First, there's personal grousing between former coworkers turned campaign adversaries.
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A few people are grousing on the other network tonight.
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But Trump's grousing serves an important purpose in educating our democracy.
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Grousing yes, but there is some truth to this as well.
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Behind the scenes, investors have been grousing about a potential purchase.
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You'll come off like a grousing teenager, and that'll get you nowhere.
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Yet even the business community has been grousing about Mr. Macron's changes.
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In other words, despite many fans' grousing, the franchise is doing just fine.
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Grousing about tourists has long been a New Yorker's right and social obligation.
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The grousing about the process this year has started to draw national attention.
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The Democrats' grousing over this possible election theft will get them nowhere, of course.
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The liberals would come out grousing that they were hopelessly deadlocked on 97 points.
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All that grousing is fine, but the touchbar didn't end my relationship with Apple.
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They form his political base; the elites grousing about his reduced stature do not.
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Kim made it public by grousing on Twitter ... she had to drive Kendall around.
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Hence the grousing about paying on Austrian roads while Austrians "free-ride" on Bavarian ones.
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"No amount of grousing by the bitter Bushes is going to change it," Ingraham said.
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And for some, that grousing has turned to talk of fleeing to lower-tax states.
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He said that he expects the grousing and fault-finding to provide similar free publicity.
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But, Ms. Rosenberg, the career columnist, cautioned against grousing too much to your colleagues at work.
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But there were no women on the boat, just a grumpy captain grousing about frozen strawberries.
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Ariana joked about "grown men arguing online," grousing it was taking attention away from her new single.
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Investors have been grousing about how unprofitable Snap is and how its number of users appears small.
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After some grousing on President Donald Trump's twitter feed, the Treasury officially designated China a currency manipulator.
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"That's what the competitors have been grousing," Deane Dray, analyst at RBC Capital Markets, said on Wednesday.
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And finally, he says she needs to back off grousing that he's dating billionaire heiress Chloe Green.
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Yet for all Mr Trump's grousing about "fake news", prosecutors have indicted a number of his former associates.
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But the unorthodox grousing from lawmakers has put a special focus on the recent reshuffling at the DCCC.
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"Batman v Superman" has grossed well more than a half-billion dollars worldwide, but even fans are grousing.
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Thus, this grousing by the older generations about the lesser qualities of younger generations is not always accurate.
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Ms. Fields has found herself snapping at strangers for minor offenses and grousing about her daughter's overprotective nature.
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And they both challenged grousing lawmakers to step up and pass legislation if they did not like it.
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"At that time, you started to hear grousing about how weak Republicans were, particularly Boehner," Mr. Donovan said.
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In policy, academic, and urban planning circles, know that they hear your grousing about traffic and roll their eyes.
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It released a statement chastising his exotic pets purchase, grousing he should have adopted cats from a local shelter.
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Grousing about pointless remakes is a critical activity so frequently practiced that it's become a form of conventional wisdom.
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But at the same time, I think some of the grousing about the show has been slightly off the mark.
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Lacking an invitation to the event, he placed himself outside the centre, buttonholing attendees and grousing about having been jilted.
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The music labels have been grousing about YouTube for a while now, but they have recently turned up the volume.
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I've spent much of Hollywood's 22018-'290 awards season grousing about the quality of movies being nominated for various honors.
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Despite the usual cantankerous grousing — just part of the holiday fun — Thanksgiving's greatest purpose is recognizing shared traditions and ancestors.
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There's also private grousing about Perez not convincing Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton to help with more more raising money.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump was grousing about John R. Bolton, his national security adviser, at his Florida club not long ago.
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" In response, a staffer said he expected "there will be some grousing" about the training, since "this was one production editor.
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He's the luddite dad who won't use email, doesn't get Snapchat, and keeps grousing about the death of 35 mm film.
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A former navy SEAL with an excessive fondness for saying so, Mr Zinke has seemed mainly devoted to lekking and grousing.
