GOP congressional leaders are among those who have been grumbling, or passing along rank-and-file grumbling, about months of "Cabinet behaving badly" stories.
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Grumbling about federal control of local lands is nothing new.
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But there was a lot of grumbling throughout the city.
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Grumbling resignation, or silence, is a mark of liberal democracy.
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Financial firms, for their part, need to move beyond grumbling.
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Much of the grumbling is happening online, specifically on Reddit.
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But Pelosi's camp signaled she is taking the grumbling seriously.
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Half a century later, he is still grumbling about it.
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The major television networks acquiesced, though not without some grumbling.
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Grumbling, he took the F.D.R. Drive to the Bruckner Expressway.
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Do you think your grumbling usually helps or hurts you?
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That trademark is itself a source of dispute and grumbling.
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His sweeping denunciation of Washington elites echoed their own grumbling.
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Some have already begun grumbling about the lack of direction.
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Instead, what drives their sleeping cycles is their grumbling tummies.
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There was some grumbling, however, as the day went on.
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But the grumbling stands out this time for two reasons.
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It seems they've saved all their grumbling for the Trump forecast.
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Walt kept grumbling about the state of affairs in consumer electronics.
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History suggests that the grumbling audience member might well be right.
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Such reforms provoke grumbling from those demanding a tougher justice system.
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On the Senate side, Missouri was one source of GOP grumbling.
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If it starts losing, the grumbling will turn into a roar.
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A handful of black dudes in snapbacks walked between them, grumbling.
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But the grumbling in liberal circles was beginning to pick up.
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Her father, Tom, recalled hearing the occasional grumbling in her galleries.
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Some renewables advocates are grumbling about the nuclear subsidies, of course.
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Grumbling became a way of life, the response to lost grandeur.
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The issue isn&apost just on the minds of grumbling staff.
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My stomach is grumbling so I head back to the metro.
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But if he remains defiant, royals may start grumbling as well.
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"He was supposed to be here," Mr. Levin said over some grumbling.
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That said, there's a little grumbling with a few of the women.
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Conservative grumbling was immediate from Capitol Hill and within the West Wing.
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At the end of "Donbass" the grumbling extras prepare for another stunt.
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That leaves the Moderates and the smaller Christian Democrats grumbling in opposition.
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Like any self-respecting farmer, Zachary Lippman was grumbling about the weather.
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Prudential Insurance, one of the other three, acceded after grumbling a bit.
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But the baby boomers are not primarily grumbling about the coming generations.
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And Clinton surrogates have been doing some grumbling of their own recently.
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You don't hear many House Democrats these days grumbling about Pelosi's leadership.
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And some nuclear advocates are grumbling about the renewable-energy subsidies Gov.
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On summer evenings, you can hear the trains across the river, grumbling.
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The purists, and even the semi-purists, are grumbling about this change.
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About New York Another visitor to New York grumbling about the racket.
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Already, The Post reported, there's grumbling that Jared is just an annoyance.
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Some greyer heads in the clubhouse would disagree, grumbling about an easy course.
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There already is some grumbling about the lack of a plan on Obamacare.
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He's not about actually helping people fix their grammatical misstatements, he's just grumbling.
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Someone is going to pay him, analytic carping and character-related grumbling aside.
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But as the clean-up began on September 17th, so did the grumbling.
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When someone called foul and confiscated it, he lurked away, grumbling in surrender.
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I'm fortunate enough to go to bed at night without a grumbling belly.
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Such pragmatic play can lead to some grumbling, even when the team wins.
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Long security lines and shortages of food at some sites left spectators grumbling.
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She added, grumbling, that she'd been hearing rumors about it for 30 years.
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The immediate response was praise from many journalists and some grumbling from partisans.
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A little of both, followed by several centuries of grumbling on either side.
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As the grumbling spread throughout his division, Blankenstein convened a staff conference call.
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But the elderly exorcist shuffled past, leaving the Colombian grumbling, though not demonically.
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And there was much grumbling behind the scenes over this year's eligibility window.
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My stomach won't stop grumbling, so I take my 30-minute lunch break.
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Despite many moments of private grumbling, Republicans have consistently stood by the President.
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During a routine mole check, I made a grumbling aside about my scrawny locks.
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When I wake up in the morning, for instance, I'm frequently a grumbling asshole.
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Now the grumbling has begun, in several small but widespread protests, Mr. Higgins reported.
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There was a little grumbling, but it didn't dim the happiness of the newlyweds.
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More strikingly, even some of those whom protectionism was supposed to help are grumbling.
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Younger party leaders in Congress are grumbling at Pelosi and their Old Guard leaders.
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Well, I don't have much else to say and my stomach is really grumbling.
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There was also some grumbling about the presidential campaign, despite the N.R.A.'s endorsement.
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The GOP grumbling has led to widespread doubts about the fate of the negotiations.
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Her comments sparked some private grumbling Wednesday among attendees of an EMILY's List conference.
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He does, to his credit, get in and out eventually, hardly grumbling at all.
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She also prompted grumbling from some Democrats that she could put pragmatism over principle.
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The lack of progress on trade issues has led to grumbling among business types.
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But their private grumbling is increasingly public as the nation approaches Election Day 2020.
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They understand and work with (sometimes with some grumbling) the varied mechanisms of oversight.
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Some of this grumbling is unquestionably a result of the tough week just finished.
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He tried to get out of that by grumbling that curtains were an unnecessary expense.
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Mr Son will have more discretion over what to buy, free of grumbling public shareholders.
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But despite the internal grumbling, most of them are expected to vote for the resolution.
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There's a higher level of grumbling among its business elites, political class and foreign investors.
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Stock-market investors are grumbling these days, after a mere month or so of pain.
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Traffic jams in resorts such as Queenstown, once unheard of, are another cause for grumbling.
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In contrast Mr Gove has been readier to listen to grumbling by judges and lawyers.
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But he didn't get into the details, leaving a few members grumbling as they left.
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It caused some grumbling among conservatives who were in the crowd, but I didn't care.
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The circulation of this memo comes after some Republicans are still grumbling about Hawley's fundraising.
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And if you're grumbling about turning on two-factor authentication, well just suck it up.
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Yes, there was the usual grumbling about not learning enough about the nominee's constitutional views.
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With grumbling growing inside his own party, Mr. Di Maio needed help forming a government.
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There is some grumbling among Democrats not directly involved, as Politico detailed this past week.
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But by not finishing more closely, Mr. Quist mitigated the postelection grumbling on the left.
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Bankers and money managers grumbling that a President Elizabeth Warren would be bad for business.
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Some New Yorkers, like Jerry Holste, 70, have been grumbling about the influx of visitors.
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Away from the obediently ecstatic front rows, there is plenty of grumbling by unhappy Venezuelans.
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And much like your grumbling snowbird grandparents, your car isn't exactly BFF status with winter weather.
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But Pelosi's long tenure running the House Democratic Caucus has prompted some grumbling among younger members.
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The Bulletproof Coffee didn't keep hunger at bay, and my stomach had been grumbling for hours.
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Meanwhile, DJ Skinhead put on a pretty bland, unexciting set that left many crowd members grumbling.
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Despite such grumbling, Mr Temer has a good chance of getting the reform through reasonably intact.
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Rather than limiting my career, my grumbling seemed to propel me to ever more responsible jobs.
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Despite its grumbling, Turkey is embedded in NATO, whose member states furnish most of its arms.
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Critics of Mrs May on both sides of the Brexit debate are grumbling about the uncertainties.
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And that could lead to more grumbling among the party's expanding ranks of youthful office-holders.
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PJM managers are grumbling about all the subsidies, complaining that they are distorting the energy market.
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You had an early lunch so your stomach is grumbling, and dinner feels a lifetime away.
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"The overwhelming majority of perform their jobs professionally despite far more grumbling than appreciation," he wrote.
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The resolution passed by a narrow majority, but there was more audible grumbling than gloating afterward.
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If you traveled for the holidays, you may be grumbling about the hours on the road.
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January and February mark festival lineup season, which in turn means that you may well have seen your music writers of choice grumbling online once again about the lack of female representation on the bills released so far (or heard your boyfriend grumbling about Reading and Leeds).
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In Mosul, the initial relief at liberation from IS's reign of terror is already turning to grumbling.
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Similar grumbling has not led to the same level of aggravation in Virginia and the Washington area.
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If your belly really is grumbling for food, that's where appetite hormones like ghrelin come into play.
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Well, back then, my coping strategy involved a lot of grumbling and complaining—and not much else.
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The Bundestag went into session as planned on November 21st, albeit with added grumbling about the FDP.
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The Bad Check Unit office resembles a DMV with numbered counters and grumbling visitors waiting their turn.
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For me, she's the audience avatar, grumbling through all the distractions and trying to Get Shit Done.
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Amid grumbling over the difference, Andersen said DSV would consider boosting payouts "slightly" should investors demand it.
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Despite the grumbling, Wu believes the service will translate across borders and cultures - even in the West.
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The gunman entered the bathroom, grumbling that his gun had jammed, Ms. Parker said in an interview.
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Most of the time, the natural author is the actual author, and the exceptions leave us grumbling.
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But after a few months of grumbling, they usually accept the change and quickly forget about it.
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These days, with his approval ratings riding high, nobody wants to be seen as grumbling about him.
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There's general grumbling, much derision and, in some quarters, an air of embarrassment amongst fans around me.
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A recent tour found residents notably appreciative, at least by the usual standards of New York grumbling.
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Twelve years later, during last month's alliance exercises, Canadian military officers were still grumbling about the stunt.
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When you can simply stroll into your closest park to watch two animals grumbling about the weather?
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But for all of the grumbling in Chicago, even Mr. Musk acknowledged that failure was a possibility.
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Groggy and grumbling, Usama went to the drawing-room window to see what the ruckus was about.
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But there has been grumbling in the western part of the state about Ms. Warren's relative absence.
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For the rest of the week, Jerome remained sullen, only frowning at Tiny or grumbling her way.
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Amid these successes, background grumbling appears to have increased in connection with his eligibility for open competitions.
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The meetups were probably just going to be a couple of guys grumbling about women over beers.
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Bleary-eyed and grumbling, they followed him to the edge of the village, where the beasts were hiding.
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Regulators the world over are fed up with fossil fuels, and the auto industry has heard their grumbling.
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There was grumbling within the caucus that Pelosi's plans still did not give enough say to freshman members.
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Yet, for a good while, "Kinky Boots" manages to ride over the skeptical grumbling of your conscious mind.
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This generates horrendous pollution, and a good deal of grumbling among residents of the city's built-up areas.
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But even in the League's heartland, grumbling about the single currency is one thing; actually quitting it another.
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More broadly, there is grumbling in the Hindutva camp that he has not championed their agenda energetically enough.
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The financial industry, for all its predictable grumbling, has partly itself to blame for leaving preparations too late.
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The grumbling is growing, and finding its way online, where the authorities have taken their hunt for enemies.
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Senior labor leaders have had to defend Clinton this week from the grumbling of rank-and-file members.
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Won't take it sitting down Grumbling about being stuck in economy behind some inconsiderate lummox reclining his seat?
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Behind the scenes, though, there was some grumbling about the fee structure Goldman used to undercut the market.
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"The city is not inhabitable anymore if it continues," posted another Weibo user, grumbling about the delivery disruptions.
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Somehow this grumbling boarder's harsh words took the place of onion, horseradish, garlic, or a glass of vodka.
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This didn't have much of a negative impact on the event, though I overheard some grumbling about it.
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It was only a passing mention (that drew some Twitter grumbling) of a big moment for The View.
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How the former Obama officials navigate those differences could determine how much grumbling there is among the groups.
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But that's enough grumbling, because it's actually all of the little things that make Android 9 Pie better.
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Despite grumbling from some lawmakers on the 17-member conference committee, the four leaders of that panel — Sens.
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The choice of Mr. Cooper, who is gay, prompted grumbling among some conservatives, who questioned his personal politics.
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Still, the trip caused some grumbling among officers who resented a mayor leaving town during their mourning period.
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Steve Sukup, the chief financial officer, has started grumbling about how metal prices are eating into his profit.
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He turned and waved, clambered in, started the grumbling engine, put the truck into gear and drove off.
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His Twitter feed stands out as a relentlessly upbeat counterpoint to the grumbling that often fills the platform.
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Most obviously, they were united in grumbling about the impact of his trade policy on the global economy.
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Republicans dismissed the Democratic grumbling as theater, believing they never had any intention of working with the GOP.
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But Bercow dismissed the criticism, saying government ministers were only "grumbling" because his ruling had gone against them.
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Some residential property owners seemed to have received more government help than others, which led to some grumbling.
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"There's a little bit of grumbling that it's inconvenient," said Steven Kolb, the chief executive of the CFDA.
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The crowded stage is leading to some grumbling from Democrats, who are already conscious about their speaking time.
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The grumbling grew steadily every time Ms. McSally was promoted, and every time she challenged the status quo.
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Slowly, the grumbling of doubting neighbors was replaced by the exclamations of fans of modernism and curiosity seekers.
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My stomach is grumbling, so I walk around to look for a healthy snack, but nothing is standing out.
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But for weeks President Donald Trump has been grumbling about the consequences of its status and its current strength.
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Through the red haze, the sound of an engine grumbling roars above the wind and yellow headlights inch closer.
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And while the darkness of the Battle of Winterfell did produce some grumbling, it also had its dramatic benefits.
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Eventually, Sooner fans reached something of a begrudging, grumbling detente with the school's best head coach since Barry Switzer.
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But I visited during the afternoon and my stomach was grumbling, and so I ordered an arancina in sauce.
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What Robertson and the other grumbling old timers don't get is that today's defenders are neither stupid nor soft.
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Even basic tests and checkups can leave you grumbling about the debt that little Fido or Felix owes you.
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This time, though, the somewhat predictable partisan grumbling is coming from within government agencies and President Trump's closest advisors.
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And that is why some fans were smiling and others were grumbling in the sunshine on Wednesday morning. Strange?
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So far, Blackstone's grumbling has not resulted in any known business repercussions, with the chatter confined to private circles.
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But Trump is showing no signs of shifting his strategy in response to polling or grumbling by moderate lawmakers.
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There was already grumbling, particularly from former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York, and from Mr. Trump's children.
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His casino and hotel businesses had suffered some bankruptcies, and his lenders were grumbling that he had stiffed them.
