dish, let me mention that ptarmigans are Galliformes, an order that includes chickens, turkeys, and pheasants.
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Back then, another Bay State representative, former President John Quincy Adams, led the battle against the gagging of abolitionist petitions in the House of Representatives.
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As the authors explained, choking is more serious and occurs when the airways are blocked, whereas gagging involves spitting up food or making retching movements.
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Sloane declined (by which I mean, shouted "no way!" and made several gagging and thumbs-down motions) my offer to buy her a Belle dress.
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Chicago police arrested four suspects in connection to the video, which showed a group of people gagging and attacking the victim, according to The Guardian.
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But the move that literally has me gagging is when he picks up the left edge of his 'stache and puts it in his mouth.
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I had been watching the duck as it joined a group of three or four others when it began behaving as if it were gagging.
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But what that is, exactly, remains unclear in a trailer that shows David Beckham, Johnny Depp, Dave Chappelle and Arnold Schwarzenegger cringing, cowering and gagging.
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I put up a violent struggle on the table: gagging and choking, trying to scream, fighting to pull the medical device out of my esophagus.
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Which is why social feeds all over the country are now filled with videos of kids gagging, coughing, and spitting out mouthfuls of pressure-packed soap.
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If Lululemon and Under Armor simply integrated this technology into their attire, it would be a gift that would prevent the rest of us from gagging.
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On the boat they held hands and kissed and grabbed each other so often that we used to turn away in embarrassment or make gagging noises.
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He repeatedly raped me orally and (vaginally) while choking me, gagging me and physically forcing my body into positions so he could continue to rape me.
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The venture also has offered binding and gagging, claustrophobia, stress and physical tests, water, electric, coffin burials, sound and sight deprivation, for around $343 per pop.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain must stop the widespread abuse of so-called gagging orders to silence victims of discrimination and harassment, parliamentarians said on Tuesday.
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But the thing is, gagging when you have an object ramming into your mouth is a normal anatomical reaction, and not an indication of your blowjob abilities.
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In fact, after I raced to the bathroom gagging to brush my teeth and swish with mouthwash, I tested again and the results were back to normal.
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She was keen to see an end to non disclosure agreements (NDAs) - so-called gagging orders - used to muzzle victims of discrimination and harassment when reaching settlements.
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All of the serious action is tempered by Korg the rock golem's inappropriate and steady cheeriness, or by characters literally gagging over the smell of melted flesh.
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The sunscreen is SPF 30, so it's actually effective as a sunscreen … that is, if you can actually bring yourself to apply it to your body without gagging.
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When my Roomba gets stuck under the sofa, or is gagging on the stringy fringes of my area rug, are the moments I'm most attached to the machine.
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She'll surely make you laugh, and you may begin to sputter, misting your desk with water while trying to mask the distinctive and un-chill sound of gagging.
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He recalled the experience of one couple from a rural part of Ireland who started gagging when they entered the New Delhi room and had to exit immediately.
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Are there no music fans in 2016, approximately eight years after the official death of indie, gagging for a piece of Fratellis history at a five figure price?
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Sometimes the stink of a wound was so foul that she had to excuse herself and walk away so the patient or the family wouldn't see her gagging.
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"The NGMA episode was despicable and was representative of the gagging that has spread over all fields of expression," Palekar said in an e-mail response to questions.
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They happily cataloged nearly every moment of their lives — from divorces to family rifts to gagging over dog poop duty — and turned it into branded content for mass consumption.
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In the video, which showed a group of people gagging and attacking a disabled suburban Chicago teen, chants of "f--- Donald Trump" and "f--- white people" could be heard.
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Despite the twice-married star promising the book would tell all about the men in her life, the 2007 gagging clause is causing a headache with the writing process.
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It has grown like gangbusters since the first Juul vaporizer was introduced in 2015, leaving competitors — including traditional tobacco companies with their own e-cigarettes — gagging on its smoke.
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" If you are not gagging yet, please continue: "Positive controls were used to help us identify yeast colonies and negative controls were used to ensure our techniques were sterile.
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As a child she is gagged by her mother to teach her not to be prideful; as an adult she spends months gagging herself to pose as a mute.
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Central Park Races to Save a Rare Duck Gagging on a Piece of Plastic In Queens, a Food Bazaar With the Vastness and Variety of Indonesia Want more news?
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BDSM sexual and lifestyle practices very greatly beyond the dominatrix and submissive dynamic, including humiliation (being mocked by degrading language), electroplay (being shocked by an electrical source), and gagging.