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When the crowd stopped roaring, he kind of went in on them, grousing he's not a big fan of sympathy votes.
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Lord Mandelson's comments will be dismissed by Mr Corbyn's supporters as just more grousing from the right wing of the party.
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Mr. Podesta is a longtime friend, and Ms. Tanden's tone is often that of a colleague grousing in the break room.
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But the Clinton campaign has its own view of Sanders's supporters media grousing, and, as to be expected, it isn't kind.
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For quite a bit of that history, however, the Spanos family has owned the Chargers, and never seemed to stop grousing.
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But whatever that involves, it had better be good, or I'm going to be grousing about that 40 years from now too.
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He indicates the insecurities behind Lee's aggression, and not only when Lee is grousing about Austin's "art" and his Ivy League education.
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We got Bauer Tuesday in Bev Hills at Ocean Prime, and he's grousing about politicians who are sewing the seeds of violence.
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The grousing companies fail to acknowledge the dangerous precedent that would be established by using antitrust policies to weaken intellectual property rights.
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In February, he tweeted that Iran "has been formally PUT ON NOTICE," while also grousing about the "terrible deal" his predecessor made.
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In February, he tweeted that Iran "has been formally PUT ON NOTICE," while also grousing about the "terrible deal " his predecessor made.
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An argument consumed the party over whether this was a better-rounded vision of society or just the grousing of a reactionary.
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President Donald Trump is grousing again about his Federal Reserve chairman, telling political donors that he was hoping for easier monetary policy.
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A block away at the Black Penny, a tiny bar on North Rampart Street, grousing over the cameras was easy to find.
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"Empire" production sources tell TMZ ... none of the brass -- producers or EPs -- heard even a whisper from Jussie grousing he was underpaid.
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Judd Hirsch taxis his way back to sitcoms as Arthur, the proprietor of the donut shop, grousing about his increasingly gentrified Chicago neighborhood.
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And despite Democrats' many protestations throughout, their grousing is unlikely to be remembered amid all of the showmanship Trump displayed in the chamber.
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" If you find your teenager grousing about a problem for which you have a solution, try, "I've got an idea that might help.
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He has taken in recent days to grousing about whether Bill Shine, his relatively new communications director, is helping him in public perception.
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Judging by all the grousing over both candidates, it's natural to think that voters hold both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in deep disdain.
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And the crackdown may not be necessary: apart from some grousing on social media, there has been little dissent over the crown prince's policies.
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The ratio of hyper-satisfying moments of crystalline self-perception to irritated grousing about why I'm not spending time among other humans is low.
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And for several years, Comcast executives have been grousing about the money they're not getting when they put their stuff on YouTube and Facebook.
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Yet the grousing is inevitable and a mark of Mr Putin's indisputable achievement: a serious jolt in Americans' confidence in the integrity of their elections.
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Read More Jobs report is strong, but Fed can wait on hike In short, there was something for everyone — either for praising or for grousing.
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Despite his grousing on California's "environmental laws," left unsaid by Trump is anything about climate change, which he has generally opposed taking action to slow.
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Their grousing and moaning and general sourpuss disposition soon filtered into academia, Hollywood and the media, then into the upper echelons of American snobbery, a.k.a.
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Top aides who view that their jobs are primarily keeping Trump from causing serious harm, and grousing every step of the way about the man.
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Instead, the profile reads more or less like three friends sitting around a table gossiping and grousing about someone they've collectively deemed a terrible villain.
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The grousing from restive progressives and younger members is largely divorced from the practical dynamics of caucus politics where Pelosi's main critics are to her right.
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Residents across the city are still crowing about the Carolina Panthers's Super Bowl appearance and grousing about a rare public corruption scandal that surfaced in 2014.
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Yet it repeated the pain of earlier failures that have left Trump and the GOP rank-and-file grousing about lawmakers' inability to fulfill their promises.
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The game, and people playing it are different and "different" means "worse" for all these old guys—that's what this piece, and Goose's grousing, are about.