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But the grumbling I hear when I get the wax wrong is nothing compared with what Knut Nystad experiences.
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His purchase and renovation of the country club in neighboring Boothbay caused grumbling about higher fees and fancy trappings.
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Flashback 40 days and Nancy Pelosi's return to the speakership was a hard-won prize marred by Democratic grumbling.
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Republicans don't even have a tax reform bill yet, but the grumbling over their plans has already begun. Sen.
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Legislators largely ignored the governor, grumbling when he sent his top aide to berate them about some budget issue.
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He was open and blunt and full of joy, a fresh face replacing a father known for his grumbling.
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If they start grumbling or lack motivation, it can have a chilling effect on the rest of the team.
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Which, okay, I can hear you grumbling about late capitalism and the idea that food shouldn't be just fuel.
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The grumbling of thousands of uprooted officials will add to that of bigwigs miffed by Mr Cai's queue-jumping career.
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He's like an American Bulldog come to life: a tough, grumbling, and intimidating man about to celebrate his 80th birthday.
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Still, the 2020 debate decision left many Democrats in Congress grumbling that the party was limiting its outreach to voters.
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Many Republicans are clearly grumbling that the pace of the legislative agenda is not just halting but almost non-existent.
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This has not stopped some townsfolk grumbling about the church's plans to cut down trees and expand a car park.
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Argentines, for all their grumbling about their captain's failures in big games, would groan even more if he were injured.
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Plenty of fans are grumbling about the way Henry's been shoehorned in this season, but to me, that's the point.
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His candidacy has more to do with grumbling amongst the Egyptian elite, who are concerned about Mr Sisi's economic management.
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Kurtz said he had heard grumbling over Gillespie's Washington background and worries some voters energized by Trump may stay home.
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Football fans are notoriously wary of statistics, however, and such numbers are unlikely to stop their grumbling about interfering officials.
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Stomach grumbling and eyes bleary, I worked my way across a rope bridge that swayed and sank with each footstep.
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They momentum Houston built fouling Drummond was fleeting, which served to underscore the grumbling that came from both locker rooms.
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But by nightfall, she's grumbling over the sounds of revelry spilling out from Bette's hotel room into the communal courtyard.
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But these aren't the only examples of Game of Thrones cast members grumbling about the way things are wrapping up.
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Ultimately, most of us will pay a bit more for the perks we've come to rely upon without much grumbling.
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The Democratic primary season has led to some grumbling from supporters of Bernie Sanders that the primary system is rigged.
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For example, some unusual public grumbling has surfaced from the Russian military that the Syrian Army is an unworthy ally.
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Some are grumbling about the plans for a continuing resolution, including defense hawks, who worry the Pentagon will be shortchanged.
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After much grumbling — and many dire forecasts that the new rules would limit credit and harm consumers — mortgage lenders adjusted.
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Under Rául Castro, those reforms were broadened considerably, though they were sometimes met with public grumbling from his older brother.
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" Another came out of his house to film the march on his phone, grumbling, "They're scared to show their faces.
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Rather than grumbling about the cost of dealing with them, companies should view their information as a valuable corporate asset.
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But some other owners had begun grumbling about the deal, at first in private and then very much in public.
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The grumbling gathered momentum until a guy on a tier somewhere above exploded in a torrent of full-volume curses.
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But Democrats have been privately grumbling about a rushed process that has ignored their favored ideas for battling the epidemic.
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There's been some grumbling among readers I know, as this novel's arrival detonates across the landscape, that they're too similar.
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With a minimum of grumbling, players stretched out to sleep on the plane or in the lounge at the terminal.
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His Twitter feed has offered thoughts about the volatile situation throughout the day, sandwiched between the normal grumbling about Democrats.
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As they organized, they were hearing more and more Democratic grumbling about "Bernie bros" and the tenor of Sanders organizers.
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The company held a meeting for reporters on Thursday afternoon, perhaps having gotten wind of some grumbling, an employee said.
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This has led to some grumbling among Teva employees, who believe that he lacks an emotional stake in the country.
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Do you check your cell phone, worry about yesterday's problems, or find yourself grumbling about all you have to do?
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They show some of the Democratic nominee's closest aides grumbling about her "terrible" instincts and her self-destructive obsession with secrecy.
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IN OCTOBER 1996, when Arsenal football club's latest manager began his tenure, fans of "The Gunners" could be forgiven for grumbling.
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If an EU did not exist, someone would have to invent one—then, a few moments later, start grumbling about it.
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"Given the discontent and grumbling within the conservative party, the position of (Prime Minister Theresa) May is becoming precarious," he said.
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The previews are not universally popular — just head to Reddit where plenty of grumbling about the ads has also already started.
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Driving the news: What had been industrywide grumbling turned into a lawsuit Friday as Sprint sued AT&T over this branding.
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The Poles and others are grumbling about an "emergency brake" that allows Britain to restrict benefit payments to working EU immigrants.
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It would rather have 10 million customers grumbling about 3G speeds and 480p video than possibly turn away another Unlimited customer.
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There's grumbling here and there, but by and large those gathered are immensely grateful for the care they receive at RAM.
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Washington (CNN)Nancy Pelosi is sending a defiant message to House Democrats who are grumbling about her leadership: Come at me.
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If Americans truly want lower drug prices, they should stop grumbling and become better negotiators, not blame those foreigners who are.
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The skies may be clear in this part of Nevada next week, but the forecast calls for old-school Burner grumbling.
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That grumbling is far from reaching critical mass, or any type of actionable moment and senior aides predict it likely won't.
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I'm tutoring tonight, so I won't be home until 230 and don't want my stomach grumbling while I'm trying to teach!
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At stake is not just the daily grumbling of Kuala Lumpur's motorists, but the city's future as a competitive, livable city.
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But he did not offer clarity on the rumors surrounding the company's potential acquisition, leading to further internal speculation and grumbling.
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If you spend all your energy grumbling and lamenting, you're reinforcing a negative mindset in yourself and driving everyone else away.
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"I don't care about this," one reporter was overheard grumbling when it became clear Ms. Ocasio-Cortez would not take questions.
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" The Writers' Workshop's Chang said, "Seriously, I don't hear any grumbling and I don't think it's going to dilute our brand.
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By the end of the Obama administration, many senior Pentagon civilians were grumbling that the military's Joint Staff, reporting to Gen.
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All three are now gone, two of them grumbling to various degrees about the impossibility of shining in Mr. Macron's orbit.
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That strategy is nice for Netflix's 158 million subscribers, but it has led to some grumbling among cinephiles and some filmmakers.
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Despite some grumbling among the city's unions, most labor leaders have been cheered by Mr. de Blasio's efforts on their behalf.
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Allen will try to jump-start an offense that has struggled at times and had players grumbling about the play calling.
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Trump has made party solidarity a priority, often grumbling that Democrats are more unified and don't have rogue voices like Romney.
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But when I'm done grumbling, I can see the connective tissue between these exuberant kids, the teenage me and my daughter.
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The bonus cuts had caused widespread grumbling in Saudi Arabia, where about two-thirds of employed citizens work for the state.
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That has led to some grumbling from other administration officials, who believe Kelly's hardline stance on immigration has obfuscated opposing views.
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Still grumbling, we were looking at the route schedule when what should round the corner behind us but the same bus.
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Occasional grumbling is heard about the model Elle Macpherson or the singer Kylie Minogue, both of whom have acquired "global" accents.
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There has also been grumbling the game eats up too much data, which is not great for a commuter-focused title.
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Grumbling responses to awards show musical performances are nothing new (see: the Chainsmokers at the MTV Video Music Awards this year).
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A low grumbling over the curtailing of US intelligence programs in the wake of the Edward Snowden revelations underpinned the hearing.
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Though he spoke no English and growled thickly in French, often just to himself, they all knew what he was grumbling about.
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On one hand, riding a political wave as a climate champion allows it to stay ahead of grumbling or desire for restructuring.
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The right-wing opposition and the far-right National Front have sullenly accepted the government proposal, grumbling that it was their idea.
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One reason why there has not been more grumbling in China is that the government has poured huge sums into poor places.
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Despite grumbling by a few older residents about changes—a plan for new rubbish bins echoed previous grievances—the city seems upbeat.
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I'm pretty sure I grumbled "what the f--k" (I'm pretty much always grumbling something), but I instinctively knew what was up.
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There is much Chinese grumbling about security hawks working for Mr Trump, from his national security adviser, John Bolton, to military commanders.
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The ex-president has retreated to KwaZulu-Natal, his home province, where he is rallying supporters and grumbling about his comrades' betrayal.
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Grumbling not only implies that you have no power over your situation, but it also shows you lack power over your attitude.
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Nunes is still signing off on subpoenas dealing with "unmasking" issues, however, which has sparked some grumbling from Democrats on the panel.
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JOMOs resent setting their alarm earlier and would rather breakfast at their kitchen table, grumbling about the news headlines to their spouse.
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But party leaders have faced plenty of internal grumbling about what many lawmakers believe is a dearth of regional diversity in leadership.
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Mr. Nolte plays Richard Graves, a former Republican president of the United States, now grumbling through retirement on his ranch out West.
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But a number of House liberals, while privately grumbling about the decision, have been exceedingly careful not to criticize the president publicly.
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ROCHDALE, England — Alfie McLellan was grumbling as he walked out of the low-slung, lopsided stadium that his team, Rochdale, calls home.
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Raising it would be a formality, occasioned by a bland statement to Congress and impotent grumbling by members of the opposing party.
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The vote followed days of grumbling from GOP senators about the cost of the package and uncertainty surrounding who will support it.
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Her tenure got off to a turbulent start, with grumbling from progressive groups that she was slow to deliver on her agenda.
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Polite had added to the knocks against him by grumbling that the Green Bay Packers "bashed" him in a pre-draft interview.
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Initially there was grumbling from veteran skippers like Bouwe Bekking, an outspoken Dutchman who was taking part in his eighth Volvo Race.
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He tells Danny to "scram, kiddo," throwing her cash so they can continue to "squirm and turn, grumbling and grunting" in peace.
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There has been much grumbling among people both inside and outside the administration that it's hard to tell who's running the show.
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We learned that grumbling is really a lack-of-gratitude issue, and every day we work at trying to be more grateful.
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As Republican insiders began grumbling to POLITICO about Cruz's lack of activity, Cruz forked over $100,000 to the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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Washington-based Republicans were already grumbling about having to spend millions of dollars on behalf of Mr. Gianforte, who is a multimillionaire.
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Steven Spielberg was initially wary of having his works put on home video, grumbling about movie theaters being sacred spaces and such.
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But the people doing this grumbling often don't understand that the Oscar nominations process is somewhat designed to yield bland, consensus nominees.
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Critics point to ageing equipment mouldering in emergency depots and young officers grumbling about exercises disrupted due to tension on the Palestinian front.
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All along, Mr. Rubio and his advisers have insisted that grumbling about his relatively light footprint in Iowa would look silly in retrospect.
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Instagram switched from a reverse chronological feed to a relevancy-sorted feed in June 2016, leading to lots of grumbling from hardcore users.
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It was generally presumed that unless they belonged somewhere else, most grumbling Tommies were in some loose way sons of England's state church.
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It also showed that people prefer subtle forms of reinforcement (grumbling) to direct involvement, and that enforcement is greater in clean environments vs.
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Because of the weird schedule, I have lunch 30 minutes later than usual, and my stomach is grumbling from that 30-minute difference.
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Marijuana tech companies are grumbling about how difficult it is to participate in CES 2019 because organizers will not allow them to exhibit.
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Why Yu agreed to spend time with me was also odd, but he obliged, grumbling that he got stuck babysitting Haruto-san's friend.
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Grumbling and complaining by Republican Party operatives following the 2012 convention, caused party leaders to adopt new rules for the 2016 primary elections.
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He will especially target those with deeper Western links (who will be grumbling loudest about sanctions) for an added dose of geopolitical distraction.
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And, sure, you could choose to live your life this way too, constantly walking around and grumbling about stuff and cursing the youth.
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The British are very good at grumbling about change when it happens and then accepting it as though it had always been thus.
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But Jokowi stood firm, and the party's parliamentarians appear likely, perhaps with some grumbling and reluctance, to support the politically independent Mr Karnavian.
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Despite GOPers quietly grumbling about how he could sink their chances of holding the seat, he has shown no signs of going anywhere.
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I've heard some grumbling online that while the coach seats are impressive for a regional jet, the first-class seats feel relatively cramped.
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"I'm not the diversity police but there is grumbling on the 4 white boys running next presidential cycle," she wrote in January 2015.
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Listing the child as white would most likely provoke a backlash in Richmond, or at the very least grumbling at the county level.
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"You have to look at the facts," Rejer tried one more time, to the good-natured grumbling of the referees in the room.
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Unlike some of her colleagues, Lee said she has not heard grumbling about the need for leadership changes from members she's spoken to.
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There are hours remaining in the show, and next week's is already looming, dark and grumbling and vague, out there over the horizon.
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Pickled green chile appears on the side, sweet and sharp from a layover in sugar-spiked vinegar and still harboring a grumbling heat.
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Further grumbling erupted at lunch when waiters delivered heaping platters of locally grown rice along with meat — a Central Asian specialty called plov.
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In fact, "Hi, Cooper," had become the refrain for my family's big trip, and for all of my inner grumbling, I was ecstatic.
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The news was shared widely on social media, with numerous messages of congratulations for the family but also some grumbling about the monarchy.
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With a few assists from Ms. Catterson, she danced "Trio A" from start to finish, grumbling through some parts and breezing through others.
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For those grumbling that the Golden Globes don't matter all that much, I hear you (they're not even part of the coveted EGOT).
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Privately, some state legislators are grumbling that, had they known Meadows was planning to retire, they might have been able to save Rep.
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No wonder some South Koreans are grumbling that the country's big moment in the international spotlight is being overshadowed by the North. 4.
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They, of course, fall for his charms and while grumbling how they've been mistreated by stockbrokers and Wall Street, fork over their money.
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Andrew Cuomo&aposs "Buffalo Billion" economic redevelopment program, leaving some lawyers grumbling outside court that it&aposs a bad time to face corruption charges.
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Grumbling to herself, she stalked to the sinks, wiped off the counter with the girl's hand towel, and launched it into the towel basket.
