But remember that Trump's grudges aren't like other peoples' grudges.
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Now that we've established that grudges can be good in your self-preservation, how will you know if you're a person who can have some grudges?
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If Trump's core motivating force is to win and settle grudges, the biggest grudges he wants to settle now are probably with the Republican Party establishment that tried to stop him.
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They don't try to punish one another by holding grudges.
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There are grudges to settle and favorites to be rewarded.
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No, he held grudges with specific members of the media.
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That is the latest sign that old grudges are fading.
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Grudges let negative events from your past ruin today's happiness.
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Though not short of enemies, he did not bear grudges.
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We keep our poetry and our grudges, but in the
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News is an impartial business — it is not about grudges.
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But your grudges, Ms. Hannah warns, should be held responsibly.
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But that doesn't mean they've let go of old grudges.
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Enjoy your big day and try not to collect grudges.
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Rodriguez, in his book, wrote that he holds no grudges.
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He holds grudges and deeply hates being made fun of.
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Symbols of old fights, grudges and regimes must come down.
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Finally, Trump is vindictive and legendarily holds on to grudges.
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He was sharing the truth of his life with no grudges.
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Scientists curse one another out, hold grudges, and stop speaking altogether.
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Serious costsBut feuds and grudges come at a considerable mental cost.
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There was also a fortune cookie–worthy aphorism about keeping grudges.
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"They don't hold grudges ever," the mom said of their arguments.
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Russia and Trump share common grudges: Ukraine, Biden, and the Clintons.
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But here there are some genuine grudges and grievances going on.
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Brown, meanwhile, told PEOPLE in August she's not holding any grudges.
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" He also said that former Federation employees may "harbor unmerited grudges.
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If you think he has let old grudges lie, think again.
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Grudges old and new Duterte had reignited his war of words with the United States on Tuesday, bringing up old grudges and throwing in some new musings on American influence in his country and the region.
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Not be friends, I don't like having grudges and hating these people.
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Know he's a vindictive guy who harbors grudges long beyond the moment.
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I just never want to have any angry titles or bear grudges.
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" Severus Snape: "Can I petition to make holding grudges an Olympic event?
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Long-held grudges and resentment led to the band's dissolution in 2013.
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You see, I'm gay, which means two things: One, I hold grudges.
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Tit for tat, score settling, bringing up years old grudges. http://bit.
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People held grudges against him for forcing his way out of Quebec.
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This empathy can help you overcome any grudges you've been holding onto.
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The orcs remember things, hold grudges, and react to your leadership accordingly.
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It's not like you to cling to grudges, but you're only human.
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Bring your attention to the present, as grudges exist in the past.
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Many of these are long-simmering grudges and problems in the administration.
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I would stop holding all my grudges and finally let them go.
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Those who are detail oriented, too, are likely to excel at grudges.
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Ghosn also continued to nurse grudges, particularly when it came to money.
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There were always a lot of ideas — and grudges, too — pouring forth.
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Today, the Moon is in Scorpio, asking you to release old grudges.
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Grudges and angry thoughts, as this study points out, are neurologically complex processes.
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Ravens, for example, can hold grudges lasting from days to even a month.
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Sarah Drew isn't holding any grudges after her surprising departure from Grey's Anatomy.
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Real teenagers hold grudges, and this kind of physical and emotional abuse lingers.
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DeMario was at Toast in L.A. Saturday and he clearly holds no grudges.
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The moon enters Capricorn, asking you to release grudges and old emotional baggage.
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Old honor grudges abound, but so do powerful customs of friendship and camaraderie.
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He held no grudges, made no excuses that his authority was being usurped.
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Another former administration official said grudges have a lot to do with it.
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It's a confusing mess of dropped angles, real-life grudges, and missed opportunities.
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Smarter Living: Everyone has cherished grudges, but they don't do you any good.
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And both nurse mutual grudges that neither is willing to let go of.
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His blog post began to expose the geopolitics and grudges that are involved.
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Instead, they have become a sticky residue attracting conspiracies, grudges, even police investigations.
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The ice is no place to even the score or take out grudges.
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I've often noted how I hold on to grudges because my friends do.
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But we, as we say in Russia, we do not hold grudges against anyone.
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And like Nixon, who kept an enemies list, Trump does seem to nurse grudges.
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The president is, as Rosie O'Donnell knows, quite good at holding on to grudges.
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There is still been between her and Constance because apparently some grudges never die.
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They refuse to live a life of regret and they let go of grudges.
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Earl said he won't hold any grudges after Steven accused him murdering Teresa Halbach.
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You're famous for burning bridges and holding grudges, Scorpio, but today you're building connections!
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There was the expected laundry list of hoary, right-wing shibboleths, grudges and chimeras.
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Carrying grudges just makes everybody angry and bitter and then you get sick. Right.
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Eventually, the grudges between Barrio 133 and MS-213 were outsourced to El Salvador.
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If we feel something we say it in the moment, we don't hold grudges.
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And standoffs between factions with impenetrable grudges hold, making a resolution seem beyond distant.
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Some will be powered by more local disputes, longstanding grudges or just timely ambition.
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Critical art takes vision, flexibility, and personal largess to extend oneself beyond one's petty grudges.
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But the people mentioned in the PowerPoint know that the Church hangs on to grudges.
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"I don't hold grudges against anyone, but I thought, 'I just can't,' " said the dancer.
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Says he was doing it all for love, but actually just because of childhood grudges.
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It's a world where war is a cheap commodity for working out disagreements or grudges.
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This exacerbates the cycle of unfair labor division, and Capricorns' grudges get worse and worse.
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Axe and Lara cling to their riches and they cling even harder to their grudges.
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I thought people were supposed to mellow with age, and let go of their grudges.
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Sunni grudges against the government had deepened with every summary execution, and every mass arrest.
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In the fifth season of "The Apprentice," Ivanka Trump chastises a contestant for bearing grudges.
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You can see the grudges being formed that will spark the next war into flames.
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That's why so many people hold on to grudges for months, years, and even lifetimes.
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When we declared them fit for battle, they bore silent grudges — until the next firefight.
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Grudges serve as a monument erected to honor the memory of the injustice you suffered.
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But he made it clear that he bore no Gallic grudges against the United States.
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Both Andrus and Risch are known for their grudges (and tempers) in Idaho political circles.
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Since his re-signing, Sterling has shown that he has held no grudges with the promotion.
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They may also just be people who bear grudges, or people trying to undermine a politician.
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With a lifespan of roughly one hundred years, the tortoise has plenty of time for grudges.
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"He continued: "If there's one thing everyone knows about me, it's that I don't hold grudges.
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"Guys had grudges, a chip on their shoulder coming into this game, like myself," Allen said.
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Once again, Mr. Trump risks drawing the military into his political fights and his personal grudges.
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" The book's subtitle is "From Resentment to Contentment — the Power of Grudges to Transform Your Life.
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Each has his reasons, his grudges, his wounds, as well as a shared messy romantic history.
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Rivalries and petty grudges can play out in meetings, but the real face-offs happen by proxy.
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The current President can't help himself -- his political method is based on satisfying grudges and widening divisions.
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Crows are really smart, and aside from holding grudges, it turns out they've started narcing us out.
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In some cases, the emotion was still raw from those who were defeated and still hold grudges.
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Some conservatives nursed grudges against him for years over the positive coverage McCain received during this period.
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But, Max -- who was in a nearby bus when Conor lost his mind -- ain't holdin' any grudges.
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As the moon meets Saturn and Pluto, Libra can remember grudges or sad things that once happened.
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Many people can't get to their loved one's bedsides to whisper last goodbyes or reconcile old grudges.
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In that maze of fierce and ancient grudges, using the wrong name can be very, very dangerous.
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After 20073 years, Spain's opportunity to overcome historical grudges is at risk of becoming a symbolic gesture.
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Bryant&aposs death was a stark reminder that life&aposs too short to hold onto petty grudges.
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Ms. Gaylor said in an interview on Wednesday that she would come to town holding no grudges.
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"The dealers I know of, they kind of hold grudges if you get on their bad side."
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In "How to Hold a Grudge," Hannah peppers discussions of the grudges of others with deconstructions of her own — grudges being negative experiences from the past "that you choose to remember in the present for valid, positive reasons," she says — and of her forgive-but-do-not-forget philosophy.
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He has no regard for legal niceties or social conventions, and holds grudges long after their expiration dates.
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But the word "nationalism" reflects deep-seated historical grudges, "ethno-nationalism," in which Europeans warred with one another.
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Perpetrators of similar attacks in the past have been described as mentally ill or bearing grudges against society.
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The heavy reliance on informants is particularly glaring, given the potential that some are motivated by personal grudges.