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Heading into the debate, there was lots of grousing about the calendar — that President Donald Trump's impeachment and the holidays would swallow up anything that happened.
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But Trump's grousing references to China's economic superiority, to 11 million "illegals" and to the erosion of America's manufacturing sector were right out of Bannon's playbook.
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Last month, though, was the first February on record that downtown Los Angeles did not reach 70 degrees, a milestone marked by light grousing from Angelenos.
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With so much in Painting: Now and Forever, Part III to see and think about, grousing about who is not in it diminishes those who are.
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But more often, they can be heard grousing about the smattering of crumpled dollar bills in their guitar cases after performing one heartfelt Beatles song after another.
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They include typical workplace grousing about bosses who workers say are in need of "Viagra for the brain" and are incapable of running even a Popsicle stand.
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He was examined periodically by prison psychologists, who certified that any displays of grousing or anger about his confinement were proof enough that he was mentally stable.
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Effects: The impact of the report so far is unclear, but dealers are grousing about possible implications for their bottom lines and insisting their trade is moral.
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In the wake of the Georgia outcome, there is a lot of grousing about "moral victories" and "Democrats have to win somewhere," but this is fundamentally misguided.
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If a female comic built an act around grousing about her children the way Louis C. K. or Bill Cosby did, would audiences judge her more harshly?
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Several Harder voters here said their friends had seen Denham's television ads and then came back quoting the commercials and grousing about the Democrat's alleged silver spoon.
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He may also be a once-in-a-generation playmaker, and—for now, at least—that should overwhelm any grousing about the errant left elbow on his jumper.
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Klay Thompson thinks Warriors fans have been spoiled by their historic dominance ... grousing about Dub Nation's lack of support Sunday night after an embarrassing loss to the Suns.
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So all the folks who are grousing about the pace of judges, they should put all their effort into making sure that we win the majority in 2020.
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Decreased revenue from 2017's tax cuts and the cost of the subsequent budget deal, a compromise passed with Ryan's blessing, and signed, after some grousing, by Trump.
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"From the beginning, I think the channel felt like a safe space for mild grousing about management, power dynamics and subtle inequities in the workplace," Ms. Anderson said.
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Of course, such an outcome that would surely yield a new round of grousing and griping, but various factors, including nostalgia, appear to augur in the show's favor.
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" As Larry Summers, former Treasury secretary and National Economic Council chair, put it, this is more like grousing from "an East Hampton cocktail party than a serious policy discussion.
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" The owner is on a crusade to save the English language, grousing, "This is the most overused, annoying word in the English language and we will not tolerate it.
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Meanwhile, Steve Bannon, the president's chief strategist, was privately grousing that the bill "doesn't drive down costs" and was "written by the insurance industry," according to New York magazine.
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Kim Kardashian's Christmas gift from Kanye West isn't going to stop the chorus from grousing she keeps getting richer for doing nothing, because in this case ... it's absolutely true.
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On Sunday she looked fairly power-obsessed and spiteful, grousing to Jaime about traitors and eying "a dynasty for us," which is an interesting interpretation of the dynasty concept.
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The grousing was wan and resolutely room temperature; this was a basketball player goofing around during a blowout, not a basketball player spray-painting BABA BOOEY on the Wailing Wall.
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Like Batman v Superman, Captain America: Civil War starts with mankind grousing about all the collateral damage caused, time and again, by the efforts of superheroes to save the planet.
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After the refiner's fire of a midterm defeat burns through the GOP, Trump would be freer to run without so many conservative sticklers grousing about ideological transgressions or behavioral excesses.
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Such sausage-making isn't usually visible to the public, which would seem to indicate that at least some of the banks are grousing to reporters about terms they find egregious.
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There is grousing that Breitbart and the Christian Broadcasting Network are the only conservative non-cable outlets to have scored an interview with the president in his first 100 days.
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" Healy asked the crowd to put away their iPhones for a five-minute period of time, grousing "I guarantee you this moment will be more potent than a fucking video.