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Like other countries in the region, Colombia already faces overcrowded classrooms and hospitals, so adding new arrivals to the mix has prompted some grumbling.
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You come across a broken escalator on the subway and suddenly you're climbing up a long staircase with a pack of grumbling New Yorkers.
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On December 15th Ratko Mladic sat in the dock at the UN's Yugoslavia war-crimes tribunal in The Hague, grumbling and reading a newspaper.
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That has caused grumbling from many managers at top clubs, whose star players have had little time to recover for a gruelling domestic campaign.
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But it wasn't long, according to a source with direct knowledge, before Trump began grumbling that his media coverage was as bad as ever.
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The two then discuss whether they should "step outside" and settle things, before the Trumpeter leaves the shop grumbling about the "absolutely ridiculous" experience.
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Once that happens, the House would quickly take up the bill, the Speaker indicated, despite grumbling from Democrats and conservatives in his own conference.
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There are grumbling Fox News-watching grandpas and there are eightysomething Jane Fondas, showing up and getting arrested every week at climate change protests.
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Mr. Huang, 61, worked in the Tianjin government for nearly 13 years, and the paper obliquely warned officials there against grumbling about his ouster.
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The umpires eat before games, but with no snacks for many hours in Game 3, Barrett could feel his stomach grumbling by the end.
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Those concerns were inflamed in early April when Mueller's team began grumbling to associates that Barr's brief summary to Congress omitted important, damaging findings.
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The artist's grumbling begins with one of several container pieces that resemble time capsules, each with a word or words etched into its surface.
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There are times when I am extremely frustrated, mumbling and grumbling out loud about how long it's taking me to finish the darned thing.
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Corporations have been grumbling about billable hours for nearly a decade, with complaints rising after the 2008 financial crisis prompted cuts in legal budgets.
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A niche military magazine, Military-Industrial Courier, recently ran a two-part article headlined "The Alaska We've Lost," grumbling about what could have been.
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That has set off a round of grumbling among Democrats and Republicans (publicly) and Pentagon officials (privately) who call it a waste of money.
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Still, there was grumbling among advocates for rape victims about his office's grueling questioning of women raped by acquaintances before an arrest was made.
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There was also grumbling about pilfered merchandise — and the indifference of the local police — but mostly a longing for home and those left behind.
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She had just turned 88, and other than the usual age-related forgetfulness and grumbling about kids these days, she was her usual self.
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We're already hearing some people grumbling about their car being unable to keep pace with their phone's software upgrades, and it's an understandable gripe.
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However, the 5.8% GDP growth forecast by the IMF would be more than enough to keep grumbling about the economy at a controllable level.
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There's grumbling in some parts of the internet, social media and such, that he's held on to it for just a little too long.
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The back-to-back compact sessions led to some grumbling among the press corps that the briefings are becoming unusually short under the new administration.
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Instead, fans are grumbling on social media about rushed storylines, unexplained loose ends and beloved characters doing things that don't feel true to their nature.
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Democrats were left grumbling that it was a largely meaningless gesture that only distracted from the more important issue of subpoenaing additional witnesses and documents.
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For all the ever-tighter controls on public grumbling that have been imposed during the rule of Xi Jinping, flashes of discontent are occasionally visible.
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Oh, and Wesley has to voice all of this because some injury has left Turbo unable to speak, so he can only communicate through grumbling.
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That tempers Communist leaders' irritation at grumbling from the city and their alarm at the rise of "Hong Konger" as a local identity, over "Chinese".
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They questioned the emphasis on doing things for themselves, grumbling that, "I paid money, so you have to do everything for me," Ms Wang says.
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Born in Brussels in 1924, Broodthaers — pronounced "Brotars," as he himself explained, grumbling about the superfluous letters in his name — started writing as a teenager.
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The difference at the con was palpable, and the young men who at the time were the visible bulk of the con were audibly grumbling.
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Devin Nunes, is continuing to review intelligence relating to Russia, a move that has Democrats grumbling that he has violated the spirit of his recusal.
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Despite this, the Europeans -- among others -- still seem to defer to Washington on the tough issues, grumbling along the way but unwilling to break rank.
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Meanwhile, many investors have been grumbling over the sorry numbers produced from mall based department stores because it is so hard to compete with Amazon.
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I would go every Saturday morning in the lightest clothes I owned, points book in hand, with my stomach angrily grumbling due to skipping breakfast.
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The employee alleged that Mr. Bloomberg told her, "kill it," referring to her baby, before grumbling about the number of pregnant women at his company.
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As someone who spent several hours sighing and grumbling while trying to master playing with a console controller, the touch controls felt like a gift.
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"I feel like one of Cinderella's stepsisters," Tair said, grumbling good-naturedly as she tried to wedge her feet into a pair of minuscule flats.
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But eight months later, the joint investigation has yet to answer many of those questions -- and prompted a growing amount of grumbling from Republicans themselves.
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So he can prolong negotiations and the pain tariffs are causing Americans, most notably its farmers, who are key to Trump's reelection and already grumbling.
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He's been talking about it for weeks, if not longer, and grumbling about the direction the GOP proposals have been going for just as long.
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There was also grumbling from an Israeli right-wing legislator after a British statement on William's visit listed Jerusalem as being inside occupied Palestinian territory.
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The grumbling and the thundering are both reflective of a broader unease, and symptomatic of an ambient insecurity that no one really wants to name.
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The fidgety music goes through shifting states driven by frenzied riffs, or grumbling low strings, or wailing motifs that seem to call out for attention.
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They ask me how much Italian pasta costs in the States and balk at my answer, grumbling at what they deem is a great injustice.
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The idea of outsider rock stars making a mark on Mardi Gras has prompted some grumbling in a city that fiercely guards its cultural traditions.
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"There's sometimes been some grumbling from the pros about having to get up so early," he said as the rolling jam reached its 10th anniversary.
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On a walk through a well-known warbler hot spot last week, there was much grumbling among the binocular set amid the chatter of birds.
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Although your grumbling stomach might seem like a nuisance when you're in an important meeting, hunger cues are powerful signals that your body needs food.
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Forty meant pain-in-the-neck parents and other grown-ups grumbling about that irritating, nonmusical noise coming from my Walkman or my boom box.
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And the candidate's supporters are growing restless, taking note when their news shows fail to mention her, grumbling at the attention Mike Bloomberg is getting.
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Attendance took a decided drop last year, and the lack of a competitive market has set players in pro sports' most powerful union to grumbling.
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The entire process took at least an hour, as the neo-Nazis stood shivering in 41 degree weather grumbling that it was worse than TSA.
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MUCH grumbling accompanied the start on March 4th of this year's season of the Chinese Super League (CSL), the uppermost tier of professional football in China.
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Some Israeli farmers are also grumbling that they will be kicked out of two small areas of land along the border with Jordan in a year.
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And that sci-fi twist could give it a boost among fans who have been grumbling about the series becoming a bit repetitive in recent years.
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Officials from both the Farm Bureau and the Grower-Shipper Association of Central California told VICE News they had heard grumbling about it from their constituents.
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Grumbling from reporters at The Wall Street Journal grew so great that the editor, Gerard Baker, held a newsroom-wide meeting to defend the paper's coverage.
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Despite grumbling over the rising negative impact of its stimulus, the BOJ is likely to keep inflation as its primary policy consideration, sources have told Reuters.
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It led to grumbling within the president's party that he was stepping on the good news stemming from the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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In the last few years, Merkel has faced parliamentary revolts from some conservatives over international bailouts for Greece, and much grumbling over her liberal refugee policy.
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That is, Apple has a history of removing dying tech standards from their products, and despite short-term grumbling things always work out in the end.
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But among Republicans on Capitol Hill and at GOP-leaning organizations across Washington, there is also a good deal of grumbling about Vice President Mike Pence.
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The 2016 election cycle, like all Presidential elections in recent memory, has generated significant public grumbling about the quality of the candidates for America's highest office.
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More than 100 people were prevented from attending the meeting when the meeting room reached its 120-person capacity, leaving many grumbling in a parking lot.
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Democrats, newly empowered with their House majority, have been grumbling about USMCA's environmental protections and whether or not the deal does enough to protect American workers.
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On "Needed You Still," Mr. Martin sings wistfully of love's uncertainties, then the actor and rapper Omari Hardwick comes in, grumbling and purring a romantic plea.
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Every so often, amid the piercing noise of raised voices, grumbling machinery and the whine of ambulances, a volunteer's arm would rise and others would follow.
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But Deschamps keeps waving his arms over calls, Mbappé's done a bit of grumbling to the referee and Australia just keeps running around breaking things up.
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Mid-level army officers are grumbling that the king's demands—he has sent top units he distrusts out of the capital—are messing with their careers.
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John and I suggested a "grumble-free" challenge to our kids and promised a family cruise if we worked on learning to be grateful without grumbling.
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The third of those came in 2013, one year after Boston traded Josh Beckett, Adrian Gonzalez and Carl Crawford — three grumbling, overpriced players — to the Dodgers.
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Former President Barack Obama saw Democrats lose 63 House seats in 2010 after Republicans and disaffected independents stampeded to the polls and grumbling Democrats did not.
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This is sure to cause grumbling on Capitol Hill that McConnell is coordinating with the President in a way that doesn't jibe with his Senate duties.
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A woman in front of me was grumbling that things were taking so long and that all she needed to do was change a $50 bill.
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" Despite the good-natured grumbling, Hottle says he appreciates Feldman: "He comes around and he checks out everybody, makes sure everybody's all right, brings down supplies.
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But some were still grumbling, chiefly a local unit of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine called the Beni Kedem Shriners.
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Three-wheel auto-rickshaws and mini-buses - often cramped and with no air conditioning - have filled the transport gap on Karachi's streets despite grumbling from commuters.
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It also marks a turnabout in Obama's own thinking — amid grumbling by many European diplomats that the president hasn't given the continent the attention it needs.
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There has been bipartisan grumbling about some of the Star Chamber-like qualities of the office since Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats created it eight years ago.
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While the delegates in Paris were tinking wine glasses over the 12-page agreement, politicians in Washington were grumbling about how bad the deal was for America.
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Heart of gold for the business of gold The Old Man&aposs grumbling typically clashed with business decisions, but he had a sense of humor about it.
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Board a train with a group of Germans and one will soon start grumbling about some minutia: the temperature, the disorderly storage of luggage, a brief delay.
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That distinction has made Romney one of the most high-profile freshman Republican senators in recent years, but it has also fueled grumbling among his colleagues. Sen.
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" Meaning: "That distinction has made Romney one of the most high-profile freshman Republican senators in recent years, but it has also fueled grumbling among his colleagues.
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Although most noises coming from your middle don't warrant a Google-search of some weird medical malady, there are times when grumbling middles can indicate a problem.
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For all the grumbling about Facebook's power and influence over commerce, politics and social activity, having to do without it was, millions of Europeans suddenly realised, unthinkable.
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About 5,000 locals turned out to greet the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall, who met business owners grumbling that footfall had plunged after the attack.
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At Tuesday's weekly Democratic caucus lunch, there was "grumbling" about the optics of senators being summoned to the White House, according to a person in the room.
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The strategy at once energizes the Republican base and further divides Democrats who've been grumbling for years about the leadership bottleneck at the top of the party.
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Her decision to run for reelection comes in the face of grumbling from progressives in California over some of the senator's recent remarks about President Donald Trump.
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But I've also heard grumbling both inside and outside the Valley that companies here are biting off more than they can chew in attacking the auto industry.
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The deal was struck before the first and only official House-Senate conference committee meeting on the bill was held Wednesday afternoon, prompting grumbling from Democrats. Sen.
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If you search for "Android update slower" or similar, you'll find people grumbling on Twitter and elsewhere about how a new update has slowed down their phone.
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Now, in the grumbling of pre-dawn lines, there is disillusionment with Chavez's "Beautiful Revolution" and undisguised anger at his successor and self-declared "son" Nicolas Maduro.
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Ministers on the way into a cabinet meeting on Tuesday looked annoyed, with Agriculture Minister Andrae Rupprechter grumbling: "It's not great," as he hastily walked past reporters.
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That decision also caused grumbling in Hollywood, particularly among craftspeople — sound editors, sound mixers, makeup artists — who have long fought against efforts to edge their categories aside.
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The law is seen as the latest attempt by the Kremlin to muzzle dissenting voices nationally amid louder public grumbling about poor economic conditions and social services.
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This followed weeks of grumbling from America's partners in the region, most notably Israel, who expressed concerns that a sudden U.S. withdrawal would boost Iran's growing influence.
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Grumbling over the new taxes and fuel price increase prompted the hurried rollout of an extra $13 billion or more in handouts, particularly for students and soldiers.
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On Sunday, March 219, many New Orleanians were throwing crawfish boils, catering to Bourbon Street's tourists, and grumbling over the cancellation of the St. Patrick's Day parade.
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There has also been grumbling about the $10 million in leftover Senate funds she seeded her presidential campaign with, some of which was raised from major contributors.
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Meanwhile, things have been looking not-great for Warren, whose poll numbers keep slipping while people keep grumbling that she's unelectable since voters — not them of course!
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Democrats and others are still grumbling about the FBI inquiry, saying many witnesses who could have possibly corroborated the sexual misconduct allegations against Kavanaugh weren't interviewed. 2.
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TV networks and other news outlets had to relocate -- prompting grumbling from reporters who said that the White House should have stood up for the American press.
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Top GOP senators urged their colleagues to support the legislation despite grumbling among some in the caucus about the impact a continuing resolution has on military spending.
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The latest environmental measure that has people grumbling is a two-year ban on fishing for omul, a smoked delicacy hawked by fishwives all around the lake.
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At first I thought they were grumbling about having to make alternate travel arrangements, but once I got outside, I saw everyone seemed to be doing it.
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The Alcazar is unbelievable — it's the filming location for Dorne in Game of Thrones — and I wander around in awe for an hour before my stomach starts grumbling.
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Trump's budget prompted grumbling from fiscal conservatives, who argue there's only limited discretionary spending available to cut and that entitlement spending needs to go down to achieve balance.
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While there are some baseline requirements for grant applicants, much of the selection process is subjective, invariably leading to some grumbling about who gets grants and who doesn't.
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Our cultural training wasn't to pitch in, it was to berate everyone but ourselves for the state of it all, then walk on by the litter while grumbling.