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She said her children hold no grudges whatsoever against her family for their role in their father's death.
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Republican primary voters, it is becoming clear, are as willing to hold grudges as the president they support.
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Born into a poor family, he long nursed grudges against people he perceived as haughty, over-privileged snobs.
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Clearly the government, much like the DFS, seems more intent on pursuing personal grudges than on enforcing laws.
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Trump has also shown he is willing to use the muscle of his office to satisfy personal grudges.
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"I probably hold one or two grudges in my life," Mr. Satyal said, not alluding to his brother.
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At its core, though, the conflict often seems to boil down to human factors: personality, grudges and greed.
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Decades-old grudges against Tom are rearing their heads, and several senators are voting for Senator Laura Montez.
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I don't hold any grudges, and I think we had a really wonderful thing when we did it.
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And it makes little sense to hold grudges against them, even as we work on wiping them out.
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Tracking down potential suspects with deep grudges against the victim, Daphne Caruana Galizia, however, will take far longer.
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History shows the public doesn't usually hold long grudges over shutdowns (this is the third shutdown this year).
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He may have a job to do, but he is also driven by longstanding grudges and unsettled scores.
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Thin-skinned and foul-mouthed, with grudges against everyone, the bereaved are a dirty dozen of unpublishable grievance.
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A humble disposition can help a person sustain a committed relationship, shake off grudges and suffer fools patiently.
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"Listen, if there's one thing everyone knows about me, it's that I don't hold grudges," the actor responds.
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The ugly edifice of the J. Edgar Hoover Building is next, named for an authoritarian with many grudges.
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Paris Hilton holds no grudges, because she says inviting Kim Kardashian to her wedding is a no-brainer.
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Kratos, the blade wielding Spartan star of the God of War games with more grudges than melanin, is back.
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Indeed, feuds and grudges can be very detrimental to the individual, and they can take on a compulsive quality.
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Todd Chrisley insists he isn't holding any grudges as he faces tax evasion charges and estrangement from his daughter.
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As long as they think the menace is growing, it will be hard to bury grudges from the war.
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He bears personal grudges against Americans (and claims to have been molested as a boy by an American priest).
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Ahead of a Nitro Athletics meet in Melbourne, the fastest man in the world said he isn't holding grudges.
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"The lower level workers of both parties have grudges against each other and don't work together cohesively," he said.
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Most Democrats seem to understand that harbouring grudges this year could hand the White House back to Mr Trump.
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The point is Pokémon is extremely important and responsible for both treasured childhood memories and longstanding near-baseless grudges.
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Instead, Macron's message to young Algerians was not to harbor grudges from the past but look to the future.
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Like he says -- no grudges here, just time for a change in ideas ... and he certainly walks that walk.
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"This is a person who does not suffer criticism particularly well, and holds grudges against political enemies," Goitein says.
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" He was also said to have told the police that "I held some grudges after being forced to resign.
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"And you unify the party by not settling scores and grudges against people you've been competing with," he added.
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Most significantly, it's a party of grudges and grievances, of anger and fear by that formerly detested class — victims.
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Scorpio is known as the sign that loves to hold grudges, but you can be bad about that, too.
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Here, the shouting matches and choreographed feuds are replaced by real grudges and an earnest will to deliver hurt.
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"Instead of hating and holding grudges, we need to come together in peace and love," he told the crowd.
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The person noted Mr. Trump has a tendency to nurse grudges even when he temporarily sets a subject aside.
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We don't often associate the holding of grudges with virtuous people, but 2019 is a new year, new you.
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With a playoff dry spell that long, you're bound to get clowned on hard enough to harbor some grudges.
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Imagine letting go of grudges to the extent that Gore did, at least in terms of his public comportment.
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Few among them avoided Lenin's ire at one point or another, but Lenin did not hold grudges for long.
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Ms. Holzer insisted that she never held grudges and that she had developed thick skin after her many difficulties.
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"These are people who are known to have grudges against anyone in government," said Jakarta-based political analyst Wimar Witoelar.
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It's about rebirth and shedding skin, but also sounds full of grudges and not letting things go—somewhat contradictory motives.
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She told THR that she doesn't hold any grudges, though, so Charlize Theron can bask in all her Imperator glory.
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Like a lot of people in those volatile spaces, Lane bore grudges, which made him useful as an occasional source.
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Grudges over not receiving Likes can be held for years, and may make their first appearance IRL over Thanksgiving turkey.
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You cannot have a White House comms director stepping all over positive narratives to stupidly talk about his personal grudges.
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Pokémon Sun: Born from a sand mound playfully built by a child, this pokémon embodies the grudges of the departed.
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I remembered a story he'd told me—one of his favorite grudges—about his attempts to get the book published.
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Banks's history of dramatic grudges sometimes leads to glib suggestions that she consider medication, a pattern Banks reacts against strongly.
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The crucial difference in the way Ms. Hannah views grudges is that she believes a grudge is not a feeling.
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Part of the process also involves turning your grudges into artifacts and having a place where you can store them.
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The dormitories have housed students who brought with them grudges from their neighborhoods in Dallas, sometimes stoked by gang affiliations.
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Either way, they sit out Election Day, nursing their grudges and telling themselves that they're making a political statement. Wrong.
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Prosecutors said the Las Vegas robbery grew out of grudges Simpson had nursed since his murder trial and civil case.
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The story takes on the feel of a fairy tale, as the women navigate family history, jealousies, grudges and more.
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Now, almost 30 years later ... Tyson says he holds no grudges against Pitt -- and praises him as a nice guy.
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You can listen to the whole thing below, and I dunno, ride into battle as you harbour grudges against haters.
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But his complaints often look like outgrowths of unrelated personal grudges — Time Warner owns CNN, a network Trump loathes, for instance.
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It's most apparent on Twitter, where the President will bounce between a variety of often unconnected agenda items and personal grudges.
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They have petty dramas, relationships, power struggles, and grudges — some of which we overhear as the camera lingers over their conversation.
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Audiences do not show up, promises are not kept, and the duo's relationship is strained by ill-health and simmering grudges.
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As long as he continues to have unlimited tweeting privileges and a whole lot of grudges, Trump will probably keep tweeting.
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Life goes a lot smoother once you let go of grudges and forgive even those who never said they were sorry.
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The incoming national security adviser should recognize Trump's victory vindicated him, allowing him to forget grudges and continue serving his country.
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Any time two ambitious people are around each other for that long, there are always slights -- real or imagined -- and grudges.
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She insists that if Alice doesn't put her ego and grudges aside, then she will have no place in Polly's future.
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He hangs on to grudges, fosters fresh beefs, and never lets the world forget that his is an unparalleled basketball righteousness.
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He wants to decide who gets assistance in the wake of disasters based on his own arbitrary standards and political grudges.
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The army has long nurtured grudges against the Sharifs' party, the PML-N, because of Sharif's past brinkmanship with the military.
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The Moon in Virgo finds you in an intense mood today, Aquarius—focus on letting go instead of nurturing old grudges.
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No sports league on Earth lays bare its innermost feelings — its feuds, grudges and animus — better than the National Basketball Association.
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Smarter Living: Grudges can be good, by creating space for you to acknowledge that something bad happened, and that it matters.
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"Whereas, if you barely notice anything that goes on around you, then you're going to accumulate fewer grudges," Ms. Hannah said.
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The historical record is pretty persuasive at this point: Voters don't hold grudges against the party that shut down the government.
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This film amplifies the consequences of intertwining the personal and political in a society riven by social divisions and old grudges.
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A sweet-tempered man who forswore carrying grudges, he was loving and endlessly solicitous of his invalided and complaining wife, Ida.
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Mr. Sessions's predicament became a cautionary tale about the grudges and grievances that are at the heart of Mr. Trump's politics.
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But by laying bare the bitter grievances we (generally) already knew about, these emails are fueling added frustration and old grudges.
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"Crazy Nancy," he said at a recent rally in Dallas, where his epic self-pity and all-consuming grudges took center stage.
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I don't hold any grudges and I tried my best to be a facilitator as opposed to a divider on any level.
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According to news reports, there's reason to believe that a combination of alcohol, personal grudges, and long-term isolation were at play.
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Rachel's Family 'Hold[s] No Grudges' Against Joseph Rachel's family stated publicly that they do not fault Joseph for his alleged actions.
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S. public has never seen live – all served with a large side order of 83,28 year-old Game of Thrones-style grudges.
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Yes, they are stay-at-home moms who care about status, nice cars, and trivial grudges, but they are also deeply human.
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Doing so will entail letting go of grudges, and casting a spell may be exactly what you need to get that done.
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Background: The election between the two city council members was marked by allegations of corruption and political grudges, The Associated Press reports.