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That still can't be said of all tennis tournaments, but despite some ill-natured male grousing recently, equal pay is still the rule at the United States Open, at least.
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Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) was the most colorful, grousing that Democratic leaders needed to "give us a goddamn message to stay on," according to lawmakers and aides in the room.
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He complained about the climate in North Dakota, grousing, "I was on the beach, then they brought me here in the cold," but he mostly seemed upbeat during our interviews.
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It's reasonable for lawmakers to be concerned that, in this environment, people will be more likely to go from grousing about politicians on Facebook to shooting them at a baseball field.
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U.S. conservatives have only grown angrier about supposed bias at tech companies in the meantime, with the president himself increasingly grousing about thinly-sourced allegations of censorship and rigged search results.
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But the grousing, a persistent theme in 13 Hours, is ever-aimed at faceless bureaucracy, government inefficiency and general chain-of-command clusterfuckery — issues that aren't unique to Democrats or Republicans.
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They also both contribute regularly to Tech Policy Daily, a right-leaning tech policy blog composed mainly of grousing at the inefficacy of the current administration and organizations like the FCC.
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But the Dodgers were also in a state of denial, grousing that the Giants weren't really that great and that the Willie Mays kid everyone was talking about was being overhyped.
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Instead, he's been "shuffling around his chintzy resort in Palm Beach grousing to club members about how unfair it is that he's facing an impeachment trial," as Seth Meyers puts it.
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Friends reported that the easy-to-use LVCC Uber pickup and drop-off lot now had its own huge queue and then I heard some hotel doormen grousing about 6x price surges.
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When Netflix blasted out similar numbers last quarter, it generated grousing from traditional TV and film executives, among others, who argued that the numbers were misleading or, worse, designed to bamboozle ... someone.
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So it's a shame that the bicycle is caught in the messy world of San Francisco politics, complete with interagency grousing, rivalry between billion-dollar public companies, and plenty of official letterhead.
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For all the griping and grousing you may hear about flying these days, a new report says the quality of airline service in the U.S. soared to a record high in 2018.
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Even though a bit of snickering can be heard in the back of the room, the usual grousing and mockery gets set aside because this is the guy who signed the checks.
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Mr. Trump, though, has little appetite to carry a singular tax-cuts-and-the-economy argument and is grousing about what he sees as uninspired messaging by congressional leaders like Mr. Ryan.
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Franklin sang the national anthem at Super Bowl in her hometown in 2006, after grousing that Detroit's rich musical legacy was being snubbed when the Rolling Stones were chosen as halftime performers.
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There has also been on-and-off grousing from his father-in-law, who has told aides that he wanted his daughter and son-in-law to move back to New York.
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It's 1957 when the story begins, with Troy and his buddy Jim Bono (Stephen McKinley Henderson) working as garbage men in Pittsburgh, grousing about how only white folks get to drive the trucks.
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The president is reportedly angry that Sessions recused himself from overseeing the investigation, a move that took Trump by surprise and that he felt was unnecessary, and Trump's grousing has gotten to Sessions.
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For all our grousing about one another, we would have to agree that our best and most humane policies are made through debate and discussion, and most critically, by listening to one another.
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Despite his frequent grousing to the contrary, Alec Baldwin was back in his recurring role as Trump, placing an anxious phone call to his personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani (played by Kate McKinnon).
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And some Democrats are grousing that Bloomberg and Steyer have artificially inflated poll numbers due to their independent spending, an important metric in 2020 due to the Democratic National Committee's debate qualification criteria.
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Our sources say during the final taping of Khloe's talk show in April, Kim was grousing that they had sunk $8 million into their Hidden Hills remodel and it was all her money.
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As such, Trump's grousing about SNL, a program that formerly had him on as a host and made gentle fun of him in the past, is of a piece with everything else he does.
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The people who are bellyaching about the Fyre Festival may be inciting civil unrest and even riots, and if they don't stop grousing they're gonna be in big trouble ... so threaten the festival's lawyers.