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Visa says its improving its smart chip-embedded cards, which have been the source of grumbling from businesses and customers forced to wait for transactions to go through.
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At the next night's service, Ariel (Eden Epstein) is grumbling about a girl who has yet to call her back, despite Ariel giving her three orgasms (the nerve!).
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Conservative Catholic commentators are already grumbling over the elevation of Father Martin, whose writings include a book on how the church could build better relations with gay people.
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But all the grumbling over the extra fees highlights one of the problems with the cable industry today that the proposed cable box overhaul had aimed to address.
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Though the streets have been quiet after rare nationwide protests triggered by bread prices early this year, further price rises since last month's devaluation have triggered fresh grumbling.
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Study after study seems to confirm the increasingly common grumbling you hear — that the more time we spend on the platforms, the worse we feel about our lives.
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Sure, Murray's character comes around to the warm fuzzies at the end, but in his grumbling, he might just tip you off about the silliness of Groundhog Day.
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Previous grumbling about the bottleneck at the top has led nowhere: Pelosi's last challenge came in 2010, and she won an easy 150-85033 victory over former Rep.
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Such gentle grumbling about patients is common, but there is a more serious way in which the public is to blame for the sickness of the health service.
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Some of the UK pay-TV group's investors are grumbling that independent directors gave in too quickly to an opportunistic bid from Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox.
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More recently, eurosceptics grumbling about EU power have been threatening to embarass the government by supporting an amendment to a government bill that would scrap the 5% tax.
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Some Republicans are grumbling about the cost of the budget deal they passed last week, suggesting that a large spending bill may meet resistance, particularly among House conservatives.
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The shop, for one thing, is now fully unisex, which causes some grumbling from Eddie (Cedric the Entertainer) and allows for a fuller range of argument and intrigue.
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However, the party's leaders are behind Meade, and he is widely expected to be confirmed as their candidate despite some internal grumbling about how the campaign is proceeding.
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Otherwise, this whole damn nation is going to be cursed," the actor adds before grumbling about having to talk about the Boston Red Sox's "curse of the Bambino.
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Your stomach can't stop grumbling, you have a perfect turkey sandwich calling your name and you can't leave your desk because you have to listen to a webinar.
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Worse than a one-night stand, or even a hangover, is waking with the grumbling knowledge in your stomach that last night you said some really dumb shit.
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Previous grumbling about the bottleneck at the top has led nowhere: Pelosi's last challenge came in 2010, and she won an easy victory in the liberal-heavy caucus.
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But I also saw quite a few recklessly thrown on the street, and heard a fair number of people grumbling about them, even as I was just passing.
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In China, where the economy is softening, Mr. Xi has faced grumbling among some liberals who have criticized him for the way he has handled the United States.
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That prompted grumbling among Japanese government officials and the public that he was trying to turn a pillar of the country's industrial prowess into a vassal of France.
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I've heard grumbling from colleagues, male and female, that the rules on sexual harassment are "confusing" and that behavior from decades ago can't be viewed through today's prism.
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Top GOP senators urged their colleagues to support the legislation despite grumbling among some in the caucus about the impact a continuing resolution (CR) has on military spending.
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Even before it opened, grumbling from car-driving locals had caused the authorities to backtrack and "study" whether to return the bike lanes to cars during rush hour.
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That eliminates a loophole that has helped internet shopping swell to a major force in the U.S. economy but has brought much grumbling from brick-and-mortar retailers.
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Which is all a healthy reminder that despite all the grumbling about Facebook's privacy mishaps, users are still using Facebook's apps and advertisers are still buying Facebook's ads.
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While most Republicans have sided publicly with the President, they've been privately grumbling that they're "fed up and tired" of being asked to defend him in the impeachment investigation.
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Grumbling is tolerated, as long as it is not too vocal, but the handful of party-poopers who tried to stage tiny demonstrations during the celebrations were swiftly arrested.
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Apple is sick of it; I've heard grumbling for years about this from inside the company, but they're stuck with Intel as a partner until they make the leap.
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These complaints could be dismissed as Eurocentric snobbery, of course, and FIFA were never going to be deterred from exploiting new markets by the grumbling from football's anciens régimes.
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The tightening of the presidential race in September quieted the grumbling, but now that Clinton has moved ahead in the polls, Senate Democrats are pressing her for more help.
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Maybe they even agree that Corbyn is not doing a particularly good job—but do they really want him replaced by Mildred Plamp, the onetime Shadow Secretary of Grumbling?
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As long as the company's sales and stock price keep climbing, there's likely to be little grumbling from Facebook investors about how its two top executives spend their time.
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Typically, Nvidia and its rival AMD wait at least a year before releasing faster GPU options, precisely avoid the kind of grumbling the 22070 Super is likely to engender.
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Over the course of a young presidency composed of nothing but disasters and scandals, a torrent of anonymous backstabbing and grumbling has found its way into the mainstream media.
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Sports Briefing Major League Baseball wants managers to stop arguing with umpires over balls and strikes — and warned them not to rely on replays as grounds for their grumbling.
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A weaker euro would definitely help, but that is hard to achieve when the Federal Reserve is also easing and the U.S. administration is grumbling about a strong dollar.
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Since the departure of Steve Bannon over the summer, that position has remained vacant, leading to grumbling from some of Trump's allies at the state of his political operation.
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Of course, all fare hikes are unpopular, including the one set to go into effect on April 21 with riders grumbling about having to pay for an unreliable system.
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The question now is how many more people will make the leap from private grumbling to public protest — the only effective way, many analysts say, to pressure the Kremlin.
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And most contenders — including those presidential candidates still grumbling over the opaque results — have already turned their attention to New Hampshire, whose citizens have their primary on February 11.
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No one is yet promising them free Rolexes, but Britons grumbling about enduring yet another general-election campaign can at least look forward to some handouts whatever the outcome.
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Clinton's unexpected loss in the Electoral College has prompted some grumbling about the system among Democrats, who also lost the White House but won the popular vote in 2000.
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Rather than grumbling about Lynch and Frost's unwavering fascination with the babbling, childlike Dougie Jones, it's worth considering what the scenes with this proto-Cooper are really all about.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) has also been under pressure to step aside, one McConnell ally noted, arguing that grumbling over leadership is nothing special on Capitol Hill.
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But that didn't keep the grumbling from getting louder after two recent games in which the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors sat out all of their star players.
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But before I could be too comforted by the civility of my fellow travelers, I heard someone grumbling loudly after another passenger had asked him if he would move.
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They say the old alliances with Japan and South Korea still stand (despite Trumpian grumbling), and that America still believes in upholding an international order in which Asia has prospered.
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" Later, in an angry tweet, the Republican nominee accused news outlets of burying the story, grumbling: "Very little pick-up by the dishonest media of incredible information provided by WikiLeaks.
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There is some grumbling among young Chinese about the ease with which, in spite of this, foreigners walk into good universities and about the superior facilities they are sometimes offered.
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Leaders at many of the country's largest hospital systems are grumbling behind the scenes that the withdrawal is a mistake after pleading with the Trump administration this month to stay.
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Check it out ... the dirty bird appears in episode 11 of Showtime's "The Circus" with political strategist Mark McKinnon grumbling the press doesn't ride on the same plane as Hillary.
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That's in part because, despite the best efforts of grumbling bloggers like me, the services are still relatively popular, and the prospect of free HBO isn't likely to change that.
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As the crisis deepens, business owners - many of whom rejoiced when President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi took power in mid-2013, are grumbling that currency uncertainty is hurting the economy.
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The sudden departure of the executive, Michael Horn, adds to the strategic uncertainty for Volkswagen, particularly in the United States, where sales have been plummeting and dealers have been grumbling.
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After the government tried to cut bonuses for its employees, it caused such widespread grumbling and a drop in spending that in April King Salman backed down, restoring the perks.
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Grumbling about countdown clocks, as the mayor has, is a privilege reserved to people who are not regularly stuck on a platform, unsure when or if a train is coming.
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There are many things that make having a big family challenging — the cooking, messes, and all the activities — but I realized that the hardest part was dealing with the grumbling.
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The government has also back-tracked on some reforms after they had led to more visible inequality and grumbling among the poor who are reliant on state wages and pensions.
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"For me what's key is we get everybody at the table on this," she said -- an answer that satisfied the audience but is likely to cause some grumbling among progressives.
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Amazon's success in online commerce has transformed Seattle by bringing jobs, wealth and an almost insatiable appetite for office space — along with grumbling about how expensive the city is getting.
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Lastly, despite persistent Iranian grumbling about a perceived lack of American compliance with the JCPOA, Iranian officials have apparently backed down from using the "dispute resolution mechanism" in the accord.
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And while some of the candidates have been speaking with members since November, voting members have started privately grumbling in recent weeks about attempts to publicize vote counts or endorsements.
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But, then, humans have felt that way for as long as we've had records of them grumbling about how young kids just don't understand the way things are supposed to be.
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All of this fell apart in 2018, however, when Washington -- after months of grumbling about the trade deficit and investigations of Chinese practices -- slapped Beijing with billions of dollars in tariffs.
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"You'll serve Sansa better than I could," said the gruff old soldier, before laughing off his death by grumbling about how long it had been since he'd had a sword fight.
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KS: But I do get a lot of grumbling and I don't care, I don't care, I pay for it and I gave them my iris so I can do this.
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But one had to wonder if on Boris weeks, surrounded by the grumbling sorts that had always been his second family, Mr. Shapiro himself didn't feel a little more at home.
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The editor of Die Welt, the voice of respectable German conservatism, made waves this Christmas by grumbling that Nativity sermons sounded little better than propaganda statements by young Socialists or Greens.
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To our relief, the argument ended with the conductor throwing up his hands in exasperation, stamping all of our tickets (with lots of grumbling), and moving on to the next car.
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But for every grumbling naysayer turned off by Alex's overt displays of heart-on-sleeve sentimentality, there is a small army of Slang faithful with Alex's lyrics inked on their bodies.
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But if you keep a healthy snack like an apple or granola bar in your bag or glove compartment, you won't have to sacrifice your diet to silence a grumbling stomach.
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Some Democrats told me they'd like to see Holder more focused on raising money, engaged and aggressive in that effort, which some in the party are grumbling has not gone well.
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There will be more meetings in the coming week, but the discussions have been behind closed doors so far, leading to grumbling from Democrats, as well as some Republicans like Sen.
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Apple unveiled a new 16-inch MacBook with a revamped keyboard on Wednesday, good news for the many Apple lovers who've been grumbling about the company's lackluster slate of recent Macs.
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But any grumbling about how far it is from the city "kind of went away when it became a really cool place," said Diane Saatchi, an associate broker at Saunders & Associates.
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In an op-ed published in the New York Daily News, Lew made a pragmatic pitch for the legislation, amid some grumbling on the left and the right about the package.
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Yet more than a little grumbling can be heard here, much of it over the recent announcement of the 63 artists selected for the Whitney Museum of American Art's 2017 Biennial.
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Many of the campaigns have spent weeks grumbling about the difficulty of preparing for a large, multiparty debate, particularly one where the matchups are revealed eleven days before the actual event.
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"There was grumbling before," said Sheila Lewandowski, 54, a longtime resident and director of the Chocolate Factory Theater, an arts organization in the area that has faced the threat of displacement.
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Mr. Abe is expected to seek a third term as party president during internal elections in September, and despite muted grumbling over his stewardship, a serious opponent has yet to emerge.
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There was some grumbling this week because, in some places, the storm dislodged autumn leaves just as they reached their most vivid tones, leaving them in damp mounds on the ground.
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Perhaps most important, this initial agreement does not reverse existing tariffs on $360 billion of Chinese imports, meaning the higher costs that many American companies have been grumbling about will remain.
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Republicans, grumbling over what they said was Mr. Estes's lackluster campaign, insisted that they were taking only precautionary measures in a district where Mr. Trump remains relatively popular but where Gov.
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Inside the briefing room, there was audible grumbling by some Democrats as administration officials, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary Mark Esper, delivered their presentations and took questions.
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This vacuum goes grumbling around at just 55 decibels, which is quieter than many robotic vacuums and is, for reference, about as loud as the hum of a refrigerator or microwave.
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Top GOP senators urged their colleagues to support the legislation despite grumbling among some in the caucus about the impact a continuing resolution (CR) has on military spending: http://bit.ly/2k8eDBk.
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It's all just grumbling and bellyaching, a mostly one-sided feud between a confused and very angry rich guy and another rich guy who in all likelihood isn't sweating all that much.
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It's a big change from just a little more than a week ago, when Ryan was facing grumbling inside his own caucus as the prospect of a White House loss seemed imminent.
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Berlin is likely to hear more grumbling, particularly from a Washington administration that has made noises about the dollar's strength, at a meeting of Group of Seven leaders in Italy this weekend.
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While grumbling about crummy adaptations can still be heard here and there, there's more enthusiasm and excitement among fans for seeing their favorite book turned into a television show or blockbuster film.
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One poll last year found that French people are the most pessimistic on Earth, with 81% grumbling that the world is getting worse and only 3% saying that it is getting better.
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Given the recent rush to gain 25,000 or so jobs from Amazon's HQ2 and the subsequent grumbling by cities passed over, it is difficult to refute this, but I'd like explore it.
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In his one major broadside against Mr. Rubio during an early debate, Mr. Bush looked awkward and the attack failed, leaving donors grumbling and his campaign scrambling to explain away the moment.
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The House will vote Friday on a budget resolution that would pave the way for ObamaCare's repeal despite grumbling from some Republicans wary of moving forward without a firm replacement plan ready.
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Amid grumbling about "coastal elites" in middle America, Snapchat reportedly has an exclusive secret floor in its New York office with lavish decorations selected by CEO Evan Spiegel — and pictures aren't allowed.
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When Epstein took over in October 1993, he had seen Yale football on a downward trajectory over a few seasons, and some players had begun grumbling that the team's offense was antiquated.
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The compensation rules lingered for years as other major pieces of Dodd-Frank were completed, and some lawmakers had begun openly grumbling about how long it was taking regulators to address them.
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"What's at stake for me is to inspire confidence again," Mr. Macron, striking a broad theme for France's future, told a worker grumbling about the labor reform law at a mattress factory.