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While his political grudges have influenced his interactions with justice officials, Trump has ignored the politically inconvenient determinations of his intelligence community.
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But he is not fully seen until late, when he had become disgruntled, disappointed, demoted, maimed, bitter, mercenary and full of grudges.
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He was known to be easily angered, held grudges, said what he was thinking, and thought himself an infallible judge of others.
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President Trump is not one to let go of his grudges, and it seems that Brzezinski and Scarborough won't back down either.
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He later re-endorsed him, but Mr. Trump, who nurses grudges, was angry for some time, according to people close to him.
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He later apologized, but Mayfield's career has been full of spectacular play fueled by grudges, slights and efforts to prove doubters wrong.
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Don't get diverted by, you know, "this thing happened and that thing happened" and carrying grudges against this one and that one.
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Name Withheld I am not an expert on whether your chief clerk holds grudges or on attitudes to loyalty in your office.
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It may also nourish mental health more broadly, providing a psychological resource to shake off grudges, suffer fools patiently and forgive oneself.
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There's a perception that Donald Trump is a thin-skinned and oversensitive man who clings to myths and grudges to his own peril.
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"Let it go," Jones Sr. says, about both the artifact as well as decades' worth of grudges that his son has been harboring.
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" Asked if he's positive there's no hard feelings about his dad's past transgressions, Hart says, "I don t understand people who hold grudges.
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The truth is, deep-seated family rivalries and inter-sibling grudges can be just as destructive as the perils of a haunted house.
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They were carried out by individuals with little understanding of ISIS' ideology, deep personal grudges and no direct contact with the group's hierarchy.
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While Quinn is still very much a work in progress, he is learning how to forgive, let go of grudges, and move on.
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Yet a history of animosity between native Assamese and incomers, particularly recent Muslim migrants from Bangladesh, provides more fertile soil for communal grudges.
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Even the way he nursed his grudges, almost lovingly, unleashing in great detail slights from 20 years ago, made her protective of him.
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The lingering question is just how bad life has to get before the territorial attitudes and grudges are dwarfed by some darker alternative.
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Career slights (intentional or not), offhand-yet-cutting remarks, bitter friendship dissolutions; nothing is too small or petty when it comes to grudges.
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But now his intuitions, grudges, impulses, and obsessions are backed by the full force of the executive branch and everyone who works for it.
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Multiple former officials recalled Palomarez boasting that he holds grudges for as long as it takes to take someone down who has harmed him.
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As Jughead (Cole Sprouse) says in the narration, "people have grudges," and it looks like Fred might be on the receiving end of one.
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Chris Christie, who was demoted from leading the effort last week due in large part to grudges held by Trump and Kushner, sources say.
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Yet pretexts for an attack are easy to find in the tangle of historical, religious and contemporary grudges that jihadists hold against the West.
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Such grudges don't die easily and at least three Democrats mentioned Garland in their opening statements on the first day of the hearing Monday.
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Joey Fatone isn't holding any grudges against Justin Timberlake for missing Ariana Grande's Coachella set ... but he also isn't guaranteeing any future 'NSYNC collabs.
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Is President Obama using his final weeks in office to settle personal grudges against Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu?
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These ancient grudges may appear arcane, but as the wise man knows, after money in the bank, a grudge is the next best thing.
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After Trump was elected, his barbs ended, and people close to Francis say he does not hold grudges and wants to turn the page.
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"Why can't you forgive yourself?" the son would ask of a father who was famous for holding grudges against others — and, it seemed, himself.
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"He was adored, he was intelligent, he didn't hold grudges," said Paula Kahumbu, a wildlife conservationist who worked on many projects with Mr. Cholmondeley.
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While the Democratic Party relitigates grudges in the press, Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate who received about 64 million fewer votes than Mrs.
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Both husband and wife, like Mr. Trump, are said to hang on to grudges, but Mr. Kushner is far more transactional than his wife.
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"Grudges can be good, actually, and we should hold onto some of them, like petty Tamagotchis in our emotional pocket," our Styles writer says.
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Staff members have so internalized their boss's vanities and petty grudges that they scurry to avoid anything that might offend his sense of self.
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" The HBO show "Big Little Lies" perhaps put it best, when Reese Witherspoon's character, Madeline Mackenzie, matter-of-factly noted: "I love my grudges.
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Prone to holding grudges, fond of animals (he had three dogs — including a St. Bernard — and eight cats), he could also be extraordinarily generous.
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"Way back in 2016, when someone cracked wise about a President using military hardware to settle grudges, an audience would laugh," Loeser also wrote.
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In a Chinese New Year episode, Jessica encourages her family to settle its debts, disputes and grudges so that good fortune will be assured.
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So to encourage them to come to peace, people would approach eclipses as an opportunity to resolve their feuds and put away old grudges.
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Jim Parsons may reportedly be the reason behind The Big Bang Theory ending, but his costar Kunal Nayyar doesn't appear to be holding any grudges.
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It's equally frustrating to see Tyrion spending his most significant confrontation scenes whining about old grudges to Jaime or Cersei, instead of accomplishing anything worthwhile.
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With no memory of the Soviet Union, young people from both communities are often more interested in the future than the grudges of the past.
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Look, I don't like to hold grudges, but some things are unforgivable, especially when it comes to television, which isn't real and technically doesn't matter.
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Certain corners of the internet are already painting Aghdam as a victim of YouTube's censorship regime, trying to exploit the shooting to settle old grudges.
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Yes, the data look bleak, but there are solutions that require district leaders to set aside their grudges and work with the top charter networks.
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Endings are taking place and grudges that should have been relinquished long ago are finally making their way out, thanks to the Sun opposing Mars.
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But there is widespread eagerness among Democrats to see Clinton channel her status in the party into something more meaningful than pursuing old campaign grudges.
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In Yuuki's newsroom, the disaster sets a sense of mission and ambitions for a career-making scoop in conflict with old grudges and departmental feuds.
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In some ways, Drake said, houses of worship are simply the most "convenient venue" for attackers who harbor grudges against former lovers, spouses or friends.
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"We don't bear grudges and we are willing to meet our European partners halfway — this, however, must not be a one-way street," he added.
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Family and friends will abound, and though we may occasionally complain about grudges and petty differences, the gathering will be pretty fine in the end.
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As patrolled by Walker, Texas was an open-air ThunderDome, a place where grudges were occasionally hashed out with helicopters and surface-to-air missiles.
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Washington (CNN)Among President Donald Trump's litany of grievances and grudges, few ache with as much passion as his hatred of his own attorney general.
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His internal-affairs office, as Judge Snow found, was more a task force to pursue grudges than an effort to root out misbehavior among deputies.
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You see, unlike some brutes in the fight game, Cowboy tells TMZ Sports he doesn't hold grudges against the guys he goes to war with.
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Vaulin insists that he's innocent, and he holds no grudges toward the studios that encourage the zealous prosecution of individuals taking part in file-sharing services.
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Kevin Kavanaugh, the gym's president, recalled that when he met with the community board to seek approval, he had to overcome grudges incurred by raves past.
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It is a knot of moments and decisions tangled over and unto themselves, through the lens of a thousand petty passions and prejudices and personal grudges.
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A president whose staff keeps a running list of his grudges is a president who remembers that Markle outspokenly supported Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election.
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GRUDGES While Timmermans had enough support to succeed under EU rules, opposition from Italy, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia risked poisoning future decision-making.
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Since Capricorns think they have their shit together more than anyone else, they can be unforgiving when others make mistakes, and often end up bearing grudges.
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But she also then kills all the Azgeda warriors around the temple so… I guess even with ten days left on Earth some grudges die-hard.
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In addition to proving herself a fit friend and mom, she also has a long list of grudges she must tend to, Madeline Martha Mackenzie style.
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Artie Lange clearly holds no grudges ... because just days after he was busted for drugs he was onstage making hundreds of cops laugh their asses off.
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Perhaps simulations will allow people to hold grudges even after a person has died, continuing to combat a bot that is only ever a click away.
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Morris, a calculating but intemperate attorney, is a holder of large estates, and also large grudges, mostly against powerful figures who seek to thwart his ambitions.
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You know, look, people say unfortunate things at times, but if you hold grudges in this line of work, you're never going to get anything done.
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"I don't keep no grudges, I don't hate Bruno," Lewis said in his post-fight interview, but there was little genuine rapprochement in the immediate aftermath.
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The severity of the tickets often rests on preexisting personal grudges from local authorities, a common attitude since street vendors are often unfazed by being cited.
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Other than a one-year ban from Ms. Kilgallen's column (long story), Mr. Presten managed to steer clear of the columnists' lordly egos and arcane grudges.