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There was a foul odor of what seemed to be a mix of fish carcasses and human excrement—so strong everyone had to cover their mouths to keep from gagging.
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Like too many of the more elaborate comic bits in "Grimsby," the elephant sketch soon drags and dies, its foundational visual gag (Jonah in pachyderm privates) never reaching gagging hilarity.
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Like the UK leaders, the Danes also seem to have to hold their noses and make gagging gestures every time they walk into a summit room with Merkel and Hollande.
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Black gay culture is often co-opted and appropriated — phrases like "spilling tea" and "gagging" have a contextual history — but rarely recognized in the ways that Daniels is doing on Star.
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He said that she told him she had been "constantly" eating peanut butter sandwiches for several years — so long that she could no longer stand them without gagging or throwing up.
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Texas, which never expanded Medicaid under the ACA, has cut traditional Medicaid so severely that children with special needs — even the need for assistance in eating without gagging — have lost therapy.
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The April 7 attack in Douma caused widespread international fury, particularly because many victims appeared to have been children shown gagging and choking, based on videos disseminated by witnesses and activists.
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German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier criticized Turkey's arrest of Kurdish opposition leaders last month, saying Ankara had a right to fight terrorism but could not use it to justify gagging opponents.
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She describes her particular brand as extreme: it includes forced feeding, funnel feeding, gagging, forced orgasm while being fed, eating from a trough, wearing a pig nose, and being fed while fucking.
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"Let's just get home," she says to them when Jonas starts to whine about the mess, gagging over the smell of the sugary milk, even as the word feels false in her mouth.
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As Taylor actually manages to fit most of the fries in his mouth without gagging too much, McNary reveals in an interview that the singer-songwriter's intimidation tactics will not work on him.
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Adults who suspect a child may be choking should look for the signs, which include coughing, gagging, high-pitched, noisy breathing, holding their neck, or turning blue, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles reports.
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Rated on taste, likability (basically, can we swallow these without gagging), and efficacy, we rounded up the ones we would actually recommend to our best friend who can't stop complaining about her hair.
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But the president could still attempt to invoke executive privilege to keep Mr. Mueller from testifying and, in theory, take the unusual step of filing a lawsuit seeking a court injunction gagging him.
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A few courts had even begun to invalidate them, ruling that they ran afoul of the constitutional right to free speech by gagging plaintiffs and their lawyers from disclosing evidence of alleged malfeasance.
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The faces of us clothed people were different stages of a disconcerted grimace, none more so than our sound guy, who had all the fapping and gagging sounds playing directly into his headphones.
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Mira Sorvino just revealed a shockingly disgusting story about a casting director who she says scared the crap outta her for a role ... by gagging her with a condom when she was 16.
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The people gagging for a collaboration between The Weeknd and Daft Punk may exist within a fairly small cross section of a Venn diagram nobody asked for, but their wishes have been granted anyway.
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And yet, ever since I was a toddler, I've been unable to even put a small forkful of mashed potato anywhere near my lips without dry retching, gagging and, in some cases, actually crying.
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Sullivan and Packer gave Grace an overdose of pills before binding and gagging her, leaving her to die in the sweltering attic — but somehow Grace survived the night and escaped some of her bindings.
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It was a truly incredible video, made all the better by the string of footage of unsuspecting robbers opening the booby-trapped box and finding themselves covered in glitter and gagging on fart spray.
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In gagging Shkreli, at least in and around court, Matsumoto indicated she was deeply troubled by Shkreli having walked into a courtroom occupied by several reporters last week and making comments on the case.
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Another Golovkin Knockout The boxing press are still gagging for Gennady Golovkin versus Canelo Alvarez but many in the community have given up on it happening, at least until they both really need it.
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"Why are you gagging the little guys, when the guy with the biggest microphone on Earth gets to say whatever he wants?" asked former federal prosecutor Laurie Levenson, a professor at Loyola Law School.
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Your most annoying housemate carving a pumpkin and declaring that "we can make a soup out of the pulp!" before leaving the pulp in the fridge until nobody can open the door without gagging.
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Every couple of weeks (more if you're filthy) you have to pop the ball out, clean the dusty crusties off the sensor and hope the person sitting next to you doesn't notice and start gagging.
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Steezy giggles and continues dancing, as does his friend — for a few seconds, until you can hear the unmistakable sound of gagging, though he never stops attempting to wiggle his legs in a dancing motion.
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Yaas, okurrrr, hieeeeee, shady, tea, serving realness, gives me life, work, and gagging have all made the crossover from drag queens to the mainstream (though there's some debate as to where these terms actually originated).