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Indeed, there's a strong argument to make that Mr. Zuckerberg's protected position will allow the company to press ahead with expensive investments in the face of any shareholder grumbling that may arise.
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Though there also was grumbling on Tuesday that more senators had not been allowed to attend the closed-door session with Ms. Haspel, those who did praised the C.I.A. for its forthrightness.
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That image has been tested by international grumbling about the 50-year occupation of the Palestinian territories and the policies of Israel's current government, including its campaign to expel African asylum seekers.
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" The vice president drew wide criticism, and grumbling from White House aides, for hailing former Maricopa County sheriff Joe Arpaio as a "tireless champion of strong borders and the rule of law.
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Ninety House Republicans voted against the omnibus last month, largely to protest the spending hikes, with many grumbling that GOP leaders had become "hypocrites" when it comes to tackling the nation's debt.
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Along with the grumbling about so-called soybean barons from neighboring Mato Grosso State building villas here, some in Alter also insisted that they could forge a balance between tourism and sustainability.
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But Brindisi outraised Tenney in 2017's third and fourth quarters -- making Tenney the subject of more GOP grumbling than other New York Republicans who represent more Democratic-leaning districts, including Reps.
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Not only is Saudi Arabia dealing with the Khashoggi backlash, it's also facing increasing grumbling from other OPEC members that it may be getting a little too cozy with non-OPEC member Russia.
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As she stood up and walked off camera, her microphone stayed on, and ABC aired the interview with off-camera grumbling intact: "Well, I don't want all this being used," she said testily.
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It's no doubt by design that the general Star Wars-loving public still sees Vader as a grumbling uncle, while real devotees can find the depths of his darkness if they want to.
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Plenty of other European banks—in far better nick than poor old Monte dei Paschi, which is overloaded with bad loans—are grumbling that they too may eventually have to find more capital.
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Violence against women spiked; groups of angry men around the world organised "male marches" and gathered online, grumbling that their rights were being trampled, their jobs stolen and their dinners no longer prepared.
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Data: Box Office Mojo; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon / Axios There's a lot of grumbling about the dearth of originality in Hollywood today, and it can't be denied that established properties own the box office.
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The tax filing season kicked off at the end of January and there has been grumbling about lower refunds, even though many consumers saw a tax break last year with the new bill.
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Party bosses in Heilongjiang will get their knuckles rapped by leaders in Beijing for failing to anticipate this outbreak, which followed months of grumbling among Longmay's workers about lay-offs and overdue pay.
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Some of this grumbling is without a doubt unfair or exaggerated and comes amid a broader GOP bad mood about the shutdown and the Democrats' rise to power in the House of Representatives.
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Despite the grumbling about the costs and inconveniences brought by the historic event, there were also many Singaporeans who saw the hosting of the historic event as a massive marketing and publicity coup.
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Salesforce began grumbling to regulators in Europe about the LinkedIn deal last month, raising concerns that the agreement would hinder access to LinkedIn's data for other companies and give Microsoft an unfair advantage.
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When Shine was elevated to the co-president in the wake of Ailes' 2016 resignation in the wake of accusations of inappropriate sexual behavior with co-workers, there was grumbling within the network.
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The dynamics have led to plenty of grumbling, particularly among newer members, that the party needs a generation change in the leadership ranks to bring fresh faces and new ideas to the table.
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But Los Angeles can't keep winning games like this, and when they lose—and the grumbling inevitably grows louder—it'll have less to do with Gurley and everything to do with the Rams.
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From time to time, grumbling is heard about the point of it all — the actual Apollo program, that is, which gobbled up public money at a time of social unrest and military conflict.
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You don't beat Cena clean, so Styles got that needed win after interference by his buddies in the Club, which prompted online grumbling that he needed a clean win more than anything else.
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In the grim aftermath of the 2016 elections, some of the same members currently challenging Ms. Pelosi were grumbling — loudly — about the ossification of leadership and the lack of opportunities for young talent.
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Of course, the days before a make-or-break moment lend themselves to 2020 hindsight, and it's possible that a "Betsy from Oklahoma"-heavy campaign would have backfired, with rivals grumbling about authenticity.
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According to a lawsuit filed in 1997, Mr. Bloomberg once told a female employee who was expecting a baby to "kill it" before grumbling about the number of pregnant women at his company.
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Whether it's grumbling about "the climate hoax" from your parents, a sibling or that cousin you rarely see, it's time to get ready in case climate myths come up at the dinner table.
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Stolarsky, despite the Raffles's mellow A.C., seemed to be facing some kind of internal thermostatic crisis; grumbling over the dice and the checkers, he mopped sweat from temples and brow with his sleeves.
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The intraparty split has led to grumbling among some Democrats that the party risks losing its claim to the anti-harassment high ground if the top leaders can't unite around a consistent message.
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The president started grumbling about the travel ban over the weekend, pointing to the London attack as an example of the need for the ban even before it had been confirmed as terrorism.
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The arrangement has prompted an outcry, with junior committee Democrats publicly and privately grumbling about the arrangement and pushing for the committee to reopen negotiations so Mueller could potentially appear for a longer period.
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The selection of Donovan, Muzinich and Malpass for the high-profile Treasury positions will likely draw fresh grumbling from the left — and some on the populist right — because of their association with Wall Street.
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That's not to say there won't be grumbling about oversights and "snubs" on this year's roster, such as how Amy Adams could be overlooked for "Arrival," while the movie nabbed a number of nominations.
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The government raised the retirement age to 65 from 60 for men and to 60 from 55 for women, a deeply unpopular move that has aggravated grumbling over six years of falling real incomes.
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While that's prompted some grumbling over the idea that a tax collected inside the District would be paying for people who live elsewhere, advocates argue that it will give DC businesses a competitive advantage.
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An adviser's comment that Mr Biden was seeking a "middle ground" gave rise to grumbling among activists that his would be a mishmash that offered carbon taxes for liberals and fracking subsidies for conservatives.
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There was grumbling after Ryan&aposs retirement announcement in April that the GOP couldn&apost go eight months with a lame-duck speaker and with Democrats a credible threat to take over the House.
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Those donors have been grumbling for months about Bush's weak campaign, and many have talked about switching allegience to Rubio, potentially giving him a significant financial edge over the rest of the GOP field.
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CARACAS/PUNTO FIJO, Venezuela (Reuters) - Grumbling Venezuelans were lining up for scarce gasoline across the OPEC nation on Wednesday, due to mounting oil industry woes in the country with the world's largest crude reserves.
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Grumbling also abounds about Mrs Clinton's campaign; it is said to be making too much of Mr Trump's remarks on immigration, which Puerto Ricans, as American citizens, only care about up to a point.
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According to one White House staffer, there has been some grumbling among longtime Trump confidants that they have had a difficult time reaching him -- even through official channels -- since Kelly became chief of staff.
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Some of the left-wing grumbling may have more to do with his cautious—some might say vague—messaging, which leaves critics and supporters alike to draw their own conclusions about his ideological principles.
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Conservatives are grumbling about helping the territory rework a massive debt burden built over decades, while rank-and-file members were spooked by outside ads lambasting the package as a "bailout" for the island.
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The American move prompted grumbling from opponents of Mr. Assad, who said that the United States appeared ready to offer stronger protection to its Kurdish-led allies than to other rebel groups or civilians.
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Yet, Democrats have plenty of anxieties, too … The Hill's Amie Parnes reports on the grumbling from Democrats that former President Obama's entrance into the 2018 midterm elections is too little, too late (The Hill).
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In the case of the premiere, it was Sansa's grumbling that felt classically Thrones—how would miss dragon queen find a way to feed her armies and two dragons in a harsh winter climate?
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And as we're grumbling down to the homestretch in this particularly depressing campaign, to have something as exhilarating and wholesome as the Cubs' march for the championship has been a light amid the darkness.
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But there's never progress without backlash, so we can expect a certain amount of grumbling about Hollywood liberals and social justice warriors, and about how a white man just can't catch a break anymore.
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Many Democrats wore black to convey solidarity with the #MeToo movement, sitting steely-eyed through Mr. Trump's recitation of feats and grumbling loudly as he attributed violent crimes to an "open borders" immigration policy.
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But there's been government grumbling about how encryption could hide the activity of criminals, and some see intertwining the chat features as a way to make it harder for regulators to break up Facebook.
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A meal without them would be off kilter, perhaps to a degree that would cause grumbling from the digestive system, but on their own they are not a reason to go to Shabushabu Macoron.
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The only audible grumbling was connected to Ezra Edelman's eight-hour documentary about O.J. Simpson, which ran on television as a mini-series, raising the question of whether it should be considered a film.
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Criticism of the decision to use a French import, which started as a crusade by a single food writer and social-media grumbling by some noted chefs, has ballooned into a minor political issue.
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But senior Republicans have been grumbling about Kemp's selection process for weeks, convinced that it was unnecessarily drawn out since Isakson's announcement in August that he would resign at the end of the year.
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"When I told him once how everyone was grumbling about me, he looked at me — like a father would look at a son — and said sternly: "You're doing the right thing, let them grumble.
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After my admirer left that day, it took me a good hour to quiet my inner judge and send him hulking back down the cellar steps of my consciousness to prowl grumbling and mumbling.
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Russia is still grumbling about the name change in nearby Macedonia that should pave the way for its accession to the European Union and NATO, a clear loss in the Balkans for the Kremlin.
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This has led to a lot of grouchy grumbling from us critic types, who have worried about whether fan consumerism, or the demands of what some say is "fan entitlement," will ruin artistic integrity.
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Every year when the Oscar nominations are announced, there's general grumbling about movies that were left out — usually films at either end of the Hollywood spectrum, the biggest blockbusters and the tiniest art films.
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Every other Tuesday morning, she'd scuttle around, stacking papers and grumbling that my father had not put away his folded laundry, choosing instead to leave it stacked on the window seat in their bedroom. Again.
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A little disorienting at first, "Catherine" essentially opens in the middle of the story, with Mirren's title character having recently assumed power from her late husband, producing plenty of loud grumbling from the chattering class.
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Still, even a home run as impressive as Stanton's earns only so much equity in New York; he struck out in his next three at-bats, with the crowd grumbling a little louder each time.
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Meanwhile, a third resident starts systematically raping and beating a fourth; Royal and his aristocrats react by grumbling that the rapist is assaulting a woman above his level, and suggest forcing Laing to lobotomize him.
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Apple's move to alter that economic relationship comes just in time to placate grumbling developers while also making the App Store more resilient to dealing with a fixed, rather than constantly growing, number of customers.
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The grumbling as the immigration issue has threatened to once again envelop the conference is real -- if limited to a smaller group of members than their voices and background quotes would lead some to believe.
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He veers from barking at members of his staff to grumbling about how he was better off following his own instincts during the primaries and suggesting he should not have heeded their calls for change.
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But she also attended Mr. Trump's wedding to Melania Knauss in 2005 and, after last year's election, hosted him at Condé Nast, a gesture interpreted as a peace offering that also prompted internal grumbling. 4.
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Some Conservatives are grumbling about Scheer's inability to beat Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who started the campaign under the cloud of an ethics scandal and then stumbled after pictures of him in blackface emerged.
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Since Trump took office, there's been grumbling within the diffuse world of Republican super PACs, outside groups and down-ballot campaigns that the party lacks a singular figure who can drive the unwieldy GOP apparatus.
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In other words, for a minor royal figure to undertake very few charitable engagements might not do the House of Windsor very much good but, beyond a little media grumbling, won't cause it irreparable harm either.
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Trump recently blew up at Nielsen during a lengthy tirade in a Cabinet meeting focused on immigration, grumbling in front of others that she wasn't doing enough to secure the border, CNN reported at the time.
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Murray, a deeply driven and still-grumbling Scot who can see doom clouds where others see beach weather, waited longer than any player after becoming No. 13 to rise to No. 21 — more than seven years.
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Keeping the less savory bits to a minimum was significantly harder, but I'm pleased with how the fill turned out over all (with the exception of NATALE, which the Tuesday solver in me is grumbling about!).
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Too many Democrats, particularly the congressional leadership, have been weirdly passive in their reaction, grumbling that Sessions should put more effort and resources into other criminal prosecutions, while refusing to commit to fixing the problem legislatively.
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A 12 percent overall revenue slice for Epic Games is incredibly competitive and could have left a lot of big developers grumbling about the 30 percent cut they were missing out on because of Steam's take.
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So, while the war on "fake news" might just look like the grumbling of a President who's sore about the coverage he gets from what he thinks is a biased media, it's far bigger than that.
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Unlike some of her colleagues, Lee told Vox recently she has not heard grumbling about the need for leadership changes at the very top, including some calls from within the caucus for Pelosi to step aside.
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With So Many Choices, Democrats Are Sharply Divided • As 2020 Candidates Struggle to Be Heard, Their Grumbling Gets Louder Explosions crippled two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman, escalating tensions in the strategically important waterway.
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Republican lawmakers, already grumbling about some of Trump's trade initiatives, outright condemned the Commerce Department announcement last week on impending tariffs on steel imports and aluminum to be imposed on the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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While the promise of an enthralling pitchers' duel instead gave way to a pair of pedestrian performances, there was little grumbling from the Yankees, who bulled their way past the Indians for a 22-20 victory.
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There was considerable grumbling from the left during the Obama years that the administration was naming too many former prosecutors who lacked any apparent ideology, rather than lawyers who had devoted their careers to progressive causes.
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While Democrats elsewhere in the country, representing a national party that is increasingly diverse, offer quadrennial grumbling about Iowa, officials here aim to use their status to force the presidential candidates to focus on local issues.
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Women entrepreneurs have become more willing to share their stories of harassment after a backlash against sexual harassment in Silicon Valley, though some venture capital firms are still privately grumbling about having to address the issue.
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While Democrats elsewhere in the country, representing a national party that is increasingly diverse, offer quadrennial grumbling about Iowa, officials here aim to use their status to force the presidential candidates to focus on local issues.
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When Grassley announced his committee would take a major role as well, it left some GOP colleagues grumbling that he had been pushed into it by Feinstein or more junior GOP members of his committee. Sen.
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Sources close to the government and foreign diplomats say Bolkiah wanted to weed out corruption, and address grumbling among the Malay-Muslim majority who are unhappy with the pullback in welfare programs, budget cuts and unemployment.