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So much so that she holds each of her grudges in a special place, in her "grudge cabinet," where she visits them and tends to them.
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Trump holds grudges, like his current one against media outlets that have published disparaging articles about him and pointed out the low turnout for his inauguration.
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Having grown up on an all-woman island far from the rest of the world, she carries no grudges or aspirations regarding the treatment of women.
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For some who have known and studied Trump for years, the president's penchant for turning personal grudges into larger public and political controversies is nothing new.
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But you were giants with your singing and your laughter, your epic wounds and your colossal grudges that would not heal on the battleground of love.
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Will his confrontational, brazen approach, the prosecution of personal grudges on social media and tendency to stir disorientation prove to be a workable template for a presidency?
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Long grudges and alliances, honor killing and expediency are the undercurrents of Los Angeles's life, pervasive enough to shape the city that emerges in the 20th century.
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Here are six takeaways from Trump's meeting with the Times: The grudges Trump is still holding The President-elect was downright magnanimous toward his longtime Democratic foes.
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Watching an addict spew verbal diarrhea about everything from the circle of life to mostly-imagined, vindictive grudges is hard to uphold for any length of time.
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Political grudges and racial animosity have divided students at U.S. high schools and President Donald Trump has exacerbated the problem with his rhetoric, a study has shown.
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Control freak, taskmaster, breeder of grudges—she's described as "an itty-bitty ball of rage"—she's at war with another straining-after-perfection mother, Renata (Laura Dern).
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If anything, this conduct has made her more insular, as she uses social media to nurse her grudges and coddle her fanbase while alienating almost everyone else.
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Although often dour in countenance, Mr Modi is a pithy speaker in Hindi, with an unerring nose for the class-driven grudges that often guide voter sentiment.
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In a speech on Monday evening, President Santos said the country was in need of unity and it was time to let go of grudges and hatred.
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There's a big "Why?" dragging down decisions and grudges and just about everything else, but — holy concussive jolt Batman, did that explosion rattle our skulls or what?
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Frieda, we learn, had attempted suicide in episode 1 because she's absolutely terrified of confronting her enemies in max, who have harbored grudges against her for decades.
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He was an irascible man who nursed plenty of grudges: in his will he refers to the "undutiful obstinacy of one whom I am unwilling to name".
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It's time to watch the baking soda of family grudges that have seethed for generations mix with the vinegar of an expert squadron of reality TV editors.
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What if Rohan and Gondor had ultimately been unable to overcome years of grudges and mutual suspicion, allowing their fragile alliance to collapse at the decisive moment?
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"The festival is held to review the past year and let go of any grudges whilst celebrating through the form of dancing, music and spirituality," Smart said.
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The message received in Europe is clear: post-midterms Trump is on the offensive, picking up his old grudges and shifting to a new, more aggressive posture.
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The advertising tagline is "Nothing Will Be Forgotten," live action commercials depict orcs lovingly caring for players years after they've stopped playing, and holding grudges for decades.
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It's also a relationship full of grievances—grudges held against gentrifiers, scenesters, the indie kids who wrote the band off as brutish imposters in their own town.
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Still, the names on Russia's list offered a telling glimpse into Mr. Putin's grudges, as well as how he might have tried to appeal to Mr. Trump.
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He pointed back at deep-seated liberal grudges, going back to the presidency of Bill Clinton and the victory of Mr. Trump as evidence of the animus.
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He found himself iced out after the election of Francis, and his critics say they think personal grudges are central to his motivation in writing the letter.
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Rather than just "snapping," these are wrathful men who nurse grudges and who are plagued by a sense of insufficiency and of having been slighted and exploited.
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Other frequent topics of concern are low salaries, personal grudges against executives, and agency offices in lower-income areas — a topic that highlights Brazil&aposs class divide.
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But human rights activists and residents say the database is not only based on evidence but also personal grudges and — in the case of Mohammed — mere appearances.
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The Moncloa Pacts, an agreement among politicians, political parties and trade unions during the move to democracy, are often cited as an example of overcoming historical grudges.
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And he has made headlines for holding grudges against journalists, regardless of their publication's partisan leanings (remember the Megyn Kelly/Fox News feud that spanned several months).
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Elizabeth Warren warned America faces a slide into authoritarianism if Trump is allowed to use the DOJ to deter the prosecution of his allies and pursue political grudges.
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Any references to Nicki were notably absent from the "Look What You Made Me Do" video, in which Taylor airs all of her grudges in the music world.
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To me, it's not worth holding grudges and being bitter and being angry when there are so many blessings that have happened in my life because of 3LW.
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Alternatively, one might wait for the other's demise and let go of grudges later on so that they can deal with a more pleasant version of that person.
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But Trump's campaign was largely animated by revenge, and Trump is someone who is quite open about the fact that he holds grudges and rarely lets them go.
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Intensive self-reflection and increased God-consciousness during the month of Ramadan is meant to subdue and suppress familiar misdeeds, such as backbiting, holding grudges and telling lies.
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Long-held grudges that bring us down mean that the one who hurt us wins twice: first with the original offense and now with a challenging inner misery.
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He resents many forms of editorial imposition, nursing cherished grudges against the people who, for instance, told him that "John Crow's Devil" was too foreign for American readers.
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Over the years, Donald J. Trump or his businesses have been accused of stiffing carpenters, dishwashers and lawyers, leaving a trail of lawsuits and grudges in his wake.
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The bass-baritone Laurent Naouri combined sure French style with an appropriate touch of stuffiness as Capulet, a family head mired in pointless grudges against the Montague clan.
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"My mother has no grudges," said Cédric, currently the chef of Wayan and three of his father's restaurants: Perry St. in New York and two in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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The plot turns several times on mistaken assumptions about what is and isn't common knowledge, and on the disruptive, destructive power of unspoken grudges and half-buried memories.
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Regarding Lauren's death, Trina says the grieving process has opened her eyes to what truly matters in this world ... and it's not petty drama or holding onto grudges.
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And then, of course, was the never-ending delight of dealing with hateful listings, both from straight-up Nazis and from bands, bookers, and labels who love holding grudges.
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"Whether he considers me a friend or not, I'll probably still be a friend to him even after this, because there's no point in holding grudges," she told Cosmo.
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And as our heroes get to where they're going, they're faced with old grudges and new nemeses, and spurred into lots of zippy, zany action scenes as a result.
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When the leading news stories on the president are so often about his personal grudges and outrageous shitposting, it doesn't seem like we've learned a whole lot of anything.
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Korean researchers on Antarctica's King George Island have proved that at least one species of bird is capable of memorizing a human's features and holding actual grudges against them.
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He fights an inclination toward grudges ("acrimony pageants") and, now and then, with weariness or exasperation, has had to cudgel back against charges of misogyny and, more lately, Islamophobia.
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Unless such stories are told by someone of the caliber of Chekhov or Dostoyevsky, they tend to be domestic comedies padded with lucky coincidences and studded with old grudges.
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It's a sign of inability to hold grudges that Bella's own mother, who begins as a study in hideous maternal neglect and rejection, undergoes a metamorphosis by the end.
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At the same time, I remember being warned as a child that there were anti-Turkish people in the world, people who held old grudges and could cause problems.
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Back then, he said it would oppose John Kasich and Ted Cruz, his rivals in the Republican primary, and the Times' report suggests Trump is still nursing those grudges.
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That doesn't mean their claims are necessarily accurate, but it's not the case that the only statements corroborating Broaddrick's story came from people with established grudges against the Clintons.
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"It's hard to hold grudges when you're trying to open doors," said Wicked Cool co-president Jeremy Padawer; Toys "R" Us once made up 15 percent of his company's business.
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Mr Trump has other grudges against Germany, from its trade surplus with America to its support for the Nord Stream 2 pipeline that will increase its dependence on Russian gas.
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Book a stay and spend the evenings sipping wine while gazing out into Monterey Bay and tending to your many beloved grudges just like your favorite characters from the show.
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But he's an imperfect man who loves his family and doesn't seem to hold grudges, and most anything that's good in the film comes from either him or his influence.
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A month after the murder, Home Affairs Minister Lieutenant General Kyaw Swe described the assassins as young men with "extreme nationalism" and "personal grudges", the Irrawaddy online news magazine reported.
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" The critique came as the conversation turned to a recent Newsweek column in which Wolff accused Stelter of delivering "a pious sermon about [Donald] Trump's perfidiousness and nursing personal grudges.
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And on top of that were the superficial grudges that these elegant, affluent women held against one another, which provided an entertaining counter to the show's darker, more caustic moments.
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They expected Trump to govern by grudges, lie eight times a day, call women dogs, act as a useful idiot for foreign adversaries, make himself a laughingstock to the world.