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Elizabeth Warren on the other hand can easily match Bernie's grousing gripe for gripe, but she brings balance to the equation by letting her confidence in a brighter future show in her facial expressiveness.
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Also in the park are an FBI agent (Jon Hamm) and the ambitious Scruggs (Olivia Wilde), who are a little too on the nose in grousing about the lack of pizzazz in their assignments.
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"If it were easy, I would not be famous," Poirot mutters, playing off the meta aspects of this familiar staple of movies and TV, while devoting less time grousing about being mistaken for a Frenchman.
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He compared the grousing about unfair questions that some candidates engage in (and was especially prevalent during last year's crowded GOP primary debates) to coaches "working the refs" in hopes of getting favorable calls later.
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Every year during the ABC upfront presentation, Jimmy Kimmel jokes about CBS's old viewers, and every year CBS spends much of its press conference the following day grousing about how it has a young audience, too.
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Here's the editor of The American Botanist grousing back in 1902:Another horticultural magazine gravely informs its readers that the grape-fruit (Citnis decumana) receives its common name from the fact that it grows 'in grapose clusters.
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Fast-forward to the early 1990s, and Bill Clinton's team convinced him that grousing publicly about the Fed was useless: The independent central bank would and should set policy as it saw fit based on economic conditions.
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Chances are Arizonans don't look too fondly upon half-baked socialist policy prescriptions as well as past praise for breadlines and communist nations being pushed by a millionaire with three houses who is constantly grousing about fairness.
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Adams recalled the interactions with the women differently, his lawyer said, referring to some of the allegations as "grousing by disgruntled individuals" who blamed Adams for personal or professional disappointments and were now out to harm him.
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In the immediate aftermath of Lost, there was some grousing about how the finale didn't answer enough, while those of us who are wise and true pointed out that the show had answered most of its questions.
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They also contrasted it to available genetic data from other insects in the same broad order known as Blattodea, such as termites (recently inducted into Blattodea after years of grousing from entomologists) and the German cockroach (Blattella germanica).
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Democrats have been grousing about the Electoral College for decades and the idea to get rid of it has been endorsed before, as Hillary Clinton did after she won the popular vote but lost the presidency in 2016.
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In this universe, though, Jackson and Anthony basically can't be in the same room after Jackson popped off with some Junior Soprano-style grousing about how his team's centerpiece star Never Had The Makings Of A Varsity Athlete.
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Woods's grousing about the flaws in his 68 reminded Joe LaCava, his caddie since 2011, of the olden days when Woods, a 79-time winner on the PGA Tour, set the bar so high only he could clear it.
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Despite a thick patchwork of redactions, it details serious and dangerous actions against the United States that Mr. Trump, for all his endless tweeting and grousing about the special counsel's investigation, has never overtly confronted, acknowledged, condemned or comprehended.
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Some residents said they watched with a sense of rising discomfort as a gathering by leaders of the Group of 7 nations over the weekend devolved into open grousing between President Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada.
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It's not surprising, then, that Ellen's monologue about Bush reduced her critics to a mob of angry Twitter users, as if a bunch of regular people professing their sincere concerns were grousing and griping for the hell of it.
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Critic's Notebook On Sunday, colorization is coming to one of television's great comedies, "The Dick Van Dyke Show," and perhaps grousing will be heard in some quarters from holdouts who still object to mucking with black-and-white classics.
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I know it sounds like I'm grousing about an episode that I actually did enjoy; Tahani's interactions with Jon, for example, were a delight, and I'm always thrilled when any new character gets to meet Janet for the first time.
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The rescue shelters have literally been lifesavers for thousands of displaced people in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, but there has been some grousing over a disparity in the food served to the evacuees and the food served to the volunteers.
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Amid conservative grousing, Democrats are quick to note that Republicans have been solidly behind rising military outlays and voted in 2017 for tax cuts that could end up costing the government close to $2 trillion in lost revenues over a decade.