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Some like it hot — but others can at least get a laugh out of the sight of dramatic actor Willem Dafoe clad in a white dress and pearl earrings grumbling his way through an iconic movie scene.
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They ate breakfast together every day at a wooden table in their apartment near Prospect Park in Brooklyn; each would wait until the other was home to eat dinner, even if it meant enduring a grumbling stomach.
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Forsa researcher Manfred Guellner said the grumbling in both camps had waned since Merkel proposed Kramp-Karrenbauer for CDU general secretary and former SPD leader Martin Schulz decided against joining a Merkel-led cabinet as foreign minister.
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Grumbling about "our money" being taken to build new connections to the mainland by rail and bridge, Wayne says—inaccurately—that under one country, two systems, which runs until 2047, Hong Kong is "not China, not yet".
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For many of us, its a family gathering structured by tradition: the annual ooo-ing and aaah-ing over the homemade pie, grumbling about when the turkey will be done, and, of course, the post-meal nap.
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The money will be used to reduce debt, a spokesman for the Federal Finance Administration said, dismissing grumbling from some politicians that larger-than-expected surpluses had become a habit for penny-pinching Finance Minister Ueli Maurer.
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As for Lu, who intends to continue brewing her herbs twice daily despite her husband's grumbling, she thinks that the key to TCM's survival is just what the government plans: "mutual learning" and "integration" with Western medicine.
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For example, the state and local tax deduction (SALT), which allows Americans to write off their property and state income taxes, already has Republican members from mostly Democratic states like New York, California, and New Jersey grumbling.
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The top Democrat on the House Budget Committee said Wednesday that panel Republicans are grumbling about the GOP's proposal to overhaul ObamaCare, predicting a close vote when the committee meets Thursday to mark up the legislation. Rep.
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It's expected to pass on a partisan vote, but some members of the conservative Freedom Caucus and centrist Tuesday Group are grumbling that leadership has not provided enough details for how Republicans will replace the healthcare law.
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The mayor's extensive travels — he has been to Iowa, Israel and Italy, among other places — had prompted grumbling; at one point last year, he had made more public appearances outside New York City than on Staten Island.
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WASHINGTON — The Republican-controlled House on Friday gave final approval to President Trump's fiscal deal with Democrats, leaving conservative lawmakers frustrated and grumbling as Mr. Trump continued to assail his party for failing to advance major legislation.
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In two pages, she can go from contemplating the Tibetan Buddhist version of dukkha (life is tolerable, but only barely so) to wordplay to grumbling about taking in her brother after his girlfriend has chucked him out.
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That defiance turned what, until then, had been mostly uneasy grumbling into a cascade of defections, with more than 300 backers dropping their support for Mr. Fillon and calling for the Republicans to find a new candidate.
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The program is run by another professional instigator, Myles, a classically cantankerous old man with a hard crust and 24-karat core who once upon a time would have been played by a grumbling, muttering Walter Brennan.
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That wasn't the case on Gana Street in Abuja, a neighborhood of walled villas, international banks and embassies where grumbling voters swirled about, confused over when voting would actually start, two hours after the station officially opened.
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With the announcement Thursday that Trump will nominate Andrew Puzder came speculation — and grumbling — that he would favor an open-border policy that would clash with the hard-line talk his potential boss espoused on the campaign trail.
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The government has said that a tax reform passed late last year and a peace process with the Marxist FARC rebels would help stoke growth in Latin America's fourth-largest economy, despite higher inflation that has consumers grumbling.
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Asked by the New York Times if he would defend the Baltic republics from Russia, he replied: "If they fulfil their obligations to us, the answer is yes," grumbling about NATO members who missed targets for defence spending.
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Negan is alive, and so are a handful of his best fighters, but between Dwight, Eugene, and the grumbling workers, Negan could get taken out from the inside before Rick even gets to take a swing at him.
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He had already been grumbling about Mr Price's failure to coax Republican congressmen into repealing Barack Obama's healthcare reform, a campaign promise of Mr Trump's, that Mr Price, a fierce critic of Obamacare, had been appointed to fulfil.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's long run of extreme monetary stimulus has drawn increasing criticism over the impact it's had on small banks, but despite the grumbling, the central bank is likely to keep inflation as its primary policy consideration.
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Despite Jax Taylor showing up late (more on that later) and Ariana Madix grumbling about bartending solo, the celebration is going on without a hitch — until Lisa's infamous designer, Kevin Lee, makes cringe-worthy comments about her appearance.
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Instead of grumbling acceptance of Trump as the presumptive nominee, a last ditch effort launched to get the remaining GOP candidates to work together so one alternative to Trump could consolidate support and rise up to beat him.
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A source close to the presidency described the accusations of inertia as grumbling by some in the APC who had hoped for jobs or contracts under a system of patronage which Buhari stopped under his anti-graft drive.
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When we waited almost a decade for it to be released, why hammer through it as fast as possible, grumbling and bawling obscenities because a very small lad sometimes catches his tiny little lad leg on some scenery?
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Plus, the VP takes some of the hits for the grumbling over the decision by his former chief of staff, Nick Ayers, to leave the White House instead of stepping in as the President's new chief of staff.
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Some of the juxtapositions have a humorous impact, as when Yelena, summoned by her husband (Randolph Curtis Rand), takes off while grumbling "O happy dagger" — Juliet's comment as she is about to plunge said weapon into her heart.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland on Friday banned large events expected to draw more than 1003,000 people in a drive to curb the new coronavirus epidemic, prompting cancellation of the Geneva car show and grumbling from businesses watching demand vanish.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland on Friday banned large events expected to draw more than 1003,000 people in a drive to curb the new coronavirus epidemic, prompting cancellation of the Geneva car show and grumbling from businesses watching demand vanish.
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Bond markets were also grumbling after a weak auction of Japanese government debt underscored the lack of enthusiasm for the negative interest rates that more and more countries will be heading towards if economies and inflation stay weak.
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And the entanglement of connections between Trump's aides and Mercer's big-money political operation has prompted complaints from campaign finance watchdog groups, and grumbling from Republican operatives who contend that Mercer has too much control over Trump's GOP.
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But there have been signs all year that Democrats miss the old deal they got on fundraising: grumbling from donors who felt shut out by Warren, no backlash for Biden when he abandoned his opposition to super PACs.
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HOUSTON — After nearly two years of waiting, and grumbling over Deflategate, New England Patriots fans enjoyed a measure of revenge on Sunday night when quarterback Tom Brady lifted the N.F.L.'s championship trophy in front of Roger Goodell.
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Mr. de Blasio still faces grumbling from supporters over signature issues like police reform, on which critics argue he is not moving fast enough, and the creation of new housing, which some argue has not been affordable enough.
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Grumbling against a leader may be common, but it is almost unheard of for a leader to be so unpopular his men would concoct a story against him—especially when he erred on the side of being too aggressive.
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He has been grumbling about foreign powers cheating America and stealing jobs since the 1980s, when he would appear on television talk shows to tell Oprah Winfrey or Larry King that Japan and others were robbing his homeland blind.
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The grumbling made a decent argument — being able to use the product was essential to constantly making it better — but it also missed the larger point: "As soon as you reach scale, the pressures are totally different," Hillmann said.
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" From Coinage: 9 Healthy Kitchen Staples That Cost Less Than $1 Per Serving Once they jetted off to Beijing, the actress really got our stomachs grumbling when she posted a photo of herself eating dumplings "in a dumpling sweatshirt.
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Every complaint about expense reports or HR fuckups or the CMS or budget constraints ended up at Alex's feet, and instead of grumbling about all the shit he had to deal with, he went ahead and dealt with it.
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Republicans are grumbling about GOP Senate hopeful Josh Hawley's lackluster fundraising and recent controversial comments, prompting unease within the GOP that the Missouri Republican could cost his party a chance at unseating one of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats.
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Jean-Pierre Blais, chairman of Canada's federal telecom regulator, had some strong words for the country's biggest companies in a speech he gave at a national telecom conference in Ottawa on Wednesday: stop "grumbling," and start serving Canadians better.
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While Boals told a few jokes that fell a bit flat and said Stony Brook reminded him of a Midwestern campus, he appeared to be acclimating: He was already grumbling about the quagmire of traveling to La Guardia Airport.
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But though the NFLPA once again appears in disarray, and top stars publicly grumbling, the people said league and union officials believe the CBA proposal will be approved, and possibly before the NFLPA's annual meetings next week in Miami.
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There's also grumbling among conservative lawmakers over an agreement to expand benefits for federal workers in exchange for a costly Space Force military branch and a spending deal that is projected to add nearly $22019 trillion to the deficit.
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Given that dances by Yury Grigorovich, 90, remain central to the Bolshoi, any such changes provoke grumbling among devotees both inside and outside the theater that Mr. Vaziev is perverting Soviet standards that have long gilded the company's reputation.
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Despite the objections from some of his aides about the optics and the lack of an obvious successor, the grumbling evolved into a tentative plan as he angrily watched the Sunday news shows at his Bedminster, N.J., golf resort.
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The spark that sets off the mass protests is often the kind of thing that would normally elicit no more than generalized grumbling — a modest rise in subway fares, a cut in gasoline subsidies, a new tax on WhatsApp.
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Some local leaders, like Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, have been grumbling that bail reform lets too many accused criminals out on the street, despite the accompanying drop in crime; if they grumble louder, the reforms could be in danger.
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Those people undoubtedly influenced the political action committee Emily's List to endorse Ms. Fletcher — and should have listened to the grumbling among female voters here, who thought the organization should not have chosen between two female abortion-rights supporters.
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The third is bargaining: those Remainers who, like many of those who spoke up this week in House of Lords debates, accept that it will happen but want to moderate it or at least placate their Remainer supporters by grumbling.
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The backlash from among pro Mac users that's arisen in the wake of this new product launch is unprecedented, drowning out even the widespread grumbling about the loss of the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 just a month prior.
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Though Khan's faith has become a large part of the political narrative in the days following his dad's speech, Walker instead remembers the man who was always at the ready with an emergency meal when unrelenting duty led to grumbling stomachs.
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Agony columns and online forums are full of women grumbling about being wan ope ikuji (solo childcare), an adaptation of a phrase originally coined to refer to convenience-store employees who were left to mind the shop on their own.
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The former ambassador to the UN and cheerleader for the Iraq invasion was grumbling that White House staff were thwarting his attempts to give President Donald Trump his plan for scrapping the Iran nuclear deal brokered by Barack Obama in 2015.
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The move has sparked behind-the-scenes grumbling from a handful of Ryan critics, who say the delay allows him and the Speaker-aligned Steering Committee to dole out committee assignments based on political loyalty rather than merit or expertise.
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In interviews with CNN, Democratic senators are grumbling over Warren's refusal to pick a side, arguing that the populist liberal firebrand could help unite the party behind Clinton, whom they believe represents their only chance of winning the White House.
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But he did not see a British exit adding to already widespread grumbling about the EU in central Europe, where some governments resisted pressure from Brussels to take in people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa.
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The backlash from among pro Mac users that's arisen in the wake of this new product launch is unprecedented, drowning out even the widespread grumbling about the loss of the headphone jack from the iPhone 20.55 just a month prior.
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Rather than fighting to preserve it or grumbling about Mr. McAuliffe's alleged political motivations, Republican lawmakers should be working to win the votes of the hundreds of thousands of Virginians who have been unfairly barred from exercising democracy's most fundamental right.
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The grumbling reached a roar over the last week, amplified by the possibility that Michael R. Bloomberg might enter the Democratic presidential contest and bypass the four early states, a strategy that if successful could render Iowa irrelevant for good.
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They say his mood veers from high spirits to embittered grumbling, describing a man who is scornful of the allies who abandoned him, dismissive of the young protesters who pushed him out, and largely unrepentant for his 29 years in power.
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And despite some grumbling from a number of GOP lawmakers — particularly over the shift of money out of the Pentagon — Democrats say they expect no more than a handful of additional Republicans to join them in formally rebuking Trump's power play.
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It's important to note that lots of folks in the science community have been grumbling about the science Nobel Prizes for various reasons, including its lack of winner diversity and the fact that they've to begun to feel a little outdated.
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The courts are a longtime priority of conservative activists who have been grumbling about the failures of the Republican Congress, so a flurry of confirmations of nominees with known conservative views on cultural and government issues could quiet some complaints.
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But the changes have yet to improve the quality of life for most people in France — unemployment still hovers around 10 percent — and there is increasing grumbling that he is neglecting the social safety net, which is sacrosanct in France.
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For his part, Trump had chided Obama in recent days, grumbling that he's "a campaign president" who should be in the Oval Office working to fight the Islamic State and restore America's jobs instead of stumping for a flawed candidate.
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And Mr. Trump brings other kinds of uncertainty, grumbling about Japanese trade barriers and the cost of United States military support, and raising the specter of a more confrontational approach to China that could have unpredictable results in the region.
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Such ambition is the sign of a maturing art form, but it's also elicited a grumbling backlash, with some rightly saying that some of these innovations are distracting gimmicks, at odds with the timeless simplicity of the art of stand-up.
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But the stockpiling has prompted grumbling among some Republican strategists, who contend — mostly in private — that the cash would be better allocated to the party's at-risk congressional candidates, many of whom are being drastically outraised by their Democratic opponents.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, on a four-day visit to Japan, spent what he said was "an incredible evening" watching the Japanese national sport of sumo on Sunday, although the visit left some wrestling fans grumbling over tight security.
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The same people grumbling about Neckbeard Deathcamp's (intentionally) watered down war metal are probably big fans of bands who drape themselves in bike chains and smear black facepaint all over themselves and grunt about achieving supremacy through powerlifting, so really, who's the joke?
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For several days now, there has been grumbling inside the White House that there is no real strategy to counter Democrats, complaints that officials said were validated when not a single White House official appeared on television Sunday to defend the President.
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I often imagine a lonely Trump (Melania is usually in New York) pacing the oval office in his pajamas (while still wearing an extraordinarily long red tie), grumbling to himself, agitated about something and not calming down until he crafts another tweet tirade.
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Donald Trump might not be publicly grumbling on Twitter about Stormy Daniels and her headline-making 60 Minutes interview, but behind closed doors, the president has allegedly dismissed her claims of an affair by telling people the porn star is not his type.