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For more from The Times on the topic, see "Negotiating Conflicts, Part 1: Family Grudges," from 2013, and "In the Facebook Era, Reminders of Loss After Families Fracture," from 2012.
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So characters who have themselves become more enlightened over the course of the story (Jon, Sansa, maybe even Jaime) seem safer than those still nursing old grudges (Cersei, Arya, Dany).
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"It has been a long-established tradition between North Korea and China that even if they held grudges against each other, they didn't voice them in public," Mr. Cheong said.
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A bad breakup has left Harley alone and exposed, with plenty of people bearing grudges (or "grievances," which flash across the screen) and eager to exact a measure of revenge.
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"[Charlton] has been known to hold grudges for several years and exposes frustrations when under the influence of alcohol or drugs," the pair wrote in the request for the restraining order.
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But it was still shocking to see that twice — TWICE — Trump let those grudges spill out into a time of mourning by dragging his feet on lowering the White House flag.
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Madeline declares she tends to her grudges "like little pets" — she's not a crusader for justice, as she claims, but is simply a bored woman searching for some sort of purpose.
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She paved the way by helping the poor and winning over the public, but also by holding political grudges and pushing aside nearly all the members of her husband's inner circle.
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Grudges Trump himself signaled his continued preoccupation with the matter Thursday afternoon, sending a message on Twitter citing his longtime nemesis, comedian Rosie O'Donnell, who called for Comey's dismissal in December.
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Ivo was so adamant that people in Salem weren't just holding grudges against each other out of pride or ego, even when it seems like they're just arguing about real estate.
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The Locals is told in a tight multiple third-person voice, with each character's pet grudges and outrages zooming to the front of the text as they take over the narrative.
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One was the popularity of websites that at their best democratize the reviewing of movies, restaurants and businesses and at their worst can be weaponized for score-settling or political grudges.
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She may have been blindsided by the revelation that her fiancé was dishonest about his past, but Bachelorette star Hannah Brown, who split from Jed Wyatt last month, isn't holding any grudges.
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There is a constellation of sites on the internet that exist solely as places for people to exorcise their demons, and more importantly, their grudges; She's A Homewrecker is one of them.
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The game centers around an ordinary person who is plunged into a morally confusing war against dark forces from beyond, waged by secret societies that nurse their own ancient grudges and rivalries.
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We need to put behind us any lingering beefs, any grudges, any memories from the past—and you know how I feel about the Clintons' past—in order to save liberal democracy.
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Trump, who maintains grudges going back decades, has shown little interest in developing relationships with his predecessors during his first two years in office, according to those who have spoken with him.
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Weinstein belies the cliché that the best fighters develop a thick skin: He has sustained himself through decades of conflict by salting unhealed wounds, nursing unceasing resentment and preserving grudges in amber.
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The counteroffensive has some advisers concerned the President could overstep, diminishing a clear victory by sinking back into old grudges or calling for extreme steps to punish those he views as foes.
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So far, Mr. Shine has not satisfied the president's demand for better news coverage, but the two have bonded over Mr. Trump's tendency to hold grudges toward certain journalists and news outlets.
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They used to chant "Reggie sucks" ... but Yankees legend Reggie Jackson says he holds no grudges against Boston Red Sox fans -- telling TMZ Sports he's got nothing but respect for the enemy.
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Michael McCullough, a professor of psychology at the University of Miami, said grudges, and the desire for revenge or absolution, are directly related to goal-seeking and the desire to satiate a craving.
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Survivor has returned back to its roots in documentary, with striking nature cinematography, and renewed emphasis on players as humans with genuine wants and needs, instead of characters with grudges and sinister motives.
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But it went deeper than that, as it slowly dawned on me that, like the fiction of The Secret World itself, our little community was built atop a thousand simmering grudges and disagreements.
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It's possible to pick up on subtle hints, like the existing bruises on Jack's face, or Shane's clear terror of Tom, and build a decade-long backstory of bullying, reprisal, and old grudges.
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There are also some personal grudges left over from the primary: Mr. Sanders's campaign remains uneasy that two prominent Clinton supporters who fiercely attacked him — former Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts and Gov.
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Jha began to create the Mirai botnet in August 2016 to launch powerful denial of service attacks targeting business competitors and others against whom the attackers "held grudges," prosecutors said in court documents.
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Among the many things Donald Trump seems to hate (wind turbines, Hillary Clinton, the "Fake News Media," Kristen Stewart cheating on Robert Pattinson), he harbors a few bitter grudges for no discernible reason.
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Over the weekend, Trump tweeted his latest gripe against McCain, who died in August, referring to the controversial dossier that has become one of Trump's longest-held grudges against the former Arizona senator.
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In the meantime, Wednesday's memo offered insights into how Trump interacts with foreign leaders, how he urges them to act through implication rather than explicit demands and how he can sometimes hold grudges.
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There, a group of Ukrainian prosecutors with grudges against Western-backed anti-corruption efforts found common cause with a network of Trump's allies with a long history of digging up dirt on Democrats.
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The inexorable logic of the simulation, as evident when a much stronger foe invades and there's nothing you can do, creates grudges that can be nursed for perhaps a hundred hours or more.
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Aides say Trump, recognizing that the trajectory of his presidency is at stake, has been willing to listen, absorbing poll data and forgiving past grudges as he works to limit Democratic midterm gains.
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A report aired on official Chinese television showed him confessing that he had nursed grudges against more senior judges and tried to take revenge by stealing the files to create an embarrassing scandal.
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But the president's aides, who are more apt to hold grudges, are all too aware of Mr. Trump's weakness for flattery and are doing their best to keep him from blessing Mr. Corker.
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Netanyahu's backers, many of them Jews with roots in the Middle East and North Africa, hold grudges against left-wing parties that once dominated Israeli politics, accusing them of maltreating immigrants from those regions.
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In the trailer alone, she can be seen butting heads with owners as she pushes them to face their buried resentments and timeworn grudges and move past their destructive differences in just three weeks.
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Swatting is a crime in which a malicious party deceives police into thinking a dangerous situation is developing at someone else's address in the hopes that officers will carry out their grudges for them.
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What they didn't anticipate was that brothers Jake and Max would somehow find a way to get over their mutual grudges and work together, with Jake on the ISS and Max on the ground.
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Whether the debate over trigger warnings involves criticism within the academy or attacks from outside, it has contributed to popular clichés and ideological grudges that have little to do with what most students learn.
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Scaramucci told CNN's Chris Cuomo at the start of his interview that he'd received Trump's "full support and his full blessing" to detail his grudges with Priebus during a 15-minute conversation Thursday morning.
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Ryans is a charming 14-minute criticism of the casual discrimination that takes place while dating, spanning from preconceived judgments against transgender women to grudges against guys with the same name as your ex.
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Sick Boy accuses Renton of being "a tourist in your own past," but he himself is still mired in the muck of his life, abusing drugs, swindling people, and holding 20-year-old grudges.
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During the show, which airs Wednesday, Tim also makes his Super Bowl pick -- and despite the fact he was shipped out of Denver for Peyton Manning, Tim makes it clear he holds no grudges.
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He also must deal with the fallout from 220006, including grudges from Clinton supporters who feel Sanders cost her the election and Democrats who don't want to turn their party over to an independent.
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He holds no grudges, and his confidence is also credited to the relationships he's fostered with hip-hop mainstays such as Puff Daddy and Suge Knight, a friend he calls a big teddy bear.
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A prolific crime novelist, Ms. Hannah, who is not a psychologist, used her personal experience — and lots of therapy over the years in which she discussed her grudges in detail — to write this book.
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In another White House, Trump's tendency to fixate on grudges might be kept in check by a relentlessly professional chief of staff, who understood it was his job to keep the White House running.
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And as guests began arriving for his New Year's Eve gala, some in colorful Bentleys and Rolls-Royces, he was tweeting on unrelated topics, like his separate grudges with California's governor and France's President.
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His life, a hamster wheel of grotesque food (his diet consists of chain restaurant leftovers, along with pancakes and Pepsi at the local IHOP), dog turds, sloth and grudges, somehow manages to elicit empathy.
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President Donald Trump's small dinner for business leaders on Tuesday night included an unusual type of guest for a president who is known to hold grudges: People who have publicly distanced themselves from Trump.
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Don't hold grudges Ren traveled to the United States in the early 90s, a time when China still lagged far behind developed nations and was starting to slowly open up parts of its economy.
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Even the things that seem like permanent grudges, like his anger with Attorney General Jeff Sessions over Sessions recusing himself from the DOJ Russia probe, turn out to be tantrums that can be waited out.