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The President had the Clemson Tigers over for Big Macs at the White House ("massive amounts of Fast Food (I paid) ... Great guys and big eaters") and as the midpoint of his term approached, he remained there, grousing on Twitter.
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This is the bitter paradox regarding the grousing about immigrant fiction: that a genre with such a wide sweep, with such a vantage point on the contingencies of human and cultural behavior, can be derided for, of all things, narrowness.
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Those who are worried about getting cut from the June and July debates have been grousing to supporters for weeks about how the qualification criteria — which have turned out to be relatively easy to meet — are, in fact, rigged against them.
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A Reuters analysis of corporate statements made during the last round of earnings reports found companies ranging from Ford and Pepsi to Discovery Communications grousing that the devaluation put in play by new Argentine President Mauricio Macri would cost them dearly.
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At a time when many small and midsize galleries are being priced out of the business because of the costs of prime real estate and proliferating art fairs, Mr. Zwirner's expansion is bound to elicit grousing about mega-dealers' taking over the world.
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Tech's newfound place under the media microscope has led to grousing among tech executives, in public and private, that the press has overcorrected, going too far in its antagonistic coverage toward the industry, blaming it for problems it didn't create, and ignoring its successes.
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Tito was at LAX Thursday and singled out Wade Robson -- who, along with James Safechuck, detailed what they say were years of sexual abuse at the hands of MJ -- grousing that Wade's story shouldn't be enough to recast his late brother as a pariah.
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For every admirer cooing about the sun-warmed sea, craggy coastlines, fish-rich bouillabaisse and the Mediterranean melting pot (thanks to 313th-century immigration from Greece, Spain, Italy, Corsica, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria), someone else is grousing about corruption, dirty streets and eroding Frenchness.
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Republicans who will take command of the Senate and House as the 115th Congress convenes on Tuesday have long been itching for a chance to do it their way, constantly grousing that President Obama and Congressional Democrats held back American progress and economic growth.
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Protzman had instructed his students to be on the lookout for potentially good stories on campus; one of these students, who was Vietnamese, pitched him on a piece on international students grousing about the nature of the Asian-inspired cuisine in the dining hall food.
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It's the second time Beckham has gone public with a gripe against the league this week -- grousing about how Ezekiel Elliott somehow didn't get fined for jumping in the Salvation Army kettle and insinuating that he would have been targeted if it was him.
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While some conservatives are grousing that Trump did not shoot the moon with the pick and choose a more boldly conservative choice, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell understood the value of a well-vetted, well-liked nominee for what is going to be a sprint of a confirmation process.
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Somehow the commentators and politicians, bureaucrats and businessmen had assumed that for all the isle's insularity, for all the familiar euroskepticism and grousing about immigrants, when the time came Britons would revert to form and remain in their proper place in the front ranks of the Western world.
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With that as a disclaimer, here's a rundown of what likely will win -- and what in this critic's estimation should -- in most Oscar categories heading into Sunday night's festivities, which, if form holds for the current awards season, are sure to prompt plenty of grousing whatever the outcome.
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This agricultural town of roughly 3,500, which gave Iowa its 30th governor, Robert D. Blue, is one of the largest Iowa towns to have not seen a 2016 candidate stop by, an anomaly in a state where many have taken to grousing about the attention showered on them by presidential hopefuls.
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"What's different is that this president does so much of his grousing and thinking aloud in public on Twitter, so whereas Obama probably said something under his breath to his aides and President Bush did as well, they didn't tweet it out for everybody to see and hear," he added.
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John Thune, a member of the GOP leadership team in the Senate, acknowledging that Jackson was not sufficiently vetted as a candidate to run the VA. Republicans are also grousing about Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt, who cannot seem to go a day without a headline that questions his ethics.
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And just as Dylan could be found grousing at reporters in Don't Look Back, Wayne participated in a documentary called The Carter which showed him as a moody, media-averse cipher very much in the mold of Dylan (though Wayne eventually sued the documentary's producers, you can watch it in full on Vimeo).