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Elsewhere, Crackdown provided some jumpy relief for those gagging to get stuck into a next-gen Grand Theft Auto, and Condemned: Criminal Origins is still one of the most harrowing video games I've ever played.
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GAGGING CLAUSES In South Korea, private settlements between companies and individuals at criminal proceedings are a key factor in leading to lighter sentences in civil workplace accident cases, according to last year's government-commissioned report.
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First of all, I would say half of the dialogue in Bend It Like Beckham is between Jess's relatives, who tease her about dating boys, and Jess responding with blanching, gagging, or growing visibly upset.
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Halfway into that contract, Butler has been sub-replacement level and seems to have finally lost his every-day job; the A's will probably wind up gagging on a big chunk of the $30 million.
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Staff member Perry Gains told the Enquirer that, although he's trained in the Heimlich maneuver and was ready to help the gagging woman, he let Dr. Heimlich take the reins since, well, he's Dr. Heimlich.
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Revelations about the blacklist have infuriated the public, fueling widespread accusations that Ms. Park was taking South Korea back to the time when her father, the military dictator Park Chung-hee, ruled by gagging dissidents.
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"In retrospect, while there is legal precedent for gagging a defendant to keep order in a court, I apologize for taking that action last week," Russo said in a statement to the court, according to WEWS.
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But the days of the privacy injunction, better known to London newspapers as a gagging order, may be numbered after a celebrity's attempt to use one to suppress details of an extra-marital threesome backfired spectacularly.
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"International lenders have not been gagging for exposure to Indian FIs since the beginning of last year, when high-profile fraud cases emerged and defaults followed at other institutions," said one senior loan banker in Singapore.
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Ghose says it's a good idea to take a class or try CBT with a more experienced partner who's well-versed in BDSM practices, especially if you're trying any form of restraint, gagging, or rope play.
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Sometimes on hour three or four, the joy of it becomes physically painful for me, tears streaming down my face as my laughter devolves into a half-gagging fit not unlike a self-inflicted tickle torture.
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Gagging employees is a form of political pressure and a big step toward weakening the agencies, and is quickly taking us back to a time before the Obama administration, when the government actively tried to suppress research.
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In today's complaint, Microsoft says that Section 2705(b) of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act "sweeps too broadly" and simply gives the government too much power in gagging companies as it pursues investigations and alleged criminal activity.
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Actor Armie Hammer, known for his roles in "Call Me by Your Name" and "The Social Network," posted an Instagram story of his young son that had enough people gagging that the negative response trended on Twitter.
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We began to put Violet in her highchair every time we sat down to a meal, trying to catch on quickly to the slight shake of a head that meant ''no'' before it escalated to gagging and crying.
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When she finally moved out, she says her teeth were seriously decayed: So much of the abuse took place in the morning, before her husband left for work, that she became too anxious to brush them without gagging.
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In November, three masked men dressed in black staged a dramatic heist at the Museo di Castelvecchio, tying up and gagging a security guard and another employee before making off with the pieces in the guard's own car.
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But just because it's fancy doesn't mean you're going to like it, and from truffles to snails, Shuga Cain and Honey Davenport taste test everything to figure out what has them gagging and what makes them want to gag.
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Even if your ex was the one who broke up with you, she's going to be gagging even harder to go for ramen with you and tell you all her boring problems if you're the one who's gone cold.
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As a member of the National Association of Social Workers, I am required not to divulge details about clients to the media, but there is no statute gagging me from unloading in public on outrageous behavior by famous personalities.
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But we're never going to make the progress that we need to if they hurl the word "racist" as reflexively and indiscriminately as some of them do, in a frenzy of righteousness aimed at gagging speakers and strangling debate.
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I wasn't laughing so much as gagging when he asked me to eat one of the bars filled with bugs, but he countered with an example of food we now love that people thought was gross hundreds of years ago.
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It can be easy to misfire with dishes that have deep traditions among African-Americans — I recall my wife's gagging as she described biting into macaroni and cheese made by a white co-worker, and discovering that it contained corn.
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SAGE Publishing printed a study in 2010 that analyzed popular pornographic videos and found that over 88 percent of the scenes contained physical aggression by males against females, who were depicted as enjoying such treatment such as slapping, gagging, and choking.
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" And as Insider's Courteney Larocca previously noted about her "Santa Baby" cover, "it's difficult to listen to her croon about how she's been an 'awful good girl' while trying to flirt her way into a light blue convertible without gagging.