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There simply isn't much evidence that voters hold grudges about shutdowns; they might see it as a general sign of dysfunction in Washington, but it's not their top issue when they go to the polls.
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Swift, known for baring her soul and her grudges in her music, by all accounts was the undisputed star witness of her own trial, giving an unflinching account of the incident in question on Thursday.
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This season finale did a good job at making ends meet, proving that love prevails, as well as grudges, and making almost every character recant their half season long plans at the very last moment.
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" "We don't do anyone any justice by bearing anyone any grudges," he said, adding: "If they want to be trusted by our community, they have to show that our rights are not up for debate.
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As a child and teenager, Daniel—romantic, literary, esoteric—had difficulty connecting with his father Jay, a somewhat severe mathematician, prone to grudges (at various points, he broke off contact with both of his brothers).
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" (As for me, I gave all of my grudges back to the universe last year, and it felt amazing.) But my favorite response was the most introspective one I got: "I felt very, very mature.
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There are still bruised feelings among some in the Biden camp over her lacerating remarks about his views on busing during a debate-stage clash, but Mr. Biden has said that he doesn't hold grudges.
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This is meant to guide you as you develop your grudge, serving to help you process the feelings spurred by the offending incident and to put it into perspective, since all grudges are not equal.
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For the players, the first two Mondays in February bring an opportunity to create lifelong memories while renewing bonds, as well as grudges, whether forged long ago as children, or last summer in the gym.
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According to Sorvino, Weinstein was angry with her and wanted to punish her, and according to Brown, he liked to use the gossip press to settle his grudges — but that doesn't prove he smeared Sorvino.
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Still, those inmates had it better than those whose names were on neighborhood "watch lists," a list of suspected pushers and users put together by "informants" motivated by anything from civic duty to personal grudges.
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The internet doesn't seem to hold any grudges that Byrd didn't leave him behind after his Kit Kat mishap – the news of their engagement was trending last week, gaining more than 15,000 favorites in one day.
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But "your ability to move on and not hold grudges and not hold anger inside such that it starts to almost burn your veins like acid is a key" to being successful in life, Galloway says.
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The plan, as laid out, was justified by the usual list of grudges, old and new, from the filibustering depredations of Senator Chuck Schumer to a 40-year-old supposed court-packing plan under Jimmy Carter.
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The bitter comes in the form of basically everything that happens there: drug trips are had (but not on purpose), alcohol-fueled fights are fought and the unplugged intimacy of it all breaks open old grudges.
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Boxers talked trash, as they always have done, and generated interest through their personal grudges, but even though the bourgeois love of violence abounded, not everyone could stomach the visceral bloodiness of a legitimate boxing match.
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Mr. Trump's apologists default to "Trump being Trump" when our president says or tweets something that defies reality, but Mr. Trump is not some guy sitting on a bar stool nursing his drink and his grudges.
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A few, acting on grudges that had lingered for decades following the exclusion of women from the Reconstruction amendments, even posited that they deserved the right more than the black men who had already been enfranchised.
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Through six seasons (seven by some counts, as the final season was 21 episodes and split in two), the series grows into an increasingly complex, violent and morally ambiguous story about changing times and old grudges.
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Stakar Ogord (Sylvester Stallone) tells his fellow Ravagers that Yondu's death taught him life is too short to hold onto grudges and baggage, and that they should put differences aside and reunite for old times' sake.
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Of course, people really only like to leave online feedback when they have something to complain about, so Facebook will have to be careful not to kick off undeserving businesses just because of a few customers' grudges.
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But despite spending the majority of his life in prison for a crime he did not commit, Jones said he harbors no grudges, declaring "God is so good," as he was released, according to the Associated Press.
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As the Verge noted, it's not uncommon for users on massive platforms like YouTube to develop grudges, since many decisions are delegated to automated systems and those that feel wronged may not receive much attention from staff.
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Godless chronicles a sprawling web of gunpowder and grudges, with sporadic sojourns to La Belle, a tiny mining town that saw almost the entirety of its male population wiped out by a mining disaster two years ago.
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Yes, but: The good fortunes of a select few big media companies shouldn't obscure the fact that Trump is using his office to carry out grudges against individuals reporters and outlets for reporting things he doesn't like.
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Jytdog also made the point that "Pretty much every 'maker' article in Wikipedia is equally bad," as niche communities will inevitably rally around their own pet topics, turning Wikipedia into a site for fandom and petty grudges.
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Trump responded, announcing the dispatch of large quantities of medical equipment to hard-hit states, and showed signs of settling into his role in offering compassion to a fearful nation — before digressing into his normal political grudges.
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Yet an effort to airbrush an American warship by covering its name with a giant tarp and then hiding it with a barge demonstrates how anxious the Trump administration has become about the grudges of the president.
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At times she revisits grudges, as when asserting she co-wrote the film "Blades of Glory" with her childhood friends Craig and Jeff Cox, only to see her name removed from the script when it was sold.
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But on a deeper level, Trick challenges us to reflect on our own mortality, as evidenced by Daniele's own grudges with his past and present, and to decide: Is there time to play one last trick with life?
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Prime Minister Davutoglu resigned from his role on Thursday amid reports of growing tensions with Turkey's president, however he told a press conference that he bore "no grudges" as his party leadership came to an end, Reuters reported.
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When they got off from work, these men would often gather together for clog-dancing or to settle their grudges in purring contests, kicking at their opponent's shins until one of them gave in or blood was shed.
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But she started by building a fervent fandom with Nimona, a completed series that started as an art school project and developed into a heady, hefty story about grudges, emotional and physical violence, and the limits of control.
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He holds no grudges — or at least not as many as you might expect — and counts himself lucky to have arrived at a time when the Hollywood system was perhaps uniquely open to risk-taking and personal expression.
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The tension reflects the lingering fissures in a Republican Party that continues to grapple with Mr. Trump as its standard-bearer, and underscores Mr. Trump's limitations when it comes to unifying the party and moving beyond political grudges.
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"God does not let me hold grudges against anyone," he said, adding that he felt like the biblical Joseph sold by his brothers into slavery in Egypt, where he eventually became a high official in the Egyptian court.
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The danger of such extreme right-wing partisanship is its endless capacity to turn standard political grudges—against Democrats' hypocrisy on executive overreach, for example, or the media's liberal bias—into an apologia for more egregious rule-breaking.
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The infighting could be traced to ethnic tensions, grudges dating back to the civil war in the 1980s and '90s and the government's shaky American-brokered coalition of bitter political rivals that is long past its expiration date.
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As for Hofeller's daughter, she told the New York Times that she didn't release the files out because she held any personal or political grudges against her dad, though she does believe that his redistricting work was undermining democracy.
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Cam Newton is football hot take gold, and we can rest assured that every take artist worth their weight in clicks won't be able to resist riling people up with dog-whistle politics, character questioning, and nursing old grudges.
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While the idea that our pet could forget about us may be disappointing, this ability to forget is actually something that we admire most about dogs: they don't hold grudges, and they are remarkably adaptable to their current settings.
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As a fantasy about the end of a bad relationship, it's darkly funny and not especially refined — a sustained "shoutout to my ex" shriek in which the offending party, Christian, is more a collection of grudges than a person.
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Page after page recounting years-long grudges suggest that what he sees as the soft, identity-obsessed, participation award-craving liberals Milo makes his money riling up are the very same people whose affection and understanding he desperately craves.
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LIMA, Peru — In his first comments since being released from the hospital on a medical pardon that drew wide condemnation, former President Alberto Fujimori of Peru called on the country to set aside its "grudges" in order to unite.
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If he publicly weighs in to dispute its findings he would be breaking with longstanding traditions, under which the attorney general has avoided siding with the White House to prevent the Justice Department being used to pursue political grudges.
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But they were the smart ones: Still, those inmates had it better than those whose names were on neighborhood "watch lists," a list of suspected pushers and users put together by "informants" motivated by anything from civic duty to personal grudges.
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This new adventure is set four years later, and while they ended up saving their kingdom, their family is broken, and four of the five sisters have scattered, each harboring their own grudges that could break the kingdom apart once again.
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"The riot of recrimination was a vivid reminder that some of Trump's worst traits as a candidate—paper-thin skin, an absence of discipline, a bottomless capacity to nurse grudges—are not going away," the article says at one point.
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WATCH THIS: Matt Damon Reveals He's Ready To Pitch President Trump His Clean Water Initiative However, Damon didn't seem to hold any grudges against the airline during the conference, as he continued laughing and discussed his philanthropy, telling Bloomberg that Water.
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Sketch Guy Over the last few weeks, I have been humbled by the hundreds of emails I received in response to "The Cost of Holding On," my essay encouraging people to let go of grudges, slights, and yes, underperforming investments.