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Given Trump's campaign grousing about protecting "countries that most of the people in this room have never even heard of and we end up in world war three," Putin may feel he can continue to bully Ukraine to leave the western alliance—perhaps, as in Crimea, using covert aid to local insurgents.
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The UAW has been grousing about how profitable GM has been over the past three years, as US auto sales have boomed, but the hourly workforce has gotten an average of $173,000 in annual profit sharing each year, and in 2019, if the membership approves a new four-year contract, it could get another $8,000.
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The main direct consequences of the WikiLeaks dump have been the resignation of Wasserman Schultz—which will probably relieve the Clinton team as much as satisfy Sanders supporters—and tut-tutting from the press, which sees something nefarious in the DNC strategizing how to get favorable press or grousing about a campaign accusing it of corruption.
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He has continued to lash out at the former GOP senator over the past several days, telling reporters on Tuesday "I was never a fan of John McCain, and I never will be" and then on Wednesday grousing about not receiving a "thank you" for approving funeral arrangement plans for McCain, despite his dislike for the former senator.
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Her pledge to "put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business" came back to haunt her in a big way, her own surrogates were quoted grousing about her standing in manufacturing states, and a new Quinnipiac poll showed her favorability rating cratering in the key swing states of Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
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But as he waited afterward in the lobby of the hotel where the hearing was held, several of his advisers could be heard nearby grousing about a Yankees tactic during the hearing — namely, focusing on Betances' slow delivery to home plate, which allowed base runners to steal 21 bases against him last season in 21 attempts.
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He's returning to his trustiest subject matter: grousing dad humor, bleak jokes about romance and loneliness, gay fantasy (his bit about lusting after Ewan McGregor has a superior sequel with the stars of "Magic Mike"), vignettes empathetically imagining the perspectives of the least likely people, and racial humor dancing up to the line of bad taste before a confident pirouette.
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Her opening chapters, which track the way Austen's early illustrators depicted the author's books, make a strong argument that illustrations of the 18th century helped shape readers' expectations of the novels — amusingly, she quotes some 18th-century cranks grousing at the way certain illustrations "spoiled" Austen for them, in the way that people today sometimes say the 2005 Keira Knightley movie "spoiled" Pride and Prejudice.
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Brittany -- who also believes the media has unfairly made it look like Kim is shouldering the effort -- tells us there's been a lot of grousing within many of the advocacy groups ... she says lots of folks believe the media is placing too big a focus on Kim just because she's a celeb, and they feel the media is overlooking their efforts which have spanned decades.
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Grousing is now intense about the lack of process to replace fired VA Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE: Trump conducted no interviews, there was no vetting and no customary consultations with Capitol Hill before announcing Jackson, who has scant federal management experience.
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As the Post wrote, Dorsey's attempts to placate conservatives at the June 19th dinner simply resulted in more grousing and demands Twitter taking hiring Republicans as seriously as hiring women and minorities:In response, the Twitter executive heard an earful from conservatives gathered at the table, who scoffed at the fact that Dorsey runs a platform that's supposed to be neutral even though he's tweeted about issues like immigration, gay rights and national politics.
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Which means we can all look forward to 3 ½ months of MMA fans arguing over whether actually McGregor deserves another shot at Diaz; 3 ½ months of every other UFC featherweight grousing about their champion vanishing to another weight class and denying them their rightful shots at his title; 0003 ½ months of McGregor and Diaz bad-mouthing each other at press conferences, in interviews, and on talk shows; and 3 ½ months of Conor McGregor talking about money.
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The event can sometimes feel like its very own art bubble off the coast of the United States, and during Wednesday's V.I.P. preview of the 16th edition of this warm-weather cousin of the long-running Swiss art fair, even the revelation of the Saudi buyer of Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi" took a back seat to cooing about the new floor layout, grousing about the traffic and laughing about a dispute with the local fire department that left many powerful dealers locked out of the fair's opening.
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