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Around four in the morning, while we were still gagging on the smell of human waste, a man in a hazmat suit showed up to my room with industrial strength cleaning products and told me to give him my keys for the night.
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He's a hulking, topless, monotonous, drivel-spouting meathead who's absolutely gagging to join the crew of lesser known and underappreciated cult gaming icons—a Dante, a Gene, a Travis Touchdown—but with absolutely none of the wit, style, charm, or charisma to warrant it.
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" Hiaasen describes the deficiencies of this product eloquently: "The target market segment was middle-aged men with slack penises and gagging body odor, but the refreshing juniper scent had attracted teenage girls who failed to read the warning label while rifling their parents' medicine cabinets.
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One gets the sense that the pizza shop, Proud City Pizza, is one of those restaurants that Gordon Ramsay is always screaming his way through, smashing pans together and violently gagging while telling grown men that they need to be honest with themselves emotionally.
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Otero, during the hearing, seemed sympathetic to Avenatti's arguments that gagging him in the case would be unfair and absurd given the fact that Trump continues to tweet about Cohen and Trump's current lawyer Rudy Giuliani frequently comments to media outlets about Cohen and Daniels.
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Paul Bledsoe, who served as communications director of the White House Climate Change Task Force under former President Clinton, said Mann's litigation is crucial to stop the gagging of scientists who are informing the public about the need to act quickly to prevent an environmental catastrophe.
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The judge, who is overseeing the gigantic multidistrict litigation accusing pharmaceutical manufacturers and wholesalers of sparking the opioid crisis by falsely advertising their products, emphasized that he has no intention of gagging the hundreds of public officials who filed cases on behalf of cities, states and counties.
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Though that COLORS session (now with more than 19 million YouTube views, by the way) introduced Mahalia to people clearly gagging for a sound like hers – one that nods to 90s throwback R&B but injects it with sharply contemporary textures – she was signed at 13.
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This art-driven approach to music and performance has been presented as one of the key selling points the band, much-hyped for their sparkly take on guitar music—a genre which, it has to be said, has been gagging for a dose of glitter dust for years.
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Namely, those recent records played less of a part in setting her apart as the vocalist she's been since she first appeared LaFace Records with "There You Go." And yes, she's due to put out an album this year, but who really is gagging to hear Pink's new material?
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"Anything goes in America, but for a porn film to be legally sold here it must have an R-18 certificate, which means that certain imagery involving so-called golden showers, gagging, constriction of breathing, dialogue suggesting underage sex and other kinks are not allowed," my dad explains.
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We've just nipped out for a special Friday lunch —the usual meal deal but with a chocolate bar thrown in too— and arrived back to nine tracks of club ready material that's got us gagging to escape the office pronto before falling into the loving arms of a few foamy pints.
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I was just as melodramatic with food, gagging loudly when I accidentally ran into a zucchini in a quiche, picking mushrooms out of pasta dishes and piling them on the side of my plate like dams, throwing out a perfectly good tuna melt if there were slivers of celery inside.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "As Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Tacks Right, a Cartoonist Is Fired" (Business Day, June 16): Gagging editorial cartoonists may not seem like the worst possible threat to a free press, but as Rob Rogers, the cartoonist fired by The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, makes clear, it's still a threat.
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Kellogg's has marketed its Eggo waffles to parents as a product that will "win over the pickiest eaters," while Kraft Heinz ran an ad showing a young boy gagging when his parents offered him freshly baked salmon for dinner and then smiling happily when they gave him tacos drenched in Kraft shredded cheese instead.
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It turned out that kidnapping someone whom you suspected of having information pertaining to imminent violence, hooding and gagging and injecting him with a dose of sedatives just cruelly short of lethal, transporting him to a foreign locale and there beating him out of his unconsciousness until you obtained that information, was a false methodology that produced false results.
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I had forgotten that our fridge broke and all of us were too lazy to take the meat out of the freezer, and we adopted a "just don't open it" policy when it came to the freezer— so I open it and there's just an insane amount of rotting meat and I'm gagging and Clarisse is crying so loud.
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Turgenev's book did much to stoke the fast-growing criticism of serfdom, which was abolished nine years later, in 1861, by the progressive Czar Alexander II. He was assassinated 20 years later, his death witnessed by his son and grandson, who would become the next two czars, Alexander III and Nicholas II. It is not unreasonable to imagine that his assassination was instrumental in turning both of them into reactionary, anti-liberal autocrats, so opposed to any sort of reform and so intent on gagging all opposition that eventually revolution became inevitable.
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