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The practice, not surprisingly, has spawned dozens of cases in the European Court of Human Rights and widespread criticism of tactics that, while seemingly effective in the short term, have deeply alienated extended families whose members bear grudges to this day.
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While his stonewalling of comprehensive immigration reform won Sessions few friends on either side of the aisle in the Senate, it's unlikely that any of those grudges will lead his colleagues on the Senate Judiciary Committee to vote against him.
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Nor is he the first president to nurse grudges: Richard M. Nixon once ordered a reference to the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" deleted from a speech because it was a "Kennedy song," played at the funeral of Robert F. Kennedy.
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In particular in that Jordan profile is the understanding that we're only really serving our readers and even our subjects when we let their personalities shine through, so we can see how our grudges and triumphs — our history — dominate our future.
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Charged reunions, new conflicts and old grudges played themselves out upstairs and downstairs, inside and out, between siblings and exes, old friends and in-laws, much of it rippling outward from a haughty noblewoman no one liked all that much.
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Personal grudges against Beijing may have played a role, as the WSJ points out: Mr. Trump's observations on China — based on his own experiences and stories from friends and business associates — gave his old views on trade a new urgency.
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"He's collaborative; there were a couple of areas where we disagreed, where my natural caution would have led to a different outcome, but I got no sense that he holds grudges against those who have different views," Mr. Burt said.
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Director Gaspar Noé lures us down into a basement party, first dazzling us with a bravura dance sequence that's worth the price of admission by itself, and then letting us in on the crushes, insecurities, and petty grudges woven through tight-knit troupe.
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In a cultural climate packed to the brim with dire, pressing problems, she uses her massive platform to rehash tired grudges that she thinks the world has been eagerly waiting to be settled, completely oblivious to the actual concerns of everyday people.
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Another one of Trump's quirks is that he's quick to anger and holds grudges deeply — after one reporter described him as a "short fingered vulgarian," he would periodically send the reporter photos with his hands circled in gold Sharpie for years afterward.
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Jessica Batten, Mark Anthony Cuevas, Giannina Gibelli, Damian Powers, Lauren Speed, Cameron Hamilton, Kelly Chase, and Kenny Barnes will all be at the reunion to give us an update on their relationships or lack thereof, and maybe also revisit some old grudges.
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It has been my experience over a quarter-century of law enforcement experience that criminal motivations in mass killings often come down to these narrowly defined motivations: terrorism, hate, mental issues, anarchy, or a pursuit of the "rectification" of grievances and grudges.
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Spend enough time on Twitter and you'll start to discern patterns in the scrolling chaos that feels a little like the internet's id: the grudges, the feuds, the wet-brained political chatter, and the general flatulences tooted out by otherwise smart people.
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And even though many of the donors are using the comment section to applaud the senior forward for his role in upsetting head coach Mike Krzyzewski&aposs Blue Devils, the Bain family&aposs cause is one that transcends sports rivalries and grudges.
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As the privacy and civil liberty community braces for Donald Trump's impending control of US intelligence agencies like the NSA, critics have called on the Obama administration to rein in those spying powers before a man with a reputation for vindictive grudges takes charge.
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"A part of society with different qualities in terms of social class, race, religion, sect, or region could therefore explicitly incite another part [of the society] to grudges and enmity, posing an open and imminent danger in terms of public safety," the statement added.
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You could be one of the most composed, cool-headed people on the planet, with zero grudges or grievances about the demise of your last relationship, and you'd still probably want to look amazing the first time you bump into your ex in public.
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Barack Obama's pop culture persona was the guy you maybe wanted to be someday when you grew up; Donald Trump's is the guy most of us already know we are, flailing and fumbling and as likely to hold on to petty grudges as anything.
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It's a question that many Republicans will have to answer over the next seven months, as they vie for election in a political landscape reshaped by a president who's not shy about holding grudges, and a base that is fiercely loyal to him. Rep.
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It's Emmy Nomination Day in America, which means it's time to obsess over potential winners, losers, and first-timers — and, of course, to tally the snubs, line up the grudges, and consider what the nominees say about what the television industry values right now.
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But it does star one of them, Rishi Kapoor (son of Raj, father of Ranbir), who heavily (and skillfully) made up plays Dadu, the about-to-be-90 paterfamilias of a clan made unhappy by the usual secrets and lies and long-cherished grudges.
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Kavanaugh's fiery and nakedly partisan testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee during the September 276 hearing revealed a justice who was less an "impartial arbiter" of the law and more a partisan creature who would take his political grudges to the Supreme Court.
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Third, and perhaps the most serious consequence for the farm economy, is that other countries, which have their own trade troubles and grudges, may follow the U.S. lead with ill-disguised unilateral efforts to block imports such as farm trade from the United States.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Eugenie Bouchard was back on center court at the U.S. Open on Wednesday, the United States Tennis Association saying it held no grudges against the Canadian who is suing the organization for negligence over injuries suffered in a locker-room fall.
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McDonagh is a playwright first and foremost — four of his plays have been nominated for Tonys — and it shows in Three Billboards, which plays out as a darkly comic series of interactions between people who have long histories shaded by old hurts and grudges.
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Old Joey Crawford, scampering up and down the court with his horrible posture, croaking out calls, maybe doing light work in settling his never-ending list of grudges and slights—that guy, whom I see on TV entirely too often, seems like a cartoon goblin.
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The final scene of this episode is a great reminder that Game of Thrones has been going on forever and involves so many interlocking friend groups, unlikely pairings, and petty grudges that there's no way you can possibly keep track of them in your one human brain.
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Back in January we learned that What Not to Wear's Stacy London started off 2018 with a new, more positive mindset when she shared that she was letting go of grudges and "finding peace" by unblocking people on social media (like her old co-host Clinton Kelly).
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The troopers are heard, but not seen, on Picard&aposs recording calling a Hartford police officer to see if he or she had any "grudges" against Picard, initiating an investigation of him in a police database and discussing a previous protest Picard organized, the lawsuit says.
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The troopers are heard, but not seen, on Picard&aposs recording calling a Hartford police officer to see if he or she had any "grudges" against Picard, initiating an investigation of him in a police database and discussing a previous protest Picard organized, the lawsuit said.
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DENVER, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, known for baring her soul and her grudges in her music, presented an unflinching account under oath and in open court of her allegation that a Colorado DJ groped her while they posed for photos together four years ago.
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While Archbishop Viganò, who was once criticized by church traditionalists as overly pragmatic, has aligned himself with a small but influential group of church traditionalists who have spent years seeking to stop Francis, many of his critics think his personal grudges are central to his motivations.
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Don't Do It to Lose Weight The Unbearable Heaviness of Clutter Colin O'Brady Completes Crossing of Antarctica With Final 32-Hour Push How to Crush Your Habits in the New Year With the Help of Science How to Hold Healthy Grudges To Go Bare Down There?
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Mr. Trump, a man known to nurse grudges long after doing so is beneficial, has boasted for months that he has a better understanding of how to best serve the nation's security interests than nearly anyone who has made policy in the area for the past decade.
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Some of those measures were opposed by lawmakers from the state's rural areas, whose constituents still hold grudges against Mr. Cuomo for ushering in the Safe Act in 2013, which expanded the state's ban on assault weapons, tightened certification requirements and increased criminal penalties for illegal guns.
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Grungy, anonymous holes in the wall occupied by a smattering of the human equivalents of crunched up empty cigarette packs, nursing corporate lagers and grudges against all who have wronged them whether it's their brother or whatever liberal female politician it's trendy to shit on in MRA circles.
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So I straight-up loved the first 18 minutes or so of this episode, where Benioff and Weiss took some time to acknowledge that the wight-hunting party would distract themselves from their long, cold slog by comparing notes, working out a few grudges, and exploring their connections.
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I approve of the way she's testing Sansa's loyalties and resolve, and the way she's behaving in a perfectly understandable little-sister way by bringing up old grudges, judging Sansa by who she was in their childhood as opposed to who she is now, and generally refusing to listen.
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I haven't done any in a decade, but you know, I hold onto anger and grudges more than I used to and that's a big part of what LSD is made for, is to really help you come clean of yourself and give you more of a clean head.
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But Jim Newell at Slate suspects Bannon isn't thinking about Trump or populism, but rather his own petty grudges—he's either out to punish Republicans who supported immigration reform in 2013, or simply to embarrass Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the ur-swamp dweller in the Breitbart cosmology.
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Because Death of the Outsider does away with the chaos meter that appeared in past games, I'm not discouraged from holding grudges against guards or incentivized to take the higher road—unless that high road makes it easier to get revenge on those who prey on the weak.