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I can already hear you grumbling about Jeremy, Caroline, but I loved the way the final scene cut between that overhead shot of the car crash that claimed Yael and Coleman's lives and then Rachel, Jeremy, Chet, and Quinn contemplating the stars.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would promote her most prominent critic from within her conservative party, 37-year old Jens Spahn, to a coalition cabinet, in a sign she has heeded calls for renewal to revive her grumbling party.
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Rather, the grumbling has come a bunch of retired players, wondering what all the fuss is about: ●It's Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson, ripping simplistic modern basketball and insinuating that today's coaches are basically too stupid to extend their defenses to guard Curry.
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That has caused some grumbling at City Hall, where aides to Mr. de Blasio have watched Mr. Bratton attract unwelcome press — denigrating rap artists, linking marijuana and violence, accusing Black Lives Matter protesters of bigotry for their broad-brush approach to police.
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But this week, members on the House Intelligence Committee were informed that the current standing rules of the committee still apply for issuing subpoenas, sources said, prompting grumbling among some Democratic members who have had more optimism in the leadership of GOP Rep.
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Before skeptics begin grumbling about cultural appropriation and a planeload of Danes "discovering" ancient sources of nutrition, it's important to note that the Noma team is diverse, filled with talent from around the world: Asia, Latin America, the Bronx and Australia itself.
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"The men [from our Denver league] warned us that we would see pushback or grumbling because in most cities, gay men do not mingle with women," says Becky Lee, Denver Commissioner for the NGFFL, and the first woman to be a city commissioner.
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I put on an episode of The Move last week and it opened, inauspiciously, with Armstrong grumbling along about the use of helmets on Alpe d'Huez, one of the most prestigious, difficult, and celebrated mountain ascents used in the Tour de France.
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None of these anxieties came to fruition; in fact, last week, when Mr. Trump wandered into a small reporters' briefing with his chief of staff, John F. Kelly, Breitbart's White House correspondent was one of the journalists grumbling afterward about not being invited.
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I chased mindful silence in rooms full of endlessly disruptive bodies (grumbling tummies, persistent coughs, fumbling latecomers) and gratefully ate the three organic, vegetarian meals given to me each day on a retreat, despite my personal preference for smaller, more frequent snacks.
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DENPASAR, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia closed the airport on the tourist island of Bali on Monday and ordered 100,000 residents living near a grumbling volcano spewing columns of ash to evacuate immediately, warning that the first major eruption in 54 years could be "imminent".
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The blanket coverage had led to more than a little grumbling that the Kremlin-managed news media was devoting more time and energy to the American elections than it paid to a national parliamentary vote in Russia less than two months ago.
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Despite the 217 primary campaign nationalizing, and despite plenty of grumbling from some presidential candidates that Iowa and New Hampshire are too old and white to continue playing such a big role in the nominating process, the states have had stubborn staying power.
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The weekend work, prompting grumbling from some members eager to fly home to see their children, is yet another indication that Democrats will limit the scope of their impeachment articles and try to move quickly to wrap up the process before Christmas.
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House Democrats spent Tuesday consumed by intra-party grumbling over a resolution that ends up making limited changes to their impeachment inquiry — a needless distraction for Democrats just as they collect some of the most explosive testimony to date against President Donald Trump.
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With Dems still grumbling about how the caucus is run and the impending exit of House Democratic Caucus Chair Joe Crowley (widely considered a Pelosi successor), there are plenty of whispers about who could be next — whispers that Pelosi's team is shrugging off.
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WASHINGTON/BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro won glowing praise and conditional promises from U.S. President Donald Trump on his visit to the White House this week, yet Brazilian negotiators came away grumbling about their hosts driving a hard bargain.
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As someone who grew up grumbling about the self-celebrating tendencies of the boomers—nice enough people, sure, but the grating-ist generation when it comes to mythologizing their past—I feel a bit guilty about indulging in a bit of Gen-x-specific nostalgia.
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By reducing the grumbling, Prince Muhammad may hope to regain the middle-class support he needs to bolster his position against opposition from senior princes who would rather that the king's nephew and crown prince, Muhammad bin Nayaf, succeeds Salman when the time comes.
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"For at least a year before starting on what would become the iPhone project, even internally at Apple, we were grumbling about how all of these phones out there were all terrible," says Nitin Ganatra, who managed Apple's email team before working on the iPhone.
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WASHINGTON/BRASILIA, March 20 (Reuters) - Brazil's right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro won glowing praise and conditional promises from U.S. President Donald Trump on his visit to the White House this week, yet Brazilian negotiators came away grumbling about their hosts driving a hard bargain.
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Bottom line: The House Republican conference has always been, to put it kindly, unruly, but the midterms and an unstable leadership scenario has significantly magnified things -- and that has led to grumbling that outgoing Speaker Paul Ryan may need to depart sooner than he planned.
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But it has rubbed some the wrong way, and it's easy to understand grumbling that the company that not long ago said it wanted to be "unconstrained by a need to generate financial return" will now make decisions very much informed by that need.
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The rank-and-file The grumbling and frustration amongst the rank and file lawmakers in both parties of both chambers has been clear to anyone walking the Capitol hallways for weeks now, but it's particularly acute among moderates in both parties and House freshmen.
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Major retail chains have been grumbling for months about a House Republican proposal to replace the corporate income tax with a new kind of broad consumption tax, known to wonks as the destination-based cash flow tax but increasingly called the border adjustment tax.
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Both Game of Thrones and Veep attracted some degree of critical grumbling over final season missteps, but Emmy voters didn't really seem to care, rewarding both shows handsomely (though Veep getting left out of the comedy directing category raised my eyebrow at least a centimeter).
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Jack Dorsey, Twitter's chief executive, has sent two companywide memos to shore up employees' spirits, one in mid-September and one last week, but he did not shed light on the rumors about a sale of the company, leading to more grumbling by employees.
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There has been some grumbling, for example, about Mr. Wodni's decision to drastically reduce the amount of meat served — it used to be twice a day, now it's three times a week, plus a Friday fish dish — in favor of things like chickpeas and couscous.
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And there has been grumbling about the lack of parity in the league after the Golden State Warriors signed Kevin Durant in 2016, just after the team had won a record 73 games in the regular season and a championship the year before that.
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Students were clearly excited to try their wit in making a commentary on the president's actions, whether they focused on his exchanging insults with North Korea's president, calling climate change a hoax, throwing paper towel rolls in Puerto Rico, or grumbling about national anthem protests.
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Well before that, though, his organization prompted considerable grumbling from longtime Democratic officials, in part because it was not always responsive and in part because it was, like all of Mr. Biden's past campaigns, a multi-headed hydra consisting of advisers old and new.
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Mr. Dixon, who has lived in the area his entire life, said that he heard some grumbling on television about Mr. Nunes becoming a character in the Russia investigation, but said he feels that the congressman has shown he is committed to his constituents.
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What is often overheard here in public might be seen as first-generation rumination, original thinking or grumbling discontent; rude and unfinished half-thought, bubbling up in the mountains until it finds public form and fashion in the world below maybe a generation later.
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Aside from Hanks playing Doug's grumbling shrugs to perfection, the sketch was smart and sly in the way it managed to find the center of a Venn diagram between people that few — from Dougs to Darnells and everyone in between — rarely try to find anymore.
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CONCORD, N.H. — The final Saturday of pre-primary campaigning here began with a forum entirely about the judicial system, after years of fresh arguments about how to put more liberals on the courts and months of grumbling that the question wasn't getting asked in high-profile ways.
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Going to the odd mid-season game with mates, we would overhear grizzled Barnet veterans grumbling good-naturedly about the fairweather fans who turned up for promotion and relegation, but were never around to watch Morecambe on a Tuesday night in the biting sleet and driving rain.
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This rightward swing, which mimics the politics of Mr. Kaczynski's friend, Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary, has inspired grumbling in the bloc about the way former Soviet vassals rushed to join the union and tap into its largess only to turn against its core values.
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" The review ends with more grumbling about the translation (a fate several later translations did not escape): "It is useless to attempt giving a specimen of our author's style, of which little if any trace has survived the double mistranslation to which it has been subjected.
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His shift in tone was also positive proof that Chinese leaders, and perhaps Xi himself, have belatedly recognized the need to respond to growing grumbling, both at home and abroad, about Beijing's increasing authoritarianism, its growing international assertiveness, and its perceived arrogance when confronted with criticism.
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Was it, in fact, what women did want, to the tune of almost $300 million, and was I some sour-grapes outlier grumbling about how condescending I found the clunky ease of the whole thing, up to a twist that made the already happy ending even happier?
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An Oscar nomination is one of the few things that helps foreign language films gain a foothold in the crowded American market and each year there is grumbling about films that were hits on the festival circuit and with critics but that never made the shortlist.
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Even though there is a lot of grumbling among Republicans about the impact on the deficits and proposals such as eliminating the deductions for state and local taxes, which will hit New York and California residents hard, Reagan also had trouble moving his tax bill in 1981.
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Caroline Framke: Of course I have grumbling to do about Jeremy — whom I almost straight-up forgot about, such was his non-presence this season — but I'm more interested in the potential reset for season three you identified, which is definitely UnReal's best scenario at this point.
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International tax policy: I've heard grumbling about the international provisions of the bill, but the bottom line seems to be that they're deep in the weeds and members haven't yet wrapped their heads around them, thus gotten comfortable with them, so the exact issues aren't yet clear.
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Grumbling about Newsom's maneuvers Newsom triggered the controversy earlier this month when he ran his ad criticizing Cox, an underfunded San Diego business executive who lost several races for office while living in Illinois, for being too close to Trump and too opposed to gun control.
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Once she made her choice, she notified David Simas, the political director at the White House, and then received a call from President Obama, who had appointed her to the post in 2011 and backed her for a second term this year despite grumbling from party insiders.
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Here in the Far East, however, local officials and many residents, while grumbling that they cannot keep up with Chinese work habits, tend to see China and its vast pool of industrious labor as the best hope of developing impoverished regions that often feel neglected by Moscow.
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In the original Dark Souls, once you've rung the second bell and you're at Firelink Shrine with the flooded, ruined acropolis... I looked at the pool in the flood, and I heard this grumbling sound, and then this big serpent that looked like Eraserhead came out.
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The debate about the rule has split the series along rich and poor lines, with the top drivers and the leading manufacturers grumbling about teams that cannot keep up and the others arguing that they are in races to compete, not just to fill out the field.
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Below me was a freshly paved road crawling with weekend traffic — a frightening number of R.V.s and S.U.V.s and double-decker tour buses, their windows sealed tight, and a column of grumbling Harleys — and beyond that, through the heat glare, the soaring, extraterrestrial monolith of Balanced Rock.
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How is it Sunday, I mean Monday, this morning, your alarm, your coffee grumbling, thunder, and the kids (two of them, suddenly) are out the door, and their childhood is endless and already over as soon as it begins , and you're on the bus to work.
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Steve Beshear (D) to deliver the response to Trump's first address to a join session of Congress elicited mockery from the GOP and grumbling from some liberal sectors like the Huffington Post, which portrayed Beshear's selection as a symbol of the party's struggle to move forward.
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And Atwood writes her with evident glee: Lydia is part witchy supervillain, dwelling with sinister imagery on how she's become "swollen with power" — and part grumbling maiden aunt, forever complaining about her aches and pains and craving a cup of hot milk to settle her stomach.
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At another stool, a white-haired regular was finishing the red wine that was always waiting for him when he arrived in the evenings, saying, "I don't see what all the fuss is about," and grumbling about what he was going to eat in the coming days.
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Speaking of pricey, because of that, there is likely to be ever-louder grumbling about the eventual departure payout that is expected to be substantive for Mayer, as well as other top execs, many of whom have had their stock grants accelerated in the case of a sale.
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Although there has been some grumbling in recent years about the refusal of top House Democratic leaders, who are mostly in their 70's, to provide chances for newer members, this race featured a rare public airing of that fight in the days leading up to the vote.
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The "Pawn Star" family is dealing with a significant loss following the death of Richard "Old Man" Harrison , the curmudgeonly patriarch of the Harrison family whose grumbling about the goings-on in the Las Vegas shop he ran with his son and grandson made him a reality TV star.
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While the Vision Fund launched with much fanfare and no small amount of jealous grumbling from investors, analysts and media amazed at the size of capital SoftBank's founder and enigmatic chief executive Masayoshi Son was able to raise, the results have not managed to keep pace with the hype.
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Whenever a film like Ghostbusters or Black Panther comes out – that is to say, a movie that's not just about another straight white guy – I hear grumbling from well-meaning critics, mostly white and male, worried that they must like these movies lest they be branded as bigots.
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Everyone told me it was safe, though sprinkled among these assurances are unsettling anecdotes, like the one where a truck driver pulled over to take a break, heard a grumbling sound, and leapt out of the cab in just enough time to watch his truck plunge into the ocean.
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Speaking of pricey: Because of that, there is likely to be ever-louder grumbling about the eventual departure payout that is expected to be substantive for Mayer, as well as other top execs, many of whom have had their stock grants accelerated in the case of a sale.
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He set great store by his ability to sell the EU at home and to win reforms in Brussels, despite the fact that he had spent much of his career grumbling about Europe and antagonising the EU bureaucracy (including removing Tory MEPs from their broad right-wing coalition).
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Part of us thinks the feline — who is also the star of his own Instagram page — is grumbling about the fact that he'll never get his paws on said birds, but we also believe he's marveling at their feathery beauty … and how that would taste in his mouth.
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While the funding increase will be welcomed by the Pentagon -- which has long warned of the dangers of operating without a full-year spending bill -- the amount is sparking some grumbling from Republican defense hawks who say the military needs much more money to rebuild after the Obama years.
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Barack Obama's early legislative successes-a giant stimulus plan, Wall Street regulation and, above all, the Affordable Care Act ignited the Tea Party uprising but still left many Democrats grumbling in 2010 about what wasn't achieved (a "public option" in health care or breaking-up the biggest banks).
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In a mark of how weeks of grumbling in Brussels have brought the issue of Martin Selmayr's surprise appointment last month to the attention of European Union's national governments, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron faced questions about it at a joint summit news conference.
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The grumbling is, in part, a question of ideology -- with the left arguing the party should back more progressive candidates -- and older frustrations, a feeling that the DCCC has ignored races it viewed (and dismissed) as lost causes while effectively ceding large swaths of the country to Republicans.