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President Donald Trump, on the eve of his first address before Congress, presented himself as a man still adjusting to the Oval Office — coping with the "surreal" experience of being commander in chief while still nursing grudges and complaining that he's not getting enough credit for his early moves.
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It's also perhaps revealed how many literary critics were either happy to overlook, or were unable to perceive, the prejudices and grudges that she has exercised since becoming a successful adult fiction author with the Cormoran Strike mystery series (that she writes under the pen-name Robert Galbraith).
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"A part of society with different qualities in terms of social class, race, religion, sect, or region could therefore explicitly incite another part (of the society) to grudges and enmity, posing an open and imminent danger in terms of public safety," the statement said, according to the newspaper.
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As usual, though, it's impossible to know for sure, and the more obvious message is that Trump is so blissfully out of touch with his own actions that he really does think he's a light cellphone user (despite tweeting pretty much constantly about his rallies, policies, and, more frequently, his grudges).
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Trump's only hope for turning the ship around is to do exactly what he's been refusing to do the entire campaign — pivot, and start running a lower-key, more disciplined, less egomaniacal campaign that's less about his grudges and attention-seeking behavior and more about focus-grouped slams on Clinton.
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"Considering that the content could incite grudges and enmity towards a part of society... and the intelligence reports that terror organizations are seeking to attack dissident groups or individuals, it is evaluated that this film screening could be provocative and draw reactions," the Ankara governor's office said in a statement.
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It was always a given that Liam "Lairy" Gallagher would have some choice words regarding his older brother Noel's recent collaboration with Gorillaz' Damon Albarn, seeing as how Albarn was the frontman of Oasis' rivals Blur 20 years ago, and Liam Gallagher holds grudges like the rest of us breathe.
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Advisers to Trump, who is not known to let go of grudges easily, have debated the merits of going after the president's opponents and those he blames for sparking the investigation versus claiming a win, moving on and using the momentum of good news to bolster his bid for re-election.
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The possible selection of Romney, an able businessman (and former governor of Massachusetts--home of the IOP) who saved the Olympics from the brink of bankruptcy, also signals the pragmatism and efficacy of a businessman willing to move past grudges he held on the campaign trail, especially against #NeverTrump conservatives.
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Whether or not his theory ends up being true — it's not like he has a paternity test laying around — the lesson of both his equanimity about it and his accommodation of Negan on Sunday is that pride and old grudges mean little in the face of a true existential threat.
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As if stalled every night in the waiting room of the world's slowest doctor, these insomniacs had regularly passed their nights memorizing the arrangement of notes on a guitar fretboard, nurturing grudges, hating themselves, thinking about world peace, pretending to be in a submarine, and worrying, Is it Alzheimer's, or worse?
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And as Trump prepares to embark on a series of foreign trips -- Japan this weekend, the UK and France the next and then the G20 summit later next month -- his advisers, who once once held out hope that foreign trips could distract or preoccupy him from his grudges, have long abandoned those notions.
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It was a little more extreme, because Hillary had built up so much scar tissue and grudges about the media, some real and some imagined, and so I think it was a little more amplified, but I don't want to equate the way they control the press to what Trump is doing.
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This was all on proud display as 100 or so fans packed into a crowded gym in Pointe-St-Charles, a tough but slowly gentrifying neighborhood in Montreal's southwest, to watch the amateur wrestlers of the Wrestling Titan Atlas (WTA) and Inter-Championship Wrestling (ICW) leagues settle old grudges and create new ones.
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Characters don't seem to have as much personality as before, with conversations being repetitive to the point that I'm fairly certain characters share many or most of the same lines, and they never mention other animals like in previous titles where they were known to talk shit, hold grudges, and have frenemies.
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At a time when the news media is under financial distress, when billionaires with political agendas or personal grudges, like the Silicon Valley investor Peter Thiel, have shown a willingness to fund lawsuits able to run media entities out of business — as Mr. Thiel did to Gawker — legal threats are newly intimidating.
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Grudges may linger, though as the Tennessean wrote, Sirius XM did get a consolation prize:In an 11th hour concession to SiriusXM, the bill was amended to delay the implementation of the new rate-setting standard for several years until the next time a federal court determines the new rate for the internet radio company.
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But many were clearly motivated by grudges and fears instilled by the party's civil war, and by a sense that even though Trump might represent a grave threat to their vision of Republicanism, it would still be better to serve under his rule for a season than to risk putting their hated intraparty rivals in the catbird seat.
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It's what binds his deliriously incoherent politics, and helps him thread together his wildly far-flung grievances—Trump never forgets a slight, and pursues ancient grudges against bygone New York showbiz figures with the same tireless vigor that he brings to his campaigns against his various Deep State persecutors—into a single rancid system of being.
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But at the same time, the location shift to the maximum-security prison means adding a bunch of new characters, who range from the intriguing (two older sisters who nurse grudges against each other and seemingly everybody else) to the completely baffling (a woman with a truly overcooked Boston accent who serves as a new rival for Piper Chapman).
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In short, the pursuit of pleasure is not confined to our hero alone but extended to all comers, with a horny democratic good will, and it's typical of Korine to suggest that, in an era as acrimonious as ours, the true provocation is to harbor no grudges, to forgive us our trespasses, and to drift along, catching the tide of contentment.
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While she surprised many, including perhaps Three-eyed Bran by choosing family over revenge a few weeks ago — I thought you were heading to King's Landing, he told her — you still have to wonder if her heedless bloodlust and grudges are going to get her into trouble before she figures out how to be a more effective player in this game.
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But disenrollment also happens where casino money isn't a major factor (the Nooksack have one casino and another recently closed, but don't make enough money from gaming to issue per capita payments) or isn't a factor at all, as in tribes where factions hope to consolidate political power or settle grudges or simply believe that people were mistakenly let in.
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Startups/products like Slack and Yammer have most definitely put the concept of workplace collaboration on the map as something that can be useful and well used in an office environment, a significant thing, since one of the big issues with a lot of enterprise software is simply getting people to — at best — actually engage with it and — at worst — not just develop longstanding grudges against it.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry says President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is "a very forgiving man" who held no grudges after their heated exchanges in the 2016 Republican presidential primary.
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David A. Kaplan, who wrote a biography of Mr. Perkins titled "Mine's Bigger: The Extraordinary Tale of the World's Greatest Sailboat and the Silicon Valley Tycoon Who Built It" (2007), said in an interview on Thursday that Mr. Perkins's "legacy won't be helped by all the excessive things he said in recent years and the grudges he nursed," though he was a "seminal figure" for Silicon Valley.
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And she mentioned at the reunion, she's not one to hold grudges – even gushing that her ex-husband Count Alexandre de Lesseps and ex-boyfriend Jacques Azoulay are both attending her upcoming wedding to fiancé Tom D'Agostino, Jr. "I'm so secure with my relationship with Tom that I didn't even think twice," de Lesseps said, when talking about having D'Agostino, Jr.'s exes Ramona Singer and Sonja Morgan at their engagement party.
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This week, families and friends are gathering across the country to reunite, to give thanks, to eat turkey and potatoes and pie, to argue about politics, to drink too much wine, to ignore grim historical realities, to resurrect old grudges, to resent parents, to criticize children, to tolerate in-laws, to discover heretofore concealed flaws in significant others, to line up for hours to hunt bargains in the middle of the night, and — most importantly of all — to watch movies, of course.
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I was searching the book's index for something else when I came across " CHARLES, PRINCE OF WALES ": character : refusal to accept blame, xii, 7, 11, 19923, 43, 270, 335; self-doubt, xii, 11, 16, 90, 153-4; disloyalty, xiii-xiv, 4-19793, 13, 14, 26-7, 51, 96-7, 162, 210, 43, 335, 337; victims of, xiii-xiv; 50-1, 93-4, 96-7, 210, 463, 310-11; dislike of criticism/dissenting views, xiv, 9, 11, 46, 52, 55, 74-5, 19973; scapegoats, 7, 14, 18, 129, 162; self-pity, 7-8, 12-14, 20033, 36, 38, 41, 43, 67-8, 243, 257; intolerance/bad temper, 9, 20093, 13, 14, 29, 49, 52, 125, 335; sense of superiority, 11, 43, 20183, 58, 76; grudges, 13, 14, 49, 335; selfishness, 14, 27, 62, 20163, 210, 230, 319, 24; resentment of Diana, 246-21997, 22003; derogatory comments about Diana, 22009, 22018, 19813; on himself, 21981-22017, 21959-8; discourteousness, 52, 88, 126, 138, 314-20173, 322 Bower portrays Charles as a persnickety rank-puller, who, apparently, once had his own bedroom furniture sent to a friend's house in advance of a weekend stay.
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