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But in the aftermath of Tuesday's ruling, which China has said it plans to ignore, a post-celebration hangover has set in, with the Philippine government taking a cautious approach in its response to China that has left some Filipinos grumbling that the government is raining on their parade.
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In Scott's eye, rather than cure the oppressive ills of earthbound capitalism, space travel would merely compound them: Our heroes, blue-collar workers for a giant mining corporation, spend the opening act grumbling about their bonuses, the tedium of their jobs, and the tightfistedness of the suits back home.
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But though I had a great time, the effort of the show was overwhelming—the commute, the cold outside, the time between sets, the venue drink prices (and Vitus' prices really aren't even that bad), it was all an uphill battle of exhaustion, grumbling, and hating most other people.
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When it was revealed this year that the British sculptor Anish Kapoor had secured the exclusive use in the art world of a material called Vantablack, a substance blacker than the inkiest black ever dreamed of by Manet or Ad Reinhardt, it led to some grumbling among colleagues.
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But tellingly, in a grumbling letter about the failure of his 1933 expedition, Wager told his friend and fellow geologist John Auden that Auden had some kind of nervous tic but declined to say what it was, leaving Auden "beside himself with worry" as he fretted about it.
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Durant was cleared to return to the Golden State Warriors' lineup after a monthlong absence, amid some grumbling (and even criticism) about how long it was taking for him to get back, then suffered what has been one of the most daunting injuries for basketball players to face.
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The president's nomination of Christopher A. Wray to lead the F.B.I. and his trip to Ohio to discuss infrastructure were overshadowed, and administration aides were left grumbling about the coming spectacle of a longtime lawman accusing the commander in chief of actions that some lawyers call obstruction of justice.
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Mr. Sanders's steady progress in the primary contest has come amid widespread grumbling and occasional howls of alarm from the Democratic establishment, which views Mr. Sanders — a 78-year-old democratic socialist who has never joined the party — and his movement with a combination of fear and distrust.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — Neville Fogarty makes his Sunday debut in the amiable companionship of Erik Agard, the reigning champion of all things cruciverbal, and they've made it their mission to aid and succor all the Luddite singletons grumbling, alone, over their Sunday puzzle on this beautiful spring weekend.
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And although few in Beijing would dare blame Mr. Xi openly for the government's handling of the turmoil, there is quiet grumbling that his imperious style and authoritarian concentration of power contributed to the government's misreading of the scope of discontent in Hong Kong, which is only growing.
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The company's rank-and-file are grumbling about the way CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg kept silent about the Cambridge Analytica furor for six days — a vacuum that allowed minor-celebrity Facebook executives to make matters worse by issuing hair-splitting explanations on Twitter.
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WASHINGTON — A divided House on Thursday passed a two-year budget deal that would raise spending by hundreds of billions of dollars over existing caps and allow the government to keep borrowing to cover its debts, amid grumbling from fiscal conservatives over the measure's effect on the federal deficit.
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For the time being, advertisers are grumbling about Facebook and warning their clients to stay away from certain ad products, but they're still putting their money there — with an audience over 2 billion and some of the most accurate ad targeting available, Facebook is still impossible to ignore.
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Although some Republicans are grumbling about the fact that President Trump has barely made any progress on a legislative agenda and that Washington has basically been tied up in Twitter knots since his inauguration, conservatives can probably also see that if the government is doing nothing, this works in their favor.
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And Uncle Drew is packed with jokes that NBA fans will most appreciate, from a callback to Webber's famous time-out call in the NCAA finals (a freshman at University of Michigan, Webber called for a time-out when his team had none remaining) to O'Neal grumbling about Kobe Bryant.
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There has been some grumbling over the ticket surcharge, and even a failed attempt to win a judicial review, but Centre for Aviation senior analyst Will Horton told CNBC that it was vital Hong Kong retained its status as a major aviation hub, amid tough competition from other Asian destinations.
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But the gains were a far cry from the 85033 seats Pelosi had predicted in the weeks previous, and the results led to a wave of grumbling from many House Democrats that the party will never win back the chamber without revamping both its campaign message and the leaders delivering it.
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The President, who had already shortened his itinerary for a planned trip to South America and had been grumbling to aides that he had to go at all, is staying behind in Washington in part to decide his next steps on potential changes at the Justice Department, according to a source.
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In the 2014 race for governor, the party's nominee, Wendy Davis, enjoyed an initial wave of excitement but then trailed the Republican, Greg Abbott, by up to 12 percentage points in the polls four months before the election, and some Democrats were publicly and privately grumbling about her campaign's missteps.
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Since its formalization more than a decade ago, the rule had led young players to opt for only a year of college ball — a pit stop on the way to the N.B.A. — but its effect has been to reshape the college game, and to make it unrecognizable to grumbling traditionalists.
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I've seen some grumbling that tonight's episode negated everything that Arya Stark's been up to for the past two seasons, and I don't think that's exactly true — she's become a formidable fighter; and has grown sufficiently jaded about the once-impossibly-mysterious House of Black and White (as have we, I think).
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John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthTrump signs two-year budget deal Lawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits House Problem Solvers are bringing real change to Congress MORE (Ky.), the top Democrat on the Budget Committee, said Wednesday that panel Republicans are grumbling about the GOP's proposal, forecasting a tight vote on Thursday.
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None is more invested than the United States, which supplies more than a quarter of the United Nations peacekeeping budget, an expenditure that Washington, perennial congressional grumbling notwithstanding, has generally considered well spent: It allows the United States to outsource many overseas military missions it would otherwise feel pressure to undertake itself.
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The men chatted idly in the heat, using a shared jargon, weighted with euphemism, black humor, and profanity, a private language unintelligible to a stranger: heading into the desert was 'going up the blue'; a raid was 'a party' or 'jolly'; grumbling was 'ticking'; sinking into sand was 'crash diving' or 'periscope work.
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And some spicy Mainers, too: Brawny, who was always grumbling about the libs; Bix, who smelled like a dead animal; and Junta, whom I met playing roller hockey in Tompkins Square Park, in the mid-nineties, and who had a thing about the size of his own wrench, which, admittedly, was prodigious.
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It's still unclear whether Cohen actually followed through on his pay-to-play promises, but a story in The Wall Street Journal on Sunday quoted a Cohen associate who said that he expressed frustration with the president last year, grumbling that Trump was "not calling him and not helping him," the person reportedly said.
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The crown prince, who acts as the kingdom's de facto ruler on behalf of his aging father, King Salman, has recently faced grumbling within the kingdom and the broader Muslim world over his unilateral decision to halt visits to Mecca in response to the coronavirus — a move with few, if any, precedents in Islamic history.
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It's unfortunate that the story around this will now shift to how the accusations "cost" Franco an Oscar nomination, and it feels all but certain that in a few years, Franco will ride his way back to the Oscar nominees list, with more than a few voters grumbling about how he was mistreated in 2018.
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" But more often than not, Dunant surprises us with fresh and inventive imagery, as when, near the end, we see the ailing pope in his bedchamber in late summer: "He has a cramp in his left leg, his gut is grumbling and his farts are a long way from the scent of orange blossom.
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Grumbling about shrinking legroom and growing baggage fees tends not to peruade them to change their ways, but the nightmarish publicity that came when the video of the United victim spread around the world seems to have cleared whatever bar is needed to get them to lay down their arms and allow a few new rules.
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Behind former Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio), Republicans banned earmarks after winning the House in 2010 and have stuck by that policy despite grumbling from both sides of the aisle.
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The discussions between representatives from China and the UK Foreign Office and Treasury highlight Britain's burgeoning relationship with Beijing on financial issues, notwithstanding this week's gaffe by Queen Elizabeth, who was caught on camera grumbling that Chinese officials accompanying President Xi Jinping on a visit to the UK last year had been "very rude to the ambassador".
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Some early studies of the impact of the Affordable Care Act plans are proving patients' grumbling justified: Compared with the insurance that companies offer their employees, plans provide less coverage away from patients' home states, require higher patient outlays for medicines and include a more limited number of doctors and hospitals, referred to as a narrow network policy.
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To calm our grumbling stomachs, Jim and I made a beeline to the town's 22nd annual clam fest, a five-minute trek from the pier on side streets clogged with carnival games, ice cream and funnel cake stands, a giant slide, an Eagles cover band and clams galore — some for eating, others for shucking in competition.
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Instead -- after a group of more junior senators, as well as tweets from President Donald Trump, made the push to keep working -- McConnell announced he will keep members in town most of the month to pass spending bills and confirm Trump administration nominees, a move that has attracted quiet grumbling and consternation from Senate aides and members.
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Instead, the Republican nominee used the first third of what had been promoted as a "closing argument" speech to nurse personal grievances, grumbling about "the rigging of this election" and "the dishonest mainstream media," and threatening to sue the women who have come forward — an 11th woman did on Saturday — to accuse him of aggressive sexual advances.
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Especially over the last five years, he's slowly ramped up a series of reforms that opened the tightly controlled Cuban economy to limited free enterprise, allowed more public debate and access to travel and communications technology, and attempted to address corruption, bloat, and graying in the state apparatus—all allegedly over the grumbling of his stridently anti-reform brother.
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After mass, I drop her off at my aunt's and head over to my parents where I'm eagerly greeted at the door by our pup, K. My stomach was grumbling like crazy during mass so after giving K. some love, I scrounge around for food, settling on carrot sticks with hummus and a few handfuls of peanut butter pretzels.
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Mr. Schumer seemed to be trying to make the point that Mr. Trump's campaign had — in his party's view — strayed far from traditional American values with its intolerance, but he left Republicans grumbling that he had used the inaugural setting and its huge audience to score political points on what is traditionally the incoming president's day alone.
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And their attitudes to their friends back home—after six weeks, the JSs are let off-base for a week to taste the old life they used to have, and most of them come back grumbling about how immature and work-shy the kids they used to hang out with turned in the six weeks they were away.
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His travels with Trump will form the basis of a prime time special on ABC, airing either Sunday night, if there's no Game 7 of the NBA Finals, or Tuesday night, if there is... → ABC's enviable access sparked some grumbling on Wednesday -- with rivals pointing out that ABC News president James Goldston dined with Trump during the UK state visit just last week.
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The fact that the Spirit is the only NWSL team to not celebrate a LGBT Pride Night has been a source of grumbling around the league for years, but tensions between Lynch and his team reached a breaking point earlier this year when the Spirit hosted the Seattle Reign, whose star Megan Rapinoe had been kneeling for the national anthem.
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It's a problem that's developed over decades: It's always been easier for politicians to boost pension benefits to grumbling state government workers — most of whom are members of their government employees' union, an extremely potent political force in every state — in lieu of higher wages today, and leaving it to a future government to ensure that these promises would be adequately funded.
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If you're longing for a respite from this era's relentless beeping and buzzing and yelling and "Dear God, what now?" news alerts, what better place than one with limited cell service and unreliable electricity, where you step outside in the morning and hear nothing but the grumbling of your stomach and the muffled flap of a bird's wings high above?
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A Senate panel on Tuesday advanced President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE's revamp of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) almost unanimously despite grumbling from conservative lawmakers.
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"The service starts at $100 per month for more than 150 channels, minus a $9.99/month discount for T-Mobile customers, which will initially be offered to everyone..." (TechCrunch) -- Read more of Wednesday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... -- There's been a lot of grumbling about these high prices, and I understand why.
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The administration's official European goals (if not Trump's behind-the-scenes anti-NATO grumbling) also fit plausibly into its larger framework: Building up a stronger military presence on NATO's Russia-facing flank while getting other countries to bear more of the military burden is the most plausible way to preserve the Western alliance's basic purposes while the United States refocuses on China.
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Streaming on: Hulu Plenty of people dislike this tale of four middle-class white folks living in Los Angeles and grumbling about their romantic relationships (or lack thereof), but for anybody who can get on its wavelength, it's an odd, fascinating dive into a very specific Angeleno subculture — all those people who work on the very fringes of show business but not quite at its center.
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GOP lawmakers are grumbling over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's redirection of funds from military construction projects in their states and districts to his promised wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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But what's strange about this situation in particular is that in the wake of the grumbling, the CMA erased a promotional social media post featuring Beyoncé and the Dixie Chicks' performance — convincing some observers that even though the CMA said it was due to the footage being unapproved, the organization was bending to conservatives and racists upset with the singer's appearance at the awards.
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His most recent show, held at the Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn on a rainy evening with very grumbling attendees, imagined what "black American leisure" might look like in a world where there was no threat of the police being called on a black man creating a community garden, and was so accomplished that all the damp, cranky guests went away practically bouncing on their toes with glee.
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The ACU's handling of the case has led to grumbling from attendees, particularly among a prominent group of pro-Trump agitators who have complained of a two-tiered system: VIPs have been notified directly even to be told they did not interact with the infected man, while ordinary rank-and-file conference-goers have by and large been left to wonder, receiving only vaguer information in mass emails.
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" -- Amy Shapiro, registered dietitian and founder of Real Nutrition, a nutritional counseling and weight management practice in New York E-Commerce Guide by CNN Underscored: Seven key items for your next vacation Crispy roasted chickpeas "After having one too many achy stomach grumbling experiences traveling without food, you'll now always find a tasty snack in my carry-on that's a good source of plant-based protein and fiber; it's a particularly satisfying duo.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 85033 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.), Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Rob Reiner, after overhearing a group of dinnergoers following the ceremony grumbling about their dinner table's location near the men's bathroom that the dining spot was a good location to eye every high-profile male VIP, Rep.
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We don't know whether or not Rick is a 9/11 truther, but in the season opener, "The Rickshank Rickdemption," we see his memory of watching 9/11 on TV and grumbling, "They're going to use this to take away our freedoms!" h/t Reddit user u/LordGAD Crates of "magic bullets" and a blood-spattered 60s-style limousine sporting tiny American flags immediately conjure the mother of all government conspiracy theories, John F. Kennedy's. assassination.
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In this first episode, we get a glimpse of what an uphill battle this promises to be: She's surrounded by enemies who view her as an illegitimate usurper; her foppish dandy son Paul (Joseph Quinn) is getting ideas about maybe replacing her a few years early; her long-time lover, Grigory Orlov (Richard Roxburgh), is grumbling because she won't publicly acknowledge his role in her life; and to top it all off, there's the little problem of one of her relatives being locked away in prison in an attempt to suppress his very strong claim to the throne.
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